The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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Detachments belonging to the 6th, 20th, Stith, and 48th Regi-
'molts of Foot, marched, on Monday morning, from Westminster,
for Canterbury.
A Detachment of the Slat Regiment of infantry marched, on
Monday morning, from Westminster, for Tilbury Fort.

Detachments belonging to the 4th and SGth Regiments of Foot
Marehe,l, on Monday morning, front Westminster, for Winchester.
' Detachments belonging to the 97th and 70th RegiMents: ofJn-
fantry marched, on Monday morning, from Westminster, fur
Portsmouth.

A petschroeut of the. Regiment of Foot marched, on
Monday morning, from Velitminster,, for Jersey.

Detachments belonging to the Sd Dragoon Guards, the 3d Light
Dragoons, and the 15th Hussars, marched, on Monday morning,
from Westminster, for Bristol, on route to Ireland.
A 'Detachment belonging to the lit'. Dragoons marched, ..on
Monday morning, from Westminster, for Dorchester.
A Detachment belonging to the 4,3.1 Regiment of Foot marched,
en Monday morning, from Wotminster, for Bristol, on route to
Plymouth. '
• The Ist Division of the Depot of the '7Bth (Highland) Regi-
ment embarked on board a steam packet, on the 26th ultimo, at
Glasgow, for Fort George.
Detachments Whoring to the 62d and 81st Regiments of In-
fantry embarked on board the Borodino transport, on the 27th
tilt. at Portsmouth, for Halifax. .

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEnNitsnAv, MAY Si.

The LORD Cgatscmou, the Archbishop of CANTausour,
the Marquis of Cum/Nagasz, the Earl of lIAItROWHY, and the
Earl Sttarrasnuav, having taken their seats as Commissioners,
at a quarter past two o'clock, Mr. Quarme, the 'Yeoman Usher
of the Black Rod, waSt directed to summons the Commons, who
soon after attended at the bar. The Royal Assent was then no-
tified to the two Corn Bills, and to fourteen other public and
private Rills. The Lord CHANCELLOR then read the followine.
Speech
Mir LORDS AND GENTLE EN,
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Ills .Majesty commands us to inform you, that •the state of
the public business, enabling his Majesty to close the Session at
a period of the year the most convenient for a General Election,
it is his Majesty's intention to dissolve, without delay, the pre-
Hent Parlia►uent, and to,direct the issue of Writs fu• the calling

of s new one. , •
His Majesty cannot take leave of you without commanding ns
to express his Majesty's deep sense of the zeal and public spirit
which you have constantly displsyed in the discharge of your
several important functions.
yourselves to the objects
His Majesty particularly acknowledges the: promptitude and
discretion with,which you have applied
specially recommended to you by his Majesty at the commence-
ment of this Session ; and his Majesty confidently hopes, that the
good effect of your deliberations will be manifested in the improved
stability of public and private credit.
His Majei;ty has the satisfaction to inform you that the distin-
guished skill, bravery, anti success, with which the operations of
the British Arms in the dominions of the King of Ava have been
carried on, have led to the signature, upon highly honourahle
terms, Of a preliminary Treaty with that Sovereign, which his
.Majesty has every reason to expect will be the foundation of a
secure and permanent peace.
His Majesty further commands us to repeat to you, that his
Majesty's earnest endeavours have continued to be Unremittingly
exerted to prevent the breaking nut of hostilities among Nations ;
and to put an end to those which stilt unhappily exist, as well in
meria AA in Europe:

CP:NTLENIIO7 OF TIM HOTISF. OP COMMONS,
His Majesty ,eortuntinds us to thank you for the provision whi.h
you have made for the service of the year.
His Majesty's attention Will he Constantly directed to the re-
duction of the "public expenditure, in every degree that may k