The Sun. — London, England, 1860-03-08 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S RECEPTION OF THE VOLUNT.EE.R OFFICERS. "This was indeed a proud day for England! It presented the sublime spectacle of a patriotmonarch , wha reigns no less distinguished in the hearts of his people than on his throne, meeting the bra've citizens of hig metropolis, armed in defence of his crown and of the British constitution, and, with the characteristic virtue of the sons of Albion, resolved to continue free, or gloriously to fall with the liberty and independence of their country. Such a spec tacle is worthy of such a people; such a people are deserving the superior blessings they possess." A chronicler of the memorable occurrences of the year 1803 thus prefaces his narrative of one of the most remarkable incidents of that epoch—an inci dent which has not since recurred, though its analogy to the striking event and brilliant ceremony which took place yesterday at St. James's, renders the sentiments expressed in the observation just quoted, almost equally applicable to the present occasion. On the 26th and 28th October, 1803, George 111. inspected 27,077 volunteers in Hyde-park, the re presentatives of a total metropolitan force of 46,000 men, at a time when the numbers throughout Eng land amounted to 379,900; the population of the country being then only half what it is at present. It was computed that on each day more than 200,000 human beings were congregated to witness the extraordinary spectacle ; that all within a circle of twenty miles who could leave their homes at tended ; and it is recorded that at a period when tra vellers had few facilities and the season many dis comforts, a vast number accomplished journeys of many hundred miles, in order that they might be hold this remarkable display of the zeal and patriotism of their countrymen. "It was alto gether," adds the writer just quoted, " a day on which we have to congratulate London and the empire at large. It was a day which afforded the most glorious sight we ever witnessed, without a single circumstance to excite the smallest regret." Two generations since then have passed away. The Sovereign before whom those gallant troops de filed ; the Dukes of Combridge, of York, of Cumber land, of Clarence, and of Kent, by whom he was surrounded ; the Queen, the Princesses Augusta, Elizabeth, Sophia, and Mary, the Prince de Conde, the Duke de Bourbon, the Duke de Berri, among the more distinguished and the more conspicuous of the spectators—have all long since descended to the grave. The Earl of Harrington, who commanded on the occasion, and the whole staff of general officers who accompanied him, are gone ; and pro bably a room of very moderate dimensions would now contain all the survivors of those who assisted at that memorable pageant. The position of the country has materially changed too, since then. We cannot quite say, in the words of a grace of the University of Cambridge, passed at that period, on the subject of arming the under graduates, that " Bellum in dies singulos ingravescat hotesque jam tandem sese in ipsam Britanniam irrupturos esse minitentur"—never theless, it is not very long since a cabinet mini ster publicly declared, that " our pacific relations with France were not a question of weeks, or days, but of hours ;" however secure, there fore, we may now feel, the important faet cannot be blinked that our increased security and confidence are dus, in no slight degree, to the prompt and vigorous measures that have of late been taken, not so much by our naval and military authorities as by the nation at large. The array of officers who assembled yesterday, from all parts of the kingdom, to pay their homage to the Throne, represented not only some of the noblest and most illustrious families in the land, but they came forward as the delegates of an army that can now actually muster many thousand fighting men, comprising too, as it unquestionably does, in its ranks the very elite of the population of these Isles. It is not at all too much to assert, that no country but our own could have sent forth so stately on array as that which then marched silently in re view before the Queen. In their aspect and manly bearing, in that cool, resolute, and undaunted look, the unmistakeable characteristic of Englishmen, they did honour to the soil that gave" them birth, and our gracious Sovereign could not but have felt a secret emotion of exultation as she gazed upon that assemblage of gallant gentlemen, as they passed through the Throne-room, and reflected, as no doubt she did, that in the hour of England's need, she could count upon the services of an almost innu merable host of such men, who come forward, not from any motives of professional or personal ambi tion, proffering freely their time, and, if need were, their lives, in the defence of that island home aver which she rules. Since Monday morning, the arrivals from all parts of the kingdom have been incessant. The Lord Chamberlain's office has been fairly besieged by those who were anxious to avail themselves of the opportunity afforded them, of approaching her Majesty, their numbers demonstrating that the precautionary measures recently published in the Gazette, with a view to prevent confusion, had not been unwisely promulgated. Long before half-past 12 (the hour at which it had been announced that the Palace doors would be thrown open), St. James's-street and Pall-mall were thronged by numerous groups, displaying a great variety of uniforms. As the stated moment ap proached, a crowd gradually formed at the corridor entrance, opposite Marlborough House, in front of which a vast marquee had been erected. When the door was opened, the long narrow passage leading to a room app ro p r i a t e d as t h e fi rs t o f a ser i es o f waiting rooms was speedily filled. The precedence of each regiment was settled by reference to the Army List h av i ng i n the first instance b een deter mined by the dat e at w h ich i ts services had been originally accepted. The Artillery, of which there are already no less than 43 distinct corps, are allowed precedence; they were well represented yesterday , Next in order follow the Middlesex, the Lan arks hire, and the Edinburgh Engineers, the Huntin gdonshir e and Devonshire Mounted Rifles ; then come the theB3 Rifle corps, constituting an army of which nation may justly be proud. Devonshire, Middlesex, and Lancashire form the van; and as the representatives of the hundred and two corps which it seems those three counties can muster "fell in—two deep,' considerable interest was evinced at the appearance of the officers of the Victoria Rifles. That regiment, from its long stand ing, its perfect state of discipline, and the reputa tion its members have long since achieved, by the soldierlike precision of their movements and evolu tions in the field, is universally admitted to be, par excellence, the " crack volunteer corps." It is not generally known that this fine regiment has existed continuously since the commencement of the cen tury, its original designation being—the " Duke of Cumberland's sharpshooters." When all the other volunteer corps were disbanded, this one alone was allowed to remain, so that it forms, in fact, the only connecting link between the by-gone and the pre sent body of Volunteers. The Duke of Wellington, the lieut.-colonel of this regiment, headed his offi cers, whose martial bearing and eminently military uniform elicited general approbation. As this was the first public occasion on which there has been a reunion of this kind, it afforded the only opportunity we have yet had, of fairly con trasting the different colours as well as the cut and facings of the uniforms selected for the adoption of the numerous volunteer corps. fitnes s as regards ease and apps arance, no less than for hard work, the uniform of the Victories unquestionably stands first, and this seems so gene rally acknowledged that several other corps have adopted it as their model, and copied it- closely. It appears to be perfectily black, or of the darkest tint of green, reli eved on the cross belt ando nb3frosted silver mountings pouch, and looked yesterday perhaps, all the more striking from the brilli colouring observabl e around. Of greys and d ra b s ‘hades i there were all coneei va hl o varied with green black, scarlet, and crimson so fue Cit;sand embroidery, bra m lace and in drainstances,obs are forr wonder ful design. The buffs and greys and the most part mistakes, as many af h thse wearers palpably evi dently seemed to opine. Too much ha sacrificed to the absurd notion o f rendering bee then,aris nearly invisible as possible, a matter which ever y _military man of experience knows to be of very little real moment in actual warfare. The result in some instances of this strange passion has been the pro duction of as unsightly and bizarre a set of costumes .as the wildest imaginatiou of a maniacal man-mil liner could possibly have devised. Happily this a blander that can easily be rectified when the tre.,;forms have to be renewed, and there can be little doe b ''t that the lesson acquired both at the levee and the b ul l yesterday will not be lost in the future. 