The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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arrived here
Yesterday eight Commissariat Waggons,
the 11
lone, under an escort of an officer and thirty of "-
from Nenagli. The at ms were deposited in the ordnance
establishment in this Garrison. •
On Wednesday last Major-General Thornton made hi._
half-yearly inspection of the 9th -Begimsnt—at—'l
under the command of Major Watkins, when he paid she
Corps the highest possible 'compliment, not only for its
clean, steady, and soldierlike appearance under arms, bet
its admirable system of interior economy, particularly that
part connected 'with the school, and nou-conunisiaoneft
officers, and private's libraries.
Ensign Thomas O'Grady, 15th Regiment, son of 0..
Chief Baron, is appointed to a Lieutenancy
in the 74th,-
daily expected at Cork from Newfoundland. John Igasaft."
Esq. son of the Hon. G. E. Meaty, of this city, is neat'nated to an Ensigney in the 48th Regiment.
A letter received at our Office this day from Calcutta
states, that since the arrival of the 49th Regiment, beside
the loss of officers, the following deaths occurred :_.oo'
serjeant-major, one band-master, 48 seijeants, 82 privates,
19 women and 24 children.
Cholera moiling has been very destructive to the 4th
Regiment of Dragoons at Poonah, in the East Indies. W°
learn from letters received at our Office yesterday, that the
serjeant-major and eleven men of the Regiment fell victims
to that horrible malady in one day, after a few hours ill'

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Captain Henry Stuart, son of the late Thorax, Stuart,
Esq. of this city, has taken command of the depot of Ill°
48th Regiment at Deal.
The contemplated reductions in the pay of the It
Army are abandoned for the present.
Major-General Codd died in London on Friday last; be
formerly commanded the 60th Regiment, and Was or'.
intendent at Honduras. t.ionoi

The Duke of WELLINGTON left town 43E1_
Saturday afternoon on a visit to the Marquis add Mar,
chioness of SA LISBUILT, at their residence at Mar►"
Herts. There was a select party invited to meet his Gro.e!..
Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD has been indifl
posed during the last few days, at his residence in Sotne''
set-place. The Right Hon. Gentleman is, however, P°ll'
much better.

BIRTH.
Oa the 23d inst. in Gower-street, the lady of Capt•
B. Henderson, of the Bengal army, of a daughter.

MA RRIED.
On the 24th inst. at Welford, Northamptonshire, It
J. liens:can, of Northampton, to Mary, eldest daugl"
of Mr. W. Wilkinson.

DIED.
On the 23d ult. at Madeira, in *his 17th year, Wiri:.
worth Huyshe, only son of the Rev. Francis Harbor ,7
Clisthydon, Devon.
Oa the 27th inst. at Marston House, the seat of 111.
Earl of Cork, Lady Isabella Boyle, agrd 32, daughter 0
the E.rl and Countess of Cork.
On the 25th inst. at her house in Bedford-equal, Sea
98, Mrs. Hare.
On the 25th inst. in the Haymarket, Mrs. Keller°
Simmons, aged 52.
On the 24th inst. Violette, the wife of J. Bloat, 11°4
Esq. of Torrington-square.
On the 26th it:st. the wife of Mr. B. Bower, of Lorre%
Thames-street, aged 41.
On the 26th inst. in Southampton-street, Bloom:bolt
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson, aged 75.
On the 25th inst. at Islington, Mr. Wtn. Ilutt, i 0 -

79th year.
On the 25th inst. Mrs. Le Grix, of Gray's-Inn-lo'
terrace, aged 78, relict of the late Mr. Francis La GOP'
of Long-acre. •.
On the 27th inst. Maria, third daughter of W. ?bilge
Esq. of Clapham.
On the 23d inst., at Oxford, Robert Bourne,- 1%1,,,•11',
Clinical Professor in that University, and formetir Fellg"
of Worcester College.
On the. 21,1 inst. at Standish Rectory, Catherine, lilt
of the Rey. W. G. Orrati, Rector of Standish,
Wigan, Lancashire.

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