The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-23 00:00:00

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Athlone, Dee. 14, 1817.
To Lieutenant-Colonel D'AUBENEY, 'Commanding the 84th

Regitss ent.
Dunn SlR,—The under-mentioned Officers of the second
battalion of the 84th Regiment, involved in the late redac-
tion, adverting to that portion of your Order of the 10th
instant, which more immediately applies to them, beg to
assure you, that they eontemtlate their removal from your
command as a very sensible aggravation of their misfortune in
ceasing to be effective—and, with their best congratulations
on the event which has secured your valuable services to the
first battalion, and every wish for your future professional
success, we are,

Dear Colonel,

Most sincerely and faithfully yours,
George Raitt, Major, Edward Woolhouse, Lieute-
J. Griffin, Captain and P. M. nant,
11. B. Hayes, Captain, W. Russell, Ensign,
W. .1. Craig, aptain, W. Green, Adjutant,
W. Rafter, Lieutenant, I David Raleigh. Assistant-Sur-
.l. Lhtyd, Lieutenant, gent),
Robert Cart, Lieutenattt, James M‘Donnell, M. D. As-
George Daunt, Lieutenant, sistant-Surgeon.
J. Brockman, Lieutenant,

Athlone, Dec. 14, 1817.

To Major RAITT, 84th Regiment.
My Pear Major,—lt is with sincere pleasure that I acknow-
ledge the receipt of the very handsome letter xhielt you have
inclosed to toe, expressive of he friendly feelings of those
Officers who have been removed from under tuy command.
I beg you to offer tlirm ,oy warn thanks for their Kt ot~
wishes; and to assure -them that it is pleasing. to me, at this
moment of separation, to r .Elect, that w, slotll br ah!e
os
meet hereafter, either in civil or militat y life, with feciings
not less honourable to them than flattering to me.
Allow me, my dear Major, to take his opportunity of • as-
suring von, that I have ceosi'dv felt the value of your s,•rvices
in the 84th Regiment, and !hat I ,xce,dingly lament the loss
an Officer, v., hose zealous and manly support has, at all
times, seconded my views for the discipline.and harmony of
the Corps.
Believe me, with ereat truth, Your's,
HENRY IrAII3ENEY, Lieut.-Col.

97th Regiment of Foot. —The several detach-
ments beton:jilt!, to this Regiment. stationed ,at
Cove, Carlisle Fort, flaulhowling Battery, Monks
town, Charles Fmt, mid Middleton, have been
tinniihed with routes, directing them to march
from the stations.above enumerated, on the ar•
rival of similar detachments belonging to the 49th
Regithent, on march from Cork to replace them.
After being relieved, the detachments are to com-
mence marching, with' the most convenient dis-
patch, for Colic, in order to their joining the
Dead-quarters of their Regiment, previous to its
leaving that city ; after which the division of the
Regiment remaining at Cork, marches to the se-
veral stations allotted to them, wherethey are in-
tended to relieve detachments belonging to the
81st regiment, ordered to Cork..
81st Regiment of Foot.—A mote has been trans-
mitted to the head-quarters of this Regiment,
stationed at Tralee, directing that this division
should hold itself in readinesS to march from
thence to Cork, on the arrival of a division of the
97th Regiment, on march prom that station to
relieve them ; antl at the same time the above
route was transmitted.. 'Similar routes were for-
warded to the several detachments belonging to
this regiment stationed at Dingle, Keomare,
Clonakilty, Skibbereen, Bantry; Mill-street, Beer-
island, Rosscastle, and Whiddy-island, directing,
in like manner, that they should hold themselves
in readiness to march from those stations on the
arrival of similar detachments belonging to the
97th Regiment, which are on their march from
Cork, for the purpose of relieving them ; after
which the detachments are to commence their
march for Cork, (the future head-quarters of the
Regiment) where they will join the division on
march from Tralee to that city. •

FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE.