'B ut ti. '0 throng and the pressure have been in c. , - creasing rapidly for the last half-hour. Watches are consulted, eyes are anxiously turned towards the portal through which all are eagerly longing to pass.. A thermometer would at this momons indicate much more than blood heat ; the suppressed hum of many voices sounds through the dust-charged atmosphere, varied only by a low interjection, as a field officer's spur scarifies an unfortunate instep. The effect of a tightly-buttoned and closely-fitting uniform is be ginning to tell on more than one flushed and plethoric countenance. Shakos are unanimously voted incon venient in a crowd. A good many have been crushed flat, the peaks of others have been doubled up, while the remains of several crest-fallen plumes strew the floor. Those who have come up 100 miles since break• fast, and have failed to lunch, are not in the sweetest mood. They are thinking of the long in terval that must still elapse ere they can hope to escape from their gilded prison ; and then there is the dinner, with all its interminable speeches, to be endured after this, and the ball in prospect, with its 6,000 and odd saltatory performers ! A month at Hythe or three at Aldershott were surely prefer able to one such .day of toilsome pleasure. At last the glad signal is given ; the Queen, had she been the Goddess of Punctuality, could not have been more exact. The pressure, which has hitherto been diffused, converges in one direction. The stately black uniforms of the Victories lead the way ; tints more or less sober and g.ty cluster in their rear. It is difficult to maintain anything like the order of military array, but neverthless the attempt is made. Group after group passes through the Throne-room by regiments, companies, or subdivi sions, headed by their senior officer. A list of the officers of each corps is handed by him to the Lord Chamberlain, who stands at the right of the Queen, and reads the names aloud. Meanwhile the officers draw up momentarily in line before her Majesty, bow and retire. Amongst them is a re markable group, whose singular appearance renders it difficult even for the Queen herself to maintain her wonted gravity. The officers in question had thought proper to clothe themselves in loose sky blue blouses, with buff waist•belts, and round flat brimmed " wide-awakes." The tout ensemble, well enough for a French cantonnier, was ludicrous in the extreme, when suggested as a military costume, Some half-dozen other officers—for reasons which did not transpire—had, in addition to their swords, Colt's revolvers attached to their belts. One dress seemed to have been copied from one resumed by Buckstone in a recent farce, and a sprinkling of Knickerbockers, with their concomitant high-lows, elicited very few commendatory observations. The numbers present yesterday were computed to amount to upwards of 2,500 ; now if we allow but 30 rank and file to each officer, and assume, as we fairly may, that at least 500 officers s ere pre vented by various circumstances from attending, we should arrive at 90,000 as the approximate number of volunteers in the United Kingdom already enrolled. When we consider that at this time last year the Victoria Rifles were the only corps of the kind that had more than a nominal existence, and that they only then numbered - three hundred, the argumentation cannot but be considered as redound ing greatly to the loyalty and patriotism of the community, and as affording the most conclusive reply to those who absurdly pretend that the volun teer movement is one in which the nation at large takes no cordial interest.. ___ _ The 7th of March, 1860, is a day teat will long be memorable in the annals of England. The grace ful compliment which the whole body of volunteers, through their officers, have received from the hands of Royalty will ,show better than any other token the estimation in which their services are held, and will tend to stimulate those who have not yet had courage enough to join the ranks to enrol them selves without delay as members of one of the noblest armies that has ever been assembled from among the bravest of Albion's sons. (From the Court .Newsman.) Her Majesty the Queen held a Court yesterday afternoon in St, James's Palace, for the reception exclusively of offi cers of Volunteer Corps. The officers began to arrive at 12 o'clock, and were con ducted to the Drawing-room, Queen Anne's-room, the Guard Chamber, Banquet-nom, and other apartments of the Palace, and were formed into companies. Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Higbness the Prince Consort arrived from Buckingham Palace soon after two o'clock, attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, General Commanding-in-Chief, attended the Court. Her Majesty's Royal Body Guard of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms was on duty in the State Saloons, un der the command of the lieutenant. The Queen and Prince Consort were attended by the Duchess of Sutherland, Mistress of the Robes ; the Coun tess of Caledon, Lady in Waiting; Viscount Sydney, Lord Chamberlain ; Earl of St. Germans, Lord Steward ; Mar quis of Ailesbury, Master of the Horse; Earl Spencer, Groom of the Stole to his Royal Highness; Viscount Bury, Treasurer of the Household, and Commandant 38th Mid dlesex; Viscoont Castlerosse, Vice Chamberlain; Lord Proby, Comptroller of the Household ; Viscount Torring ton, Lord in Waiting ; Lord Waterpark, Lord in Waitinc , to his Royal Highness ; Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles B. Phipps, Keeper of her Majosty'a Privy Purse ; Major- General the Hon. Charles Grey, Private Secretary to his Royal Highness ; General Sir Edward Bowater, Groom in Waiting ; Colonel F. Seymour, C. 8., Groom in Waiting to his Royal Highness ; Lord Alfred Paget (Clerk Mar shal), Equerry in Waiting ; Col. the Hon. A. llardinge, Equerry in Waiting to the Prince Consort ; and Messrs. Phipps and Boyle, the Pages of Honour in Waiting. Her Majesty wore a train of dahlia velvet trimmed s ith point lace, the petticoat of white satin, trimmed with dahlia velvet bows to correspond. The Queen wore a diadem of opal and diamonds as a headdress. The Court was attended by Viscount Palmerston, First Lord of the Treasury; the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Secretary of State for War; the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms; Field-Marshal Viscount Comber mere, Gold Stick in Waiting ; Earl de Grey and Ripon, Under Secretary of State for" War ; Lieutenant-General Sir George 11 etherall, Adjutant-General ; Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Topham, the Lieutenant of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Major-General Sir Travell Phillips, Lieutenant of the Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard ; Major-General Forster, Deputy Adjutant- General; Colonel M'Murdo, Inspector of Volunteers; Colonel F. H. Seymour, Equerry and Groom of the Robes; the Lord Mayor, Major Harmer, Standard-bearer of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Aram ; Colonel Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar, Aide-de-Camp to the Queen; Colonel Lord Dynevor, Col. Adair, Col. Wilson Patten, M.P., Col. Steeele, C.B. (Coldatroam Guards), Col. Sir T. Troubridge, Bart., C. 8., and Col. J. W. Gordon, C. 8., Aide-de-Camp to the Queen ; Lieut. -Colonel C. Morris, C. 8., Lieut.-Colonel Luard, Major Nelson, and Major Har man, Assistant-Inspectors of Volunteers; Duke of Wel lingtcin, Lieut.-Colonel Victoria Rifles ; Marquis of Done gall;_ Lieut.