The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-13 00:00:00

THE ARM Y.

inction.

A Detachment belonging to the 94th Regiment of Foot,
embarked on Saturday morning, on board a steam vessel in
the river, for Devonport.
The Grenadier Company of the 62d Regiment, stationed
at Nenagh, was reinforced on Monday, by a subaltern and
thirty rank and file from the head-quarters, Templemore.
The force now in Nenagh consists of one Captain, three
subalterns, six sergeants, and one hundred rank and file,
under Capt. Walter.

Gen. Sir J. Bing, the Commander of the Forces, and
Capt. Lord Hill, of the Sth Hussars, have left Dublin on
a military tour to the North of Ireland.

The 16th Regiment from Ceylon, and 49th Regiment
from the Cape of Good Hope, are now stationed on the
Bengal establishment in lieu of the 47th and 59th Regi-
ments, returned home.

In the East India Company's service, since January
last, the strength of each Regiment of Light Cavalry was
fixed at 400 troopers and 535 horses, each Regiment of
Native Infantry 700 privates.
Of the Royal Staff Corps five companies are transferred
to the Ordnance Department, three ordered to be dis-
banded, and three ordered to remain on the establishment,
viz. :—One Lieutenant-Colonel, three Captains, three
First Lieutenants, one Adjutant and Paymaster, one
Quarter-Master, one Assistant-Surgeon, one Paymaster-
Serjeant, one Quarter-Master-Serjeant, three Serjeants,
one Bugler, six Privates Ist class, twelve Privates 2d class,
forty-two Privates 3d class.
The Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of the 30th
Regiment, now at Corfu, have a regular library of 900
volumes attached to their establishment.
The Military Pensioners in this district are now being
paid off their usual quarterly allowance from Government,
through the Excise Office.—Limerick Chronicle, July 4.

LONDON GIN-SDOPs.—In year 1735 they
amounted to 7,000 ; the licensed shops do not now exceed
7,500.

MARGATE, JULY 11.

This favourite watering place has now began to resume

its usual gaieties and amul,ements. HONE opened his
elegant rooms on Sunday evening last with a selection of
Sacred Music, from the works of HANDEL and other
eminent composers. Our old favourites the Misses DUNN
and COLLIER delighted the company by their chaste style
of singing, and FOORD'S performance upon the organ gave
universal .atisfaction. On Tuesday the first Promenade
Concert took place, which was fully and fashionably
attended. Among the novelties of the evening Senor
HutivrA electrified the audience by his extraordinary per-
formance upon the Spanish Guitar. On Friday Mr.
J. KNIGHT gave his entertainment, entitled, Conver-
sazione, or two Hours before Supper, which went off
with great eclat. The rooms were attended by upwards
of three hundred persons, among whom were several of
rank and title. Numerous improvements have taken
place in this delightful watering-place since last season.
LEVY has built a splendid entrance to his Boulevard, in
High-street, and made a private entrance communicating
with Cecil-square. JOLLY has likewise added to the
appearance of his French Bazaar, by some splendid mir-
rors placed opposite to the entrance. EMANUEL has
opened his New Magaaine of Curiosities next to the Post-
office, with a rich and costly collection. The new Light
Rouse at the end of the Pier is nearly completed, and is a
beautiful structure. On the Lower Marine Terrace,
Mr. WHITE, the builder, has erected twelve houses of the
larger class, some of which are now completed and ready

for occupation.
JULY 12.—Sailed yesterday, at half-past nine, A.M.,
for Ostend, his Majesty's steam packet, Fury, Captain
SHERLOCK, with the mail and despatches, two carriages, and
upwards of twenty passengers, among whom were—Lady
BACOT, on her return to Brussels, J. HAY, Esq. and lady,
Mr. MUSPRATT, the East India Director, accompanied by

is charming daughters, and several other persons of di;-

Arrived last evening, at seven o'clock, from Ostend, his
Majesty's steam packet, Spitfire, Captain WATSON, with
the Flanders mail and despatches from Sir CHAS. Ricca,
at Brussels. There were several passengers, but princi-
pally commercial people. The packet made the passage in
seven hours and a half.

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