DIVIDENDS,

February 10, W. Jones, Chester, innkeeper-Jan. 17, C.
A. Wheelwnght, Cullatn-street, merchant-Jan. 94, J. Good-
air, Queen-street, Cheapside, merchant-Jan. IS, J. White,
J. G. Cochrane, and W. Blunt, Fleet-street, booksellers-
Jan. 17, J. Crossley, Halifax, York, merchant-Jan. 17, C.
Knowlton, Bristol, haberdasher-Jan. 13, B. Dealtry, Raw-
chile, York, farmer-Jan. 10, J. E. and'!'. Walton, Bread-
street, factors-Jan. 10, J. Raven, Litchain, Norfolk, corn-.
merchant-Jan. 22, A. and C. Sheath, Boston, Lincoln,
bankers-Jan. 17, G. W. Verdenhahn, White's-yard, Rose-
mary•lane, sugar-refiner-Jan. 17, T. Lewis, Tower-street,
tuerchant=-Jan. 10, B. Boyes, Tokenhouse-yard, merchant-
Jan. to, It. Bennett, Platt, Kent, lime-burner-Jan-20, H.
Wood, Workington, Cumberland, grocer-Jan. 14, J. Lack-
man, Wigan, Lancaster, linen-draper-Jan. 12, C. Johnson,
Leverbank, Lancaster, calico-printer-Jan. 14, S. It. Philips
and B. I'. Riding, Liverpool, brokers-Jan. 20, W. Cozens,
Kensington, draper-Jan. 10, H. Roper, Cross-street, Fins-
bury-squre, merchant--Feb. 3, J. and T. Poyntou; Brook-
street, Holborn, hardwaremen-Jan. 22, J. Dickinson, Guild-
hall-passage, warehouseman-Jan. 10, E. Meesou, Alderman-
bury, wholesale linen draper-Jan. tO, G.Paget, York-street,
Wcstmittter, plumber and glazier-Jan. 10, It. Maltby, Mor-
timer-street. money-scrivener-Jan. 20, I.R. Furtado, South-
streut, Finsbury-square, merchant-Jan. 10, J. Mackcoull,
Worthing, Sussex, stationer-Jan. 10, R. Randall, Coleman-
street, Blackwell Hall factor-Jan. 10, Harris, Coventry,
ribbon-manufacturer-Jan. 10, W. Brattle, Ryarsh, Kent,
farmer-Jan. 10, E. Berriman, St. Ives, Cornwall-Dec. 23,
W. S. 'Dune, Bromley, St. Leonard, Middlesex, Roman vi-
triol-maker-.tan. 10, W. Gernon, Langbourn Chambers,
Fenchurch-street, merchant.
CERTIFICATES, JAN. 10.
:Lit. Hall, Alderniatibury, merchant-J. Dickenson, Dews-
bury, li imp- draper-W. S. Lunch , Hythe, banker-G. Cooper,
sen. Old Ford, dealer-W. Ratcliffe, jun. Wetherley; War-
wick, farmer-W. Jason,. Warminster, Wilts, linen-dra-
per-,G, Apetiaile, North Shields; timber-merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Nicholson and T. Horn, dock-owners, South Shields--
W. Bailey, J. Latimer, and R. Gilbert, St. Mary-hill, Thaines-
street, porter-Merchants—W. Brandon and J. Thornton,
Wood-street, Spitaitields, silk weaver—T. Fisher, J. Fisher,
J. Hiighes, and J. Stroud, Cheapside, lacemen—J. Hinges-
ton, R. Rumball, and G. P. Maples, King-street, Cheapside,
chymists—l'. Hurd, G. Johnson, and R. Greenwood, Inner
Temple, attornies---W. Fowler, J. Gundry, J.- 6. Downe,
S. Gundry, and J. Cole, Bridport, Dorset, flax-mill company
NVilinsburst, It. Wilinshurst, H. Wilmshurst, and E.
Banger, Malden, Essex, boarding-school keepers—S. Wood-
"head and J. Firth, jun. Kirkburton, York, clothiers—J.
Whiclark and 'l'. Manton, Nottingham, woolstaplers—J.
Eccles and W. Omli fie, Ashton-within-Mackerfield, Lan-
caster, iialtsta.s—lt: Martin, Half-Moon-street, Piccadilly,
and J. Millard, Bolton-row, • May-fair, coal-merchants—T.
Anderson and W. B.,Kilpin, Queen-street, Cheapside, floor-
eloth-mantifaetnrers—J. Jump and T. Hargrtives, Fore
street, Cripplegate, hat-inanufacturers;---W. Wareing, sen.
J. Wareing, and W. Wareing, jun. cotton-spinners, Old-
ham, Lancaster--. 4. Williamson and W. Cross, -.Chester, dis-
tillers—J. Denton, dec. J. B. Toosey, and -11.Vwell, Bran-
don, Norfolk, merchants—W. A. Garratt, F. Garratt, J.
Garratt, and It. Marsden, Old Swan-stairs, tea-dealers--J.
Ashton and D. Ashton, Bath, fishmongers.