The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-29 00:00:00

of Lieutenant G. M. Morgan (Commanding), Cornet G.
A. Muttlebury, Assistant-Surgeon Laurance (Grenadier
Guards), 46 rank and file, and 46 horses, paraded in com-
plete service order in Portobello barracks, at 8 o'clock,
a.m., on Saturday morning,
and proceeded to Kings-
town, where they embarked on board the Burmah trans-
Port, en route for the seat of war. On their leaving Por-
tobello barracks they were accompanied by the bands of
stationed as follows :
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ID6rtahgLooanneGersuaradres atnodble6th Lancers.
Head-quarters and one troop and a half at Cahir ; one
troop and a half at Limerick ; two troops at Cork ; and
one at Clonmel.
The dismounted men of the 3d Light Dragnons left
Exeter on Thursday last, and proceeded by the Bristol
and Exeter Railway to Bristol, whence they were to go
on to Manchester 'the following day.
The 4th Light Dragoons are now on their march to
Exeter, where they will be quartered in the Cavalry
barracks for some time. The head-quarters will be sta-
tioned at Dorchester.
A detachment of the 6th (Enniskillen) Dragoons, in-
cluding the head-quarters, left Exeter, where they have
been quartered for some time, on Friday, for Plymouth,
where the transport Europa was in waiting to receive
them. The men left the Topsham barracks shortly after
9 o'clock, and marched through the city amid the cheers
of the inhabitants. The other portion of the regiment
will leave Exeter in the course of a few days, their de-
parture only being delayed for the preparation of the
transports in which they are to embark at Plymouth for
Turkey. The following are the transports which have
been engaged by the Government :—The Lord Raglan,
774 tons ; the Sutlej, 732 tons ; the Maria, 799 tons ;
the Europa, 841 tons ; the Escort, 763 tons ; and the
Talavera, 963 tons.
Forty-one fine young lads, recruits for the Royal Ar-
tillery, joined head-quarters at Woolwich in the early
part of the week from Northamptonshire. Orders have
been issued to all the recruiting parties throughout the
country to send the whole of the recruits to the garrison
at Woolwich previous to the end of the present month.
It is believed the order has been made preparatory to
the:immediate augmentation of the Royal Artillery, by
adding anotharior 14th, battalion to the corps. Up-.
wards of-60 volunteers from-the Middlesex Militia have
joined the Royal Regiment of-Artillery:
Thirty-eight horses for the Royal Artillery, purchased
by Lieutenant-Colonel Wingfield in -the- country, have
been sent up_to head-quarters, and arrived yesterday.-
They appear to be fine animals, and well adapted for the
service.
A part of Captain P. Maclean's company, Bth battalion
of the Royal Artillery, disembarked at the Royal Arsenal
at-5 o'clock part.; having come home in the Enterprise,
of London, freight-ship; from China, in 136 days. The
other part of the company are daily expected. The band
;.and drums and.fifei of the regiment were in waiting to
play their up to the garrison.

Three regiments are at present on. their way home
from the East India!, having embarked in, the early part
of A?ril last. A detachment of her Majesty's 51st
(Xing s Own) Light Infantry, under the command of
Captain Anderson, arid the right wing of her Majesty's
94th,embarkedin the Lord George Bentinck on the 12th
of April, and the other portions in the .Hampshire. The
married officers of the 94th Foot were to return home in
a screw steamer, Some of the troops are to return• in.
the Earl of Hardwicke and the Ibugoumont freight-
ships, to this country. There are four other regiments
ordered home Trniiil_ridia', and 11+0 69th from Australia.
The 29th Regiment of Foot, at present in the Bengal
presidency, is The first the rosterto return home after
the 25th Borderers.'
A sina.ll detichment of Royal Horse Artillery, corn-
-posed of 15 horses, eight. men, and two non-commis-
sionid officers, 'tinder the command of Capt. Mackay,
-arrived at Liverpool on Saturday morning from Dublin,.
Ca routelfot Woolwich. .They left Liverpool for London.
'by the hAlf-paat 9 n'clock train yesterday morning, and
on-tir* arrival in to kku proceeded to Woolwich.

MILITIA AND YEOMANRY.
The Lancashire Militia Artillery have just completed.
a 28 days' drill, at their barracks in Islington, and they
are nqlvr fif the best state of _ efficiency, and ready for
active service at any moment. During the past week
theyilraVe had two •field days, the men being tried 'at
gundefy practice, on the shore near Waterloo. • The
practice .iYas _considered, very successful, and the guns
were served-with precision.