The Sun.
London, England, 1839-12-02 00:00:00

MILITARY

(From the United
[Whee two places are mentic
which the Depot of the
Ist Life Guards—Hyde Park
2d Lire Guards—Windsor
Royal Horse Gds.—Regent's

Park
Ist Dragoon Guards Ca-
nada ; York
2d—Glasgow
3d—Edinburgh
4th—Birmingham
sth—Nottingham
6th—Manchester
7th—Lecds
Ist Dragoons—Sheffield
2i— Ballincollig
3d—Bengal
4th—Bombay
6th—Dublin
7th Hussars—Canada; York
Sth Hussars—Leeds
9th Lancers—lpswich
10th Hussars—Dorchester
11th Lt. Dragoons—Canter.
bury
12th Lancers... Brighton
13th Lt. Dragoons—Mail-as
14th—Hounslow
15 t h Hussars—On passage to
India
16th Lancers—Bengal
17th Lancers—Dundalk

INFANTRY.
Grenadier Guards, Ist bat.—
Wellington barracks
Grenadier Guards, 2d bat.—
Canada
Grenadier Guards, 3d bat.—

St. George's barracks.
Coldstream Guards, Ist bat.
—Tower
Coldstream Guards, 2d bat.
—Canada
Scots Fusilier Guards, Is
bat.—St. John's \%ood.

Scots Fusilier Guards, 2d '
hat.—Portman barracks
Ist Foot, Ist bat.—Gibrel-
tar ; Paisley
2d bat. —Canada ;
Devonport
2,l—Bombay ; ChLtbarn
3d—Bengal ; Chatham
4th—Madras ; Chatham
sth—lonian Isles ; Galway
6th—Bombay ; Chatham
7th—Gibraltar ; Cork
Bth—America; Gueriney
9th— Bengal ; Chatham
loth—Burnley
I Ith—Canad-; Gosport
12th— Mauritius ; Brecon
13th—Bengal ; Chatham
14th—West Indies; Chester
15th—Canada; Plymouth
16th Bengal ; Chatham
17th—Bombay; Chatham
18th—Chatham
19th—Dublin
20th—Stockport
21st— Bengal; Chatham
22d—Dublin
23d—America; Castlebar
24th—Canada; Portsmouth
25th—Devonport; ordered to
the Cape
25th—Bengal ; Chatham
27th—Cape of Good Hope;
Wexford
28th—New South Wales;
' Chatham
29th—Woolwich
30th—Bermuda;_ Newry
31st—Bengal ; Chatham
32d—Canada ; Cork
33d—Gibraltar; Tynemouth
34th—Canada ; Chatham
35th—Mauritius; Chatham
36th—America ; Tralee
37th—America; Waterford
38th—Belfast
39th—Madras; Chatham
40th—Bombay ; Chatham

(F►om tie United Service Gazette.)
CAVALRY.

2d Dragoons—The Court of Inquiry directed by the
Master- General of the Ordnance to report why the band
of this corps were served with damp blankets at Spike
Island, during the time of the last regatta at Cove, has
been ordered not to be proceeded with.
10th Hussars—An exchange of one troop of this regi-
merit took place last week between this station and Dor-
chester, and on the afternoon of yesterday a sudden order
arrived for the march of one troop to Clifton. It marched
this morning at daybreak for Taunton, and will reach
Bristol on Friday, replacing the troop recently at Clifton,
which has been sant into Wales.—Exeter Flying Post.
12th Lancers--Prince George of Cambridge is to
obtain the Lieutenant- Colonelcy of this corps, and to act
as Second Colonel under Colonel Stawell. In this case
a cavalry regiment on tlao home establishment will be
saddled with three Lieutenant-Colonels.

INFANTRY.
Ist Foot—The head quarters of the Ist battalion of the
Royal Regiment, under the command of Colonel Carter,
K. H., embarked at Greenock on the 25th of November,
on board the Sapphire troop ship, for Gibraltar.
sth Captain Jones commands the draft which has halted
at Buttevant, till required at Cork for embarkation to the
lonian Islands.
12th—The Boyne is to take the detachment under or-
ders for the service companies, which is to be accompanied
by the following officers :—Captain Stirk, Lieuts. Boyd
and Reed, and Ensigns Wilson and Gilman.
15th—This and the 66th regiments are to return from
Canada on being relieved by the 56th and 67th, from Ja-
maica and Barbadoes.
18th—The service companies purchased the regimental
library of the 61st on leaving Ceylon for England. Four
companies were at Trincomalee, under Colonel Burrell ;
and two at Point de Galle, under Brevet- 'Major Cooper.
The 18th very healthy, only eight in hospital, in daily ex-
pectation of proceeding to the continent.
19th—The regiment had their baggage made up in
Dublin the entire of last week, expecting the order to
embark for England, but their services will not be required.
27th—The draft of the depot at Wexford marched on
Saturday for Cork, to embark for head quarters at the
Cape of Good Hope.
35th—The ship Boyne will convey the detachment un-
der orders for the service companies'
38th--This regiment has received letters of readiness to
proceed from Belfast to Templemore. The distance being,
about 148 miles, it is likely steamers will be provided for
conveyance of the troops from Belfast to Dublin. The
detachment of Carrickfergus will join bead-quarters at
Belfast. . _

45th—The Chartists of Trowbridge have a had feeling
against the part of this regiment which is stationed at that
town, the remainder being at Newport• They last week
beat three of the men almost to a state of insensibility._.
Devizes and Wiltshire Gazette. It will be seen by last
night's Gazette that Lieutenant Gray has got a captaincy
unattached.

63d—The regiment is under orders to return home.