The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-13 00:00:00

STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.

(From, Colburn's United Service Magazine.)
[Where two places aro mentioned, the last-named is that at
which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.]
Ist Life Guards—Windsor 39th do. ; Charles Fort
2d do.—Regent's-park 40th —Australia ; Water-
Royal Horse Gds.--Hyde-prk. ford
Ist Dragoon Gds. --Newbridge 41st do.—Malta ; Mullingar
2d do.—Dundalk 42d do.—Portsmouth
3d do.—Dublin [key 43d do.
1 Madras; Chatham
4th do.—Newbridge, for Tur- 74th do.
sth do.—Ballincollig, for 44th do.—Malta ; Chatham
6th do.—lpswich [Turkey 45th do.—Cape of Good Hope;
7th do.—Cahir 46th do.—Kilkenny [Chatham
Ist Dragoons Manchester, 57th do. —Malta ; Birr
for Turkey 48th do.—Corfu; Carlisle
2d do.—Nottingham 49th do.—Malta; Cork
3d do.—Exeter 50th do.—At sea, for Turkey
4th do.—Canterbury 51st do. Under orders to
6th Drag.—Leeds, for Turkey proceed from
7th Hussars—Piershill 94th do' Madras to Eugd.
Bth do.—Exeter, for Turkey 52d do.—Bengal ; Chatham
9th Lancers-Umballah, Ben- 53d do.--Shub Kudder ; Chat.
gal ; Maidstone 54th do.—Quebec; Enniskil. en
10th Hussars —Kirkee, Born- s.Tth do.—Gibraltar ; Athlone
bay ; Maidstone 56th do.—Bermuda; Chatham
11th Hussars—Dublin, for 57th do.—Corfti ; Birr
Turkey 58th do.—New Ze>Aland; Jersy.
12th Lancers—Under orders 59th do. —Hong-Kong;Kinsale
to proceed from the 60th do. (Ist bat.)—Jullinder,
Cape to Madras ; Maid- Bengal ; Chatham
stone Do. (2d bat) —Cape of G. Hope
13th Light Drags.—Birming- Buttevant
ham, for Turkey 61st do. Subatto, Bengal ;
14th do. Meerut, Bengal ; Chatham
Maidstone 62d do.—Malta ; Fermoy
15th Hussars—Under orders 63.1 do.—Dublin
to proceed from Madras 64th do.—Bombay ; Chatham
to England ' 65th do.—Australia; Weymth.
16th Lancers - Dublin 66th do.—Quebec; Guernsey
17th do. --Hounslow, for Turkey 67th do.- -Antigua; Cauterbry.
Grenadier Guards (Ist bat.)— 68th do.—Malta; Newry
St. George's Barracks 62th do. —Barbadoes; Aberdn.
Do. (2d bat.)—Portman-street 76th do.—Cawnpore, Bengal
Do. (3d hat.)—At sea, for Chatham
Turkey 71st do. (Ist bat.)— Corfu ;
Coldstream Guards (Ist bat.)— Chatham
At sea, for Turkey Do. (2d bat.)—Canada
Do. (2d bat.) Wellington 72d do.—Fredericton, N. B. ;
Barracks Galway
Scotch Fusilier Gds. (Ist bat.) 73d do.—C. of G. Hope; Jersey
At sea, for Turkey 75th do.—Umballalt, Bengal ;
Do. (2d bat.) Wellington Chatham
Barracks 76th do.—Nova Scotia; Chat.
Ist Foot (Ist ba.t.)—Plymouth 77th do.—At sea, for Turkey;
Do. (2d bat.)—Depot, Bier; Ashton
Corfu 78th do. —Aden, Bombay ;
2d do.—Cape of Good Hope; Chatham
Athlone 79th (IA- Portsmouth
3d do.—Malta ; Naas 80th do.—Burmah ; Chatham
4th do.—At sea, for Turkey; 81st do.—Bengal ; Chatham
Isle of Wight 82d do.—Stirling
sth do.—Mauritius; Chatham 83d do.—Kurrachee, Bombay;
6th do.—Cape of Good Hope; Chatham
Newcastle 84th do.—Trichinopoly, Ma-
7th do.—Manchester dras ; Chatham
Bth do.—Deesa, Bombay ; 85th do.—Mauritius ; Bristol
Chatham 86th do.—Poonah, Bombay ;
9th do.—Tralee ; Malta Chatham
10th do.—Wuzeerabad, Ben- 87th do.—Ferozepore,Bengal;
gal ; Chatham 88th do.—Preston [Chatham
11th do.—N. S. W.; Newport 89th do.—Cork ; Fermoy
12th do.—Belfast 90th do.—Dublin
Do. (2d bat.)--Cape of G. Hope 91st do.—Dublin
13th do.—Gibraltar; Clonmel Do. (2d bat.) —C. of G. Hope
14th do.—Limerick _ 92d do.—Corfu; Galway _

