The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-16 00:00:00

PATRONIZED NY Ell MAJESTY

And the ROYAL FAMILY; their Imperial -Majesties the
EMPEROR and EMPII ESS of RUSSIA; the EMPERORS
of PERSIA and CHINA , their serene. Highnesses the
DUKE and,,PRINCE of .BRUNSWICK, and most of the
Nobility and Gentry,
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matchless beauty to the cnimileition; :Winds soothing edict'
to ilivir ;,coinciiitient ; and is of .0 (armless
nature as to he administered to infants with perfect safety.
To Gentlemen after Sharing. it allays the irritating mot
smarting pain, and renders the shin smooth and pleasant.—
Price 84. 6d. at:d fkl: per bottle, duty irreluded.
Catirfor..--in consequence "of the high popularity of the
above articles, flagrant impostors have counterfeited each
copying Advertisements, Labels, Bills. &e. To prevent
Ftand, ask for /lowland's, and ohserve the New Label (eri-,
graced by Messrs.
observing the.l.abel of each artiile list the Sign:lime and
Address in Red, " A. Brireland and Son, Yu, I tat to„.Gartivn...
Sold by appointment,
(Outer to his Majesty), Tilebaattrit yet eel ; NI r. Ivssys.
Gattie and Pierce, 57. ale. Deleruix. 149, D. Itigge, 35;
Holmes. Thivenot, and Brewster. New Bond curet ; Messrs,
Bayley and Blew, Cockspiir.istreet ; Mess, s. Derry and Lloyd,
Greek-street ; Mr:Sanger, 00, 'Sfistd-s1 i et ;:Mr.1.0w,,i20,
Prim!, 226, Strand ; Mr. A tkitison ard ,; „„; ; air,ler, t'llpintst, 4, CheapOlik; Me,srs. ilare'ay dot! ,:unr,
rleet-market ; Mr.-Bigge. fr'h Ch"P"tie : Mr. Sutton, Bow.
.Clitirch..yrird: Mr. 1,7. and Xleslrs. Newberry, St.
Paril*: Church-yard ; Dunn and den ;
&le. Burgess, flolborn.diill; Mr. Kenn sh, ri,,,,t,„1„,„e„,..
cioir stth.,„v„. Evans, ; IA ) h.,. /twit ie..
spectable Perfumers and Medicine Vernler, ii‘
Kingdom.

To Conimodere Hayes I am most indebted for his. hearty co.
operation on all occasion, and feel the fullest confidence froM
his able assistance- I have every reason to be satisfied with
the officers and soldiers under my command, and am happy to
inform you they have continued to be healthy.
Herewith, is transmitted a return of captured ordnance.
' I have, Ace. W. .11111 BAN, Brigadier-General.

Return of Ordnance and Stores captured at Rnmree, by the
Force under Brigadier-General Dl•Rean, C. 8., 22t1 of April,
1826.

Bran gun-1 2-pounder; iron guns-1 6-pounder, 1 2 poun-
der ; 3 .1-pounders ; 13 jingo's, 16 muskets, 264 doors, 160
spears, 1,200 flints, Europe ; 6 24-pounds shot, Europe ; 4 12-
pounds shot, Europe ; 3 9-pounds shot,, Europe ; 2 6-pounds
shot, Europe; 160 grape shot, Europe; twenty-hundredweight
of leaden balls; fire hundred weight of iron bails; four-
liunercti weight of spare lead; a quantity of gunpowder de-
stroyed.

GEO. DYKE, Lieutenant mninantling
Artillery Detachment.

Copt. of n letter from Brigadier-General M Ton to Brigadier-
General C. 8., tinted Itamree, bat May, 1825,

Sir,—Part of the force under my command having arrived
at the entrance of the Sandrine River on the 28th of last mouth
it was determined by ComModore Hayes and myself that the
troops should be put into bOats, and proceed up the foliow•ing
day.