-Colonel Hon. Dudley do Ros, Equerry to his Royal Highness the Prince Consort; Col. Howard Vyse, 2d Life Guards, Silver Stick in Waiting; Sir Wm. Mar tins, Gentleman Usher to the Sword of State ; Hon. Spen cer Ponsonby, Comptroller of the Lord Chamberlain's De partment, the Adjutant of the Royal Body Guard of Gen tlemen of Arms ; Col. Fitzmaurice, Adjutant of the Yeomen of the Guard ; Colonel Airey, C. 8., Captain of the Queen's Guard ; Captain Macdonald, Exon in Waiting ; Captain Parker Bickford, Exon of the Yeomen of the Guard; Major- General Diggle, K.H , Lieutenant-Generol Sir Frederick Smith, K.H., Mr. A Blackwood, Mr C Heneage, Colonel Stephens, Lieut-Col Home Purves, Capt R Bedford, R.N., and th 3 Hon F Byng, Gentlemen Ushers to the Queen ; Sir A D Gordon, Bart, Assistant Gentleman Usher; Rear- Admiral Blake (in Waiting), and Major-General Ridley, C. 8., Gentlemen Ushers to his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, Lieut-Col Cooke, Secretary to the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Aims. The officers of volunteers were joined in the Drawing Room by the lord-lieutenatits of their counties, who accom panied them to the Throne Room, and introduced them to the Queen. In the absence of the lord-lieutenant they were introduced by the Under Secretary of State for the War Department. The following officers, in the order of their respective counties, were introduced to the presence of the Queen : ARTILLERY. NOILTHUMEERLAND. Ist Company —Copt Corn Addison Potter, Lieuts W F Pilter, C Laws, llon Surgeon, Dr Emerson 2d—Capt E Young, Li2ut T Howell—introduced by the Under Secretary for War DEVON. 2d Company—Capt G Smith 4th—Capt Vivian, Lieuts B Hooper and J Hay Teignmouth Company—Capt Sir W Tonkin, Lieuts E English, M Coleman 6th—Capt It Cleland, Lieuts J Davy, T Lidstone—intro duced by the Under Secretary for War SUSSEX. Ist Company—Lieut-Col J Estridge, Capt G Dalbiae, Lieut T Johnstone —the Capt and two Lieuts introdueel by the Duke of Richmond EDINBURGH CITY._ Ist Company—Cal)6lNT Bell, Boyd, Harrison, Lieuts A Campbell, AP - Nab, Steele Miller—introduced by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh CORNWALL. Ist Company—Capt C Brune, Lieuts J Tredwen, H Pearse 2d—Honorary Assistant-Surgeon W Box 3d—Capt W Essel, Lieuts W Sobey, Hicks, Honorary Surgeon A Davis 4th—Lieuts W Banks, R. Kernick 7th—Lieut J Soott—introduced by Lord Vivian MID. Major-Corn Sir J Baird, Capts W Parker, D Craig, R. Fell, Lieuts W Bentley, It Richard, J Riddock, A Edmon sfon, A Spence, A Livingstone, D Gregor, W Watson, R Hutchison, L Wastson—,7l2y the Under-Secretary for War Ist Company—Capts S Marsh, VT Freeman, Lieut A Morant, Dr Stephenson- by the Lord-Lit.ut of the county. BANPnilittP,. Captain Cruickshank—by the Earl of Fife KENT. Ist Company—Capt W. Giad,lish, Lieuts G Sharland, E ilder, Honorary Surgeon E Young 2d—Capt W Hall, Lieuts W Munn, J Crookes, Honorary Surgeon W Hoare 3d--Capt G licnnicott, RN, Lieuts F Tyssen, G Scholey 4th—ea - A O:tin L Magnus 9th-L-Lituts W Tongue, Braund 10th (Royal Arsenal)—Colonel-Com Col Tulluh, Capts nanifold, Hare, Lieuts Tapp, Kellow, Butter, Rees, Capt J Dearo llth—Lieuts J. Taylor, T. Howard 12th—Capt J. Beveridge—by Viscount Sydney FORFARSHIRE. 4th bompany—bapt Buist, Lieuts Leadbetter, Thomson sth—Lieuts James, Caird—by Lord Panmura Ess. Lieuts P Daniels, C Barker— ax by the Lord-Lieutenant of Essex. LANCASHIRE. Ist Coinpany—Lieut-C o l W Brown, Lients J Brown, D THE SUN, LONDON, TETIRSDAY EVENINd, MARCH 8, 1866. 7th—MaLion-ConaF Beresford; Captains E Robests, R Crowe, - VV - Bran& Lieuts E Moseley, jun, C Boys, 0 Clutton, J Cox, JYogam, jun; Ensigns A Jackson, A Barry, J Sin ithers,J Renneck, T Moseley ; Hon Surg IV Kill Bth—Capt J Hlsie ; Lieut J Hay ; Ensign E Rickards ; Hon Surg A O'Brico. Jones 9th—Capt Com Ii Yeelnaan ; Lieut B Belfour ; Ensign H Engebach 2d—Capt 0 Ommnney, Lieut A Lister, Ensign T Mer riman • 10th—Capt Com NI Sharpe, Ensign IV Darnell, Hon Surg J Dixon 11th—Lieut-Col Oliphant, Lieut T Richardson, Ensign J Oliphant, Hon Sing G Love 12th—Capt IV Cochrane, Lieut F Arnold, Ensign E W Browne 13th—Lieut R Mangles, Ensign W Molyneux 14th—Lieut Cora 11. Kerrick, Lieut R Barclay 15th— Ensign F Bawling 16th—Capt B Glover, Lieut H Hersee, Ensign R Rich• mond 19th—Major Com IV Roupell, MP-by the Earl of Lovelace GLOUCESTER. Field Officers Hon Col Bates, Lieut-. Col Bush, Major Payne, Captain Jones, Adjt, County Battalion, Lieut-Col Purnell, Major Noel, Bristol Ist Company—Capt Taylor, Lieuts Poole, Burgess, En sign Hassan, Surg ore, Assist-Surg Leonard 2d—Lieut Britten, Ensign Gibbs 3d—Lieut Fox 4th—Capt Lucas, Lieut Fuidge, Ensign King sth—Capt Lightor, Lieut Hammond, Ensign Harwood 6th—Capt Ringer, Lieut Miller, Ensign Whitwill 7th—Capt Goodeve, Lieut Pritchard, Ensign Aitken Bth—Capt Pattinson, Lieut Alexander, Ensign Beaven 9th—Capt Ford, Lieut Elton, Ensign Grunning County Battalion-2d Company—Capt Guise, Lieut Jones 3d—Capt de Winton, Lieut Dowling, Ensign Smith 4th—Lieut Freston, Ensign Woolwright sth—Capt Halliwel, Lieut Dickinson ; Ensign Biddell 6th—Capt Hunt, Ensign Playne 7th—Capt Gibney Bth—Lieut Sargeaunt, Ensign Banaster 9th—Ensign Dewe 10th—Capt Col Wood, Lieut Capt Swiney, Ensign Speer, Hon. Assist-Surgeon Eves, by the Earl of Ducie Ratcliff, Captains D M'Culloch, J Grayson, W Hastings, Lieuts J Gill, F Halhead, R Watson, R Kearney 2d—Capt S Sharman, Lieuts A Bright, It Houghton 4th—Licut-Col Com Bourne, Major Walter, Capts Bar ton, Wigley, Bushby, Hornby, Robinson, Turner, Camp bell, Langton, Lieuts Bright, Lowe, Robinson, Gardner, Homan, Drinkwater, Rotherham, Sparrow, Boteler, Rad cliffe, Kelley, Poole, Bean, Duckworth, Watson sth—Capt-Corn R Jackson, Capt J Sturdy, Lieuts J Walmsley, G Whewell, H Coulthard—by Lord Sefton 7th—Capt G Hamilton Bth—Capt W Clay, Lieuts G Swainson, J Clay llth--(Liverpool)—Capt D Currie, R Thomson, W Mac alister, K Morison, D Maclvor, Lieuts C Todd, W Craw ford 12th—1 tajor F Wieland, Capts P Thomson, J Brice, T Wilson, Lleuts W Stubbs, T Clarke, W Bartlett, U Wilson, T Royden, V Jones, H Bancroft—by the Under-Secretary for War CINQUE PORTS, Ist Company—Capts E Wollaston, Hon G Waldegrave, Lieuts E Astley, P Court, J Andrews, V Crake 2d—Capt Major Thompson, Lieut M'Rae 4th—Capt E Hercourt, Lieuts W Scrivens, J Gibbs, Hon Assist-Surg F Ticehurst, Ensign Bock—by the Under-Secretary for War RENFREW. Ist Company—Capt J . Scott 2d—Lieut H Cuthbert—by the Earl of Glasgow DORSET. Ist Company—Capt Hinton 2d—Capt T Leather, Lieut W. Powell 3d—Capt Giundry, Lieuts W Swain, J Gundry—by the Earl of Shaftesbury FIFE. Ist Company—Lieut R Pryde 2d—Capt H Walker, Lieut D Russell—by the Earl of Elgin GLAMORGAN. Capt G Francis, Lieut R Eaton, W H Brown, and Sur• geon T Williams, by the Lord-Lieutenant. LANARKSHIRE. 4th Company—Capt J M'Ewan, Lieut. H. Dick and W. Watson. 6th—Capt W Holmes, Lieuts D M'Farlane, F Rait 7th—Capt W Robertson, Lieuts T Ramsay, J M•Knight Bth—Lieuts W Field, J Gilchrist, Major W Houlds worth, Capts J Wilkie, D Matheson, J Wright, J Morilon, J Stewart, W Dick, Lieuts A Whitelaw, A Baird, J M•Douall, M Bullock, M Stewart, J Kirkwood, and Sur geon W Leishman, by the Lord Lieutenant of the county YORKSHIRE (EAST RIDING). Ist Company--Capt B Haworth, Lieut Crowe, Surg. E Brett 2d—€apt Cortis, Lieuts Simpson, Watson, Chaplain R Taylor, Surg Jenner 4th—Capt Samuelson, Lieuts S Dobson, H Smith sth—Capt L Pearson—by Lord Wenlock, Vice-Lieu• tenant AYRSHIRE. Ist Company— , Lieuts J Blair, A Stewart. 3d—Lieuts W Barr, C Fraser—by the Earl of Eglin. toun. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Ist Company—Major-Commandant Savile, R.A, Lieui Bean 2d— Lieuts Hare and Garrad 3d—Lieuts Savage and Gore-Langton 4th—Capt Baillie, Lieuts Cave, and Ames, Surg Power, Second Lieuts Goold, and Carter—by the Earl Ducie PE3IBROKESHIRE. Capt J Sutton, Lieut J Gwyne—by the Under-Secre tary for War. NORTH RIDING OF YORK Ist Company—Capt H Thompson, Lieut J Hopkins, and J Brewster 2d—Capt T. Vaughan, Lieut T. Lloyd 3d and 4th—Lieuts C Bolckow, 11 Gilbert CHESHIRE. 2d Company—Lieut E Evans, Honorary Assistant- Surg E Bowen 3d—Capt W Reynolds, Lieuts D Roberts, H Pooley 4th—Capt H Grey, Lieut W Briggs sth—Capt Laird—by the Marquis of Westminster ' LINCOLNSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt F White, Lieuts Wilkinson and Smyth 2d—Capt A Smith, Lieut J Whitford—by Earl de Grey and Ripon ABERDEENSHIRE. Capt J Blaikie—by Col Fraser KIRKCUDBRIGHT. Capt Shand—by the Earl of Selkirk INVERNESS Capts W Fraser Tytler and B W Mackintosh, Lieuts D Davidson, 3 Falconer, It Carruthers, and J Hendrie—by Lord Lovat DUMBARTON. tat Company—Capt J Galbraith 2d—Capt J Walker, Lieut J Anderson—by Sir J Coiqu• houn, Bart BERWICK-ON-TWEED. Capt A Campbell Renton, Lieuts J Allan, A Purves, and A Thompson—by Earl de Grey and Ripon C4MBERLAND. 