The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-01 00:00:00

LONIION, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1829.

THE ARMY.

Lord Fitzroy Somerset, as Military Secretary to General
Lord Hill, Commanding-in-Chief, went through his List
yesterday, at his Office in the Horse Guards. A few Ge-
nerals, and about forty other Officers, transacted military
business with his Lordship.

On Tuesday next, the three Regiments forming the
Household Cavalry will he disposed of as follows, viz.:—
The First Regiment of Life Guards will march from Wind-
sor to the Barracks in the Regent's Park ; the Second
Regiment will quit the Barracks in the Regent's Park,
and take possession of the Barracks in Hyde Park ; and
at the same time the Regiment of Royal Horse Guards
will leave Hyde Park Barracks and proceed to Windsor.
The troops will continue in the above stations during the
next twelve months.

A Detachment belonging to the 63d Regiment of Foot
has been ordered to march from Chatham to Deptford, for
the purpose of embarking as a guard on board the Thames
convict ship, fur New South Wales.
The left wing of the 59th Regiment of Infantry has ar-
rived at Chatham from India.

A Detachment belonging to the riSth Regiment of Foot
has arrived at Chatham, for the purpose of embarking on
board the John Craig, freight ship, for Ceylon.

MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.
LIEUTENANT G EDISRAL—G tit, Captain of Yar-
mouth Castle.

LIEUTENANT-COLONSL-H.trding-e, 99th Foot.
MAJORS—llilton, 45th Foot, Madras ; Ifeathcote, 88th
Foot, Newcastle, Staffordshire; Lord, late Royal Invalids"!
London.

CArrAms--Mann, 30th Foot, Madras; Stewart, 89th
Foot; Kenai], half-pay 104th Foot.
LiEuTEsalirs---Anson, 11th Dragoons, Madeira;
Seward, 16th Dragoons, Bengal; Charles Campbell, Ist
Foot, Edinburgh ; Ford, ditto, Trinidad ; Stirling, 3d
Foot, at Sea; Bishop, sth Foot, Maidstone ; Osborn, 25th
Foot, Fort D'Urban, Demerara ; Ward, 31st Foot, Ports-
mouth ; Gilland, late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion,
Youghal, Ireland; Shaw, half-pay 27th Foot; Rhynd,
half-pay 66th Foot, Jersey; Byrne, half-pay 47th Foot;
Beale, half-pay Ist Prov. Battalion of Militia.

ENSIGNS AND SECOND LIEUTENANTS—Hutcbins (Ad-
jutant), 13th Foot (shot by a private soldier), Dinapore,
Madras ; Robbins, half-pay Unattached ; Furlong, half-
pay Rifle Brigade.
QUARTER-MASTERS-King, 18th Foot; Rogers, half-
pay 6th Dragoons; Brett, half-pay 31st Dragoons.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT—Physician Dwyer, Dublin;
Surgeon Holmes, M.D., half-pay 81st Foot, Coleraine;
Assistant-Surgeon Meade, Royal African Corps, at sea,
on passage from Africa.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JUNE.

per cwt. ; delivery last three months, 375. 9d. to 38s. per
cwt. ; free on hoard, 31s. to 31s. sd. per ton.
COTTON.—The Cotton Market is steady. The sales for
the week ending List night inclusive consist of 80 Bengal,
; 1,200 Sura4 8 d. a 414. ; 70 Pernams, 7d. ; 20
Bahia, 6d. ; 100 Bowed, 6ii. a 6d. ;80 Grenada, 6Z-d. ;
60 Egyptian, 61d.
Ismoo.—The quantity of Indigo now declared for the
East India sale is 5,200 chests, and it is expected to be in-
creased to about 6,000 chests ; it was rumoured that the
Company would increase their Indigo by 1,000 chests
more, but we believe there is no truth in the report. The
Indigo Market continues dull, and parcels belonging to the
late failure at Liverpool continue to be thrown upon the
Market, and sold at a discount of 6d. to 9d. per lb. on the
late India House sale prices.
Ric e.—Bong l Rice is heavy, and a shade lower ; 466
cargo Rice sold 7s. a 7s. 6d, By public sale this forenoon,
2,500 bags East India Rice ; mid. Bengal, lls. a 11s. 6d. ;
Patna kind 14i. a 15s. 611.

IRISH Pnovistoss.—There is little variation in provi-
sions ; there has been more demand for Pork in barrel.,
but there is little variation in the currency. Butters are
dull, on account of the favourable rains. In Bacon no vs.
riation. Arrivals last week GS6 firks. Irish, 4,592 casks
Foreign Butter; 2,590 bales Bacon.
Oats.—The American Sperm offered at public sale last
week was all taken in at 641. a 651. 10s. ; there are no
sales. Linseed Oil steady.
Hors.—The accounts from the Hop Plantations state
that the plant looks more healthy generally, on account of
.e late heavy and favourable rains, and on good grounds,
Alikelaly, the Hops are making rapid progress arid
strong, but on the inferior soils the plant is so completely
covered with vermin that under any circumstances two or
three weeks can only elapse before the leaf turns black,
and that the prospects of the latter are destroyed. The
duty remains at 55,000/. The prices of Hops without
any variation.
SpicEs.—Spices continue dull. Some sales of un-
sifted Pepper are reported at 24d. This day 239 bags 870
small bags Pepper; the latter taken in 2id. a 2?-,d., the
former at 2,1 d.
TOBACCO.-The only purchase of Tobacco to any ex-
tent is a parcel of good leafy Marylands for export, at
7d. a 71d.
SALTPETRE.—By public sale on Friday 873 bags com-
mon quality, to be refracted, sold at 225. 6d. By public
sale this day 1,921 bags Saltpetre, taken in at 235. Gd.
a 245. 6d.

FanT.—There is little or no business reported in Fruit.
The reduced duty on unrated Raisins is now accepted at
the Custom House.

TEA.—Boheas have become rather dull in the market,
at the advance, and in other descriptions there is but little
doing. .

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.