The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-05 00:00:00

MILITARY STATIONS.

(From the United Service Magazine for April.)

Regimentsand Corps

troops or Service
Companies.

Depots.

Ist Life-Guards
2d do
Royal Horse-Gds
Ist Dragoon-Gds,
2d do
3d de
4th d 0.....
sth do..
6th do
7th do
Ist Dragoons
2d do
3d do..

4th do
6th do
7th Hussars
Bth do
9th Lancers
10th Hussars...
1 Ith Hussars
12th Lancers
13th Light Dragoons
14th do
15th Hussars
16th Lancer 5.........
17th do
Gren. Gds. tat bat
„ 2d bat
3d bat
Coldstream f Ist bat
Guards I2d bat
Sctch Fusi- Ist bat
lierGds. 2d bat
Ist F00t.... Ist bat
2d bat
2d do.
4th do.

sth do.
1 Ist hat
2d bat
6th do. Ist Bat
f
Reserve Bat
7th d 0........
Bth do.
9th de.
10th do.
11th d 0.......
12th do.
Reserve 8at......
13th do.
14th do.
15th do.
16th do.
17th do.
18th do.
19th d 0....
20th do.
Reserve 8at.......
21st do.
22d do.
23d do.
Reserve Bat
24th do.
25th do.
26th do
27th do.
28th do. .. ..... .
29th do.
30th do.
31st do.
32d do . .
33d d 0.... .....
34th do.
35th d 0...........

36th do. 1
37th do. C
2ldst
bbaatt:
38th do.
39th do.
40th do
41st do.
42d do.
Reserve Bat.
43d do.
44th d 0..- .....
Reserve 8att..... .
45th do. .......
Reserve Bat.
46th do
47th do.
48th do.
49th do.
50th do.
51st do.
52d do.
53d do.
54th do.
55th d 0.... ......

56th do.
I- Ist bat.
2d bat.
57th do.
58th do.
59th do.
60th do. Ist bat.
2d bat.
61st do.
62t1 do.
63d do.
64th do.
65th do.
66th do.
67th do.
Reserve Batt
68th do.
69th do. . ...........
Reserve 8att.......„
70th do
71st do.
Reserve 8at.........,
72d do.
73d d 0...
74th do
75th d 0...........
76th do. ............
Reserve 8att.........
77th do ............
78th d 0.... ...... ....„
79th d 0... .......
80th d 0.... .........
81st d 0.........
82d de. ...............
83d do.. ...............
84th d 0... ..........
85th do
86th do ............
87th do. ...............
88th do.
89th do.
90th do. ....• . ........
91st do
Reserve 8at..........
92d do ..................
93d do. ...........
94th d 0...........
95th d 0............
96th do.. ...............
97th do. ...........
Reserve Bat ...........
98th d 0.................
99th do .............
Rifle J Ist bat.....
Brigade-1
2d bat.....
Reserve Bat..

Regent's Park
Hyde Park .....
Windsor
Birmingham ......
Newbridge ......
Edinburgh
Nottingham
York
Dindalk
Cape of Good Hope
Cahir

Atilone
Bengal
Dublin
Dublin
Dublin
Ballincollig
Bengal
Bombay
Co►entry
Hoanslow ..........•
Longford .......
Bengal
Madras
Norwich
Dublin
Wellington Barracks
Chichester
St. John's Wood
,Tower ......

. Windsor..
St. George's 8ar....
Portman-it. ......
Antigua.
Newry
-•••
Beret'• -
Madras
Mauritius ...
Mauritius ......
Cape of Good Hope
Hudson's Bay
Barbadoes
Bombay ..... . ......
Winchester
Bengal ......
New South Wales
Portsmouth
Mauritius ......

Birr ......
Newport, S. W.
Ceylon
Corfu ...... .....
Dover ......
Bengal ............
St. Vincent. ......

Canada ..
, Canada
Calcutta
, Bombay ...
Halifax, N. 5.....
Canada
, Bengal •
, Madras .
Buttevant ......
Cape of Good Hope
Bombay ............
Bengal .....
Newcastle-on-Type,Manchester ..........
Bengal ..........
.....
New Brunswick
....
Corfu ..............
Mauritius ...
Corfu ..............
Cephalonia .....
Ceylon .........

Jamaica ..
Portsmouth
Galtvay ...........
'Clare Clastle .....
Bermuda ..........
Bermuda ... .....
Templemore ......