2d Company—Licht J Mounsey—by the Under-Secretary for War DrltnAli. Major-Commandant Earl Vane, Capts Rutherford, D Mann, P Mann, Lieuts Thorman, Trough, Pallister, Cand lish, Lindsay Ist Company—Capt-Commandant W Young, Lieuts J Hamilton, T Assist-Surg G Welford, Capt H Wil liamson, Lieuts C Moon, HRitson . 3d—Capt J Stevoison, Lieuts T Barker, J Thompson 4th—Capt W Jackson, Lieuteriants T Belk, E Jobson, J Mackenzie—by the Under-Secretary for War ENGINEERS. IST MIDDLESEX. Capt-Comniandant Macleod of Macleod, by the Marquis of Salisbury IST LANARKSHIRE,. Captain It Johnstone, Lieut Hugh H Maclure, by the Under Secretary for War. MOUNTED RIFLES. DEVON (CLYST VALE). Capt Thomas Dyke Acland, by the Undery Secretary for War ST. HELENA. VOLUNTEERS. Capt George Moss, Lieut B Baker, by the Duke of New castle, Secretary of State for the Colonies The following officers of Volunteer Rifle Corps were then introduced as follows : DEVON. 2d Company—Capt C Duperier, Lieut J Novington, En sir is T Butcher , J Hawker '3d—Capts J Beer, J Gutliffe, Lieut W Clark, Ensign J Gilbard 4th—Capt N Vye 6th—Lieut E Savile 9th—Lieut R Tuckar llth—Capt G Grylls 16th—Capt Viscount Valletort, Lieut F Dunn, Ensign R Redd Tavistock—Lieut and Commandant S Perry, Ensign J Mathews Exeter ang South Devon—Lieut-Colonel Sir E Prideaux, Major A Chichester, CaptsW Moor, H Rodway, W Peters, T Holman, j Gordon, Lieuts w Kitson, R Valiance, J Harris, C Fox, Ensigns H Clark, G Cumming, J Riming ton, Surgeon J De La Garde Awliscombe, Buckerell, and Feniton—Capt W Porter, Lieut Hon C Lindsay, Ensign G Newman, introduced by the Under Secretary for War - MIDDLESEX. Ist Company-LLieut-Colonel the Duke of Wellington, Major E Clifford, Capts F Clarkson, A Frew, B Greenhill, Lieuts H Busk, W Dickinson, IV Collins, Lord J Hay, W Bonsor, J Hawarth ; Surg C Craft 3d—Capt J M'lnnes, Lieut B Field, Ensign G Holford 4th—Capt A Alexander; Lieut E Cummins; Ensign J Docwra sth—Capt J Childs; Lieut W R Gade 7th—Capt A Elsworih , Lieut J Reynolds; Ensign J Wagstaf 12th—Capt W Taylor, Lieut C Hanbury 13th—Lieut J Bird, Ensign J Fletcher 14th Capt-Corn Wilkinson, Capt Langdale, Lieuts Bar clay and Donaldson, Ensign L Thomas Assist-Surg Moger 18th—Capt J Templer, Lieut E Elliot, Ensign D Mac kenzie, Hon-Surg T Bridgwater—introduced by the Under Secretary of State for War • 20th—Capt Bigge, Lieut Houghton, Ensign Tims, Assist-Surg Sillifant—by the Lord-Lieutenant of Middlesex 21st--Capt J Dry Plat Taylor, Lieut W Dewar, Ensign G Thimeldenger 2d —Capt N Herring ton,Lieut T Angell, Ensign E Yates lst—Capt F Hawker, Lieut C Vine, Ensign D Campbell 2 4th—Lieut W Hilliard, Ensign J De Salis 26th—Capt R Ogilvie, Lieut H Maclean, Ensign E Jones 26th (Her Majesty's Customs)—Capt W Wybrow, Lieut C Pickford, Ensign J Lilley, Major R Gray, Capts F Hamel and H D o b e ll, Lieut..; C Bernard and G Cobham, Ensigns F Hamel and G Eden, Surg J M'Williams—by the Under Secretary of State for War ° 2 7th—Capt-Commandant Ennis, Capt W. Ennis ; Lieut tenants H Dalbiac, W Dalbiac, Ensign Garnett, Assist ant-Surgeon H Bunnett—by the Marquis of Salisbury. 29th—Capt T Ross, Ensign T Sammon 31st—Capt T Taylor, Lieut R Mills, Ensign F Kirby 32d —Capt Hon T Bruce, Lieut Thomson, Ensign Walshe 33d-:-Capt Goss—by the Under Secretary of State for War 34th—Capt W Willis , Lieut C Fox, Ensign T Gripper 36th—Capt-Commandant Major-Gen D Downing 39th—Capt Commandant T Colville Inns of Court—Major W Brewster, Captains W Bulwer, H King, J Chitty, C Roupell, I-I Johnson, Lieutenants H Griffith, R Turner, S Brandram, B Babington, Bagon, A Lonsdall, Ensigns A Sheil, C Russell, Hon Cl Pepys, W Potts, W Holggie—by the Marquis of Salisbury London Scotfish—Lieut-Col Lord Elcho, Captains G" Mackenzie, the Marquis of Abercorn, J Riach, J M'Gregor, J Conway, S Carlisle, Lieutenants J Hill, J Pender, Scott, D Forrest, Ensigns R Fisher, N Macnab; C Shepherd, Surgeon Ure, Assistant-Surgeon Westmacott—by the Un der Secretary of State for War West Middlesex—Major-Commandant Lord Radstock, Captains Ogilvy, C Compton, L Oliphant, Lieutenants W. Kinjaebrock, J Bridgman, Ensigns G Richardson, J Wil liarilson, Surgeon H Thomson South-West Middlesex—Capt E Donnithorn, Lieut G Coope r , Assistant-Surgeon J Chapman 16th Company—Captain-Commandant C Murray, Lieut R Lawes, Ensign W Watson—by the Marquis of Salisbury South Middlesex—Colonel-Commandant Viscount Rane lagh, Major Macpherson, Captains Hon Lieut-Col Vere ker, Major Atherley, W Wylde, Walrond Clarke, Apple ' yard, Hawker, H Hammersley Lieutenants Parratt, Lam min, F Cox, March, Langley, Murdoch, J. Fernside, Hon R Bourke, Ensigns Diplock, Silk, Gaskin, F Gilly, Dr Rae, Surgeon, Honorary Surgeons Dr Ward, Mr Godwin Queen's (West m i nster) Lieut-Col Earl Grosvenor, Chaplain the Dean of Westminster, Captains D Dowling, Wood, Vacher, Corscaden, G Russell, Oldershaw, J Elliot, A Schoolbred, J Bushby H Worms, Lieute nants G Worms, Cutler, Bidgood, Fowler, Stilwell, Thomas, Robertson, Alston, L ew i n , Cundy, Homfrey, R Jarvis, Jaffray, Ensign Curtis, Il Turner, Thorns Scott, Lawrence, Hankey, Stephens, S cr i vener, A' Swift, t.luDick, F SchouPored, Surgeon Lavies, As s i s t an t S urgeon Duzzlnl Ensign s St itgl ? ne Honecirgße C n ' e s— .ne ls tt t Company—Major-Comm an d ant Lieut- Lindsay, Captain G Ives, Licut C S avory, 2 , l—Captain Sir J Harrington, Dart, Lieut II Browne, Ensign R Cocks , 4th —Captain G Elliott, Chaplain Rev W Hawkins—by the Under-Secretary of State for War FunutY. fst Company—Lieut-Col Boucher, Captains Rouse, Stephenson, lumber lrvine ,iier, B Rog ri e s r t s o , Durliford, ire: Ito Lieutenants bottA)nz u P n s h i a g r n e s , Clipperton, Doulton, Cottrell, Cunningham, Gudgeon, Surgeon Dr Griffith, Assistant-Surgeon Brunton 2d— Captain J Campbell, Lieut A Stewart, Ensign J A Hyde, Honorary Assistant-Surgeon A Carpenter c a r 4 4th—a ts,i, C ap E t a i n sni-gn Clarke, Commandant Surgeon Etva n a sth—Lieut Beaumont, Ensign H Lavison, Honorary Captain atton Syms, Lieut Surgeon W Sisson 6th—Captain Sir H Fletcher, Bart, Lieutenant J Higgin botham, Ensign It Few BRECKNOCKSHIRE, Ist Company—Ensign P. Lloyd, Hon Snrgeon F Wil. Hams 2d—Capt Maund, Lieut Bevan, Ensign C. Bailey 3d—Lieut F Gwynne, Ensign J Hotchkis—by the Lord. Lieutenant of the county of Brecknock SUFFOLK. Ist Company—Lieut H Haward, Ensign S Westhorp 2d—Lieut J Peirstou 3d- —Ensign - A Brooke 4th—Capt Margitson, Lieut Man, Ensign Millard 6th—Capt VV Tyroll, Tient if ZJakes, Znsig,n T Golding Bth—Capt IV Long, Lieut G Bates, Ensign E Wade, by the Earl et Stradbroke STMLINGSRIRE. Ist Company—Capt Graham Moir : Ensign Wilson 2d—Capt F Msckison (Lennox), Capt W Peareth,'Lieul C King—by the Duke of Montrose BUCICS Ist Company—Ensign T Wethered 2d—Liout H Williams—by the Rt Hon Lord Carrington GLAMORGANSIIIRE. Glamorgan—Capt Clark, Lieut Menelaus, Ensign Mar tin, Assist-Surg 'Whie ls—Lieuta Talbot, Llewellyn, Ensigns Felton, Flower, Assist-Surg Peichard 3d (Swansea)—C4t Dillwyn, M P, Lieut Richardson, Ensign Richards, Assist-'urg Hall 4th—Capt H Vivian, M P, Lieuts T Thomas, B Her man, Ensigns E Strick, C Bath, Hon Assist-Surg T Essery sth (Pen Hergan)—Ensign W Edmond 6th—Capts Pascoe, St Leger Grenfell, Ensign T Nan carrow Bth —Capt Bruce, Lieut Powell, Ensign Partridge 9th—Lieut W Strube, Ensign G Young 10th (Cardiff)—Capt R Bassett, Lieut F Greenhill, En signs C Williams, T Watkins, Assist-Surg Wm Taylor 12th (Glamorganshire)—Capt W Russell, Lieut It Jones, Ensign R Collins, Hon Assist-Surg E Davies 13th (Llandaff)—Lieut E David 11th (Aberdare)—Capt T Powell, Lieut T Davies, En sign F Davis, Surgeon R Sloper 15th—Capt J Rowland, Lieut W Jones, Ensign P Row land 16th—Capt C David ; Lieuts C Waldron, J Stockdale— by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Glamorgan PEMBROKESHIRE• Capt lion Robert Fulke Greville—by the Under Secre tary of State for War DERBYSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt F Bagshawe, Lunt M Bright, En sign W Barker (High Peak Rifles). Capt A Neild, Lieut N Bennett, Ensign A Welch (High Peak Rifles), Capt Newton, Ist Lieut W Turpie, 2d Lieut F Jossopp 2d—Capt Hon E Coke, Lieuts Hon A Vernon and J Bott, Ensign C Boothby 3d—Capt Hallewell, Lieut White, Ensign Clarke, Dr Booth 4th—Capt N Curzon, Ist Lieut W Boden, 2d Lieut S Lewis sth—Capt W Cox, Lieut A Henley, Ensign A Buchanan 13th—Captain A Holmes, Lieut W Statham, Ensign C Wilkinson, J Walters, Honorary Surgeon (Bakewell Corps) —introduced by the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Lieutenant of the County OXFORDSHIRE. 