The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-23 00:00:00

SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS.

The following list has been received from the regi-
mental authorities :
LIST OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING OF
THE SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS, IN THE AC-
TION ON THE HEIGHTS ABOVE SEBASTOPOL
ON THE STEI OF NOVEMBER, 1854.

OFFICERS.
Lieut.-Colonel Hunter Blair—Died of wounds.
WOUNDED.
Colonel E. Walker F. Captain Baring
Walker Lieut. S. Blane
Lieut.-Colonel Francis Bey Captain and Adjutant
mour Drummond
Captain E. Shuckburgh I Assistant• Surgeon Biking-
Captain Gippa ton

Selz(

LED.
) an ts.

A. Taylor

I M. Jones
Porals.

P. Thompson
Malloy

Corp.

Priv:

Wm. Beverage
John Doull
John Fleming
John Hill
Archibald M'Lean
Wm. M'Lellan
John Sibbold
George Smart
Alexander Beans
Peter Brazil'
Jesse Harris
Walter Jamieson
Wm. Jennings
George Lindores
David Parker
REPORTED AS MISS

I Ellis
Brown
'ates.

William Perry
John Johnstono
Henry Case

Wm. Rennie
P. Grant
Edmund Hailstone
John M'Dowall
Peter Manson
Win. Wallbridge
John Mealey
John Keay
Robert Barlow
George Kennsh
Jesse Parker
Geo. Edy
Robt. Eden
R. Jon es
Edmund Irish
NG—FOUND SUBSE.

QUENTLY.
KILLED.
Privates.

Jobn Rowe
Andrew Huntor

DIED OP '
Priv;

William Collinson
Joseph Davies

woul
Sergi

C. Gordon
Cameron
R. Scott
James Craig
Co

J. Dey
J. Poyntz
W. Stewart
Manson
E. Bullock
Drn
J. Lilley

WOUNDj.
rates.
George INl‘lifiy
George Wright
DED.
mots.

J. Alexander
James Addison
Thomas Chalmers
William Dinsmore
Alex. Dickson
Robert Dobson
William Cox
John Forrest
George Ford
William Finlayson
James Gardyne
John Hope
John Merideth
Charles Marshall
James Morgan
John Motion
William Parry
Everett Rauby
George Rugg
Edward Robinson
Richard Reid
Francis Trainer
Francis Noble
J. Emery
John Sharp
Henry Barrow
John Cooper
James C;ark
John Gourley
Alexander Hannah
John Harris
Henry Howes
David Manson
Robert Paterson
James Pilley
John Ridges
William Robertson
Tullock Wilson
Benjamin Drummond
John Burns
George Morant
William Wright
James Smith
Richard Marsh
Thomas M'Alpin
Alexander Howdea
John Austins
William Williams

Priv

G. Sharp
J. Guerin
R. Dryden.
J. Clew
,rats.

William CainP bell
William Parry

Dawes
Moulton
G. Bullock
Pool

tillers.

I W. Jugging
-atew.

William M‘Kinnon
Charles Brent
George Condie
William Ford
George Greir
John }Tenders on
Robert Jones
James Wilson
John Neish
Henry Roberts
John Woods
Joseph Whittaker
John Porter
David Collins
James Alexander
William Barnes
William Baker
John Beattie
Thomas Gordon
Charles Howes
William Hawkey
John If agarty
George M'Kay
James M'Kay
George Marchant
George Partridge
John Pye
Jesse Peckham
William Thompson
lhomas Witcher
George Wright
Thomas Paine
Alexander Peckham
James Randall
George Rickie
George Smith
James Sandford
James Wyatt
Thomas Wright
Andrew Clark
Joseph Davis
John Gabbott
John Guthrie
William Hood
James Kidd
William Lockyer
John Munro
James M‘Donald

MISSING.
Privates.
J,,,lin Johnstone
I Henry Case

iiIJ3IMARY OP CASUALTIES.
Killed. Wounded. Missing. Total.
Officers
Serjeants
Drummers 0
Corporals
Privates 29 100
Total

The German Journal of Frankfort, under date of
Vienna,
expected slYst:o—"The acconchement of the Em-
propspe ss
take place/ in February. Her
i 8 l 3 t
Majesty ie in the enjoyment of ge, )d health."
Major Groves, late of the Eels, ex Rifles, has been ap•
pointed to succeed the late Mr. Lewis' as Secretary and
Superintendent of the Master of the Horse's department,
Buckingham Palace.

WRECK OF THE AFRICAN' 'Nam STEAMER FORE-
RIINNER.—The court of inquiry ordered by the Lards
Commissioners of Trade into ti ie circumstances of the
loss of the mail packet stea.tr ter off Aladeira on the 25th
of last month was resumed at • t he Board of Trade, White-
hall, before the naval comm; A -;ioners of the department,
and after the examination o f 'Mr. Gregory, it was again
adjourned.
The Rev. J. Colbourn e, M.A., late curate of St.
George's Church, Birmingl *am, has been licensed by the
Bishop of London to the ii e. suinbency of the church and
district of St. Matthew's
-
V etlinal-grecn, vice tto ROT.
Allen T, Edwards,