The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-27 00:00:00

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i 'd in appropriate language
• //e eI-ce,i_.z ri Barracks they were addressk
'' `---, by Capt. Gilley, depot aceut:, nt,. who pointed out to thuerer
of pay, promotion, Am ..‘4.
men the advantages in point illing upon them to shol
which the line presented, and a entering the regular of
their patriotism and loyalty by , -. The address of a „'!i,-,1
vice of their Queen and country eiponded to by near.-en-
gallant officer was immediately rk and with loud cheer _t
3 encouragement
half the regiment, who stepped for%
of the 39th, tb -
-.. and amid the heartiest approval an
,d mentioned t
their officers. Serjeant-Major 'Fox,
won, and wh.
asked who would join the 39th, al.
,ointments.
many distinguished honours they had
"errs, from
were inscribed on their colours and api.
im. Serje:
stantly 40 of the smartest men in the IS
Russell, !
Grenadier and Light Companies, joined h
rjeant J
Major Monck, 17th, and Serjeant-Major
ted for
were equally successful. Quartermaster-Se
1, 24
O'Sullivan, of the Kerry, having also re-enliii
Line, will receive a commission in that service 9 for
the Kerry Re edment volunteered on Tuesdr,
al. ,
Provisional Bwitsllion,
The first detaci nentin Limerick Garrison. 4.
of the volunteers fr oe, sue
Deo! Militia,
embarl red on ler
cons: ting of 53 men,
veer for Liverpool on M, mike eu
jug last. They were a,
the Roscommon stea
ecompanied to the vess el b: f De:
all the officers and me.
nof the regiment, tl ieir app
ance and conduct being most soldierlike and Ot edita
cnder of the volun' tee, es sa
On Wednesday the rema.
for Liverpool from Derry by the Tynewald as ,a 9.
by the Colonel- in .c 'lief
accompanied to the quay
of Abercorn, v rho as
the regiment, the Marquis
tended by Majors Todd and Conolly and
i the °
officers of the regiment, As the i Iteatner left
officers a .rid men in thet qua)
noble colonel joined the 1 bade
"cif°,
them '' (
C'k'ith, a' la _63a depots in /
free ell to the gallant fellows, ; tw
speed'' on their errand.
• .- Draughts of the 21st, lily
'Garrison, comprising altege they,
and file, v e'hich have let it!,
22 drummers, and 291 rank ree
pi .file, to the Criin
for some time in readiness to • ea,
i 1 office rs, 6
serval
t o 116503 .ea, from whi
lem.orf f, and thence
marched on Thursday afternoon
town they will proceed to Tern oh
be
tate,e a at Queeestoi vi=
conveyed to Cork to await ember.
for the seat of war.
ervrisietrh-
part of the cr e az.
s
been in the Crimea during the earl y
l' ..., ••ng's county s ad
paign, and also volunteers from thei
other Militia Regiments ; and such is th e ardour o i.' the
men for active service that many who 1 tee l only rei otP.iy
returned from the trenches, together wi tit several young
soldiers but a short time enlisted, volu steered th
vices, and fruitlessly endeavoured -to eff
those uniler orders to proceed. The enthu-
siasm pr,.Jailed, and the troops took
amid greit,:cheering. The following 41 their di
e cg
greatest
ec
ah
teens Chang
ilmeteee
the officers eed the numbers from eact t ti,e•P,.°4 ;, viz •
21st, Captain Burnside, Ensigns Reeds : ma -D• .err, ..--
, 3 ser-
geants, 10 drummers, and 163 rank and •e the 1 woes
of
file ; 57th, En.
signs Thompson and Trajett, 1 sergean ,t, , i drummers,
and 55 rank and file ; 63d, Captain Arl manot, Lieut.
Clutterbuck, Ensigns Byron and Green sir 2 sergeants,
6 drummers, and 73 rank and file.

TILE GALE IN THE CHAT '7NEL,

RAMSGATE, FRlDAY.—During a gale of w ind this morn-
ing from south-west, at 11 a.m., the fishing. snack Maria
r rs
vo hour, c
a Thep
e.
and Ann, of Colchester, was wrecked off th le East Pier-
head of this harbour, and two seamen, Jam( Is Downs and
Joseph Arthur, drowned. The master, J anus Fisher,
and two seamen, George Oran and William Bridge, were
saved. The vessel went to pieces within o, se h
French gun-boat St. Barbe bad also ana o
but is now, with two other French gun-boa tie, the Lance
and Arquebuse, safe in port.
PORTSMOUTH, FRIDAY.-4n awful gale b few the whole
of the night and up to noon nearly to-day f rom the
.west-
south-west. The vessel mentioned yestert lay as having
sunk off the Spur Redoubt of Portsmouth town was a
small ballast vessel, of the same port ; the man and boy
in charge jumped into the skiff with o nip one scull,
which would have availed them little it ( such a heavy
sea, but they were picked up by Lloyd's cutter (Messrs.
Garratt and Gibbon, agents), Mr. W. Litcl (field in charge,
and safely towed into the harbour.
d'Hilliers sailing transport was ordered . The Baraguay
away to Dept
ford, but was unable to face the gale ; s he made a star
however, on the weather moderating yesterday. T be
American Eagle, from London for
iiynengal belofwroimng t
lii iie;
New York, ,n,,
several merchant craft outward-hour
hd put in at i St.
Helen's roads and the Motherbank for shelter and Si.: 44 y
PLYMOUTH, Friday.—A. very her
south-west and west-south-west ha (v
night here.

At high water the tide in the 7 names rose to an lit i.
usual height, a heavy gale blowier_,g
from the south-wr Ist;
the water was level with the cop.
ing on the Custom-ho us&
wharf, and nearly 81P new landing-place at 3 30- .
lingsgate. At th-e,..hali-fV,od the current in the stre 'ar a
le held
was so rapid that, tit.:.woitthliseta,nding it was what is ter' .e ed
a weather tide, the vessels in the Lower Pool ar 2, in
Black wall and the .1:, )wer Reaches could scarcely I
by their anchors ; an d on the ebb, the wind v m tide
setting the same waj -, several vessels, in the crowded
state of the river, L Totight their anchors /-Aome, and
camp into collision, ca using much damage t', bulwarks,
spars, and rigging. St .veral of the wharves on the south
side of the Thames were inundated, and the masters of
fishing and oyster smacks state that the low grounds
and marshes on the Kent. and E.,sex shores are over.
flowed.

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