2d Company—Captain H Bowyer, Lieut J Parsons, jun, Ensign F Mallum University—Capts E Warre, C Lane, J Warner, C Par ker, W Holding, Lieuts C Harvey, E Hussey, E Coney, W GepP, W Hale, Viscount Adare, Ensigns T Luck, H West car, J Russell—by the Duke of Marlborough CHESHIRE. Ist Company —Capt Cadell, Lieut Ward, Ensign Conway 2d—Capt V. King, Lieut W Homer, Ensign J Cueing • ham 3d—Capt Chambres, Lieut J Harrison, Ensign G Lance sth—Capt Sir C Shakerley, Lieut F Wilbraham, Ensign A Solly, H A Surgeon, Dr Beales 7th—Capt A Brooke, Lieut P Whiteway, Ensign J B runch it Bth—Capt S Pearson, Ensign G. Adshead, H A Sur geon,-J Mayer 9th—Lieut W Bayley, jun, Ensign H West 11th—Capt H Edwards. Lieut H Craig, Ensign H Lloyd, H A Surgeon, D Russell 12th—Capt H Fleming, Ist Lieut Nield, Ensign S Ro binson 13th—Capt Astley, Ist Lieut E Ashton, 2d Lieut T Hall, II A Surgeon Aspland 14t1--Capt W Jones, Lieut L Dixon, Ensign G Glen, H 'A Surgeon A Lingard 15th—Capt J Legh, Lieut D Davis, Ensign J Jackson 17th—Capt H Coppock, Lieut D M'Clure, Ensign J M'Clure 18th—Capt J Emmerson, Lieut W Eskrigge, Ensign A Thornely 19th—Capt S Wilkinson, Lieut G. Fernley, Ensign H Smith 21st—Capt Howard, Lieut W Hyd e , E ns i gn J Turton 25th . —Capt A Watkin, Lieut J Cuncliffe Sandbach Company—Capt E Tipping, Lieut A Howard Timperley—Capt A Lyon, Lieut A Gardiner, Ensign R C trliner Rock Ferry—Capt E Jones Frodshara—Capt C Hitchen, Lieut F Jackson—by the Marquis of Westminster, Lord Lieutenant of the county WILTSHIRE. Ist Company— Capt J Jacob, Lieut B Robinson, Hono rary Assist-Surg J. Cardell 2d—Capt T Clark, Lieut W Clark, Ensign J Foley 3d—Capt W Keene, Lieut C Luce, Ensign 'J Handy sth—Ensign T Hayward 7th—Capt W. Taylor, Lieut Hitchcock, Ensign Wheeler 10th—Lieut W Davis, Ensign J Scott, Honorary Assist- Surg C Bleeck Westbury Company—Capt Ludlow, Lieut R Ward, En sign H Pinniger, Honorary Assist-Surg Dr. Gibb s —Capt Lopes, Li eu t Y oc k ney , E ns i gn A w d ry uis of Lansd owne , L or d Li eutenant of the —by SUSSEX. Ist Company—Lieut-Col Moorsom • 2d—Capt G Meek, Lieut W Sergison, Ensign R Hankey 4th—Capt B Hunt, Lieut T Gell, Ensign W Beard sth—Capt A Margary, Lieut A Ramsden, Ensign W ead 6th—Capt Barttelot, Ensign Viscount Tumour 7th—Lieut Pipon, Ensign Sir J Pelly EDINBURGH CITY. Lieut-Col J Moncreiff, Major D Davidson, Capts E Gor don, J'Anstruther, A Dalzell, J Webster, D M'Culhan, J Gorrie, C Strand, Hon B Primrose, Sir G Home, J Mac donald, J Ballantyne, J. Cowan; Lieuts A Black, J Mur ray, D Coulson, J Carment, J Dickson, W Blackwood, A. Fullarton, J Morison W Kenmore, D M‘Gibb on , H Law son ; Ensigns T 1 1 .Fienzie, D Lees, J Howde n , J R e id , R Paterson, A Smith, R Ballantyne, G Simson, D Millons, A Turnbull; Lieut and Acting-Adjutant A Boyle—by the Lord Provost, Lord-Lieutenant of the city 3d Company—Capt 0 Coope, Lieut W Gonne, Ensign E Ind J Dowie, Lieuts W Ryrie, A Cumming ; Ensigns J Fraser, S Greenshields, H Perkins—by the Under Secretary for War 21st—Capts N Eckersley, E Wright; Lieuts G Gunning, T Marshall; Ensigns E Scott, L Rowbottom • Assistant- Surgeon T Heaton — by the Lord Li eu t enant of Lancashire 22d—Capts E Bright, L Parr; Lieut F Mozley—by the Under Secretary for War 23d—Capts J Lees, E Andrews ; Lieuts T Mellor, J Clementson ; Ensigns J Nield,_J Gatforth—by the Under Secretary for War 24th—Capt J Fenton, Lieut H Fishwick, Ensign J Philippi—by the Under Secretary for 'War 25th—Capt A M'Neile, Lieut C Campbell, Ensign R Horsfall—by the Under Secretary for War 26th—Capts J Thompson, J Burrows ; Lieuts J Wood, F Birley, Ensign M Peace, Assistant-Surgeon W Mac kenzie—by the Under Secretary for War 27th'—Capts E Kearsley, J Bridson, A Bailey; Lieuts J Knowles, J Ormerod ; Ensigns J Caldwell, J Bayley ; As sistant-Surgeon 11 Settle, M.D.—by the Under Secretary for War 28th—Lieut-Col J Deakin, Major R Barlow : Capts F Turner, W Willock, W Hadfield, S Scott, J Porteus, E d'Orville, E Heath, H Bathurst, R Lavery : Lieuts A Muir, C Hall, H Gray, W L'E s t range, T Dale, J Leeming, J Weston ; Ensigns E Sharp, H Langton, G Beattie, J Moseley, J Holmes, C Souchay, T Williams, H Statham ; Surgeon J Bent, - Assistant-Surgeon J Birch— by the Under Secretary for 'War 29th—Lieut T Fair, Ensign W Stevenson—by the Under Secretary tor War 31st—Capt J Blackburne, Lieut H Greaves ; Ensign W Blackburne ; Honorary Surgeon S Armitage—by the Earl de Grey and Ripon 32d—Capt W Walker—by the Under Secretary for War 33d—Capt Corn I? Preston, Capts J Cunliffe, W Mawson, Lieuts P Ferguson, W Kirk, J Fisher, Ensigns T Kirk man J Blair, J Chantler , Surgeo n J Ki r k man —b y th e Under Secretary for "War 36th —Capt R Green, Lieut Watson—by the Under Sec retary of State for 'War 37th—Capts W Ainslie, J Ramsden, R Hanway, W Beek, Lieut H Schneider, M Kennedy,- W Heelis, Ensigns T Hanney, H Whittaker—by the Under Secretary for War 38th—Lieut G Martin—by the Under Secretary for War 39th—Capt W Griffith, Ensign B Gibson—by the Under Secretary for. War. 40th—Major Com J Henry, Capts E Ross T. Books, D Ellis, T Noton, Lieuts R Williams, J Hall, J Hilkirk, A Walmsley, T Noton, A Knowles, Ensigns W Wainwright A Foulkes E Pocknell, H Tarr, Surgeon H Winterbottom, Assist-Surg J Ward—by the Under Secretary for War 41st—Capt R Patchett, Lieut J Tyson—by the Under Secretary for "War 42d—Ensign H Lacy—by the Under Secretary for War 43d—Capt W Slingsby, Lieut J Slagg, Ensign A Earle —by the Under Secretary for War 44th—Capt W Naylor, Lieut J M'Kean—by the Under Secretary for War 46th—Capt J Bowers, Lieut J Doming, Ensign T Beck ton, Honorary Surg D Doming—by th e U n d er S ecre t ary for War 47th—Capts D Gamble, J Cross, J Crossley, G Pilking ton, R Gaskell, Lieuts W Pilkington, J. West, Ensigns K M‘Gill, J. Brock, W. Blinkhorn, T Windus—by the Under Secretary for War. 49th—Capt 3 Birley, Lieut J Bailey, Ensign R Stephen son—by the Under Secretary for War. 51st—Capt Gde Bentley—by the Under Secretary of War 55th—Lieut G Jee, Ensign H Kirkpatrick —by Lord de Grey and Ripon 56th—Capt G Hill, Lieut T Fletcher, Ensigns W Shar ratt, J Lakeman—by the Under Secretar'y for War 59th—Lieut J Morrell, Ensign T Morrell—by the Under Secretary for War. Ist—Capt-Com N Bousfield, Capts J Taylor and G Ro bertson, Lieuts J Howard and G Hershel', Asst-Surg R Lodge, MD—by the Under Secretary for War Clitheroe—Capt W Garnett, Lieut F Leach, Ensign F Grimshaw—by the Under Secretary for War Atherton—Capt J Fletchei, Lieut J Selby—by Lord de Grey and Ripon ESSEX let Company—Capt A Hamilton, Lieut H Holmes, En sign J Gladding 2d—Capt J Davis, Lieut W Clifton, Ensign H Harvey 4th—Capt W Tuffnell, Lieut J Bringhurst, Ensign J :at deastle sth—Major-Corn Capper, Capt Birt, Lieut Drew, Ensign Barnet, Surgeon Banks, Capts Gordon, Hawke, Cornby ; Lieuts Barnes, Chalmers, Buckle; Ensigns Anderson, Stewart, Thurgood 6th—Capt Sir C de Crespigny, Lieuts J Bishop, H Green, Surgeon R. Nunn ith—Lieut A Tawke. Ensign C Barnard 9tb—Capt-Com H Silver, Lieuts H Crouch, J Bailey, A Surgeon, E Morriss 10th—First Lieut Capt W Luard, R.N. ; Ensign C Wood —by the Under Secretary of State for War LANCASHIRE. _ _ 2d Company—Capts T Lund, W Harrison, A Robinson; Lieuts J Johnston, L Porter, W Hornby ; Ensigns A Pater son, j Yater, R Parkinson, J Eccles; Surgeon J Shepherd —by the Under Secretary for War 4th—Capt It Munn, Lieut S Aitken, Honorary Surgeon E Whitaker—by the Under Secretary for War sth—Ul - ipt Cum A Gladstone, Capt It, Tinley, Lieut C Crosbie ' Ensign R Busby—i n t ro duced by th e U n d er Se cretary for War Cth-:—Lieut-Col Viscount Grey de Wilton, Major Ashton, Capts H Peel M Westhead, Pearce, E Richards, VT Sawyer, Knowles, Bleakley, Dugdale, Lieut M Ede, W Westhead, Glover, E Bleakley, J Bagshaw, Goldsmith, Ford, Moore, Ensigns Bradshaw, J Cleave, P Maudsley, R Bellhouse, Ashton, Dickins, Jervis Lieut Acting Pay master Mawson, Capt and Acting-Adjutant Lathbury, Assistant-Surgeon Mann—indtroduced by the Under Se cretary of State __ It:—Copt J Hargreaves—by the Under Secretary for Sth —Capt Commandant J Hutchinson, Capt W Price— by the Undo Secretary for War oth—Capt J Grkexall, Lient J Pickmere, Ensign S Rey nold 3-by the Under Secretary for War 10th—Capt W Saunders, Lieut II Gregson, Ensign E Sutterthwaite, Honorary-Surgeon P Allen, NI D—by the Under Secretary for War llth—Capt- Com 11 Pedder, Capts W Goodair and G Easthaw, Lieuts Goodair and H Calvert, Ensign H Dawson —by the Under Secretary for Was I;;th—Lieut G Barron, Ensign. J Robinson—by Earl Sefton 14 th—Capt-Com T Blight, Capt J Brady, Limits H Jones and W'Audley, Ensigns S Brewell and W Brough— by the Under Secretary for War 15th—Major Bourne, Capts llamilton, Tucker; and F Eaton, Lieuts Heap, Rogerson, and Slack, Ensigns Clare, Baron, Bentley, and Alolyneux, Surg Willans—by the Under Secretary for War 17th— Capt-Corn J Dugdale, Capt hi Moore, Lieuts G Slater and J Dugdale, Ensigns E W a ddi ng t on an d H Roberts, Hon-Surg H Briggs, M.D.