The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

(From the United Service Gazette.)
CAVALRY.
21 Dragoon Guards—Lieuts. Briscoe and Robertscn
lave joined at Longford on appointment.
lst Dragoons—Major Everard has joined from leave.

INFANTRY.
Coldstream Guards—Doctor Hunter, Ist Batt., has pro-
ceeded to Scotland on leave. Lieut. Lord Viscount Alex-
ander has joined in Dublin.
Ist—Capt. Cowell yet remains on sick leave.
2d—Major Brough has arrived at Falmouth from abroad.
12th—Are now mentioned as intended foreßirr, to relieve
the 94th.
14th—The remaining company of this depot arrived from
Naas, at Wexford, on Tuesday sennight. The detachment
at St. Kitt's suffered severely from the effects of fever in the
early part of June. Eight privates died, and others were ill.
The disease appeared to be confined to Europeans, as only
two or three of the natives had suffered.
18th—Colonel Burrell has returned from leave of ab-
sence, and resumed the command of the Royal Irish at
.Athlone.

19th—During Lieut.-Col. Bridgeman's absence on leave
the duties of the Adjutant-General's department will be
conducted by Captain Hamilton who has obtained a year's
leave to remain behind.

20th—Major C. C. Taylor has embarked at Bombay on
board the Hugh Lindsay steamer, fdr the Red Sea, on his
route to England.

2.2d—The service companies having been ordered home
to England, the depot of their corps may of course be ex-
pected to embark at Cork or Dublin to join them ; they
are at present stationed at Galway. Captain George has
left the service companies at Jamaica for England by the
John TV. Cater.

23d—The Royal Welsh Fusileers will move from Man-
chester for Dublin about the 14th instant, where wc feel
certain they will maintain the high character they have so
long borne. r

24th—The company detached to Dungarvan is under
the command of Captain Riley.
25th—Ensign Gough has joined the regiment at Tem-
plemore on appointment.
266—The reserve companies arrived in the Atholl
transport at Chatham on Sunday, disembarked at the Gun
wharf, and marched to Brompton barracks, where they are
to remain for some time.

28th—Major Messiter died on his passage from Eng-
land to New South Wales.
33d—It is reported that this regiment will receive the
route for England next month, preparatory to going on

service.
34th—The Honourable Colonel Fane has arrived in
England from Nova Scotia. It is reported that Major
Greaves, commanding the depot, will be the Military Se-
cretary to the Lieutenant-General commanding in Ireland.
35th—Are reported for the Mauritius, to relieve the
99th. We think it is likely they may go to that colony.
37th—The regiment were in good health at Maroon
Town, Jamaica, June 23. Captain Elliot has been appointed
a Special Justice at Jamaica.
39th—Captain Walpole has been appointed Aide-de-
Camp to Lieutenant-General Sir R. O'Callaghan, at
Madras.

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41st—The death of Lieutenant Burlton has occasioned
a vacancy in the superintendance of the St. Alban's recruit-
ing district.
42d—The depot companies of the Royal Highlanders,
which had been quartered at Stirling for several months,
under the command of Major Macdougal, marched on
Monday and Tuesday last for Edinburgh Castle, where they
arrived and relieved the depot of the 76th, under the com-
mand of Major Clarke, which arrived here on the same
days, and occupied the quarters of the 42d. Lieutenant
MTherson left Malta in the .Vladonna for Catania.
45th—Col. Vigoureux has been appointed a Brigadier,
and has selected Lieut. Seagram, of the same corps, to be his
Aide-de-Camp.
61st—Capt. Jones commands the detachment at Char-
leville.

