The Sun.
London, England, 1811-04-12 00:00:00

THE AIUITY.

GENERAL AFTER ORDERS. .
ild+utant-General's Office,
Lausaot 16th Nlarcht 0311..
No. t.Tiie Commander of the Forces retuals
his thank i to Generals, S,lati, Officers, and Troops,
for. their excellent conduct in the operations of the
last ten'days against the enemy.
He requests the CoMmanding Officers of the 43d,
52d, 'and 95th Regiments, to -name a. Se')eant of
,each Regiment to be recommended for promotion to
an Ensigucy, as a testimony of the 'particular Hp-
probation of the Commander of the, Forces of the
conduct of these three Regiments.
, (Signed) 8. M. PACKENHAM,
Deputy Adjutant-General.

(CIRCULAR.)

Contrnissary in Chiefs Office, London.

Stn.—Very considerable inconvenience having
arisen from the Variations bet een ttic number of
dollars shipped,: in , this country and the nualbers
stated to be received by the Cot unissioners abrOad,
I am directed by the 4ords Commissioners. of his
Majesty's,Treasury to make it. a general instruction
to Officers of time Coinoik4sariat on foreign stations,
thai all packages: of dollars, or other specie, be 'in
variably opelied on their arrival at the place of their
destination, and counted in the, presence of an
cer of the department of AccoOlus., in case there
shall, be. any such Oni Iti prest:mce of
the Deputy Paymaster General, and oi the *Officer
or Otficers appointed in the manner revired by his
instructions, who are to certify the attiOtipt4 eery
separate ,pacLaile, arid a topy crf winch certificate is,
to beirausukiited to me; in order to be firw4rded.to
their Lordships previously to the . payment. ot the
'freight to the Captain ut the ship of War couveYiu:il,
the specie. You will be..pleaseu therelote to gown
yourself accordingly, th,0,L.4 the nt cessaly cum-
munication to all the Depories and Assistants em-
ployed Linnet you.
I am, Sir, your humble servant,

A Gentleman who c one over in the Packet from
Gibraltar, g',ves :the particulars of a curious circuit) •
stance rhat has recently: occurred in ,Malta: On the
17th of J,lnuary, Lord COCH r 1 Veil there,'
and twiclo no secier of his intentions to imertete in
Moine manner with the condud. of'qte Admiralty
Court, of which DO:Cwt.SE is Judge, and Mr.
Loctleit is 'Registrar. He in-is!ed thit A table of the
teas,' which the AdMiralt, Officers could legidlv
mand,' ought iu be hung up Cli: the Court,
which was rhen kept in an .:Lijsrsiinitig Fount ; arid:
Lord Cacti RANH bay ill?, removed thik, decurnvht ti,to
the Cioirt, an 'Prdo- Was kin !d for' his arrest, which
carried in(o etrect, and ";s. Lord Ship committed
to priion. lie remained tor three days in chutine-
nwnt, and then ctititri%:ed 'to make 'his' eSen pe by
mealts of a la.lcier, applied to ihe wilidOw of hiS.
, A convoy being on the purist of leaving Malta,
Laid Coen RA:6: E 601 Orl bOM d the :Commodore's'
in Wh.t 1,, Itr, proceeded 'to
trout thence to Gdmaltar. here he lett thliceifvoy,
and wont' on Uoarir theeromrthealor
petling ho the hist in this cotiniry Withate news
of rho occurrehce at Malta. The 'packet, however;
etit.iiiied him ; bu we see in our Portsmouth let-
, ter, tip ,•1 the Puimethetif has arrived, and: is' put
• under riu•irioitint.... lie (Curt, understand, ha*
protebted against ;•he behaviour' of his -Letd..hip ;
and,his Li.trds!6p has pioteited against the proceed•
logs of the Court. ' The atnir will probably be de-
ciood ty're.

The Honourahle Mrs.' CHOLMODELEYi whose
death Wt 'recently announced, was the sister' of the
celebrated Mrs. Womi.'oToN, so well ktims,n in
theatrical aniA, Mrs. CHOLM,ONIMLEY 'Aias the
relict of the Hon. and'rtev. Mr. Cuoi.Moilint.ioe,
uncle of the pi,scin Lort.l.Citor.stoNDEbtor, a Gen-
tleman 'who, in the cattiest part of his life, was in
the army, but atterwards.became a Member of ttit
Church. Mrs—CHOLMONDIMItY was dlSti6gUisiltd
(or tier lively talents in conversation, her wit, hu-
' mom,' and store of, anecdoteS; whio :she- related
with pointed effe6l. She -had figured in the first
circles of this country for much more than half a
century, and retained her faculties to the close of
her life.

The letters from Gibraltar state, that about i,5;00
French trOnpli (part of Senastia!irg corpS) itad,cy-
tered St. Ruch on the 15.4, 11l rch They, nett
commanded by GeneralßertiOn, Attd seeitied to
have no other objeil than. to eonimit exce,ses of
every 'ion. They returned,. to Ftitipoaa and Air-
bella, alter having been guilv n !,;yery outrv,e that
rapacity,,and licentintlinehs vouiJ perktrate,,

It would seem from the following extratit of all-
ter from. %city, that nurat has riot, abandoned his
projeats against that. •
" Fan. 2.2.-1 luiat is,huddiug lots very fast on
the coasts of his own ltiogdtv. I .ttsposl we ,h3ll
have warm work in the A piiog; be in ten 4 iu !hive'!
very great superiority 01 gutr-bthrts. We are build-
log -redoubts, forts, towers, batteries; aud, tutting
canals in, every quarter.- Toe army, 4olatably
healthy 3 not one twentieth part of itin the huspi-
tal."

,

MairritqG AT' 'LLovtis.—Yesterdar a piece of
plate of 6001. value was toted to Mr. MARYAT,
for his successful exertions' in opposition to the 1)4-
rine Ifigurance •

DARING OUTRAGEOUS ROBBERY.-7—On Mnnd;iy
night, the lath ult, abotit t welve o'clock, the dwell-
ing-house of ;William Noreop, Esq. at B tton
Hales, Satop, was entered by ,ihree men, who went
into Mr. Norcop's bed-room, where he was lying;
whh.A 'lighted candle t woof t hem held him in bed,
while the third presented a pistol at, him, demanding
the immediate surteoder ul his money, and keys'',
but not permitting hirn 'to rise, -one of them took
his breethesi which lay on a chair near tlre- toed; and
rifled the pockets, , raking thereout two guineas. and
Some silver, and also a key, with which; they
attompted tb open .a disk in the roifrtn•, but not sue-
;ceeding in unlocking it, 'two of then) wrenched it
open, while the third stood over Mr. Norcop, keep-
ing him in awe, in the bed. They took fro ti the
desk cash and notes to the amount of one hundred
and sixty pount!s.

V )L' ld(Y.

EXTRACT FROM CRABBE'S BOROU;;;I.

sorne swedenbergians in our streets arc found,
Those wandering Walkers on enchanted gr,u no,
Who in our World can other WorldS survey,
And speak with Spirits, tho' confin'd in clay.

Of BibleAryst'ries they the Keys possess,
A ssur'd themselves, where wiser Men, but gueis—‘
'Tis theirs to see around,*'abouti above, -

HOW Spirits mingle thoughts and Angels move :
Those whom our grosser views from us exclude,
To them appear an heavenly' multitude.
While the dark sayings, seal'd to Men like us,