—by the Under Secre tary for War 19th—Capt Corn G Mackenzie Ctlpta 4 - Maxwell; ~ LEICESTERSHIRE Ist Company—Lieut A Donisthorpe, Ensign S Harris— by the Duke of Rutland 3d—Capt Clarke, Lieut Marriott, Ensign Oldham, Hon Assist-Surg Whitchurch—by the Duke of Rutland 4th—Capt G Hodges—by the Duke of Xatland sth—Capt R Brewin, Lieut J Wordsworth, Ensign C Smith—by the Duke of Rutland MIDLOTHIAN Ist Company—Capt D Macgregor, Lieut W Gavin—by the Under Secretary for War 2d—Capt W Marjoribanks, Surg J Struthers, MD—by the Under Secretary for War 3d—Capt J Gillon, Lieut A Todd—by the Under Secre tary for War Lieth—Capt A Kedslie, Lieut W Henry, Ensign J Kidd —by the Under Secretary for War NORTHUMBERLAND Capt-Com Potter, Capt H Bell, Lieuts Fawcus and A Stevenson, Ensign Adamson, Dr Bourne 2d Companp—Lieut R Gibson, Ensign W Ridley, Hon Act Surg J Nicholson—by the Lord Lieutenant of County RENFREWSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt R Lowndes 3d—Capt A Fullerton 6th—Capt W Mackean, Lieut A Brown, Ensign A Coats 10th—Ensi g n J Rennie 11th—Capt Campbell, Lieut T Ballantine 14th—Capt W Carlile, Ensign R. Peacock 17th—Capt H Harvey, Lieut J Harvey, Ensign J 111‘Nab 19th—Capt R King 20th—Capt J M‘Lintock Henderson, Ensign R Robin, Capt A Crum—by the Under Secretary of State for War NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. • Ist Company—Lieut J Beasley 2d—Capt Earl of Pomfret 4th—Capt W Barr, Lieut W Hollis, Ensign N Wetton tith—Capt Hon G Fitzwilliam, Lieut L Deacon—by the Marquis of Exeter, Lord -Lieutenant of County DORSET. Ist Company—Capt-Commandant H Templer, Lieuts Edwards, W Hormsell , Ensigns F G un d ry , N L ogg i n, Surgeon H Hormsell 2d—Capt 0 Farrer, Lieut W Lacey 3d—Capt E Kindersley, Lieut T Coombs, Ensign R Devenish, Surgeon G Panton 4th—Capt W Parr, Lieut F Cox, Ensign G Aldridge 6th—Capt St. John Coventry, Lieut fßawlins, Ensign E Robinson, H, Surgeon C. Rowo Bth—Capt G Mansell, Lieut It Farquharson, Ensign F Johns oth—Ensign W Bennett—by the Earl of Shaftosbury NORFOLK. _ Ist Company—Major-Comtnandant J Brett, Capts Mid dleton, Patteson, P. Gurney, Foster, Reeve, Lieuts Sea man, Croker, Barwell, Keith, Ensigns Cresswell, Master, H Gurney, Jolly, God w i n —by th e E ar l o f L e i ces t er , L or d Lieutenant of county 4th—Capt J Orde, Lieut E Youell, Ensign J Tomlinson, Honorary Assist-Surgeon F Palmer—by the Earl of Leices ter, Lord-Lieutenant of county sth—Capt Brevet-Col W Swatman, Lieut E Cresswell, Ensign S Gurney, Honorary Assist-Surgeon Dr J Lowe— by the Earl of Leicester, Lord-Lieutenant of county 6th—Lieut-Commanding W Scott - , Ensign Ti Ernnin— by the Earl of Leicester, Lord-Lieutenant of county 7th—C Matlock,- Ensign B Chaston—by the Earl of Leicester, Lord Lieutenant of county Bth—Lieut G Frere, Ensign T Salmon—by the Earl of Leicester, Lord-Lieutenant of county 9th—Lieut T Beauchamp, Ensign R Gilbet t—by the Earl of Leicester, Lord-Lieutenant of county 10th—Lieut-Commanding Sir W Jones, Bart, En s i gn R Hamond—by the Earl of Leicester, Lord-Lieutenant of ceunty 11th—Lieut Hollway, Ensign Blythe —by the Earl of Leicester, Lord-Lieutenant of county STAFFORDSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt H Elwell, Lieut Sir F Scott, Ensign R. Mole, Honorary Surgeon W Hopkins 2d—Capt Harvey, Lieut Clarke, Ensign Goddard, Sur goon Dr Goddard 3d—Capt P Westhead, Lieut S Bourne, Ensign J Dim mock, Honorary Surgeon W H Folker 4th—Capt Darwall, Lieut Newman, Ensign Clarke, Honorary Assist-Surgeon Edwards 4th—Lieut-'2ol Vernon' Lieut Walton, Ensign Under hill, Hon Assist-Surg Dr. Newnbam 6th—Capt R Edwards, Lieuts G Elliot and W Baker, Hon Surgeon J Walker 7th—Lieut H Warde, Ensign R Ratcliff Bth-Capt A Bass, Lieut J Gretton, jun, Ensign J An derson 9th—Capt lir Adams, Lieut J N Peake, Ensign W S Bull 10th—Capt M Hollins, Lieut E Copeland, Assist-Surg M Ashwell 1 fth—Capt W Barrows, Lieut W Hall, Ensign G. Horn fray, Honorary Assist-Surg W Underhill 12th—Capt J Bagnall, Lieut B Whitehouse, Ensign T Waterhouse, Honorary Assist-Surg W Hancox 13th—Capt W Williamson, Ensign T Grindley 11th—Lieut G Stronigtharm, Ensign E Stanley—by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieutenant of county 15th—Capt F. Smith, Lieut H Firrnstone, Ensign J Coch rane—by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieutenant of county 16th—Capt J Kn ght, Lieut W Dutton, Ensign J Nayer, Assist-Surg S Turner—by Lord Hatherton, Lord- Lieute nant of county 17th—Capt Aston, Lieut Sparrow, Ensign Aston—by Lord Hatherton, Lord Lieutenant of county. 18th—Capt St J Mathews, Lieut J. Barrows, Ensign J Pearson—by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieutenant of county nth—Copt Willington, Lieut Nevill, Ensign Mayon— by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieutenant of county • 20th—Capt T Bagnall, jun, Lieut H Williams, Ensign E Hoofer, Honorary Assist-Surg W J Kite—by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieutenant of county 21st—Lieut Spode, Ensign Lander—by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieutenant of county 23d Company—Capt A Gough, Lieut G Tudor, Ensign T Ironmonger—by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieutenant of county 25th—Capt Viscount Sandon, Ensign J Lea, Honorary Chaplain Rcv Croft Dew—by Lord Hatherton, Lord-Lieut of county 25th—Capt R Gough, Lieut W Deakin (Brownhill), Capt Harrison, Lieut W Harrison, Ensign It Boyd—by Lord Hatherton, Lord- Lieutenant of county. BERKSHIRE. Major-Commanding, Lieut-Col Loyd Lindsay Ist Company—Capt Sir C Hunter, Lioutlll Blandy, En sign W Atkins, S urg G M ay , C ap t C St e ph ens , E ns i gn BSin) or ds 2d—Capt Hon L Rutjaven, Lieut S Evans, Ensign R Coupar 3d—Lieut Eyre, Ensign Cherry 4th—Lieut 13 Jenkins sth—Lieut-Col Vansittart, Lieut Sawyer, Ensign Mick lein—by the Earl of Abingdon INVERNESS-SHIRE. Ist Company— Capt C Mackenzie, Ensign II Macau , drew—by Lord Lovat KENT. let Company—Capt MajTrE Scott, Lieut W Mo on, Ensign L Wigan, HonOrary Chaplain Rev. W Hill 2cl—Capt 0 Young, Licut Burgess, Ensign 0 Daniel, Hon Surg J Hillier 3d—CaPt H Farnall, Lieut II Drury, Ensign W Bar nett, Hon Surg W Cart, Chaplain E Selwyn 4t h—Capt G Thorold, .Lieut W Carter, Ensign J Butler. .5111—Capt E Plummer, Lieut Austin, Ensign II Saokey, lion Surg C Holitum Cah—Copt G Austin, Lieut A Fielding, Ensign J Delmar 7th—Licht F Morris, Ensign It Walmesley Bth—Capt J Scott Russell, Lieut J Grossman,, Ensign W Morplww. 9th—Ensign W Stevens lith—Capt 111 Lubbock 12th—Capt T Fleet, Lieut C Rashleigh, Ensign T But ler, Surg 11. Tippetts 13th—Capt J Harris, Lieut W Bristow, Ensign T Mar chant, Hon Assi=t-Swg W Scott 16th--Copt J Dyke, Liout W Baring, Ensign W Gas coio-no 17th—Capt C Fisher, Lieut J Wigg, Ensign C List widie 18th—Capt H Bowden, Lieut Satterthwaite, Ensign F Norman 19th—Lieut A Smith, Ensign B Marsh 21st—Lieut T Parker, Ensign H Newman 23d—Capt W Wells, Ensign Turner 25th—Lieut W Rogers, Ensign W Barnes 27th—Capt E Wilkinson, Lieut W Pembroke, Ensign Stabbing, Hon Assist-Surg E Downing 28th—Capt Col G Congdon, Lieut G Graham, Ensign W Caryl (Royal Arsenal, Woolwich), Col-Com Col Tulloh, Capts cram, Piper, Thorpe, Forrest, Toms, Tozer, Denton, Hay, Lieu's Pitman, J Smith, Renn e ll, C am pb e ll, H enr y, Butters, Liddell, Ensigns Smith, Rowe, Brown, Bell, Keeble, Horne, Shackle—introduced by Viscount Sydney Ist YORKSHIRE (West Riding). Ist Company—Capt Cora Major G Briggs, Lieut E Lloyd, Ensign J Severn, Hon Surg T. Paley 2d—Capt -J. Meek, Lieut G Sutton, Ensign H Wood 10th Corps No 1 Com—Cape Corn H Beaumont, Lieut T Batley, Ensign J Harrison, Hon Surg T Bottomley 2d—Capt T Crosland, Lieut T Brook, Ensign T Brooke 3d—Lieut T Learoyd, Ensign J Day 3d Corps—Major-Com S Lister, Capts A Foster, W Brayshay, and H Hirst, Lieuts G Bankart, J Foster, S Smith, J Farrar 7th—Major Akroyd, Capts Kirk, Holdsworth, Ingram, Lieuts Emmet, Franklin, Holroyd, Fuller, Haigh, Ensigns Sowerby, Holdsworth, Barstow, Appleyard 11th—Major-Corn W Armitage, Capts A Horsfall, J Wilkinson, T. Kinnear, Lieuts d'Arcy, S. Blackburne, J Kitson, J Piper, E Markland, J Atkinson, Ensigns H Appleton, L Smith, R Hudson, Surg Dr G Smith The Hallamshire Corps —Major Corn W Overend, Capts J Brown, N Creswick j Vickers, W Bragge, Lieuts J Ellis, A Vickers, W Prest, It Webster, J Waterfall, Ensigns F Wood, J Marshall, Smith, M Flockton, J Brown - 9th—Capt J Holdsworth, Lieut J Charlesworth, Ensign G Alder 15th—Ensign J Ingleby 16th—Capt J Harrison, Lieut I Holt, Ensign H Dury 17th—Capt S Brown, Lieut C Radcliffe, Ensign R Hodgson 18th—Capt R tee, Lieut C Temple, Ensign Robeson, Hon Surgeon J Simpson 19th—Capi G Chambers, Lieut A Hirst, Ensign W Hirst 21st—Capt Pilkington, Lieut Smith, Ensign Collinson 22d—Capt J Robinson, Lieut J Cusins, Ensign G Irwin - 30th—Lieut B Farrer, Ensign W Yeardall WARWICKSHIRE. Ist Company—Lieut-Col Com C Scott, Capt J Sanders, Lieut T Gem, Ensign T Burt, S urgeon A Hill 2d—Capt llartopp, Lieut J Robins, Ensign R Caldi cott 4th—Capt j Atty, Lieut G Benn, Ensign T Wratislaw sth—Capt J Machen, Lieut R Heath, Ensign E Muntz 6 th—Capt A Attwood, Lieut C Reeves, Ensign B Ches shire 7th—Capt H Perrott, Lieut C Flower, Ensign W Hunt Bth—Capt T Lloyd, Lieut T Dixon, Ensign H Barclay 9th—Capt F Elkington, Lieut S Williams, Ensign C Scholefield 10th—Capt G Everitt, Ensign W Kimberley 1 lth—Capt C Rateliff, Ensign T Staney 12th—Capt C Richards, Lieut J Hollis, Capt J Mason, Lieut W Briggs, Ensign W Edwards—by the Under Sec retary of State for War LINCOLNSHIRE. 