The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-24 00:00:00

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Major ,Lushington, of the Atli Light Cavalry, to.commamt
the Cavalry Brigade; Lieut. Lyon, of the Bth Regiment
Light Cavalry, to he Major of Brigade to the Cavalry Bri-
gade; Lieut.-Colonel Deacon to •cominand the Light Brigade;
Lieutenant W. Low to Ire Brigade Major to the. Light 80,
gade; Lieutenant-Colonel Thompson to command the Ist
Brigade •of Infantry ; Captain Hunter to be Itr;gade• Mayor tO
thb Ist Brigade of Infantry LittittuantColonel H. Scott to
command the 2d Brit acle ut Infantry; Captain Napier, of the
Rifle Corps, to be Brigade. Major to the .2,1 Infantry Brigade;
Major Noble, C. B. roan/mud the' Artillery of the Ist"Divi,-
siori, in conformity to his appointnient,=6. O. 22d ultimo;
Lieut. Bonner, of.the Horst Artillery, to be Major of Bri-
gade to the Artillery; Lent. Puggotipold, to act as .Idjutant
of the Horse Artillery;' Captain • Rudyerd, senior Officer hi
charge of the Artillery and Rocket Troop, will coMmand th-e
Artillery Brigade; Lieutenant Davis, Field Eugineer.,,
with the Ist. ed, and 3d Division.

Extract °fa Letter front Botallecunq camp, at Porn.
nab, October 16; 1817.
" Ott the 30th ult. the 4th coinpany, 2d bat-
talion of the 28th., and Ist battalion 26th Nattv
Infantry, marched (rain Keitalt towards Randall;
under command of General D'Auvergtie. Ott the
6th current' this detachment reached B Anh,h,
ter having lost many Camels, from the roads hay.
ing been rendered almost impassab'e in conse.=
(pence of the torrents of rain which ftll during
the march. The-Keit oh detachment was joined at
Banditti by the Ist battalion -14th Native Infantry;
and a battalion of the 7th Native ltilanity, from
Delhi. Brig.-Gen.D'Auvergneat thesame time tie~
parted from time centre division of the Army, and
Gen. Marshal took command of the left division on.
the 7th curt. Ou the Bth curt, the above camp left
Banda!), and arrived at Kallinger on the wilt',
•where they were joined by Captain Cunuinzham.
with six Russalabs of • horse ; and on the
4th, the artily concentrated at the bottom of the
Bisram Gungee Ghaut, by the junction of the
train of foot and horse artillery, together with the
Ist battalion -Ist native infantry..: The• eat'alry
brigade, including th.e horse artillery, ascended
the Ghaut, and leached Punnah yesterday ; and
one of the brigades of infantry came tip to the
suthe ground this morning.' "The remaining bid.
pole under the Brigdier'-General is to-day em-
played iu btinging the heavy artillery up the
Gltatit. The whole can scat ce-ly arrive at Punnait
before the 1-9th."_
•

NEW CHURCHES.

FOR THE SUN.

?Jr. do not- see that the budding
New Churches will hc a mean to the end pro-

posed. For this last thirty years our popidation
has nearly doubled its number. Vaccination and
ventilation are the causes of it ; but fe►v in com-
-parisnn as the Churches are, I have never heard
a coin plaint that none in:the severid piri,hes
were large enough to contain their inhabitants.
In all I have visited, I never saw one full, nor
oie individual turned from its door for want .of
-room; neither did the Chancellor state it as a
,reason for encreasing any, that the people called
•for it, a's• a spiritual accommodation. True it is,
that were all the parishionerS in the several
dioceses desirous of going to Church, the places
-of national worship would not hold them; nor
does it follow that an additional number would
be resorted to. Old and serious people find their
-comfort in those alrea•iy built. The young and
gay keep from them, except for shelter in bad

Weather, or as a task for some private purpose

against their will. As matters nom are, there
are Churches enough, and they would be, better
filled were they better served. The fact is, the
spread of fanaticism, as resulting from ignorance,
:bypOcrisy, and wickedness, has encouraged so
.tuany separate enclosures, that the National
Church is aelerted by the lovers of outrageous