The Marnaghten transport having .L7Conded in the Passage
from Ramree, Captain Anderson, With Cifi of the 16th .Regi-
ment Medias Native Infantry on board, never joined us.
A titockade at the month at the river was evWritly evacuated,
and information wnR at this time given by inhabitants (Mugs)
That the enemy I tees ako left the stockades at s,indowey.
The boats having moved about eight tniles up the river,
COMlllnanre Reyes leading, about dusk came upon a stockade
ade and entrenchments.`.''The enemy had also constructed
breast-works: in diffiseot commanding poinia, and had'ranked
thie'river btlom the entrenchments. A space, however, had
been left suffiviently wide for the boats to pass. The troops had
been bwded for the eight, and being re-embarked early the
next orning, the whole were in progress up the river at four
N,, opposition was mule to our passage, and having reached
Samlowey soon after seven o'clock, the stockades were Liken
}x,rtevxicn oft there are two, neither of any strength, though
the ground upon which one is constructed had been well chosen.
!Many acts of cruelty are reported to have been committed by
the Burmese pre,: zous to their departure, and four bodies Were

Bernard, Grafesend, pawnbroker, Jan. 17, 31, and Feb.,
25, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners; London.' Attar.
flies, Messrs:Swain, Stevens, s.laplea, Pears, and Hunt, Old
Jewry, London.
G. Lady. 'Bromley; Tient, coach-master, Jan. 2a; at ten, 28,
at den, and Feb. 26, at ten, at the Court .of Cotnmisaioners,
London. A ttornies, Mr. Sherwin, Great James-street, Bed,"
ford-row, London.
tV. Hemming, Tharcham. Berkshire, money.scrivener,,
Jan: St, at eleven, 31, and Feb. 26, at tern, at the Court of
Commissioners, London. Attorney, Mr. Ewington, Poultry.
London.
D. Groves, Norton-street. 111ttrylebono, grocer. Jan. 17, 21,
and Feb, 26, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
torney.. Mr. Addison, Verulant-buildings, Gray's Inn.
B. Lewis' Tunbridge Wells, bakert Jan. 21, Feb. at
ten, and 25, at twelve, at the Court at Commissioners, Lon.
don. Attorneys, Messrs. Stone and Bremridge, Nralbrook.
buildings, London.
J. Blake, Zeal's Green, Wiltshire, draper, Jan. 21, 28, and
Feb. 25, at ten, at the Court ,of Commissioners, London. At
torney, Mr—dardwielt, Lawtence.hine, London.
P. Beard, Kings Stanley, Gloucestershire, clothier, Jan.
28, and Feb. 25, at ten, at the Court of Corninissionerit;' Len...
don. 'Attornies, Messrs. Getty. Ridden. Getty, and Hidden,
Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, London.
C. Sayer and 0. Gardney, Great Toriet.street, wholesgde
grocers, Jan. 21, 20, and Feb. 25, at one, tit the Court of Coro.
inissioners.—Attorney, Messrs. Paterson and Peile, Old !Wad,
street.

