The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-21 00:00:00

TBE ARMY.

CLIATRAM, , CT. d,taohiLeat of the 99. h
Regiment at this garrison is held in readiness to embark
at Deptford on the 22d inst., on board the ship Rodney,
for duty as a convict guard, and thence proceed and re-
ceive convicts in Ireland for Van Diemen's Land. The
guard consists of two sergeants, two corporals, and 40
privates, and to be under the command of Captain
Patrick Johnston, and Ensign Clarkson.
The Deputy Adjutant-General inspects the 95th
Regiment at 11 a.m., and depot 69th toot at two p.m.,
on the 22d instant, in heavy marching order.
The undernained officers at this garrison have ob.
tallied leave of absence-75th Foot, Lieut. Tuckler, to
31st Dec.; 95th, Lieut. Taylor, till he retires from the
service; 69,h, nsign Allen, till embarkation; 81st, En-
sign Burrows, to 3011 October; Ensign Shand, to 4th
November; 29th Foot, Captain Muehison, to the
30th Oct., 1852.

CASTLEBAR.—Major General Fleming, accompanied
by his staff, inspected the depot of the 3d Buffs, stationed
iu this town, on Wednesday last, end expressed himself
perfectly satisfied wilh the excellent discipline of this
gallant corps. He also inspected the Pensioners, under
command of Captain M'Carthy, who, notwithstanding
their declining years, presented a veteran and soldier-
like appearance. The gallant general was entertained
at mess by the Buff; on the same evening.
The 2nd battalion of the Ist Royals, under command
of Lieut.-Colonel Bell, now stationed in Cork garrison,
has received orders to prepare for foreign service.
Corfu is said to be their destination. Lieut.-Colonel
Bell has returned from leave of absence, and assumed
the command.
Coax, OCT. 19.—TuE RoveLs.—The second battalion
of this fine corps, under command of Lieutenant-Colonel
Bell, has received an intimation to prepare for foreign
service—their destination is said to be Corfu. This re-
giment returned from Barbadoes 25th April, 1846. The
first battalion is at Portsmouth. Lieutenant-Colonel
Bell, who commands in this garrison, entered the service
11th March, 1811. He is a distinguished Peninsular
officer, having served throughout the whclo of that cam-
paign from July, 1811, to the end of the war in 1814.
He has received the war medal with six clasps for Vit-
toria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse;
and the Indian medal for Ava. Lieutenant-Colonel Bell
and his lady have returned to Cork Barracks after a
continental tour. The 90th Light Infantry, head-quar-
ters Dublin, so long stationed in this garrison, is now
under command of Lieutenant-Colonel Eld, on retire-
ment of Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Vaughan.—Cork
Constitution.

KILIIENDIT, OCT. 19. Major• General M'Donald com-
pleted his half-yearly tour of inspection yesterday, hay-
ing on Saturday inspected a company of the 89th Regi-
ment at Maryborough; on Monday Captain Walker's
troop of the 2d Dragoon Guards and Captain Pack's
company of the Royal Artillery, at the Kilkenny Mili-
tary Barracks; and yesterday the Ist battalion of the
71st Highland Light infantry, under command of Lieu-
tenant•• Colonel Denny, also at the barracks here. Each
of the soldiers fired twenty rounds of blank ammunition
on the occasion.—Kilkenny Moderator.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.