The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Major-Gen. Paul Anderson, will, it is understood, be
made Lieut.-Governor of Gravesend and Tilbury Fort,
vice Lieut.-Gen. William Guard, appointed Governor of
Kinsale.

A detachment belonging to the 7th Regiment of Dra-
goon Guards marched on Saturday morning from West-
minster, for Coventry.

RECRUITING DEPARTMENT.—MEMORANDIAI
Horse Guards, Dec. 4.

The Commander-in-Chief directs that the recruiting for
the Infantry of the Line, (excepting the Regiments serving,
-in India) shall oe -to ducted np_ln the- following-feoting
until further orders, viz. :
Regiments, which are within 50 of their establishment
of 740 rank and file, to enlist no recruit under five feet
eight inches in height ; and those corps, wanting more
than 50 men of completion, to enlist no recruit below the
standard of five feet six and a half inches, until they arrive
within 50 of their establishment, when they are to be re-
stricted to the increased standard of five feet eight inches.
Commanding-Officers of Regiments and Depots will
guide themselves by the directions herein communicated;
and according to the strength of their respective corps,
' make applioation for such orders being sent to their recruit-
ing parties as may be necessary to fulfil the object of the
present regulation.
The Regiments on the India Establishment are to con-
tinue to recruit upon their present footing.
By his Grace's command,
(Signed) H. 'l' 0 R HENS, A ljutant-Gen.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

FRIDAY, DEC. '7.—High water 30 minutes past one
o'clock. Wind S.W:—Arrived the Sophia, Edwards,
from Demerara, with sugar, rum, &c. ; Alexander, Turn-
bull, from Newfoundland, with fish and oil ; John and
Mary, Thompson, from St. John's, New Brunswick, with
timber ; Swift, Aitkin, from Lisbon, with fruit ; Java,
Anderson, from Glasgow, with sundries ; Lord Blayney,
Stewart, (steamer) from Newry, with ditto ; British Tar,
Clark, from Beau Maris, with lime-stone ; Three Brothers,
Alberson, from Shedlac, New Brunswick, with timber ;
Pastors, Smith, from St. John's, New Brunswick, with
ditto ; Nancy, Morgan, from Dundalk, with oats ; Ailsa,
Peebles, from Glasgow, with sundries; Commerce, Bibby,
(steamer) from Dublin, with ditto; AnTity, Little, from
Glasgow, with ditto.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.--Lima, Williamson, for ' La
Guayra and Carthagena ; Vigilante, Oliveira, for Lisbon;
Matilda, Moore, for Naples.
Dac. B.—High Water 5 min. past 2.—Wind W.N.W.
—Arrived the John Francis, Miller, from Montreal, sailed
Aug. 22, with timber and ashes ; Margaret, Sumpton,
from Quebec, sailed Aug. 16, with timber and ashes ;
Orwell, Maxwell, from Quebec.," with timber and ashes;
Active, Walker, from Quebec, with timber and ashes;
Marchioness of Queenthury, Davies, from St. John's, New
Brunswick, with timber; Jane, -, from St. John's,
New Brunswick, with timber; Francis Peabody' Marks,
from Afiramichi, with timber ; Comet, Rivett,fromSmyrna,
with fruit ; Catherine, Quirk, from Killough, with wheat ;
Francis Mary, Radley, from Wexford, with wheat, &c.
Hawke, Nicholas, from Waterford, with wheat, &c. ;
Brunswick, Collins, from Waterford, with wheat ; Britton,
Williams, from Waterford, with wheat; John McCann,
Briggs, from Drogheda, with grain ; Earl of Roden,
Spencer, from Dundalk, with sundries ; City of Dublin,
Mulholland (steamer), from Dublin, with sundries ; Liberty,
---, from Dublin, with cattle ; Henry, Jones, from
Newfoundland, with fish and oil; Comet, Phillips
(steamer), from Dublin, with the mail.-1 ship, 1 brig,
and 1 snow, off at a quarter past 3.—Private signal, John

Watson.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—John Jay, Holridge, for New
Yolk ; Tuscorora, Serrill, for Philadelphia ; Wanderer,
Mackenzie, for Lisbon ; Edinburgh, Law, for Lisbon ;
Hannah► Holm, for Antigua ; Clyde, Thompson, for
3lonte Video ; Agnes, Parra% for Africa ; James, Wade,
for Lisbon ; Earl of Surrey, Griffith, for Douglas ; Toih
and Jessie, Mallard, for Vera Cruz. _

MILITARY OUTRAGE.—Between 12 o'clock
last night and one this morning, a picket from the Bank
guard was observed conveying two of their comrades from
Essex-bridge,
through Parliament-street, and from the re-
sistance offered by those inebriated men to their comrades,
all being armed with musket and bayonet, the straggling
passengers apprehended that something serious would re-
sult, and they called for the guardians of the night to inter-
fere—this interference was not in unison with the feelings
of the soldiers, one of whom made a desperate charge at all
on the bridge, but fortunately did no injury. When the
watchmen in the neighbourhood congregated, they, one and
all declined to interfere; upon which some two or three
individuals ran to apprise the police on duty at the Head
Office, but those generally active officers were also rather
ain turning out. To the great credit of the sergeant
andr
yguard on the Castle, the instant they were made tdac-
quainted
elapsed when they' were on the spot ; the bayonets Were
with the occurrence, a few seconds had not
secured, and the two drunken men brought to the Castle
guard-house...Saunders' Dublin Paper.