W. Smith, Lombard-street, hatter, Jan. 21, Feb, 4, at ten,.
and 25, at twelve, at the Court of Cotmnissioners. Attorney,
Air. Gregory, Clement's Inn.
W. Rowley, Regent-street, Oxford-street, tavern-keeper,
.latt 21, at one, 28, at twelve, and Feb. 25, at one, at the Court
of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Stevens and Wood,
Little Saint Thomas Astle.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 4, j. Clarkson, Oracechurelt-street, hhtter--Feb.
G. Smith, Newcastle.uponalyne, draper-Feb. 23, J. West.
Like, ['Flyer. Kingston, Ringwood, Sosthamptonoualtster..-.
Feb. 4, R. Fuller, Reigate, Surrey; shopkeeper-4?eb. 11, W.
Inglethorp, Perlman-mews, backneymati— Feb. 4, B. 0, Cor-
bett, Friday-street, linen-draper,-Feb. 4,W. Ratger, New-road
St. George, sugar.broker-7-}eb. 4, T, Stirling, Commercial.
road, Lambeth, slater--Jan. 21, J. Rackham, Strand,bookseller
—Jan. 28, J. B. Ilenelli, Quadrant, Regent-street, dealer.—
Jan. 21, J. Collins and F. Collins, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-
street, timber.mereliants—.Jan. 21, J. Bromley, Circus-street,
New-road, Alarylebotie, ironmonger—Feb. 6, P. Thathwell,
Runcorn, Chester, com-dealer,--Feb. tl, F. Nicholson, Mali-
cheater, corn-dealer--Feb. 18, It. Lawton, Bottoms withih
Stayley, Chester, clothier—Feb. 6, J. Aspinall and .1. Aspi-
nail, Liverpoitl, bankers;.-Teb.. 28, T. Ashcroft, Liverpool,.
timber-merchant.

T PI CATES--Fic a. 4.
C. Aloss, Cheltenham, fishmonger—ll. Stratton, Chapel-
place, Stratford, gosex, wine.merehant—T. Fennell, Jetyrjr-
Farect, Aldgate, flour manufacturer--R. Rogers, sen. Piddle
llintQn, Dorset, farmer—E. Judd, Camden Town, builder-
-I'. I)ibtleti Waterloaruad, music seller—ft, An-
(trews, Ilnstol, baker—J. Cadogan, Water-iltrect, Arundel-
street, Strand, carpenter—VV. Carrington, Fore.street,
monger—T. Goodyear, A lil ersgate-streat, straw-hut filantifAC•
turer—J. Knit:. jun. Harp-alley, Fleet-street. broket.
Wrivnusturs DissoLvEn
J. Sedovick and T. trebth stiwiaoter,rootear,-1. Hub"
Eon and Co. Tenbury, Worcestershire, ttttornics—T. De4lie
and W. 119rnett, lartners-..5. Barton and S. Dawson, Not-
tingliam, bobbin makers-8, Chapp,lnt,n4 P. Jr. 4,atour, Neer
Imittioureet, music sellers—J. If,. ,and 4. Bgaver,
street, eltere-rhut ket, horsehairtottrtufatttietit:-4; latkon
Mtwebester, cott9l) spinners—I). Onitlener and Co. vett.
And S. Johnson. Itarctsev rum ittgl;ton, Vvrkshl re, attune6l4olol—T. Fairthorne and Co. London* attorneys—J. Wi
i urnwn, and 'W. 31. Liveivad, attorneys.:.. c,
nv Glaille and Co. Cliteutou-strect, -Blackwell-Blackwell 111111-40.04 .

VRENCII PAPHUS.

(front the Etaihr.; dated Saturday, Jar+. 14.)
Pkttls,, JAN. 13 —Another leVer from Sqlot
Petersburg'', or the 9.7 th, gi‘es the following

44.0118

"tare joy with which this Capital yestet day saw
,
the Euweror icoolas accept the crown, has been
'troubled a few hams by a mela
ncholy cveute--
All the regiments of the Guards were to tike, iu
ihe mornings the oath of allegiance to the new
Emperor. At noon the General of th.. Guards
and of the Staff came to the palace to announce
that the oath had been taken by the regiment of
Horse GuardQ, by the Chevalier Guards of Pre-
‘obajeesky Semenoffsky, the Grenadiers Pawlow-
aki, the Chasseurs of the Guard, and of Finland,
and by the Miners and Sappers. No accounts
'bad been received from the other regiment, but
this circumstance was attributed to their barracks
being itt a greater distance.
It VMS SOOTI learned that four officers of artil-
lery had chew some opposition—that they had
been put under arrest—and that the remainder of
the artillery had taken the oath unanimously.
News was brought that SOO or 400 men of the
Regiment of Moscow had quitted their barracks
-with colours flying, and had advanced towards
the Place tla Senal, proclaiming the Emperor
Constantine. The people began to assemble in
that square and about the palace. The Emperor
came thither without any suite, passing through
the groups, and was every where received with
demonstrations of respect and joy.
The two companies of the Regiment of Mos-
cow persisted, however, in their revolt. They
drew up in a square battalion before the Palace
of the Senate, and were commanded by seven or
eight subaltern officers, who were joined by some
versous in civil costume, whose appearance inti-
mated their intentions. Individuals of the dregs
of the people surrounded them with repeated
,huzzas. The presence' of a faithful and resolute
military force then became indispensable.
The Emperor ordered a battalion of the regi-
ment Preobajensky, of the Guards to march, and
placed himself at their head, resolved not to
employ force against the rebels till gentle means
had been used in vain.

