The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-19 00:00:00

.THE CAMP AT CHOBHAM COMMON.

During yesterday an enormous number of visitors in-
spected the camp. No evolution of any kind took place,
though the annual games of the household brigade pre-
vented the holiday folk from experiencing any loss. The
games, which comprised the usual humorous and athle-
tic sports, excited roars of laughter, and great interest
wa 3 evinced in the racing and jumping matches, which
we: re keen and closely contested.
The Blues, 19th Artillery, Dragoons, and Coldstreams,
lea- ye the camp this morning. The remainder start Co-
mo rrow (Saturday.) It is not expected that the
whole will have cleared off before the middle of next
weeik.

The following are the stations to which the different
regiments will march :-
2d Dragoons, to Nottingham.
4 th Light Dragoons, to Canterbury and Brighton.
Bth Royal Hussars, to Dorchester, Trowbridge, and
Bristol (or Exeter).
Grenadier Guards, 2d battalion, to St. John's-wood.
Coldstream Guards, 2d battalion, to Chichester.
Scots Fusilier Guards, 2d battalion, to Windsor.
7th Royal Fusiliers, to Manchester.
19th Regiment, to Walmer.
';sth Regiment, to Portsmouth.
79th Highlanders, to Portsmouth.
83th Connaught Rangers, to Bury, Burnley, Ashton,
and Stockport.
97th Regiment, to Canterbury.

ROYAL MARINES.

GENERAL ORDER.

Royal Marine Office, August 16, 1853.

The following promotions and appointments have taken
place in the corps of Royal Marines, dated the 15th inst.,
viz.:—
Brevet Major Thomas Hurdle, of the Chatham division,
to be Lieutenant-Colonel, and appointed to the Plymouth
division, vice Fegen, retired on full pay.
First Lieutenant Julian Roberts, of the Artillery com-
panies, to be Captain, and appointed to the Chatham divi-
sion, vice Hurdle promoted.
Second Lieutenant Joshua Rowland Brookes, of the
Artillery companies, to be First Lieutenant, vice Roberts,
and appointed to these companies.
Captain Thomas Peard Dwyer, of
and
Artillery com-
panies, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, anTt appointed to the
companies, vice Calmy, retired on full pay.
Captain Joseph Edward Wilson, Lawrence, of the Chat-
ham division, attached for duty to the Artillery companies
to be appointed to these companies, vice Dwyer.
First Lieutenant Fleetwood John Richards to be Cap-
tain, vice Dwyer, promoted, and appointed to the Chatham
division, vice Lawrence, promoted.
Second Lieutenant Johnl Edward Westropp Scott, of the
Plymouth division, to be First Lieutenant, and appointed
to the same divsion, vice Richards, promoted.
Captain William Clendon, of the Chatham division, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, and appointed to the Plymouth
division, vice Hearle, retired on full pay.
First Lieutenant Hugh Hamilton Goold, of the Chatham
division, to be Captain, and appointed to the same divi-
sion, vice Clendon, promoted.
Second Lieutenant Francis William Thomas, of the
Plymouth division, to be First Lieutenant, and appointed
to the Chatham division, vice Goold, promoted.
Captain John Land, of the Plymouth Division, to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, and appointed to the Chatham Divi-
sion, vice ISPArthur, retired on full pay.
First Lieutenant and Quartermaster Arthur Butcher,
of the Chatham Division, to be Captain, and appointed to
the Plymouth Division, vice Land, promoted.
Second Lieutenant Henry Dickinson Nightingale, of the
Portsmouth Division, to be First Lieutenant, vice Butcher,
promoted, and appointed to a division, which will be here-
after notified.

Captain George Augustus Schomberg, of the Portsmouth
Division, to do duty in the Artillery companies, in place
of Captain Andrew Roger Savage, permanently employed
as Instructor of Fortification and Mechanical Drawing at
the Royal Naval College.
By command of the Lords Commissioners of Admiralty.
JOHN OWEN, Deputy Adjutant-General.