The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

( From the Limerick Chronicle.) inenti
A fine draft, and in good order, of the 37th regicole,
marched in here on Monday from the depot at Clue .erdc°
and yesterday proceeded to Cork, on route to join the 6antaia
companies at Jamaica, with the following officers
Elliott, Lieutenants Servantes and Storey, Ensignii
Manners ; two sergeants and sixty rank and file.: day lsit'
Colonel Roberts, Royal Artillery, arrived on Mon
and took the command of that force in this garrison. Hasse
On his return to Dublin, Lieutenant-General Sir °f the
Vivian unexpectedly visited Nenagh, and took the deP° out in
36th regiment stationed there by surprise, turning theol cola
complete marching order at a moment's notice. trilfaipli°B
mender of the Forces expressed his satisfaction at the The's
and good conduct of this splendid body of young m°,ll; and it
depot having been 9uartered in Nenagh eight rtiont";antici'
being the second period of its service in that town,
pated that it will soon leave it. 10 V/
Monday, the sth depot, under the command of ,T.B,,,nrrdsbT
Charles Wellesley, arrived in Cork barracks. His 4t
and the officers afterwards dined with the officers of the
Royal Irish Drauoon Guards. of rea-
The 43d light infantry at Cork has received a letter,d 001
diness for the West Indies. The packet daily e%ll°c"e
Jamaica will determine the time of departure.. o-Anti '
The 47th regiment in Dublin have yet received no t-
n
to embark, although the Jupiter troop ship is King
which it was supposed they would proceed to Gibralts%criP
The 53d depot are sending a detachment to the 11'I7
nean, with Lieut. Jones and Ensign O'Brien. „sitiog
The 76th depot have arrived at Mullingar, after br-
up the camp at Eyrecourt. n
Lieut.-General Sir James Kempt has arrived in 1-',.11,0
business connected with his department. He has w—
pected this month past. hat re-
The detachments for the service companies of the,-
giment have arrived in Dublin, under command of Orbs 4
Wood and an escort of thirty men. The officers vc,l3l'nerPonsgh
are Lieutenants Green and Jenkins, and Ensigns in -"slit,
and Ayre. The escort returns to Cork by steam 022 's the
day next. Captain Canch, at present with the depoti:ajos,
officer whose gallantry is so- extolled at the siege of
..b1045
by Napier. Lieutenant Hutchinson, 7th Fusileers, :and ,
with the detachment who have arrived under e°lll'-glieus
Captain Garde, and an escort who returned to Dr°
yesterday. sap'
regiments of Foot Guards are not in future to
bet, it;
plied with bread by contractors.
By an error in the Monthly Army List, for SepteinSd at
v
stated in the list of Commanding Officers of distriets:"Cor°,:t
tions of the Ordnance, that Colonel Trelawzty is 11010111"
manding Engineer in North Britain. The officer name e 0
of
have been Colonel Wright. Lieut.-Colonel Trelawq.tra o
mands the Artillery in North Britain, the hetad4lrt or?
which is Leith Fort, and there are detachments of t'a
let
at Glasgow, Stirling, and Fort George. ot t'
The Ava prize-money, now seven years due, Our.'
been paid to the troops engaged in that warfare. --Tonna'
pore booty was paid almost on the instant, throng"
Lord Combermere. detacivi,
The Royal Admiral convict ship, having on boara.% Soetj
ment belonging to the 50th Regiment, destined for Pe voit aof
Wales, has arrived in Kingstown harbour. Lieutelceil
Adjutant Tudor, and Quartermaster Freer, are the °P."
the 50th who accompany this detachment.
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A branch to connect the Rochdale Canal wit the pt'
wood, wood, Lancashire, was opened on Wednesday last, i°
sence of about 7,000 persons.