General Milarodowitsch, the Military Go-
vernor of tit, Petersburgh, approached the moth.
neera, hoping that his voice would suffice to re-
call thorn to their duty. A pistol tired by an in-
dividual dressed in a frock-coat, wounded that
brAve General, who has since died in conse-
muence. Even this crime did not alter the Em.
peror's mode of proceediog. 11is'fitintleSS and
his goodness were shown in the words of coocilia-
Aim' which he addressed to them, without, how-'
-ever, 'updating with them, and without coo-
.ceuling from them that their previous submission
wnS heceSmary, and the punishment of the agi-
t itortrindispensulde. Mean time, by order of the
Emperor, the battalion of Sappers and the Chas..
•seurs Of nuiand, who had reinforced the guard
of the Castle, proceeded with the- Horse Guards,
the Grenadiers of Pawlowski, the Chevalier.
Guard, and the Brigade of Artillery, to join his
Majesty, cud begged him to permit the mutiny
.to be put en end to at once. The mutineers had
Been joined by sortie of the soldiers of the grena-
dieic of the body guard, and some marines also of
Atie guard. The Grand Doke Michael, who had
lately arrived at St. Potershurgh, being informed
that the regiments which had revolted belonged to•
. his division, took his arms aloue, and without force.
_.caused the fix companies to take the oath, which
had ut first refused, he had not, like .their emu-
fades,. proCeeded to the square of the Senate-
.' house. Nay, lit- even led them to his august
brother, filled with the desire that animated the
other troops, to put an end to this momentary
dereliction of duty.
Towards night, when every appeal made to
them had proved fruitless, when even the voice
of the Metropolitan of St. Petersburg!) had been
disregarded, the Emperor resolved to use force.
Some pieces of cannon were brought ; a few
shots were tired at the rebels, and ire an instant
the square was. cleared. The cavalry charged
the small remnant of the mutineers, and pursued
them.in all directiotis.
Patrols scoured all the streets. At six o'clock
riot en assemblage was to be seen- even of two
individuals together; the rebels threw down
their atms, and begged mercy.
Towards ten o'clock more than 500 of these

unfortunate t
Wre Ch(11 11;1(1 been collected by the
patrols, and, the most go!lty of tile officers had
already lofts arrested. They have been placed
fur the present in the fortress of St. Petersburg!).
At six o'clock id Imperial Majesty had al-
ready returned to the Palace, and Ts Deum, on
his accession to the throne, was performed in his
presence and that of the whole Court and the
civil and military authorities. Tranquillity was
restored in the capital.
The Emperor has shown on this occasion great
coolness and eliva t ion of son!, which have delight-
eol the troops rind the oldest Generals.
Till, agitators met with no support, except from
drunken soldiers and some of the dregs of the

people. Many of, the, revolters hove already re.
turned to their barracks, and manifest the since-
rest repentance.
The regiments which bivouacked during the
night about the place have returned to their bar-
racks. The Emperor has reviewed them this
morning, atsd his Majesty having learnt that the
battalion of Marines of the Guard, which had
been misled the day beff by perfidious insinua-
shoWed the most lively repentance of its
conduct, and bad taken the oath, of allegiance to
the Grand Duke Michael, he permitted them to
appear its his presence, granted them pardon, and
ordered their colours, which had been taken from
them the preceding day, to he restored.
letter of the 29th from St. Petersburgh, con.
itentrail that we have said relative to the restora•
lion of tranquillity in that capital, and again
ovorthrovrs all the conjectures of the Jouruals of

THE ARMY.
(rags sATuRDAT's ularrrE, JAN.I3.)

