The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

• Horse Guards,
.octdibelt.
His Majesty has been .pleased to make the following ap.;
pointiniat on the Staff or the Army, viz.
Colonel Ralph Darling, of the sist:retimentoo be Deputy
Adjutant-General of the Forcei.
The 'Comraanderity'Chielis.picased to'clirect that Colonel.
Darling -shall, under the. superintendence at the Adjutant;
General, take .charge of the details of the Recruiting Service
ot the Ar:ny.

All letters, returns, &c:.relati to this -branch of 'the ser.
vice, are,to be transmitted, as heretotoie,.. under cover, to the
Adjutant-Gerteraj of the Forces, Horse Guards, London ; the
words " being Marked on the out-
siile of tb.c.over. —fiy command of the Iti6tit lionottrable the
Gotninander in Chief,
hfARRY
CALVE R-r Adj Gen

.
Comid Opera of Fontain.
Gletni was represented last 'night,' at Coventagardect
rleatre, and was well ai:encled.• It was also, well
supported in general. JUNES took the'part ~f Lack.
land, 'which ' S 0 admirably sustained by LEWIS;
and tOliiiwed that adMired actor
,with tolerable
.si3c4
c'ess. EMEEY'S Jo/fn./30 was a good speeirnen of•
blunt and naturai humour. I NCLILDON, BELLAMY,
and Mis.:Dtettotsts,. gave pow::iful 'sti,:port to chi
by their :musical exel BLANCRARD'3
i:allitito was a prominent charact,r,
.A Ass Fe,N.
,in tbe_little.p.irt of Nanne(Ze,,aarlt ed her.,
selt so Well as to deserve'applAuse, at id to hold forth
a tolerdble promiSe of future merit.

The-trial at
ntrar ..between the SPEAK ELL and Sir
Fatoicts Buttiaz-rir is fixed for the 2etb,'Noventber,
Among the Parisian Bells of Fashion, .erobroLlery
oroameniS of leaves or festocns, have given in
a great nurntier Of robes and habits, to a:i embroidery
of lace.. Bordering is . resorted to by sony.t
able dress-makers, whilst others use the mat orrta".,
ment ; out wiih this dikerence, that the:bordering
is more or less variegated, whilst the .mat is oof one
dolottr .

DEATH BY FIGHXI baffle was fought :in
the turnpike-road leading to Colebrook on Thurs,
day, betwixt two stout men, Jihn Hayward, a wag-
goner, and William Coulthorpe, a coachman, in con-
*sequence6la public house quarrel. Alier fighting
formy-five minutes,. Coblthorpe received a blow on
the side of the head above the: temple, when he in-
stantly fell, and never rose'egain. The deceased was
apparently winning the battle when he fell. .:

On the 20th•of Aug. Messrs. Archibald Murray,
son of John Murray, of. Eq. Grishernich4 Wiiliann
-
M‘Leod, son of Lieutenant William M‘Leod, late
of Glendale.; 'and Kenneth Ferguson, son of Mr.
Normand Ferguson, ot Skiniden, were unfortunately
drowned in the oiling of Lochbracadtile; in codling
round the point of .Ullinish, :on: their return frolll
I'Minginish, in Mr. Murray'& barge. • It,is supposed
ihattht; barge was upset by a:sudden-squall blowing
off those high lands. •
_.

A few nights ago, the wife of a man who lodges
at ,the house of :Mr: Goodman, St. Martin's-lane,
Charing-cross, ongoing to,bed to her husband, ob-
served lnin to tremble very much; • but; knowing
him to be a strange character, -and eupposing.that
he did so only to-frighten her, or that lie was intoxi-
cated, she for some time took, no notice' of it ; but
the trembling continuing,. she at length i:alled out,
telling him not to frighten her in. that manner, or
that if he did, 'she would get up and leave him.. The(
man replied- he ,was dying: and his wife, afer she
}rad struck.a.light, . was much shuckrd at :discovers
ing-a knife lying:beside him, and that .he was wel-
tering in his. blood, having, while in bed, cut his
throat. A surgeon was instantly serit tor, who.
sewed up the.w.ound
_which was not very
;ileep ;
,and the man is now in a fair Way of doing well, but
he assigns no reason whatever for having committed
this this rash action.

The present shooting season- promises abundant
sport. A few dys ago, a Gentleman had such good
success in one field, in a mountainous part of North-
umberland, that he was necessitated to leave a brace
which he was unable to carry away.