The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

WOOLWICH, JAN. 12.
The following is a list of the officers and men of the
Royal Artillery and of the 34th and 69th Regiments of
Foot, who have died of yellow fever at Barbadoes, where
the companies of artillery and the regiments alluded to
are stationed. The whole of the deaths enumerated have
taken place in the short interval from the 27th of August
to the 20th of November, 1852 :

ROYAL ARTILLERY.
No. -Rank. Name. Date of Death.
1 Lieutenant ... T. Orme ... Sept. 10
2 Gunner ... W. M'Kear ... Sept. 16 .
3 Bombadier ... R. Aitken ... Sept. 24
4 Gunner ... H. Crone ... Sept. 24
5 Gunner ... T. Brown ... Oct. 16
6 Gunner ... W. Simcock ... Oct. 16
7 Bombadier ... T. Martin ... Nov. 6
8 Lieut.-Colonel Williams ... Nov. 10
9 Gunner ... J. Harriman ... Nov. 16
34TH REGIMENT OF FOOT.
... J. Cleaver ... Sept. 20
W. Palmer Sept. 26
... J. Vicars ... Sept. 27
W. Whalley Oct. 10
R. Holdin. Oct. 28
... H. Westbridge Oct. 31
... M. Mullin ... Nov. 8
69TH REGIMENT OF FOOT.
1 Private ... P. Finley ... Aug. 27
2 Private ... J. Clarke ... Sept. 10
3 Private ... T. Cowlurn ... Sept. 10
4 Private ... W. Baker
... Sept. 10
5 Private ... J. Curtis Sept. 11
6 Private J. Davy ... Sept. 11
7 Private ... P. Shannon Sept. 11
8 Private ... J. Williams ... Sept. 12
9 Private ... T. Williams ... Sept. 12
10 Private ... P. Burrows ... Sept. 12
11 Private ... R. Byam ... Sept. 12
12 Private ... T. Clarke ... Sept. 13
13 Private ... M. Ke "' Sept. 13
14 Private ... J. Ball Sept. 13
15 Private ... J. Hartshorn ... Sept. 13
16 Sergeant ... J.Wiscombe Sept. 14
17 Private J. Barry
_... Sept. 14
18 Lieutenant ... HenryC. Strickland Sept. 16
19 Private ... J. Spriggs ... Sept 4 16
20 Private ... , M. Goold Sept. 16
21 Private ... P. Dobbs ... Sept. 19
22 Private ... W. Hodgkins Sept. 20
23 Private ... J. I.l‘Lachlin Sept. 20
24 Private ... T. Mearshill Sept. 26
25 Doctor ... S. Ketroe ... Sept. 29
26 Private ... J. Gagham ... Sept. 30
27 Private ... D. Callaghan Oct. 5
28 Private ... P. Donnelley Oct. 8
29 Private ... T. Duck ... Oct. 9
30 Private ... W. Maloney ... Nov. 7
31 Sergeant ... J. Thomas Nov. 18
32 Quartermaster-
sergeant .

1 Private
2 Private
3 Private
4 Private

5 Private
6 Private
7 Private

R. Mastrie

Nov. 20

SHIPPING RETURNS.

The shipping returns of the Board of Trade for the
month ending the sth of December present the following
results. There has been an increase both in entries and
clearances of British and foreign-vessels, with the excep-
tion of those of the United States, which show in each
case a slight decrease :
Entered inwards :

Tonnage for month ending Dec. 5,
1850. 1851. 1852.
British vessels 383,762 ... 403,206 ... 421,225
United States' vessels 33,512 ... 59,066 ... 55,539
Other countries 114,512 ... 120,881 ... 158,313

531,
w 786 583153 635,07
The clearances outwards ere:—
,
1850. 1851.
British vessels 265,872 ... 285,035
United States' vessels 53,743 ..• 59,148
Other countries 111,135 ... 90,431

1852.
. 292,159
55,636
.. 140,411

430
With regard to the coastin,7so 434,614 488,246
g trade, it appears that the
tonnage entered inwards was 1,045,518 in the month
ending Dec. 5, 1850 ; 927,011 in 1851 ; and 1,087,518
in 1852. The clearances outwards were 1,146,534 in
in Dec., 1850 ; 1,081,054 in 1851; and 1,036,092 in
1852.

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