Cork

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yrf G00d..........H0pe..........
...,
„ Cape of Good Hope
„ Halifax, N. S ...... ~
:, Clonmel
„ Enniskillen ......
„ Dublin ..........
~ Bengal .
~ Madras .......
Preston ............
, Bengal
, Barbadoes
Dublin
. Gibraltar
, Gibraltar
Hull
, New South Wales..
, Templemore
, Bombay
, Bury
, 8enga1....... ,
, Winchester
Chatham....••••
. Limerick . ....
. New South Wales
, Barbadoes
, Gibraltar
, Gibraltar
, Muiiingar
, Malta .....
Malta
. Cork
, Edinburgh
Canada
West Indies
Cape of Good Hope
Dublin
Corfu
Corfu
DKGCauii
Bombay
Bengal
Devonport
Halifax, N. S
Madras
Dublin ... ••••••
Bombay ...............
Weedon
Barbadoes ...... •••••
Ashton-under-I_•yoe•
Cape of Good Hope
Cape of Good Hope
Cape of Good Hope
Limerick
Canada 1
Madras
'China
New South Wales
Jamaica ...... ,
Jamaica ... ......... ...I
Bengal •
New South Wales..i
Cape of Good Hope
Canada ...
Quebec .......... •••••

Maidstone

,

Maidstone

Maidstone
Maidstone

Maidstone
Maidstone

Glasgow

1 Chatham

[sle of Wight

Fermoy
Dublin
Chatham

Chatham
Chatham

'Cheater
Youghal

Chatham
Caatlebar
Isle of Wight

Canterbury
Chatham
Isle of Wight

Chatham
Chatham

Glasgow
Chatham
Chatham

Chatham
Stirling Castle
Nenagh
Jersey
Isle of Wight

Chatham
Boyle

[sle of Wight
-___

f ele of Wight

Guernsey

Walmer
Chatham

Chatham
Plymouth

[ale of Wight

Chatham

Chatham

Chatham

Chatham
Kinsale
Isle of Wight

[sle of Wight

Hamilton
Birr

Isle of Wight

Fermoy
Chatham
M ullingar
Chatham

Brecon

Chatham

'Chatham

I Tralee

!Sheerness
Gosport

lAberdeen
Chatham
'Naas
'Chatham
Isle of Wight

Chatham
BristolChatham
Isle of Wight

COLONIAL CORY 6. .
Ist West India Regiment Jamaica
2d do ...... .........
..
3dd0... ...... ... ...................... Demerara—S. Leone.
Ceylon Rifle Regiment. ................Ceylon
Ceylon
Cape Mounted Riflemen
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment
St. Helena Regiment .....
St. Helena
Royal Newfoundland Companies Newfoundland
Royal Malta Fencibles . . Malta.

DARING ROBBERY.
Between the hours of two and six o'clock yesterday
morning, some thieves entered the house of Mr. Watts,
No. 22, Upper Stamford-street, by climbing up the pil-
lars supporting the portico, and opening the staircase
window, which was not fastened, on the first floor land-
ing, then descending to the dining.rooms they proceeded
to open and ransack every desk and drawer in the
rooms. They forced open the sideboard closets, but
found nothing sufficiently portable for their purpose.
They then proceeded to the bookcase, and opened the
drawers with a key found in the pocket of Mr. Watt's
great coat, which was left in the front dining-room.
From the secretaire of the bookcase they took two gold
and one silver watches, three diamond rings, a large
diamond union pin, a gold and a silver pencil case,
a massive curb chain, gold bracelet, set with a
large onyx, and other articles of jewellery. The
thieves rumaged the drawers, containing papers of some
consequence, from which they took forty shares of the
Shropshire Union Railway, 6 shares of the Eastern
Places where plate
The thieves, however,
Counties Railway, 15 shares of the Shrewsbury and
Hereford Railway, and 10 shares of the Great North of
Scotland Railway.
, which had been
The thieves then proceeded to the
jewellery, &C., including two great coats
onlyk i
mightt ch
feonu,hneadn
supposed
nforcedie sal small
ltploeanrh
articles
crhiaeewsp etor.
of plate, s
andl t e
left about by the cook. It was quite clear from inspect-
ing the confusion in the place, that the thieves must have
been a considerable time in the house. Lucifer-matches
were found half burned; a hat had been used to screen
the light, and it was burned through in several places.
The value of
carried off, is at least 801. The shares are valued at
400/ ; but of course the thieves will not venture to dis-
pose of them. The alarm was given by a private watch-
ho servants that the who at six o'clock rang the
hall door wash openall-bell, to acquaint
. 1

theo tthGe
rilu
filedt hroa pi
gentlemen, upon general business.
,
olitan Commission of
CITY COMMISSION 'or SEWERs.—The Commis-
spoke at length
sTs i
eoh% nve ee rrcss,hs
and
ymesasent
ve
erord
faa
ly
upon the state of the City cesspools, and the matter was
referred to the Committee of General Purposes. Sussex
Hall Literary Institution claimed exemption from sewers.
rates, upon the ground of being used for literary, scien-
tific, and charitable purposes. The question was referred
to a committee for the opinion of the law officers of the
Crown. It was reported to the Board that Mr. Walker
and other eminent engineers had willingly undertaken
the duty of examining
and
reporting upon the sewers
constructed in the city of Loiiaon under the authority
of the City Commissiooers of Sewers; but it was no.
cessary that they should be supplied with certain plans
and maps, &c. The surveyor stated that the plans and
maps were in progress, and would be completed in two
or three weeks,