The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A Detachment of the Depot of the 15th, or York East
Riding Regiment of Infantry, is under orders to proceed
from Clare Castle, Ennis, to join the Service Companies
stationed at Kingston, Upper Canada.
A Detachment of the Depot of the 66th, or Berkshire
Regiment of Infantry, is under orders to proceed from
Templemore, to join the Service Companies at Quebec.
A Detachment of the Depot of the 79th (or Cameron
Highlanders) Regiment of Infantry, is under orders to
proceed from Belfast, to join the head-quarters of the corps
at Quebec.
The Recruiting Parties and Detachments of the 68th or
Durham Regiment of Infantry, and of the 81st now
stationed at Coventry, will proceed to Kenilworth, to re-
main during the Assizes to be held at Coventry.
The Detachments of the 60th, 64th and 89th Regi-
ments, and of the Royal Marines, now stationed at Glou-
cester, will march to Stroud, to remain during the Assizes
at Gloucester ; and the Detachment of the Sd Foot Guards
will proceed to Cheltenham.

The Duke of CLARENCE held a levee as
Lord High Admiral yesterday, at the Admiralty. His
Royal Highness gave a grand dinner in the evening to a
large party of naval officers, among whom were—Admirals
the Honourable Sir HENRY HOTIIAM, Sir Wm. HosTr,
Sir GEORGE MARTIN, and MAITLAND, Captains T. N.
CAMPBELL, C. 8., CHADS, C. 8., BULLER, C. 8., Hon.
W. WALOEGRAYE, DE STARCK, WEMYSS, ANDERSON,
ATOURT, W. SIMPSON, LARKAM, DELAFOasE, FAIR, R.
STUART, and JOHN iimtver.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOCESTER en-
tertained a select party to dinner yesterday, at Glocestcr-
house, Park-lane.
The Duchess of KENT entertained a select
party to dinner at her apartments in the King's Palace, at
Kensington, or. Tuesday.
Another Cabinet Council was held yesterday
afternoon, at the Foreign-office, Downing-street, which
was attended by the same Cabinet Ministers as were present
at the Councils held on Monday and Tuesday. The Mi-
nisters assembled about half-past two o'clock, and continued
their sitting till past five o'clock.
General Lord HILL held a levee at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the office of the Commander-
in-Chief, in the Horse-Guarder. V
The LORD CHANCELLOR will hold his last
levee, at his house in George-street, on Saturday evening.
We understand that Mr. SHAW, the archi-
tect, of No. 28, Gower-street, Bedford-square, is autho-
rised to treat for the letting of Uxbridge }louse, during the
able Ace of the Marquis of AliGuszA in lielazd.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MARCH 12.—Wind S.—Sailed the Eliza, for
New York ; Ellen, for St. John's ; Laura, for Boston ;
and Nassau, for St. Michael's.
PIN-mount, MARCH 11.-Wind S.E.—Arrived the
Iris, Smith, from Figueras. Sailed the New Eagle, Macey,
for St. John's.
FAL3IOUTIf, MARCH -IL—Wiwi S. to S.E.—Arrived
the Calista, Pilot, from Honduras ; Lord Sandwich packet,
from Lisbon ; Duke of York packet, from Jamaica ; and
Eclipse packet, from the Brazils.

The Thomas King, Williamson, from Demerara, has
arrived off Dartmouth.
The Sachem, Cotlin, from Siam, was driven on shore
near Cuxhaven, the sth inst., and was discharging.
The Warren Hastings (mission ship) has arrived at
Madras.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
JACKSON V. BOURNE.

In this case, which stood for judgment upon the
question of costs,
His Loans]lie said that he had on a previous day given
his judgment, except as to the costs ; for that purpose
he had looked over with great attention all the depositions,
and also the decree Nisi, and he thought it would he better
not to state what the inclination of his mind was upon
those depositions, a to the costs, until after the Master
had made his report.

PREROGATIVE COURT.
I/wit-v..4 V. WYATT.
The facts of this case have already been before the
public. An instrument propounded as the last will of a
gentleman of the naTi;:e of Ingram, of Clapton, who died in
1823, was opposed by his sister, Miss Barbara Ingram, on
the distinct grounds of fraud and circumvention prac-
tised by the parties claiming benefit under the in-
strument, and extreme mental imbecility on the
part of the testator. The arguments of Dre. Lush-
ington and Dodson against the will, were heard on
previous Court day s ; and Dr. Jenner replied on behalf of
Mr. Henry Wyatt, on whom the deceased, by the instrument
in question, had left the bulk of a very considerable for-
tune. The further hearing of the case was delayed for some
days, owing to the indisposition of Dr. Phillimore. The
Learned Doctor addressed the Court this morning, and
contended with much ability and at great length for the
probability of the instrument, the mental competency of
the deceased, and the high respectability of the profes-
sional gentleman who was employed to prepare the will.