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the Rev. C. H. B. Bazeley, of a son. A• '
On the 21st inst., in Clifford-street, the wife of T.
urch Rectory, Essex, th e
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inst., in Brandon-place, Glasgow, Airs' '
of a daughter. Witnel'
51. P., of a daughter. Ai wtOn
On the 18th inst., at Brighton, the lady of J. s'e Folk'
Esq.,,i. of 12°
On the 21st inst., the lady of the Rev. Peter SPeue-' the
ladOynofthseaml9utehl
lay,
Esq., of
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stone, Kent, of a son. peon,
last! °
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On the 19th inst., in Milton-street, Dorset-square' . PO
Matthew Giuseppi, Esq., surgeon, of a daughter. ~.11 NJ'.
On the 19th inst., at Boyne-terrace, Notting-''
M. Parsons, of a daughter. ------
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Carmarthen.
On the 20th inst., at West Thurrock Church, '
, th )3flt: oci‘,
Esq., bank agent and solicitor, Stonehaven, West
Harriet,
Harriet, eldest daughter of Geo. Curtis, Esq., °' Joh°
Essex. Co of the
On the 18th inst., at St. James's Church, ~aohter
Edye, Esq., of Exeter, to Frances Elizabeth, eldest ''' * „ of
Rev. John Savill, of the former place. Thomas
Leet;',47'e.th
On the 11th inst., at Dagenham, Essex, Th°-,aol, to rso"-Ja- bsl-
Padnal's Manor and Farm, in the parish of Dageusq., of ' -
Liptrott, eldest daughter of John Liptrott Findley' Muir'
hall, in the same count
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Morris,b io
Y• bull, E'q'' Bast
On the 17th inst., at Edinburgh, William
ofirsa atila,
dean, fatties 14. e.r° v 3
son of the late David Turnbull, Esq., ° MarJ°r*
Indies, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Alex.
od ell
Esq., of Marjoribanks. T Tog° ' tin-
On the 16th inst., at Crawley, the Rev T. to Harriett,. .
son of Jonathan Toogood, Esq., of Bridgewater,
se, Hampshl4,
daughter of George Lovell, Esq., of Rookley H°l.d pascock, the
On the 19th inst., at Cheltenham, Wm. L 17., daughter o'
Captain 36th Regiment of Foot, to Ellen Louisa,
late W. Mullins, Esq., of Barnstaple.
veal',
DIED. her 18th d
On the 16th inst., at Dorfold, Cheshire, 0 n
On the 20th inst., at East Hill, Wandswor h ill
chalotte'
in her 81st year. Sophia 01
t Hammersmith, aged 61,
two, but twe
On the 19th inst., a ,
Frances, second daughter of the Rev. Jamest_T,
...irn.litisi.isATry winter,
late Jobs
months.relict of the
On the 18th inst., at Liverpool, Caroline,
of
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widow of Lord Robert Fitz-Gerald, whom she sury
Leigh Philips, Esq., of Manchester.
Surrey. a, sc'll
Charles Stephenson, M.D., of Esher,
11 v Thomas Bran
Rathkeale, the e •
George's,
London.
At Beechmount, near
of St. . ,04.,
of the late Rev. G. Brand, Rector
S. M. Bouchett '
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On the 19th inst., in his 6th year, Charles Hannan, eldest
At Quebec, Marianna, wife of Robert dgrand-daug
of the late Admiral Lord Gardiner. ted Fr();
Roberts, the celebra _
lie
On the 16th inst., at Bridport, I).a
medicine which has OW
prietor of the 'Poor Man's Friend,"for Oil
T t f England.
eldest daughter of the Hon. Herbert Gardiner, an
the Rev. John Burke,. .
On the 17th inst., at Tramore, . .
in Waterford. ,ad ate
excellent missionary .
c th• She n •
years an exemplary and .
the Widow -mi- • A retail
At Cloran, county Tipperary,
unprecedented success in the IN es o
of 116 years, an's eacee -
t of her ce.or•
her faculties to the last moment
a short illness of thr.n.
tained the extraordinary advanced age
existence. she was . four
ingly healthy, and only experienced to see her fifth generatio .
days before her death. She lived
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