2d Company—Capt W Smyth, Lieut W Chaplin 4th—Capt Hopkins, Lieut Wright, Ensign Gee, Hono rary SUrgeon Tuxford fith—Capt Lieut-Col Cautley. Lieut R N Newcomb, Ensign J Phillips 13th—Capt T Hilliam, Lieut F Selby, Ensign &Maples, jun., Honorary Chaplain Rev E Moore, M.A., Honorary Assistant-Surgeon Dr. A Ball 14th—Hon Assistant-Surgeon S Roberts, MD, Capt Commandant C Amcotts, Capt Trollope, Lieutenants Shut tleworth, Carline, and Clayton, Surgeon Walsh, Ensign J Stephenson—by the Under-Secretary of State for War DENBIGH. Capt Sir W W Wynn, Bart, MP ; Lieutenants H M'Corquod a l e , J P ugh, and It Roberts, Ensign C Napier —by Col M Biddulph, MP HAMPSHIRE, Ist Company —Col Faunce; Capt Simeon, Ensign God win, Hon Surgeon Mr. La Croix—by the Marquis of Win chester 4th—Capt Davison, Lieut Longcroft, Ensign Birt, Hon Assistant-Surgeon Stedman, Capt S Barry, Lieut St Barbe, Ensign Wilson—by the Marquis of Winchester SOMERSET. 3d Company—Lieut A Allen, Ensign R Easton—by Lord Portman, Lord-Lieutenan of the county 4th—Capt B Allen, Lieut J Allen, Ensign C Mais—by Lord Portman, Lord-Lieutenant of the county 6th—Cspt J Law, Lieut S Baker, Ensign C Whiting— by Lord Portman, Lord-Lieutenant of the county 7th—Capt J Ireland, Lieut C Simmons, Ensign H Lyne —by Lord Portman, Lord-Lieutenant of the county Bth—Capt Burridge, Lieut Thomas, Ensign Bridge--by Lord Portman, Lord-Lieutenant of the county 9th—Lieut Halliday, Ensign Blommark 10th—Capt Lovell, Lieut Foster, Ensign Berryman 12th—Assistant-Surgeon Dr J Nicholls, Ensign B Boucher 17th—Lieut G Robertson, Ensign J Falkener 18th—Capt B Holine, Lieut A Weston, Ensign R Cook Bath—Capt J Ford, Lieut F Inman, Ensign H Inman, Hon. Assist-Surgeon J Bartrum Bridgwater and Polden Hill—Lieut Bate Bathwick—Capt E Anstey, Lieut W Burne, Hon Assist- Surgeon E Bagshawe—by Lord Portman, Lord Lieutenant of the county FORFARSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt Alison, Lieut Jack, Ensign Stephen 2d—Capt Anderson, Ensign Bell 3d—Capt P Dickson, Ensign Walker 4th—Capt Low, Lieut Small 4th—Capt Muir, Lieut Anderson sth—Lieut Smart 6th—Capt Cox, Lieut Johnston, Ensign Marshall 701—Capt Miller, Lieut Barrie, Ensign Kay Bth—Ensign Thain--by Lord Panmure, Lord-Lieutenant CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 2d Company—Capt F Fryer, Lieut F Jackson, Ensign R Young, Hon Surgeon F Fawssett 4th—Lieut E Loomes, Ensign W. Bowker Cambridge Volunteer Rifle Corps—Capt W. Prest, Lieut F Barlow, Ensign A Claydon, Surgeon F Hall University Volunteers—Major J Baker; Captains Ha i land, Burn, Hughes, Newbery, Sturges ; Lieutenants Royds, Boulnois-Smith, Wills, Darroch, Northey, Mort lock, Hardy; Ensigns Harvey, Ingham, Bayford, Hankey, Striven, Oakeley; Surgeon Haviland, M.D. ; the Rev IV Emery, chaplain—by the Earl of Hardwick° SHROPSHIRE. Ist Surgeon Company—Lieut W Bayley, E ns i gn C Chandler, W Clement Surgeon 1 F Sandford eut W Wilkinson, Ensign G W arren, Hon Assist- Groome ieut WBrookes, Ensign C Clay, Surgeon T 3d—L 4th—Capt J Lloyd, Lieut H Smith, Ensign W Bache, Hon Assist-Surgeon A Mathias sth—Capt W Hope Edwardes 6th—Capt W Lowndes, Lieut R Blakeway, Ensign W Anstica 9th—Capt W Field, Lieut W Patchett, Ensign A Peele, Chaplain Rev F Kikermaster Sorg E Burd, M.D. Wellingt on —C apt T Eytsn, Ensign W Anslow—byLord Lieutenant Viscount Hill LONDON (London Rifle Brigade). Lieut-Col G Hicks, Major E Eastwick, Adjutant A Eu - ens, Surg W May, Assist-Surg J Propert Ist Company—Capt W Rose, Lieut J Carter, Ensign E Hanson 2d—Capt W Allen, Lieut R Sewell, Ensign E Kennard 3d—CaptW Gardner, Lieut G Simms, Ensign R Pinkney .4th—Capt H Poole, Lieut F Finch, Ensign C Hopkinson sth—Lieut G Dollond, Ensign F Stretton. Gth—Capt J Paws,)n, Lieut W Hopkinson, Ensign C Worth 7th—Lieut M'Lachlan, Ensign W Towse Bth—Lieut W - Bainbridge, Ensign J Carson 9th—Lieut W Haywood, Ensign H Valiance 10th—Ensign C Frodsham—bythe Right Hon e the Lord Mayor EAST YORK. Ist Company—Major Pease, Capt Cooke, Lieut Parker, Ensign Brodrick, H on Assist-Surg Arden 2d—Capt Bannister, Lieut Ayre, Ensign Winkley 3d—Lieut E Clarke, Ensign T Carter 4th—Capt Norwood, Ensign Ringrose, Hon Assist-Surg Holden sth—Capt T Prickett, Lieut T Harland, Ensign J Earugh, Honorary Chaplain Rev H Barnes, Hon Assist- Surg J Allison 6th—Lieut R Hodgson Ensign H Bainton 7th—Captain White, Lieut Blyth, Ensign Glover, Hon Assist-Slug Gibson—by Lord Wenlock WORCESTER. Ist Company—Capt Knight, Lieut Haneocks, Ensign 'ancocks 3d—Capt A Talbot, Lieut J Dixon, Ensign A Brinton 4th—Capt W. Knapp, Lieut G Bird, Ensign H Mottram sth—Capt Marcy, Lieut Bury, Ensign Beddoe 7th—Capt H. Wainwright, Lieut F Sandars, Ensign C Hewitt Bth—Capt J Rogers, Limit C Harrison, Ensign B Danks 11th W<lrcesters hire--Lieut- Commanding Sir H Lambert 11th (Evesham)—Capt Workman, Lieut Smythe, En sign Foster Pershoro—Capt H Scobell, Lieut T Shekell, Ensign E Ball Stourbridge—Capt Foster, Lieut Grazebro o k, E nsign Lord EversLyt te, Cap ltont Lowe, Lieut Norris, Ensign APLaughlin—by HERTFORDSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt Earl Cowper, Lieuts W Baker, Hon H Cowper 2d—Lieut Hon H Capel, Ensign C Humbert 4th—Capt P. Cust, Lieut W Paxton—by the Earl of Verulam. PERTHSHIRE. Ist sign Toreg Comany—Capt G Moncrieff, Lout W Dunc an , En 2d—Lieut R Walker, Ensign F Sandeman—by the Under -Secretary of State for War INCARDINESH IRE. 2d Company—LieuKt B FergusonHAVERFORDW Ist Company—Capt X Peel, Lieut R Carron HADD INGTON. Capt Roughead • Capt Viscount ErnICARMARTREN. 2d Company—C a t B yn' Lieut J Th omas Edwardes, H Norton, En sign J Lewi s , Surgeon D Watkin—by Lieut the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Ist Company —Ensign. LANARK. Secretary for War A Morrison—by the Under -2d Company—Capt W Rankine, Lieut J M'Ghee—by the Under-Secretary for War 3 d—Capt D Dreghorn Lieut W Cochran, En s i gn W Mactear—b y th e Under Secretary for War 4 th—Major J Jamieson, Capts J Taylor, A Murray, J Galbraith, J Anderson, G Anderson, and A Meir, LieutsJ Rankin, and J Fulton, Ensigns D Winton, W Murray, A Pollock, P Hamilton, and P llendry—by the Under Secre tary for 'War .sth—Capt J Anderson Lieut J Wilson, Ensign J Wil son—by the Under Secretary for War 9th—Capt J Robertson, Ensign II Cowan—by the Un der Secretary for War 10th—Capt W Dixon, Lieut O'Neil, Ensign j London — by the Under Secretary for War 1 I th— Lieut R Leadbitter, Ensign II Brown ; . by the Under Secretary for War 14 th—Capt G Gunnip, Lieut T Kerr, Ensign R M'Lean Black—by the Under Secretary for War lath—Capt A M'Gregor, Ensign T Wright—by the Under Secretary for War 18th—Capt Simpson, Ensign H Muirhead—by the Un der Secretary for War 1 7th—CaptW Auld, Lieut j Guild, Ensign E Monteath —by the 'Under Secretary for War 18 th—Ensign W Lockheed, jun—by the Under Secre tary for War 19th—Major D Reid, Capts J Law, J Thomson, M chell, Lieuts T Arnott, A Dick, J Mather, A Stuart, En sign Rodger—by th e U n d er S ecre t ary for War 22d—Capt R Cogan—by the Under Secretary for War MONMOUTHSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt J L Baldwyn, Lieut J Evans, Ell• sign J Carruthers—by the Under Secretary for War 2d—Capt Roden, Lieut Hawkins Hon A ss i s t-S urg J Essex—by tho Und er S ecretary for War 3d—L Homfray, W Cartwright, by the Under Secretary for War 4th—Capt S Homfray, Lieut N Coates, Ensign R Waters —by the Under Secretary for War sth—Lieut R Steel,- Ensign C Conway—by the Under Secretary for War 6th—Capt J King, Lieut A Evans, Ensign E Isaacson, Hon Surgeon T Prosser—by the Under Secretary for War 7th—Capt R Cathcart, Lieut J Phillpotts, Ensign Willmett—by the Under Secretary for War MERIONETHSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt H Richardson, Lieut W Glegg—by Lord Mostyn Ist Company—Capt J Picken, Lieut R Banton, Ensign T Andrews 2d—Capt J Smith, Lieut tPaterson, Ensign A Gilmour 3d—Lieut Paton 4th—Lieut G Elder, Ensign A Blair sth—Capt I) Browne, Lieut W Murray 7th—Captain R Barbour—by Earl of Eglinton, Lord Lieutenant of county _ DUMFRIES: Ist Company—Capt Dudgeon, Lieut Sloan, Ensign Gordon Upper Nithsdale—Capt J Kennedy, Lieut H Hyslop, War Ensign W Macqueen—by the Under Secret ar y O f S tate for ELGIN. 