The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-02 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

(CIRCULAP:) Horse-Guards, .July 30; I SU; .
SIR,-1 am directed by the General Commanding-in-
Chief, to inform you, that his Lordship will approve of your
using your discretion in permitting a proportion of the
corps under your command, to assist in getting- in the
approaching harvest, but his Lordship desire that the
men may be employed only in the immediate .vicinity of
the quarters of the corps, and that everyman may be pre-
pared to return to his regimental duty on the shortest
notice.

am at the same time to acquaint you, that the soldiers
who may be permitted to assist in harvest-work, must on
account take with them any article Of armor accoutre-•
ments, and that whilst absent from thoir corps with truth ,
permission, they arc to be employed only' in the plventi
of husbandry.
•
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your obedient humble servant,
To the ---------
Officer Commanding. Adjutant-General. ,

Detachments belonging to the 4th, 11th, and 13th Regi-
ments of Light Dragoons, marched yesterday from London
for the Cavalry depot at Maidstone.
A Detachment of the 68d Regiment of Foot, embarked
on Thursday at Deptford, as guards on board the, Roslyn
Castle convict ship tin New South Wales.
A Detachment of the same Corps embarked yesterday
on the same duty on board the rittvria, I:leption4 fan.
New South Wales

Another Detachment of the same Reghteent is &erect
to embark this day on the like duty, on board the iitoyar
George, at Deptford, for New South Wales.
The Depot of the 42d Infantry has been ordered from
Stirling to Edinburgh.
. _

The-4th Foot ha; been ordered to march from Edin-
burgh to Glasgow, to replace the gnif Highlanders, orderedi.
to Ireland.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENM

LIVERPOOL.

THURSDAY, JULY 31.—High %vier 14 min.
two.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Jane, Holmes, films
New Orleans; Julian, Creighton, from Africa; Om-
fierce, Bates, from Sligo ; Deruorwick, Hannay, froml4.-
berinory.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.-The Henry, Rodd, for Ali--
cant ; Endymion, Garbett, for Quebec; Mary Ann,.
Faulkner, for Malaga; Maria, Weckstedt, for Elsineur ;
John, Quenfull, for Jersey ; Alexander, Turnbull,. for
Newfoundland ; Nymph, Power, for Naples ;
Cumming, fur Genoa.

SHIP NEWS.

REGULATIONS FOR SHIPS ENTERING AND.
LEAVING RIGA.

The following notice has been issued by the Russian Go-
vernment, and was received at the Baltic Coffee-house yes-
terday, and is important to the shipping interest:—
" 1. As soon as the ship comes in sight,of the Boldersay
she will be boarded by pilots, who will take her to Rigs /
or if she is to be previously discharged, to some other an-
chorage. If it should happen that the ships arriving were;
sin toe great a number for the pilots, the latter wiri pilb
everal at once into Riga, in such a manner that the Oat '
on board the furemost ship will point out the road to tbone
following him.
" 2. At the time when the officer of the guardship,andl
an officer of the Custom-house, are on board the vessel ar-
rived, one of the junior searchers will join them, in order
to put the Government seal on the parcel containing the
hills of lading, which will be carried, together with the .`
other papers or letters in possession of the Captain, to the
senior searcher.

" ▪ The latter shall, without delay, despatch by post:.
from Boldcraa to Riga all the ship's papers, as well as the
letters brought by her.
" The ship inspectors, after having received the
letters and ship's papers, are ordered to put the Imperial'
seal on the hatchways and other places of the ship; so that
nothing can be taken away, and to make immediately theie
report to the Custom-house.
" • This being done, the ship will remain at Boitlermy
to be unladen ; and if it is not deemed necessary, she will
proceed immediately to Riga. In both cases a Custom-•
house officer will be put on board, with this difference, that
in the last case the Captain.will receive a document, speci-
fying his name, the name of his ship, the place from wind'
he sailed, the number of seals, and the places on which the
seals have been put ; and, filially, the name of the Clastons-.
house officer in charge of her; whilst, on the other hand,.
if the ship cannot go to Riga without being previously
self
to msk 't
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his declaration there.
r cargb'to Riga, may
e, As to those ships
begin to unload after the declaration required by the Cue—
d users, the Custots'
house at Riga, after having received the captain's (lectors-
tion, will give to the senior searcher the proper authority
to unload the vessel, by delivering to him for that ;
purpose the duly authenticated copy, or a proper'
translation of the declaration. The discharging The goods
on board the lighters to be sent to Riga, must be done as the
Custom-house regulations direct ; with this difference, that •
the duties which were formerly imposed on the member of
the Customs, now pass to the searchers, under the ;Alperin-
baulance of their senior officers.

" 7. The Governor-General having designated' Pode-
rague as the place where the ships are to discharge their
ballast, any ship on which the Government seal has hero
put, as specified above, is allowed to repair to that place;
and when the Captain makes his declaration at the Gls'
torn-house in Riga, the officers of that establishment are tv
appoint one of the searchers at Poderagne to atithorize the
discharge of such ballast.
"8. Under peculiar circumstance-a, and especially in
case of the goods being covered with ice, and when petish-
able fruits are landed before the declaration is made, and
for all of which cases special regulations exist, and will con-
tinue in force. The executive power formerly vested in
the custom-house officers at Bolderaa now passes to the
hands of the searchers under thc.senior officers. The term
fixed for making the declaration to the custom-house At
Riga is seven days, respecting goods imported by sea. The
four last regulations relate to the mode in which the goods
are to be put into lighters, &c. The document is signed by
the Chief Secretary ad interim, Kolaschen."

BIRTHS.
This morning, the lady of W. N. Roche, Esq. barristet-
at-law, of a daughter.
On the Ist inst. the lady of Mr. John Brooks, of Davies-
street, Berkeley-square, of a daughter.
On the 2Sth ult. at Dolben Hall, Denbighshire, the lady
of Capt. Caldecot, of a daughter.
On the 27th ult. Mrs. Edwin Adolphus Ashford, of a
eon.