The Sun.
London, England, 1863-04-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

His Royal Highness the field Marshal Command-
ing-in-Chief will hold a levee at 1 o'clock on Wed-
nesday next, the 22d inst.
The Adjutant-General, Sir J. Yorke Scarlett, has
issued a circular memorandum, dated' Horse Guards,
April 1, in which his Royal Highness the Field-
Marshal Commanding-in-Chief directs,—
" That all regiments of the infantry of the line at home
and in the colonies (with the exception of those in New
Zealand, Australia, China, and Ceylon, and the battalions
under orders for India) shall be divided as follows, viz., 10
service companies, 3 field officers, 10 captains, Mien-
tenants, 9 ensigns, 5 staff, 48 sergeants (exclusive of school-
master), 21 drummers and buglers, 40 corporals, and 640
privates ; 2 depot companies, 2 captains, 3 lieutenants, 1
ensign, 10 sergeants, 4 drummers and buglers, 10 corporals,
and 110 privates. Total 800 corporals and privates. The
regiments in the West Indies and Bermuda—viz., the Ist
battalions of the 14th and 21st, and 39th Regiment, have
an additional assistant-surgeon. Highland regiments have
a pipe major and five pipers, in addition to their establish-
ment. The regiments in New Zealand, Australia, China,
and Ceylon—viz,, Ist battalion 12th Foot, 2d battalions 14th
and 18th Foot, 31st, 40th, 50th, 67th, 70th, and 99th Regi-
ments—are to be thus distributed :-10 service companies,
3 field officers, 10 captains, 11 lieutenants, 9 ensigns, staff
6, 48 sergeants (exclusive of schoolmaster), 21 drummers
and buglers, 40 corporals, and 730 privates; 2 depot com-
panies, 2 captains, 3 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 10 sergeants, 4
drummers and buglers, 10 corporals, and 120 privates;
total, 900 corporals and privates.'

Vacancies, Promotions, and Appointments,
in the Civil Service.

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WAR-OFFICE.—Mr H. Cornwall to be a clerk•the
Commander. in-Chief's office.
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THE hangzusniir—Mr. James ee y, deputy accountant.
o.asßbroamccleoyun, 1ti..C.8
from sth to 4th
general of the navy, to be accountant-general, in succession
.---and M Wh•
Mr iffen,
:le section, to b odeputy ac-
countant-general.
CUSTOMS—Mr Richard E. Gleado
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ciao, out-door officers, RUE—Mr Alfredsvl
Rrkichofardthel4
to 3d class, out-door officers, Hui Corneby, from 4th
Mar-
shall, from 2d to Ist I—and Mr Robert class,Hartlepool. Out-door officers, West
INLAND REVENUE —Stamps
Boulger to be extra clerk in ps and Tax Branch—Mr B. A.
' the Income-tax Department—,
and Mr Allen to be assistant-surveyor of taxes in Scotland.
Excise Branch—Mr Williamls Henry Mason, dropped officer,
Reading, 4th division,Reading collection, to be officer of
Coventry, 4th division,
Coventry collection—Mr Joseph
Peaoock, first. class
of assistant, Cork, 6th division, Cork col-
lection, to be officerßeading ride, Reading collection—
Mr Peter Brenen, dropped officer, Bath, sth division,
Bath collection, to be officer of Sarum, 3d division, Sarum
collection—Mr John Skinner, officer, Bridgend, 2d division,
Argyll collection, to be officer of Stowmarket, 3d division,.
Suffolk collection—Mr Joseph Hughes, officer, Ballinasloei.
2d ride, Athkne collection, to be officer of Bridgend, 2tl
division, Argyll collection—Mr William Thurston, officer,
Chichester, Ist ride, Hants collection, to be officer of Hail-
sham ride, Sussex collection—Mr Patrick Murray, first
class assistant, Co.k, sth division, Cork collection, to be
officer of Chichester, Ist ride, Hants collection—Mr Benja-
min Darling, officer, Wirksworth ride, Nottingham collec-
tion, to be officer of Sheffield, Ist ride, Sheffield collection.
EAST INDlES—Lieutenant G. B. Erskine, to be an assts'
taut-commissioner of the third class in Oude—Mr Marbje. CI vrl e
tin, 8.A., to officiate as principal and professor ofmt r
J.
.
Eng•neering College at the Bengal Presidenrefu—t_
ei3.l-engalVl
J. Stephenson, B.A ,to officiate at apr.ofer. n
• waster in the
Presidency—Mr C Burbank, to be shorppe; g
si ating magistrate
port of Calcutta—Mr W. MiChlery,
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and collector of Jounpore, to act as
n; gistrate and collector
M Ricketts, C. 13., to act as ma-
of Mirzapore—Mr G H. M.
the Rev. D.
' trate and collector of J 011ffk,
gut wur in succession to Mr Iforsburg
to be chaplain of reala t
• to be chaplain of Um 'ts
—the Rev. J. P. Harris, TI lir,—
Civi/ ,Service Gazettei_ _

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