War Office, Jan. 13, 1828..
MEmoiLawßust.--His Majesty has been pleased to ap-
prove of the Oth Foot bearing on it colours and appointments,
in iddition to any other badges or devices which may have
heretofore been granted to the Regiment, the ward " Corunna,"
in commemoration of the distinguished gallanty displayed by
the Regiment at the battle of Corunna, on the 16th of Ja-
nuary, 1809.

•
War Office, Jan. 13, 1825.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Paymaster. Augustus
Charles I)rawwater, from the 6.lth Foot, to be Paymaster,
vire Ilochfort Bloomfield, whe retires upon half-pay 25th Light
Dragoons.
7th Ditto—Lieut. Henry Solly Hodges, to be Captain, by
purchase,.Vice Robinson, promoted ; Cornet John Osborne to
he Lieutenant, by.purchace, vice Hodges; Thomas Atkinson,
Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Daniel, promoted.
7th Regiment of'. I.4ight Dragoons—Cornet Wm. Edwards to
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lord Arthur Paget, de-
ceased ; Christopher Tower, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,
Tice Edwards.
10th Ditto—Charles John Whyte, Gent. to be Cornet, by
purchase, vice Nicholson, promoted.
15th' Ditto—Captain Charles Routledge O'Donnell to be
Major, by purchase, vice Philips, promoted ; Lieutenant
Courtenay Philipps to be Captain, by purchase, vice O'Don-
nell.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—'William Conynghatu Burton,
Esq. Page of Honour to his Majesty, to be Ensign and Lieu-
tenant, without purchase.
Bth Regiment of F00t..:-Lieut. Hon. Stanhope Hawke, from
the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Fred. Win. Vieth, who ex-
change"; receiving the difference.
11th Ditto—Ed. L. ‘Vonolley, Gent. to be Ensigd, by pur-
chase, vice Eyre, promoted to the 36th Foot.
13th Ditto—Lieutenant Despard Humphreys, from-half.
pay 99th Feot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Kemple, who ex-
changes.
15th Ditto—Ensign Lionel Tollemache to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Drury, promoted ; Thos. Rose, Gent. to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Tollemache.
18th Ditto—Captain John Doran to be Major, by purchase,
vice Carmichael, promoted.
20th Ditto--Ensign Richard Tasker Forlong to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Smith, promoted in the 21st Foot.
35th Ditto—Surgeon Thomas Prosser, front the ?d West
India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vi. c Munro, promoted on the
Stuff:

39th Ditto—Lieut. Coyne Reynolds to be Captain, vice Car-
thew, leceased ; Ensign George Sleeman to be Lieutenant,
vice Reynolds; Augustus Berkeley, Gent. to be EnSign, by
purchase, vice Sleeman.
46th [Attn:—Hospital Assistant Alex. Estion to be Assistant
Surgeon, vice Fenton, deceased.
531 Ditto—Captain John Steuart, from the half-pay, to be
Captain, vice George Carpenter, who exchanges, receiving the
difference; Thomas Hallifax Western, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase,. vice Rowcroft, dismissed the service.
54th Ditto—Fred. Wm. Johnson, (lent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Dodd, promoted.
59th Ditto—Ensign Joseph Peacocke to he Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Chichester, promoted ; Augustus Hartford, Gent.
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Peacoelte.
60th Ditto—To be Captains, by purchase—Lieutenant Geo.
Frederick Greaves, vice Pearse, promoted ; Lieutenant Thomas
Richard Plumbe Tempest, vice Manners, promoted ; Lieu-
tenant John Campbell, vice Kcal, who retires.—To be Lieu.
tenants, by purchase—tilecond Lieutenant John Sutton WiltOrd,
vice Greaves; Second Lieutenant William Brydges Neynoe,
vice Tempest ' • Second Lieutenant Francis Marlton, vice Camp-
bell.—To be Second Lieutenants, by purchase—.lames Bell,
Gent. vice Welford ; Charles Henry Churchill, vice Neynoe;
Richard Longat ()debar, vice Marton.
64th Ditto—Captain Severus William Lynam Stretton,
from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Oirdlestone, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference ; Captain John Ralston, from
half-pay, 23th Light Dragoons, to be Paymaster, vice Draw-
water, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards.
69th Ditto—Captain Frederick Glover, from the half-pay, to
be Captain, vice John Nixon Meade, who exchanges, recemng
the difference. _ _ .

71st DittO—Ensign James Barry to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Stewart, promoted; John Hamilton Craik, (lent. tot
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Barry.
92d Ditto —llospital,Assistant Matthew Millie, Dill. to be
Assistant-Surgeon.
Rifle Brigade—Hospital-Assistant Mountford Joseph Dram-
ley to be Assistant-Surgeon.
2d West India Regiment—Staff-Assistant.Surgeon John
Richardson to be Surgeon, vice.Prosser, appointed to the 35th
Foot.
11 nEvr T.—Captain Charles Cornwallis Michell, recently ap.
pointed Professor of Fortification at the Royal Military Aca-
demy at Woolwich, to be Major in the Army.
°sit VEAL STAvv.—To be Surgeons to the forces—Surgeon
William lunro, from the 25th bunt, vice Sharpe, deceased;
Staff' Assistant-Surgeon Michael Sweney,
To be Apothecary to the Forces—Staff Assistant-Surgeon
John Freeborn Pink, vice Montgomery, who retires upon half.
pay.
To be Assistant-Surgeons to the Forces—Hospital Assistant
John Hutchinson Walsh, vice Allen, deceased ; Hospital As.
'latent Peter -Campbell, vice Richardaon, promoted in the 2d
West India Regiment.
To be hospital-Assistants to the Forces—James Crichton,
Gent. vice Miller, promoted in the Royal African Colonial
Corps ; Charles (frown, Gent. vice Cahill, promoted in the
Royal African Colonial Corps; James M'Oregor, (lent. vice
Davis, pro noted in the 59th Foot ; Julius Casement, Gent.
vice difiney, appointed to the lfith Pont.
UNATTACHED. —To be Lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry,
by purchase.--Major John Carmichael, from the 18th Foot ;
Major Frederick Phillips, from the 15th Light Dragoons.
—To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant Wnt.
Stewart, from the 71st Foot ; Lieutenant Charles Drury, from
the 15th Foot.—To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase--
Ensign Tempest W. Stroude, front the let India Itegiment ;
Cornet Christopher Hampden Nicholson, from the 10th Light
Dragoon.—To be Ensigns, by purchase—Gentleman Cadet
William Thomas 'finite, from the Royal Military College ;
Edward Noel, Gent.; John Bates, Gent.
The under.tneutioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of

theirlialr:rty

Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Dashwood, 4th West India Re.
glment ; Lieutenant.Coloncl Charles Plenderleath, 48th Foot ;
Captain William Attwood Oliver, Scotch Brigade ; Captain
MkNamara Morgan, With Foot; Lieutenant Joseph Wilson
Everett, Bth Foot ; Lieutenant Henry Procter, ii4th Foot ;
Ensign John Humphreys, IMlth Foot ; Cornet Charlt.!s Sr.t
gison Smith, :Id Dragoons ; Ensign George Garden Robinson,
Bth Foot.