63d—Major Irwin, Military Commandant at South
Australia, has arrived in Dublin. Paymaster Forster is on
his passage home from India on leave.
65th—The depot embarked at Chatham on Tuesday for
Cork ; their station, we believe, will be Kinsale. It was
arranged that the service companies should be stationed at
St. Vincent and Grenada after the departure of the 19th.
66th—Major Daniel, late of this regiment, has been
appointed barrack-master at Corfu. Captain Goldie has
been attached to the staff of Lieut.-General Sir J. Col-
borne, commanding in the Canaries.
71st—The Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Grey has arrived in
Dublin and resumed the command. Captain and Mrs.
Myers have come home in the Skylark. Surgeon Young
has left Dublin on two months' leave of absence.
73d—Major Hamilton sailed in the Firefly for the Me-
diterranean on the 3d inst. Ensign Hutton left Malta for
Zante in the Honor.
74th—This regiment has been divided between St. Lucia
and Dominica.
76th—The left wing was in garrison at Barbadoes on
the 17th of July. This regiment and the 36th formed the
garrison there on the departure of the 19th. Paymaster
Collins sailed in the Sheldrake on the 3d instant.
79th—The depot will, we believe, move to Paisley on the
arrival of the service companies, daily expected, when all
will occupy Glasgow barracks, the 96th, at present there,
moving to Ireland. Capt. Browne has leave of absence
from the depot to visit the Continent.
80th—Lieutenant and Adjutant Charles R. B. Gran-
ville was drowned in Tumpton Bay, Broadstairs, on Thurs-
day se'nnight, in an attempt to bathe ; he was on the point
of joining his regiment. Lieutenant Granville took a boat
with a Waterman, and a young friend named Grant, and
stood out to sea ; on his return he proposed to bathe, when
the waterman, perceiving he was a bad swimmer, stripped
to follow him with a rope, which got entangled ; the de-
ceased was then sinking, a wave washed him out of sight
till the tide washed him on shore.
84th—Captain M'Crea and Ensign Harrison have left
the depot at the Castle Barracks, Limerick, on leave. The
depot have received an order to send out a draft to the
service companies in Jamaica. The officers selected are
Captain Rowley, Lieutenant Hanley, Ensign Cassan, As-
sistant-Surgeon Rankin, with a sergeant and 55 rank and
file. Captain Russell has left the service companies at Ja-
maica for England, in the John TV. Cater.
86th—Was in garrison at Barbadoes on the 17th July.
87th—The officers attached to the Royal Irish Fusileer
depot are Major Magenis, Captains Parkinson, Campbell,
Du Vernet, and Keating ; Lieuts. Harris, Lord H. Beau-
clerk, Boyd, Lea, Rich, and Murray. Total strength of the
depot, 11 officers, 13 sergeants, and 200 rank and 'file.
88th—The reserve companies are to replace the Ist bat-
talion of the Rifle Brigade in Portsmouth garrison, and are
to remain there until the arrival of the service companies
from Corfu.
- 95th—The detachment at Portumna is commanded by
Captain Collis.
93d—Are likely to go to Newry and relieve the 77th.
Paymaster Wardell is at present in London on leave.
94th—Captains Lindsay and Hart have joined at Tem-
plemore from leave. Surgeon Dix has gone on leave. The
company at Cahir has marched to Tipperary, and re occu-
pied the barracks there, the same having undergone the
necessary repairs.
97th--Four companies have arrived at Portsmouth from
Ceylon, after a fine passage of tin ce months, having em-
barked on the 6th of June. They will remain at Ports-
mouth for a short time, and then proceed to Winchester.
The remaining two companies are in Ceylon, waiting an
opportunity for conveyance home.
Rifle Brigade--;The reserve companies, Ist battalion,
under the command of Major Gossett, marched from Ports-
mouth garrison on Thursday se'nnight for Chatham. Col.
Brown, 2d battalion, is expected by the next packet from
Antwerp. accntnpanied by his lady, on leave from the ser-
vice companies.- 'Lieutenant Wilkins, 2d battalion, has
returned bomb from the lonian Islands. The service com-
panies, Ist !saltation, arrived on the Bth instant at Ports.
mouth from Nova Scotia, and immediately received orders
to proceed to Chatham, where they are to be stationed.
Royal Araillery—The Master-General of the Ordnance
has ordered Veterinary Surgeon Burt to proceed from
Woolwich to Island Bridge, to relieve Veterinary Surgeon
Percival, who returns to the former place to do duty. Cap-
tain and Brevet Major Longford's company arrived on Sa-
turday at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, and have joined
A battalion was formed of
head-quarters from Corfu.
eight companies on Wednesday, on the barrack-field, with
about twenty of the band, to go through a field day drill,
wherein they executed some movements invery efficient
The officers gave the gunners,
style, with grent steadiness.
who bad assisted them in several cricket matcues lately, an
excellent supper on Thursday last, to recompense the men
for their trouble.
Royal Engineers—Capt. Tait sailed in the John Marshal
!Tom Barbadoes for Alexandria, July 21. Major Harper has
come home in the Numa.
(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
Detachments of the 58th and 61st Regiments embarked
:from this garrison on Wednesday, under the command of
Capt. Burnside, on board the Cambridge, Indiaman, to join
tileir respective corps at Ceylon.
The 65th Regiment has been removed from Barbadoes
to Grenada, and the 67th from Grenada to Barbadoes.
The reserve Companies of the 58th Regiment, have
`moved into Colewort Barracks, in this garrison, from Has-
-- 1/Jar' ann the depot of the 98th from this garrison to Forton
I::sestraisks.
SRILIVAL OF TIIE 42D REGIMENT OF FOOT.—On
-Ttlgday morning the Prince Regent transport arrived in
Leith Roads, with three companies of the 42d Regiment,
/o,gt-from Portsmouth. The Castle not being prepared for
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