The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-31 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the Itla Regiment of Dragoon
°lintla' and the 12th, 22d, and 33d Regiments of Infantry,
marched yesterday morning, from Westminster for Bristol, on
l'oute to Ireland.

A Detachment belonging to the 69th Regiment of Foot march-
Yesterday morning, from Westminster for Plymouth.
Detachments of recruits arrived in town yesterday morning,
froth Liverpool and Bristol, on route to join their respective Corps
4314 Depots.
A Detachment of recruits arrived in town yesterday morning,
Canal boat, at Paddington, from Coventry, on route to join
tn. respective Corps and Depots.

• EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
sailed
„, • ,
Pine Patience, Kind, from the Mauritius, ha arrived of Dover;
NM the Mauritius foth of April,' and the Cape 2lst May
herd .
The (4isherine Boag, from the Cape, off Rye, for Am-
am.
:lb Vans' ittart (whaler), from the South Seas, off Rye. 4
at Grecian, from Liverpool, which arrived at Bombay on the
Lath of April, experienced a heavy gale for four days off the Mau-
ritius, and lot all her sails, sprung both insets, and made some
water. 'lle Promise had sailed fur Tellicherry. The Exemiuth
Aqui Pyramus were on the coast.

Four personri of,the names of Murray, Waite, Zay7
der, and Collolly, in the employ of MeSsrs. Broadwood)
forte manufacturers, agreed on Tuesday morning to take a boat
Inc the purpose of going to Mel-mond the tide not
,see hrving
conveniently, they proceeded to stimuli e
day at Deptford. On returning limn e uiou
ot
ft
01 e:tot :::ndfo cr.
1) ker ao
ouse
tempting to pass through the centre arch
were. upoet,,when two of them, Murray and Waite, met with a
watery. grave. The former hid been recently married; the latter
has left a wife and three children to deli/ore untimely fate.
isayder being a good swimmer, saved the life of Conolly,hy, al.
lowing him to cling round 'his loins, for a considisable distance,
until they were picked up by two watermen, near the Southwark-
bridge, in a completely. exhausted state, though without expe-
riencing any material injury.. The two that are drowned never
Nee after the boat was upset.: Their bodies have Imo: yet been
found. This is another instance of the rashness, (after the num-
1-411efis accidents that have occurred), of inexperienced persons
wantonly risking their lives.
DUEL.-- The
FATAL fie principals in the affair near
liirkeehly, the fatal termination of which we mentioned in our
last, Were, George Morgan, jun., Esq.,,banker iu Kirkcaldy, and
1)441 Landale, Esq., tanner there. The parties flirt on Wed-
lien lay Mandl* at six o'clock, in Cardon Den, on the estate of
Itaitli, the former attended by W. Millie, Esq., and the latter by
;ii!utenaoe mane, R,N, Two medical gentle:Filen were also pre-
rht• Itiving taken their ground, at the usual distance, they
i;r, hen Mr. Morgan received his •adversary'a the left
brealti and instantly expired. His liody was brought to his own
ouse about au hour after. Mr. Latithile and his second have,
we underNtand, 'left Kirkcaldy. 'Precognition* were taken thir-
ea,he day'' and us the causes which led to this melancholy ren-
(cciir: become the subject of legal investigation, we mast
tinne curgrentig publicity to the statements which are in the mean
. We have anthority from the friends of the sun.
,
-.ate) that measui:es 'are taken tO bring forward his- trial
44: e'u'lY us the fur lIIN him Conic will admit of. Mr. Landale
44%t readily present self before a jury of his country so ROM
tero-(l"appeinted temporary absence briug only in-
"‘ 'to avoid unnecessary confateulent..-.47dinburgh Observer.