The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

REMOVAL or TROOPS. —Large Detachments of the 19th'
14th, 31st, 38th, and 44th Regiments of Foot, embarked
on the 18th instant, at Gravesend, on board the Thomas
Coutts, to join their respective Regiments in India.
YEOMANRY CAVALRY.—The Royal Ist Devon Regi:
ment of Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Colonel Lord,
Rolle, and the Castlemartin Yeomanry Cavalry (county 01
Pembroke), recently ordered to be discontinued, have beep
permitted to, continue their services, but without any pal
or allowances whatever from Government.

The Goodwood Troop of Horse Artillery, the Airdrie
Corps of Volunteer Infantry, the Cunningham and Curti'
nock Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry, and the 2d or Prince
Itegent's•Cheshire Yeomanry, have been ordered to be dis-
banded.

POTTERY CENTRAL SAVINGS BANE.
The deposits and depositors of this Bank are rapidly lo'
creasing : a convincing proof of improvement in trade, 0
well as of the public approval of this very valuable institn-
tion.—Pottery Mercury.
THE WEATHER.---ARRIVAL OF THE
Malts.--On Saturday morning ,
last, tne London mail was
overturned between Brough and Appleby inf its way to
Carlisle. Yesterday (Friday) morning the' tialtie mail did
not arrive in Carlisle`until near 11 in the forenoon, haying
lost full four hours. It took eight horses four hours to
pass the mail and coach over Stainmoor, which is done lo
ordinary weather with four horses in two hours and thirteen
minutes. In the above storm, the horses were almost all
that time breast-deep, and they literally dragged the
vehicle through by main strength : the wheels never turning
round.-- Carlisle Journal.

LYMINGTON.—A most tremendous hurri-
cane commenced on Saturday night at Keyhaven, which
occasioned such an overwhehning sea as to carry away.
appearance,
off and
occurredwas never before
part of Hurst Beach, and before daylight en Sunday morn-
ing the village was threatened with destruction. The
breakers rolled over the high road, and beat against the'
windows of the houses, Happily, however, the damage
'was confined to the boats moored there, most of which had'
b
washed
in
this p
upon thear
part
,e ea- sl
similarmre. Although
many visitation,
experienced.—Rants Chronicle.
,
' A very heavy gale' of wind from the S.W., ac-
companied with thunder and' lightning, was experienced
here on Sunday morning last, but very little damage ap- •
weietnh drivensfluoodci ls
sudden have
and awful
pears to have been done to the shipping, compared with
its effects at the western ports. A bark,,ealled the Mario,
recently arrived fawn Quebec, lying at S. Helens, was
driven on shore. , She was, however, got off en Monday
evening, and the 'following day towed into harbour by a
steam vessel. The shill General Palmer, Capt. Taos
con', which sailed from Spithead on Saturday, for Madras, '
was totally , m.yna-
.ted in the gale, and towed in here on
Monday Hants Chronicle.
a mere wreck.—

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Mr. comx.MancENzzE, were Mr. RICHARD MACXENZIit
w.s.;!and Mr. JAMES Hari, writer in Edinburgh, who,
we understand, is a son of the Lord President of the court ,f
of Session. The nomination of these two gentlemen, as'
d'eputy-keepers, had excited great dissatisfaction among the
members of that numerous and highly-respectable body.
Accordingly the meeting held yesterday was most nume-.L:
rously attended. At the honi of meeting Iticaran_a-
Macicrgzik appeared, and was piteceding to take the'
:chair, when Mr. GIBSON CRAIG objected, and proposed'''.
`that Mr. ARCHIBAEALCHDIE "do t•ake.tbe chair." Thic
'tdotion being carried witlient a division, Mr. GissOx,pro-4'.,
posed a variety Of, resolutions, and, among others, that,thiv):,.
cemmission m fivoni of Mr. 14cnAan MAcianztx
Mr. JAMES IEOI4 "be withdrawn" After a very stormair;ii
debate, this motion was carried by a great inajoriPp"*"
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