3d Company—Captain W Cu!bard. Lieut H Squire, En sign C Cumming—by the Hon G Duff ARGYLL. of State for p Ist Comany—Lieut C Broun—by th e U n d er S ecre t ary War CARDIGAN. 2d Company—Capt-Com W Richardes, Morgan Aberbank—Lieut,G Lloyd, Com—by the derU Seem ,ary of State for War DURHAM. Ist Company—Capt R Thompson, Com, Lieuts G Wat son, T Close, Ensign lir Mills 3d—Capt-Corn T Chapman, Capts T Gourley, R. Har rison, T Burn, Lieuts T Potts, F. Huntley, A Dixon, J. Baron, Ensign R. Iliff, T Reed, J S mur th wa it e, S urgeon F. Johnson Gateshead—Capt-Com G Hawks, Capt S Hawks, Lieut B Bigger, Ensign W. Leckman, Surgeon W Robinson, MD South Shields—Capt J Williamson, Lieut C Anderson, Ensign C Young, Hon Assist-Surgeon R Ridley—by the Under Secretary for War BUTE. Ist Company—Capt A Mackirdy, Lieut D Macbeth, En sign F Maclachlan—by the Under Secretary for War. NORTH YORKSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt Copperthwaite, Lieut Walker, Surg Jones 3d—Capt Worsley, Lieut Sterhens 12th—Capt Other, Lieut F Chapman—by the Earl of Zetlaud Yo nKs it IR (West Aiding). 25th Company—Capt M. Thompson, Lient H Baker, Ensinn J White 27th—Ensign G Greenwood, Hon Assist-Sur g F,Green wood, Capt M Wilson, Ist Lieut G. Robinson, 2d Lieut H Aleock—by Earl Fitzwilliam MONTGOMERY. Ist Company—Capt J Drew, Ist Lieut It Jones, 2d Lint D Lloyd—by the Lord-Lieutenant of the county, CARNARVON. ,MJaFthranewe H William s , Li eu t s H Francis, H Rob erts , E ns i gns H Pugh, J Jones, Rees—by Sir It B u lk eley CORNWALL. Hughes,Captai Captains Ist Company—Capt G T remenhere, Lieut H Dobree— O R vr . e C n a , " J eY llo E ole Lor' Vivian 2d—Capt J Bickford, Lieut T Hutchinson, Ensign W Pike—by the Under Secretary for War 4th—Capt I Hawker, Lieut Childs, Ensign Sobey—by the Under Secretary for Wai sth—Capt J K.erapthorne, Lieut B Snell—by the Under Secretary for War 7th—Capt T. Tyacke, Lieut F Hill, Ensign G Reid—by Lord Vivian Bth—Lieut F Gilber—by Lord Vivian 9th—Lieut E Carlyon—by Lord Vivian 10th—Lieut E Hawley, Ensign P Wallis—by Lord Vivian 11th—LieutF Cock, Ensign E Parkyn—by Lord Vivian 12th—Capt Collins, Lieut Henderson—by Lord Vivian 13 th—Lieut W Hanson—by the Under Secretary for War • Ross SHIRE. Ist Company—C a pt It Macleod, Lieut D Munro—by Col II Baillie 2d—Capt S Mackenzie (of Seaforth)—by Col H Bane 3d—Lieut A Mackenzie—by Col Baillie RADNORSHIRE. Ist Company—Capt R Mynors, Lieuts J Beavan, En sign H Johes, Chaplain Rev C Blackburn, Surg T Adney —by Sir J Walsh, Bart SELKIRKSHIRE—(GALA FOREST). Ensign A Cochrane—by the Under-Secretary for War ISLE OF WIGHT. Ist Company—Lieut Sir H Oglander, Bart, Ensign A Leeds, Surgeon J 011ard 2d—Captain Sir J Simcox, Limit H Eatcourt, Ensign J Tooke 3d—Lieut G Rendall, Ensign E Edwards s th — Lieut-Commanding A Hambrough, Ensign CFiaher —by the Governor of the Isle of Wight BEDFORDSHIRE. Ist Company—Lieut T Jackson, Ensign J Howard, Hon Surg G Evans—by the Under-Secretary for War DUMBARTONSHIRE. Ist Company—Lieut C Wilson Bth—Lieut-Commanding J Cabbell East Kilpatrick Company—Capt A Colquhoun, Lieut J Ewing, Ensign H Kirkwood—bj the Under-Secretary of State for War KIRCIJDBIZIGHTSHIRE Ist Company—Capt W Lawrie 2d—Capt J Mackie, ➢T.P., Lieut J Bell—by the Earl of Selkirk FIFE. Ist Company—Capt-Commandant E Beveridge, Lieut W Mathewson, Ensign W Dobio 2d—Capt K Mathieson, Lieut J Laudale—by the Under• Secretary of State for War NE WCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. Ist Company—Lieut-Col Commandant Sir J Fife, Major R Redmayne, Lieuts It Green, T Gray, Ensign CCrigh ton, Surg J Angus 2d—Capt W Mather, Lieut W Newsham, Ensign A Dunn 3d—Capt II Scott, Lieut W Welford, Ensign J Burnup 4th—Capt II Pattinson, Lieut A Laing, Ensign W Laing —Capt W Cruddas, Lieut C Cruddas, Ensign J Job- tith—Capt J Tone, Licut 137 Smith, Ensign T Morden Bth—Capt C Bousfield—by the Earl do Grey and Ripon ADDENDA. CHESHIRE— (STOCKPORT). 26 th Cheshire—Capt T Sykes, Lieut G B arnsley, Ensign D Hill 6th Company—Capt Brooke, Lieut French, Ensign Bar ker—by the Marquis of Westminster DERBYSHIRE. Capt Commandant Ii Okeover, Lieut J Sleigh, Ensign E Dyke, Rom Surg D Goodwin—by tho Duke of Devon shire LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG , of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the couatY of Middlesex, Thursday, March 8, 1860. . 29th—Capt T. Jackson—by the Under Secretary for War. 31st—Capt J Mclntosh, Lient W Elgin, Ensign J McGregor —by the Under Secretary for War 32d—Capt J Neilson, Lieut J Lang—by the Under Se cretary for War 33d—Capt T Wingate, Ensign J. Hewit—by the Under Secretary for War 34th—Capt j Cranford, Lieut T Russell, Ensign j Wilson—by the Under Secretary for War 35th—Capt J Clark, Ensign J Russell, jun—by the Un der Secretary for War. . W 3 a B r th—Capt W Bat/stead, by the Under-Secretary for 39th—Capt J Burns, Lieut R Skeoch, Ensign j Graham —by the Under-Secretary for War 40th—Capt W Rigby—by the Duke of Hamilton 44th—Capt J Reid, Lieut J Watkins, Ensign R Reid, un—by the Under-Secretary for War 45th—Capt J Gowhind, Lieut J Forbes, Ensign J M'Culloch—by the Under-Secretary for War 46th—Capt A Henderson, Ensign M Johnstone—by tho Lord-Lieutenant of Lanarkshire 47th—Capt j Mowat, Lieut W Smith—by the Lord- Lieutenant of Lanarkshire 48th—Capt J Kydd, Second Lieut R Addie—by the Under • Secretary for War 51st—Capt It Buchanan—by the Under-Secretary for War 62d—Capt J Nisbet, Lieut W Forrest, jun, E Dykes— by the Under-Secretary for War 54th—Capt 'I Steel, Lieut W Morier—by the Under- Secretary for War 55th—Capt W Bertram, Lieut E Gilroy —by the Under- Secretary for War 56th—Capt A Turner, Lieut J Bain—by the Lord Lieu tenant of Lanarkshire 58th—Capt J Thomson, Lieut H Colqnhoun, Ensign R M'Callum—by the Under-Secretary for War 59111—Ensign P Robinson—by the Under •Secretary for War Nth—Capt D Macfarlan, Lieut D Campbell, Ensign W Whyte, jun, Honorary Assist-Surg T Buchanan, MD by the Under-Secretary for War 61st—Capt H Reid, Lieut G Kerr, Ensign M M'Gregor —by the Under-Secretary for War 66th—Ensign G Stewart, jun—by the Under-Secretary fur War 67th—Capt R Laidlaw, Lieut T Kennedy—by the Under- Secretary for War. 68th—Ensign H Graham—by the Under-Seeretary for War 74th—Lieut W Cumming, Ensign A Sword—by the Under-Secretary for War 75th—Capt J Wilson—by the Duke of Hamilton Lanarkshire—Capt J Kerr, Ensign A Wilson—by the Under-Secretary for War. Lanark— Capt j Boags—by the Uuder-Secretary for War NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Ist Company—Lieut. Col It Crawfurd, Major T Slavey, Capts It Birkin, T Birkin, F Parsons, H smith, A. Mun della, F Hadden, W Morley; Lieuts R Patterson, J Pat terson, W Lambert, R Evans, J Wright, t Allcock, H Farmer, F Felkin • Ensigns B Bradley F Baker, W Miller, It Bond, W ' Johnson, L Samuels ; Ensign and Ad jutant J White, Honorary Surgeon W Robertson, Surgeon T Wright—by the Duke of Newcastle 2d—Capt C Burnaby, Lieut T. Wagstaff, Ensign j Smith, Hon Surg W Pritchard—by the Duke of Newcastle 3d—Lieut W Newton, Ensign J Betts, Hon Assist-Sung J Job—by the Duke of Newcastle sth—Ensign W Hickinson—by the Duke of Newcastle 6th—Lieut T Woolley—by the Duke of Newcastle Mansfield—Capt J Salmond, Lieut j Paget ; Ensign C Seely, Surgeon W Sparke—by the Duke of Newcastle Worksop—Capt Mason—by the Duke of Newcastle ABERDEENSHIRE. 6th Company—Capts H Robinson, R Abernethy ; Lients C liyall, Grant, NY Duthie, W Adamson ; Ensign J Clark (Aberdeenshire)—Capts W Stevenson, W jopp, W Esplin; Lieut A. Skeine ; Ensigns W Scott, P Cooper— by Col Fraser, Vice-Lieutenant. CINQUE PORTS. Ist Company—Capt the Hon G Waldegrave, Lient V Crake, Ensigns J Rock, J Watts jun—by the - Under Se cretary for 'War 2d—Capt W Mackinnon, M.P. ; Lieut E Saunders, En sign F Bellingham, Dr R C Davies—by the Under Secre tary for War 7th—Capt C Cox, Lieut j Standring, E ns i gn W Price, Hon Assist-S urg W H Thornton—by the Under Secretary for War