'doctrines, preached in holes and corners, and
founded o►i the opposite principles of predestiny,
and free will. These places Are filled, while a
neighbouring Church is almost empty. Better
then might it he to attract people into church
by plain, ani►►►aling, and impressive language, on
the beauty of morals, arising from pure
an:l on the deformity of vice leading to everlast-
ing misery, than to build New Churches, which
may only be frequented for a time as a novelty,
and have them after as hollow as the old ones
at present. Entice and invite the people into,
the litter before you erect-the former, and they
he frequented to a plenitude ; when places of
worship may be wanted for more ; but till then
the work will be premature. Compulsion to a
Church, or a penalty for avoiding it, would be
wrong. Religion, and its calls to worship, should

be free, as no prob!ern in geometry ii more true,
than that whatever requires any degree of force
is false. The subject is open to an exvansie dis-

cession ; 1 hope this introduction will lead to
it, and be received as intended,,froun a sincere

heart, wishing well to all, anti barn) to none.

CONSTANTINE,

* We do not agree with our old and respec

able Correspondent, as it is evident that in
parts of the suburbs of London, and in mos
country towns, new Places of IVorship are abso
lately required, and if built, would be the best
Check on the fanaticism he so justly re.
probates.

negociation which the King himself ntiffertooicand
continued till its happy termination, he has beet)
able to obtain for Spain the possession of:th:e,
said squadron, which is•due to his 11 4 wn-.:Xe.rtiong;*
without n..iy other
,sacrifice than the lust:-Tayinent
in ip'oney of the lan ful value of the said .vessels ert
. whieli the said squadron composed—anal, even
for this disbursement his Majesty, Las '•forind out'
the means of effecting the.same without its Ist:4lg
necessary to put fresh burthens on his vassals for
-this purpOse. The anguSt SoVereign of All the
. Rossi as, who, witta such immortal honour, has
co-operated so efficaciously to save Europe from
an ignominious' yoke,. and therein to re-establish.
order and legitimacy, will also contribute by this
means, thus increasing the naval forces of the
King, to protect Spanish commerce, to chase the
pirates from our seas, to defend the faithful vas-
sals, who, in our ultra-matine dominions, are
victims to anarchy and disorder, and to restore to
Ettrope,tlic advantages of which' she. is deprived
through the disturbances of America. If Provi-
denc,s favours, as we are entitled to hope, the just
designs of his ntjesty in this.as well as in the
other measures taken to carry his uptight inten-
tions into elf! ct, commerce will again he restored
and rendered secure ; agriculture and industry
will prosper by the easy sale of produce ; the re-
venue of the State will increase ; order will be
re-established in our American dominions; and
the Spaniards of both hemispticies, all united and
all brethren, will bless the Sovereign to whose
wisdom'and solicitude they will be indebted for so
many benefits, who from the Southern extreme of
Europe, sympathising with the' noble and gene-
rous sentiments of 'the august Emperor of the
North, has been able to derive from his valuable
friendship an aid so essential for the relief of his
people,

AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, NEXT 'mum-
DAY, LOTTERY DRAWs.—THREE PRIZES OF THIR-
TY THOUSAND POUNDS, SIXTY-FIVE OTHER CA-
PITALS, AND EIGHT PIPES OF PORT.

*** For LITERARY 11. VIEW, see last page. It is onr inten-
tion, if possible, to insert daily au Article in this Depart-
ment of our Journal, when opportunity will admit, as the
interests of LITFHATURE are important in every point of
view. Nor shall we confine ourselves merely to Works of
reccot publication. We are promised very able astistance

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE TIOYA 1, DIU/ RY-LA NE.—Johrt Bull:. Joh Thorn-
berrv, Do„ ton; Mary Thornberry, Miss Boyce. After
-
THEAThE ROYAL, Corr:NT-GA finell.—(third time), Rol) Roy
Macgregor: Francis Osbaldistone, Mr. Sinclair; Diana
Vernon, Miss Stephens. After which, Harlequin Gulliver.

• • MAILS.
ARRTVED--1 I)nblin, I Waterford. DUE-2 Dublin, I Wa-
terford, I LloHand, I Gottenburgb, I Lisbon, 2 France, 2

EASTER TUESDAY.—HuIiday at the 13ank, Stock Exchange,Scc.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW.
liurninlz,"s3 minutes after 3. 1 Evening, f 8 minutes after 4.

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
TUESD/IY, MARCH 24, 1818.