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15th do. —Ceylon ; London- 93d do.—At sea, for Turkey;
dory Isle of Wight
16th do.—Jamaica ; Castlebar 95th do.—Weedon

17th do —Templemore
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96th do.—Lahore, Bengal ;

18th do.—Burmah ; Chatham Chatham
19th do.—Tower of London 97th do.—Windsor
20th do.—Plymouth 98th do.,—Dur,shaie Bengal;
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21st do.—Dublin Chatham
22d do.—RawulPiudee; Chat. 99th do.—Van Diemen's Land;
23d do.—Portsmouth Chatham
24th do.—Seealcote, Bengal; Rifle Brigile.(lst bat.)—Dover
Chatham Do. (2d bat.) —At sea, for Tur-
-25111 do.—Bangalore, Madras ; key ; Portsmouth
Chatham Ist West India Regiment—Ja-
26th do.—Gibraltar ; Sunder- maica ; Chatham
27th do.—Lublin [laud 2d do.—Demerara ; Chatham
23th do.—At sea, for Turkey 3d do.—Jamaica ; Chatham
29th do.—Meerut, Bengal ; Ceylon Rifle Regiment —Cey-
Chatham lon and Hong-Kong
30th do.—Corfu ; Fermoy Cape Mounted Rifles—Cape of
31st do.—Corfu ; Brecon Good Hope
32d do.—Peshawar, Bengal ; Royal Canadian Rifle Regi-
Chatham meat—Canada
33d do.—At sea, for Turkey St. Helena Regiment St.
34th do.--Sheffield Helena; Isle of Wight
35th do.—Portsmouth Royal Newfoundland Com-
36th do.—Barbadoes ; Chester panics—Newfoundland;

37th do.—Ceylon ; Chatham -Chatham
38th do.—Chatham Royal Malta Fencibles—Malta

THE MARGARET YACHT.—This singularly constructed
new Colchester vessel, which, our readers are aware, has
made two successful voyages to Smyrna and St. Michael's
for fruit, is now lying at the Hythe, where she is being
fitted out by her t-pirited owner, John Mann, jun., Esq.,
merchant, cf this town, to compete with some of the
fastest craft in the world, for the Cup, in the Thames
Regatta, which will take place on the 22d inst. Amongst
the alterations contemplated, we may mention that she
i, to have a new bowsprit, much longer than the spar ;
her forestay is to be carried down to her stem ; and she
will have a new boom, of larger dimensions than that
with which she formerly sailed. It is calculated that,
from the extra length of the spar, she will be able to set
in the three sails—viz., jib, staysail, and mainsail— seve-
ral hundred yards more canvass, and for running in light
weather a new topmast will enable her to carry a sweep-
ing gaft topsail. Her copper is being cleaned, and when
other slight defects consequent on her voyages have been
made good, it is hoped that the Margaret will stand a
good chance of a successful competition with some of
the crack boats of old Father Thames. Essex Ilerald.
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