The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-05 00:00:00

CHANGE IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF CORPS.

The following change in the distribution of corps has
recently taken pl.ict', viz :
The sth (Northumberland) regiment of Foot, from
Castlebar to Galway: the 10th (North Lincoln) regiment
of Infantry, from Corfu to Zante : the 15th (York East
Riding) reserve companies, from Mullingar to Castlehar :
the 27th (Enniskillen) service companies, from St. Vin-
cent's to Grenada: the 47th (Lancashire) reserve com-
panies, from Chatham to the Isle of Wight : the 6lst
(South Gloucestershire) reserve companies, from Naas to
Buttevant : the 634 (West Suffolk) service companies,
from Chatham to New South Wales : the 634 reserve
companies to Chatham : the 68th (Durham) reserve com-
panies, from Cork to Buttevant: the 74th reserve compa-
nies, from Cork to Buttevant: the 75th reserve compa •
nies, from Galway to Fermoy: the 83d service companies,
from Edinburgh to Glasgow.
The following Detachments belonging to the under-
mentioned Corps marched yesterday morning from London
for Bristol, on route to join their respective Regiments and
Depots in Ireland.

The 11th Foot for Wexford ; the 19th do. to Youghal ;
the 73d do. for Spike Island ; the 77th do. for Clonmell;
the Sfith do. for Buttevant.

The following appears in a Jamaica Paper of the 27th
Aug. :

We are hapry to learn that the whole of the Officers of
the 33d Regiment, with sue exception, who have been
for several months put under arrest, have been released.
Two of the Officers will be removed to other regiments,
and we hope alt that has passed will hays the effect of re-
storing harmony to a regiment always remarked for its
gallantry in the fief I,
(From the Paper of Aug. 26.)

Letters have been received in Kingston, announcing Sir
John Keane's intention of returning to resume the com-
mand of the troops in Jamaica.

GENERAL COURT MARTIAL.

A General Court Martial assembled at Morant Bay, on
the 26th, for the trial of Lieut. Trutch, of the St. Tho-
mas in the East Regiment, fur unoffieer-like conduct in
obstructing the Marshal of the regiment in the execution
of his duty in levying a warrant against that Officer for
militia fines.

The Court was composed of the following Officers

Lieut.-Colonel Cockburn, of the Surrey Regiment of
Ilor,e, President ; Major Berwick, of the St. Thomas in
the East Regiment ; Scott, ditto ; Cosens of the Portland
Regiment; Captain Watson, ditto ; Orgila, ditto ; M‘Ken-
zie, of the St. Thomas in the East Regiment ; Le Gourge,
of the Portland Regiment ; Longe, of the St. Thomas in
in the East Regiment; M`Cornock, ditto; Chisholm, of
the Surrey Regiment; Codrington, of the St. Thomas in
the East Regiment ; Brands, ditto; Turner, ditto.
The Court, after a patient investigation (which lasted
two days), found Lieutenant Trutch guilty, and sentenct-d
him to pay a fine of 101. and admonished him to be more
circumspect in his conduct for the future.

It is said that the judiciuus economy of the late
Lord HARRINGTON has enabled him to enrich his successor
to the amount of 20,0001. per annum.--Brighton Gazette.
We understand that it is the intention of Sir
EDWARD CODRINGTON to go shortly to Italy, where (aud
not at Brighton, as the papers have stated,) he will condom-
to reside for some time.--Brighton Gazette.