The Sun.
London, England, 1863-03-06 00:00:00

THIRD BRIGADE.

Lieutenant-Colonel Brigge, commanding; Capt. Maclean,
Rifle Brigade, Major of Brigade.
Ist Battalion-37th Middlesex R.V.C., Major J. M. Corrie;
colour of uniform, green.

2d Battalion-48th Middlesex (Havelock's), R.V.C.; Lieu.
tenant-Colonel G. Cruickshank; green.
3d Battalion-3d Administrative Battalion Essex R.V.
4th Essex R.V.; Lieutenant. Colonel J. C. Davis; green
rendezvous, Shoreditch station.
4th Battalion--2d Administrative Battalion Essex R.V.

Lieutenant Colonel Capper ; green and gray.
sth Battalion-40th Central London Rifle Rangers ; Lieu.
tenant-Colonel Somerset; green.
FOURTH BRIGADE.

Lord Elcho, commanding ; Major Hon. W. J. Colville,
Rifle Brigade, Major of Brigade.
Ist Battalion-15th Middlesex (London Scottish), R.V.C.,
Major Sir D. Baird; colour of uniform, gray.
2d Battalion-20th Middlesex, do., do., R.V.C., Major
Bowyer ; gray.
3d Battalion-22d Middlesex (Queen's), R.V.C., lst batta-
lion, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord G. Fitzgerald; gray.
4th Battalion-22d Middlesex (Queen's) R.V.C., 2d batta-
lion, Major H. B. Loch, C.B. ; gray.
sth Battalion-19th Middlesex, R.V.C., Lieutenant-Col.
J. P. Bathurst; gray.
FIFTH BRIGADE.

Loid GrO8V61101", commanding; Captain Morgan, 55th Foot,
Major of Brigade. _

Ist Battalion-39th Middlesex, Lieut.-Col. Penton; colour
of uniform, green. _ _

2d Battalion—lst and 2d Administrative Battalion, Surrey,
Major Sir H. Fletcher; green; rendezvous, Waterloo
station.
3d Battalion-12th Administrative Battalion, Surrey, Major
Cochrane, green; headquarters, 7th Surrey, Kenning-
ton; to march at 12.
4th Battalion-19th and 23d Surrey and 14th Kent, R.V.C.,
Capt. Prewett ; green; headquarters, 19th Surrey, Lam-
beth ; to march at 12.
sth battalion-7th, 10th, and 21st Surrey, R.V.C., Major
F. M. 13eresford ; green; headquarters, 7th Surrey, Ken-
nington.
6th Battalion-Ist Surrey (South London), Lieut-Col. J.
H. Macdonald ; green.

SIXTH BRIGADE.
Marquis of Donegall, commanding; Major Shaw, R.A.,
Major of Brigade.
Ist Battalion-2d Administrative Battalion Middlesex,
R.V.C., Lieut.-Col. Wilkinson; colour of uniform, gray
and green.
2d Battalion-29th Middlesex, R.V.C., Lieut.-Col. White.,
head; gray.
3d Battalion-46th Middlesex, R.V.C., Lieut.-Col. Sir S.
V. Shelley ; gray.
4th Battalion-28th Middlesex (London Irish), R.V.C.,
Lieut.-Col. J. E. Verner; gray.
SEVENTH BRIGADE.
Lieutenant-Colonel Walker, commanding ; Captain J ones,
Major of Brigade.
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Ist Battalion-7th Administrative Battalion Middlesex
RN., Lieut.-Colonel C. E. Murray ; colour of uniform,

gray.
2d Battalion-4th Tower Hamlets R.V. and 6th ditto,
Lieut.-Col. C. Buxton; gray, rendezvous, head quarters,

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6th Tower Hamlets; to march at 12.
3d Battalion—lst Administrative Battalion Tower Hamlets
R.V., and 12th Tower Hamlets Major B. F. De la

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Sergeants,
Buglers, Rank and Total.
Corps. Officers. band, and file.
pioneers.

The squadron of honour appointed to welcome
her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra at the
Nore this evening will consist of the Channel fleet,
ander the command of Rear-Admiral Robt. Smart,
K.H. ; the vessels at Sheerness, under the command
of Vice-Admiral W. J. Hope Johnstone, K.C.8.;
and four gunboats, under the command of Com-
mander William Mould, of the Royal Naval Reserve.
The following are the names of the ships :
The Revenge, 73 guns, 680 men, 800 horse power, 3,322

tons—screw flagship.
The Leander, 51 guns, 400 horse power, 2,760 tons—screw

frigate,
The Warrior, 40 guns, 660 men, 1,250 horse power, 6,109

tons—iron screw ship.
The Emerald, 35 guns, 570 :men, 600 horse power, 2,913

tons—screw frigate.
The Formidable, 26 guns, 174 :men, 2,289 tons—sailing
flagship.
The Cumberland, 24 guns, 130 men, 2,214 tons—sailing
guardship. _ .

The Racoon, 22 guns, 295 men, 400 horse power, 1,467

tons—screw corvette.
The Resistance, 18 guns, 455 men, GOO horse power, 3,710

tons—iron screw ship.
The ,Difence, 18 guns, 450 men, ;600 horse power, 3,720

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tons—iron screw ship.
The Trinculo, 2 guns, 40 men, 60 horse power, 235 tons—
gunboat.
The Bullfrog, 2 guns, 40 men, GO horso power, 236 tons—
gunboat.

The Carnation, 2 guns, 40 men, GO horse power, 233 tons—
gunboat. -
The Sepoy, 2 guns, 40 men, GO horse p01y5r,.235 t‘)us
gunboat.
The Spanker, 2 guns, 40 men, 60 horse power, 233 tone—
gunboat.
The paddle yacht Black Eigle, Master-Com-
mander Whinier, will embark the Lords Commis-
sioners of the Board of Admiralty, &e., at Wool-
wich dockyard at an early hour on Saturday morn-

jog, and proceed to Gravesend to be present at the
disembarkation of her Royal Highness from the
Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Captain George
H. Seymour, C.B.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess de Brabant
and the Count de Flanders, with the Princess
Louise, arrived at Dover yesterday afternoon, by
the Belgian Government steamer Topaze, from
Calais. Their Royal Highnesses, who were received
on landing by Lieutenant-General the Hon. A.
Hood on the part of her Majesty, proceeded direct
to Birmingham's Lord Warden Hotel, where they
passed the night.

- His Royal Highness the Duke of Glncksburg-
Sonderburg, and his Serene Highness Prince Fre-
derick of Hesse, arrived by the same vessel. Their
Royal Highnesses were received on the part of her
Majesty by Colonel Du Plat, and also remained for
the night at the Lord Warden Hotel.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Saxe Coburg
and his Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen
arrived at Dover yesterday afternoon by the Vivid
Government steamer, Captain Allen. The illustri-
ous travellers were received by Colonel the Hon.
Dudley de Ros, and, after dining at the Lord
Warden Hotel, proceeded by railway to London
en route for Windsor Castle.
The usual Royal salutes were fired from the
Castle heights, and guards of honour lined the Pier
from the place of debarkation to the hotel.
His Excellency the Earl Cowley, with the
Countess Cowley and Lady Feodorowna Wellesley,
and accompanied by the Earl of Sandwich, arrived
from Calais by the Royal mail steamer Samphire,
under the command of Captain Sir Luke Smithett.
His Excellency and party, after dining at the Lord
Warden Hotel, travelled to London by the same
train with the Duke of Saxe Coburg.