The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the lsth Hussars, the 77th and 91st
Infantry, Marched yesterday from Westminster fur Bristol, on
route to join their respective corps in Ireland.
Detachments belonging to the 9th and thith Foot, marched yes..
terday from Westminster for Bristol, on route to Plymouth.
A Detachment belonging to the 54th Regiment of Infantry is
ordered to embark this morning ou board a steam-vessel in the
River, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. _ .

A Detachment belonging to the 'East India Company's Service
is ordered to embark this morning on board a Iltram-vessel in the
River, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham.

A Detachment belonging to the 6th Foot is ordered to embark
this morning on board a steam-vessel in the itiver, for Gravesend,
on route to Canterbury.

Detachments belonging to the 4th and 13th Regiments of Light
Dragoons, have received orders he march this morning from West-
minster, fur the Qtvalry Depot, at Maidstone.

IRREGULAR TRANSMISSION OF NEWS-
PAPERS.

MR. EDITOR---'-As a NeWspaper Agent I am particu-
' larly glad to see you notice the irregularities which take
place in the transmission of papers through the Post-
offices. I think a subject like this, wherein the public are
so particularly interested, should be fully canvassed; and
from the number of papers I send off daily (about 100),
I am enabled to speak from experience, as I pay the td-
most attention to send them to the Post-office, indeed I
pack them myself, and yet experience complaints, which is
particularly annoying to a man in business when he knows
the fault does not rest with him • indeed one gentleman
wrote to say, he had " not received his paper (The Times)
for three successive days," and yet I could swear that I
packed them, and the boy that he delivered them at the
Post-office, in Lombard-street ! As the letter addressed
to you, in your paper of this evening, very properly no-
tices, " every Newspaper Proprietor is interested in this;"
end 1 bops to see them take up the subject to get such
vexatious irregularities corrected, and thus relieve the
Airnts from undeserved blame, their country readers from
being disappointed of their budget of news, and their own
interests, in a manner, from suffering by it. I take two
Dublin papers in, the Evening Afail and Evening Post,
to supply my Reading-room with, and one. Scotch paper.
I have been frequently disappointed in the regular receipt
of them, and have put the Editors to no little expence for
the postage of complaining letters, yet, after all, the fault
does not rest with them ; and every one can feel for the
disappointment of those gentlemen who come to my Room
to learn the news of their native country, and find no paper
arrived. I write in great haste, therefore pray excuse the.
manner in which I have put my thoughts together upon
this subject.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
O. JACKSON, News Agent.
Litultk, 6, Royal Areade,'Pall-null, •

Nov. 18; 1826.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY, Fatoav, Nov. It 4.
Aston, W., Toll End—Royal Howl, Birmingham-11
Bohop, R., Liverpool—Messrs. Ratcliffe and Co., Liverpoul-12
I:lmmingham, W., Monkwearmouth Shore—Monkwearinotith

Shore hotel-2
Browne, J., Norwich—Norfolk hotel, Norwich—s
Davis and Ritson, Manchester--White's, Manchester-9
Deakin, F., Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birmingham-11
Eburne, F., Ryton—Bulrs Head, Meriden-5
Foulger and Havers, Norwich—Bowling Green, Norwich-4
Gilbert, D., Oxford—Anchor inn, Oxfor&—l I
Grant, R., Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birmingham-1
Gwinnell, R. Cheltenham—Royal Hotel, Cheltenkam-6
King, W., dtplon Montague—Angel, Mere--10
Little, J., Trowbridge—White Hart, Batb-12
Lumbers, IL, Cheater—White Bear, Mancheater—
Marks, J., Bristol—White's, Manchester-2
Metcalfe, W., Bristol—Mununer, Bristol—l
Rickerby, J., Burrell-green—Gorge, Penrith-11
Smith, W., Bristol---Commercial rooms, Bristol...:-12
Smith, W., Bath—Greyhound, Bath-11
Trehern and Stevens; Hereford—Greyhound, Hereford-11
Walter, J., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Briitol-1

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be heardijoant,PoNretvu.g2al6-:tareet
Et,ieLvienacnl4-
1 inn-dields, I on^
IB3zytillteuya, L.,
,Rtosoei-nsterecti, Long-acre,
clerk acre, labourer
Bellingham, A., Tooley-street, green-grocer
Bicknell, J., Ilortoo, grocer
Butcher, H., Bermondsey, fitherruan
Collins F. Goswelt-street, shopraan
Craig, W., Nassau-street, artist
Herrick, W., Kingston, victualler
Martin, A,, Spitalllelde, confectioner
Moses, IL, Aldgate, prcreision dealer
Kam, W., Holborn, tailor
Rawlings, G., Fetter-lane, hair-dresser
Roger., G., Stockwell, Surrey, tailor
Woolf, 8., 'Whitechapel, comedian
Wright, 8., Pool-terrace, St. Luke., bricklityer

,
EARL GROSVENOR, S I_,STATE.—On Saturday
last, about noon, two newly-erected houses, nearly finished, fell in
that pert of Chelsea-fields, which contains the buildings which
form Coleshill-street. Several workmen fell from the upper
storstories,and were tent to st. George's liowitel. The wind
WAS too moderate to furnish any palliation for those who
construct such frail dwellings for the habitation of families. A
few other houses are suspected of ' being hardly
more secure, and
ought to be inspected in time, that the persons who have erected
a very great number of eabstantial and elegant wont, upon the
Grosvenor Estate, may not suffer by the alarm ;—and it becomes the
agents of the spirited- Nobleman, on whose lambi the slight-built
dwellings stood, to cause au early and sharp inspection to be made,
and to press the
proper Surveyors of the district to he rigid in
their duty.