The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-24 00:00:00

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ates.
Walter Gathereole
Janes Yeomans
William Bates
William Bridgman
Henry Beer
Robert Conapton
Josh. Cook
.A.dam Fitton
Joseph Holmes
Charles Mustow
Evan Hughes
George Bates
William Hail
John Fullerlove
Henry Serj cant
Isaac Osmond
William Dibie
Richard Thurlby
Henry Woo'yen
Jesse Heasman
James Sparrow
James Lodge
Arthur Howal
Thomas Smith
William Smith
Hem), Sharp
Peter Flynn
Jacob French
James Dell
William Davies
William Henson
Richard Trimby
Richard Hansford
George Hill •
WOUNDED.

William Wright
William Andrews
Josh. Robinson
John Smith
Thomas Ruh)
James Bill
George Piddlesden
John Criuchley
John GueA
Peter Columbine
Janies Heaton
Jobe Steel
Robert Sellars
James Hancock
Henry Shardlow
William M.`Gionis
James Cooper
William Beard
Thomas Bailey
William Partridge
George Eastaff
Joseph Day
Robert Turner
James Margeuson
German Burrows
Squire Baldwin
James Varney
George Winfield
Iti athani.l Burnell
George Cox
James Varney
Ellis Milne,:
James Hebblethwaito
Richard Charlott

Samuel Ashford
'William Norton
Joseph Tomlinson
Jahn Williams
Edward Baying
Thomas Palethorpe
William White
George Al!cock
Itichard Manvill
William Grime
Thomas Cripps
John Biles
John Hazleman
John Vail
Edward Crickmay
Benjamin Hall
William Cope
Christopher Shepherd
Charles Hawksley
George Mattirg:ey
Samuel Pryer
Samuel Cook
Charles Williams
John Palmer
George Aldridge
Isaac Archer
James Ames
James Baldwin
James Bancroft
Charles Benbow
Edward Barrett
William Kennings
John Morris
Thomas North
Edward Potter
James Pepper
Thomas Rolfe.
Josh. Willingham
Johu Rudkin
William Turner
John Bowhatu
James Beck
Ephraim Dennison
Thomas Severn
Charles Wright
James Rixon
Thomas Skinner
Robert Warren
John Gittins
Charles Hatter
Stephen Lewis
James Stafford
Samuel Dickinson
George Lovely
Moses Eady
Daniel Dormer
Robert Nutting
William Jennings
Timothy Sawyers
Henry Baker
Frederick Wales
James Martin
William Hall

Jahn Cook
Thomas Bradfield
James Talbot
Robert Middleton
George Meakin
John Grimshaw
George Hall
George Hills
George Molton
Charles Ivermee
Samuel Hayes
Henry Topp
Levi Symes
George Smith
William Sobs
John Roberts
Charles Piggott
George Nicholls
William Naylor
William Luker
George Luter
Edward Green
George Elsley
Ezra Challis
Thomas Clark
Frederick Taylor
Richard Harper
George Major
Josh. Clark
James Hiscock
Stephen Jones
William Taylor
Josh. Dury
William Blackwell
James Bedford
George Bowler
James Blow
Isaac Church
William Day
George Green
Charles Guyett
William Greatorex
Ab. Hartley
John Hope
John Head
George Jackett
William► King
George Leason
William Lucas
Thomas Mannion
John Newbury
James Price
Josh. Pepper
Jams Parsons
Charles Smith
Josh. Thornton
John Thomas .
Alexander Thake
Henry Upton
David Williams
Thomas Woodey
John Crook
John Edson

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The following officers ha
them :—Colonel fleynardson,
and Adjutant Higgingon.

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Colonel Hamilton, Captain

THE REINFORCEMENTS.

This morning, shortly before eight o'clock, the Grena-
dier, Coldstream, and Fusilier Guards left London by
the South-Western Railway for Portsmouth, en route to
the Crimea. On arriving at Portsmouth from London
they will embark from the ilookyar(l jetty in the
Sprightly, Fire Queen, Echo, aid Comet steamers,
wl-ich will convey them to the Royal Albert, 121, screw,
at Srithead. The Royal Albert will embark 730 officers
and mon of the several battalions of Guards, as already
specified, 488 officers and men of the 77th Regiment,
eight officers of Royal Engineers, and 120 Sappers and
Miners, making a total of 1,346 troops. She will leave
to-morrow or Sunday for the Crimea ; and, as she goes
at a speed only exceeded by a very few steam-ships afloat,
they will doubtless make a quick and very comfortable
passave.
The excitement caused by the departure of the troops
at the railway station in the Waterloo-road was very
great, and during the whole tine the troops were in
view one coatinued cheer was kept up.
We believe that it has been decided to give to all the
infantry regiments in the Crimea two additional lieu-
tenants and two ensigns.

