The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-27 00:00:00

ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY.

The Royal Naval Hospital at Deal having been
converted into Barracks, and prepared for the
immediate reception Of troops; the Corps of Royal
Marine Artillery (commanded by Colonel Sir RI!
CHARD
,WILLIAtts,.K.C. B.) being completed to
its new:eitablishment for 1817, will March, on
theist of January, hem Chatham to their new
destination at. Deal; at which place their head-
quarters are in future to be- fixed.—The
neuce whiCh this arm of the profession has attain*
ed, mifyttrattribnted, in a great measure, to the
skill and-ettention which was bestowed upon its
first establishment. The Offieirs and men were
selected from the Royal. Marine Forces at large,
then upon the War Establishment, and 30,000
strong. The former, recommended by their mi.
litary abilities, and the latter, us adapted in every
respect .to the arduous duties Of artillery service.
The Officers passed thi reguler course of acade-
mical studieS, and :every soldier who was chosen
measured five feet eight inches in stature, could
read and write, and bore a good character. Basque
Roads, Flushing, Anholt, Cadiz, America, and
Algiers, were the proud scenes of their Marine.
tion :—too much praise, therefore, cannot be -be-
stowed upon Lord MeLvit.Lis, and the Board of
Admiralty, for the care with which their Lord-
ships are preserving the materials of a service of
shell deserved reputation. The precedence, pri-
inept,' and immunities, of the Royal Regiment
of Artillery, were conceded to the Royal Marine
Artillery by his Majesty's Order in Council of the
18th of August, 1804.

ANBcners.--A-Caentlernan over the bottle lily-
ing mentioned thin he considered ?dr. SHBRIDAW
as the most independent man' !king, the latter
Gentleman i►mnediately produced the following
Fines :

To Ireland, "cried Sri CHM' my being I owe
To England, and England's kind schools all I know,
To Scotland, good w:11, for I cannot owe less, . •
To Wales I'm indebted for all I possess,;—
wlio can deny, he the debt great or small,
That sticaav, OldsiucartY, owes something to all.

CORONEIO INQUEsTAH inquisition wail taken
yesterday afternoon at the Olive Buslr Tavein,
at ,Hanipeteirdt,' before THOMAS STIRLING, upon
the body of.. Mrs. Sarah Freeman, a widow lady,
aged 64, who died ou Monday last, in conies
(pence of a horse and cart passing over tier body.
everal of .her ribs were broken, there w.'re black
mark of ''eitierisal violence, and the neck Will
shocking lacerated. It appeared from the evi,
dence or several persons, that the deceased was
standing Wore a horse and cart belonging to it
Mr. Allen, of ,Haillp4tend, which was loaded with
'hay, a boy holding the reins at the horse's
head, when anptltcr horse and cart passed along
the ani'ilie noise affrightening Mr. Allen's
horse re t't tilt!' and threw the boy against the
icrea;led,shetsell (lows,
and the wheel of the
cart Passed over .her body. The boy had a very
narrow e,scape. Verdict7-4ccidentat Death.

A young Gentleman was the other day asking
a grave Quid-mune, 'in one of the Coffee-housee,
what a-la:Brulus meant, as so freqnently applied
to the Hair ? The old Gentleman, who was
somewhat related to him in consanguinity, roughly
replied—l"' Why, young man, Brutus, who amts.
sinated Caesar, was remarkable for the fulness and
beauty of his hair such a bepti of hair as. is now
produced by Rowt.aNn's MAQASSAR OIL."
ANOTlifft MEDICAL BOARD..-IO consequence
of the extensive practices of the Medical Board, at
Charlotte-hou3e, Blackfriars-road, Drs. COOPER,
Mt:NROE and Co. have, for the accommodatiou
at Patients residing at the, West end of the town,
cst ahlish ed. anot her Medical Board in Woodstock-
street, th,ford-street, a few doors from Bond-
street, where a, Physician and Surgeon, Members
or,the loyal 44lege of .London, 'thirty years
experience,,, nonstelittly reside. That many thou-
sands have liven., restored to perfect health by
their united talents is indisputable, after flospi.
tats bad failed, many of whom bad been great
sufferers from being improperly treated by persons
ignorant of the profession. Eruptions on the
bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings
st thetlntek, nodes on the shin bOoes, cancers,
strictures, ittilps, pains in the head and limbs,
ahti nervous debility, are the consequences of an
ill-cured contagkott, and which symptoms Ire.
quently appear, lears after, and destroy domestic
happiness. Messrs. COOPRR, MuNaos, and Co.
are consulted daily at both houses, from eight
till eight, or by letters front the country, stating
particulars, when medicine._ and the best advice
will be sent to all palls of Site kingdom, Theta
are side Coors at each house; and private rooms
for females. Advice gratis every morning- till ten,
and on Sundays uttiil twelve o'zloek.