The following officers, now with their depots at Wal-
mer, are ordered to proceed forthwith with detachments
to join their service companies in the Crimea :
nth—Captain Massey, Lieut. Kirke, and Ensign
E vans.
38th—Lieut. Breton and Ensign Ewen.
44th—Ensign Smith and Ensign Stavely.

The 3d company Royal Sappers and Miners, com-
manded by Captain F. W. Young, Royal Engineers, are
ordered for service in the Crimea. 1 despatch arrived
at Chatham barracks for their immediate removal on
Wednesday night, and they proceed en Friday morning
by railway to Woolwich, and then embark. This cent.
pany has just returned from the Baltic, and were in the
engagement and capture of Bemarsund.
Major Croften's Comnany, 7th battalion Royal Artil-
lery, were inspected at the Ordnance Hospital yesterday,
and placed under orders to hold themselves in readiness
to embark for the Crimea. Major Crofton's is the
seventh company placed under orders for the Crimea
within the last ten days, and four of these companies are
now ou their passage for Sebastopol, two companies in
the Europa from Liverpool, and two on board the Daunt-
less from Portsmouth.
Seven of the senior engineer officers at Chatham are
under orders for the service of their corps, although they
have not completed their course of instruction. They
are for the seat of war in the East, where officers of
this description are much required. Seven junior
officers are to join the engineer establishment at Chat-
ham on the Ist of December next, to go through a course
of fieldwork and the practical course of architecture in-
struction.

Orders were received on Wednesday morning by the
82d Regiment to held itself in readiness to embark for
Corfu on the shortest notice. Various small detach-
ments have returned to bead-quarters at Edinburgh
Castle, and the regiment has been vigorously beating up
for recruits for some days. Eight companies are to pro-
ceed to the Mediterranean, numbering between 500 and
600 men. A depot of four companies will be left in
Edinburgh Castle.

During the present week a strong recruiting staff
from the head-quarters of the 15th Hussars, now eta-
tioned at Exeter, have taken their departure for Bath,
where they will be stationed for some time, for the pur-
pose of enlisting recruits from the central parts of So-
merset• When this regiment arrived in England a
short time since from India, after 15 years' service, they
were rather above their regular strength, but 63 have
Volunteered into other regiments about to embark for
the Crimea, and 20 ethers were invalided on arriving at
Chatham. For the last few days the barrack-serjeant
and his assistants have been busily engaged in collecting
together all the spare blankets from the Exeter aid Top-
sham barracks, and these, it is understood, will be at
once forwarded to the British camp in the Crimea.
Yesterday nearly 170 young and athletic men, who
had arrived in the metropolis on Wednesday from the
northern and midland counties, were paraded, and in-
spected by the medical and principal officers of the re-
cruiting department, in Delahay-street" Westminster,
and, with few exceptions, having been finally approved,
were forwarded to the depots of the respective regi-
ments for which they enlisted. The greater portion
aro for regiments serving in the expeditionary army,
and the remainder for regiments in India and the
colonies. The household troops receive daily augmen-
tation to their numbers, and recruiting for the cavalry
progresses favourably. A large number of recruits from
the various recruiting districts arrived at the recruiting
depot, Delahay-street, and, in addition to those enlisted
in the metropolis, will be inspected this day, when
those who are approved will be forwarded to their re-
spective regiments. Since the recent order of the Board
of Admiralty, the officers of the various naval•rendez-
voils have been indefatigable in their exertions to obtaia
volunteers, many of whom arrive drily by railway from
Liverpool, Bristol, and other outperts, and aro placed on
beard the Crocodile receiving ship off the Tower, from
which they aro drafted as opportunity ser►es to their
respective ships.

Besides the Shropshire regiment already announced,
the following militia regiments have been called out for
permanent service—The Dorsetshire, 4th Lancashire,
Nottinghamshire, Worcestershire, and Ist Cheshire. In
addition to these corps, one infantry battalion and three
artillery battalions will be alio immediately embodied for
garrison duty.

Great Agtiyity eZist4 in tho amall•arm doputment