The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

(From the Limerick Chronicle.)
Captain Trollope, Ensign Pilgrim, and company 36th regi°
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ment, have returned to head-quarters in the Castle Barred
from duty at Adare.
Captain S. W. W. Lynar, 18th regiment ; Ensign Lucas,:
46th ; and Captain Mawdesley, 51st, retired from the stre'l
last week.
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Captain Adams, 18th, succeeds Sir W. W. Lynar,
the service in command of the detachment from this gerr''"
at Killaloe.
Major-General Sir John Buchan and Lady have returned,t:
Athlone from Tuam, where they had been on a visit at te
Archiepiscopal Palace.
On the arrival of the service companies of the 94th at Cork,
to join the depot, the whole regiment will march to Temple"more, and remain until next spring.
Major Slade commands the detachment of the 90th Lighil
Infantry at Carlow ; Captain Wilson has relieved Captain E`f
at Athy ; and Captain Eyles commands at Trim in Place, of
Captain Straton, on leave. A detachment has been sen'Aer
Navan, under Lieut. Geale, and another to Baltinglase, ue"
Lieut. Galwey.
Captain Bell, Royals, has taken the command of the de-
tachment at Shannon-bridge, vice Lord C. Beauclerk. ,
We have to announce a most melancholy event whiel°,,,
curred near the town of Athlone on the morning of Satun'3.of
Two officers, Ensigns Byers and Kerr, of the 2d battalion
the Ist Roy al regiment, now quartered in Athlone, being. ,er
their return from a pleasure trip to the lake adjoining the frit'he
Shannon, in an open boat, and when within two miles
town, a sudden squall of wind swamped the boat, and, thougg
but a short distance from the shore, both the unfortunate Ylig
gentlemen perished. Their bodies were found in the niornlci,
at nine o'clock, near the spot where the fatal accident oceurret.
and conveyed to the barracks to await the Coroner's inirtesiice
A general court-martial is sitting at Fermoy barracks.ror,
Monday last, composed of the following officers
General Sir James Douglas, commander of this district, P
sidcnt :—Lieut.- Colonel Hutchesson, R. A., Lieut.-Colo_nth
Chatterton, 4th Dragoon Guards, Lieut.-Colonel Clark, 6,
Dragoon Guards, Lieut.-Colonel Campbell, 51st Ligh,;.fleg,
fantry, Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. A. F. Ellis, 60th i' ter,
Major Lord Charles Wellesley, sth regiment, Major W.,7taio;
29th, Major Ormond, 30th, Major Johnston, 67th, and ire"apt.
Kelsall, 70th, Captain Drawater, 4th Dragoon Guards, -.gr.
Deane, sth regiment, and two Captains 29th regiment. the
Walker, Deputy Judge-Advocate. The charges before
'son.
Court affect an officer, and a private soldier of Fermoy gerrime
S.riou fears are entertained for the safety of the not
transports which sailed from Kingstown, Dublin, for Gibiur'vall
on the 4th of October, with Captain Heron's compenYe
Artillery, and four officers of that corps. It is feared su
totally lost with all on board. of
Lieutenant- Colonel Badcock has returned from 101 l in
absence, and resumed the command of the 15th Hussari,
Dublin.
Lieutenant-Colonel Hogarth, 82d Regiment, in miy, on
being about to proceed on leave, the command will de"
Major Firman.
AlbanY
Orders have reached the Barrack-master at theAness to
barracks, Newport, Isle of Wight, to get them in rea--- betn
receive the 48th Regiment from India. The 48th have
there since 1817. del
The route of the 59th Depot was suddenly countertnanow
from Dover to Portsmouth, where they now are underrdia-
mand of Major Gordon. Lieut. the Hon. T. Leslie is "

tant of the Depot, vice Graham.
Sir Thomas M'Mahon inspected the 23d Fusileers, at /
chester,T last week.
he officers of the 97th depot have liberally entered iftt°ol
subscription to provide for their soldiers' children (upvilllaw
200) a pair of shoes each. ce t°
A new code of regulations, by which the leave of absenlitte
officers will in future be more correctly and fairly assio""
is soon to issue from the Horse Guards.
By the last accounts from India we learn that a fatal nbrit
had been fought between Captain Beatty and Lieuttt.
Dickson, of his Majesty's 31st Foot. At the first fire
Beatty fell, and died instantly, the ball having gone 001"
his heart.

TURKEY. with
MILITARY RESOURCES.-At the outset of the war about
Egypt, the total numbers of the Turkish army were
300,000. It consists of regular troops, organized and raised
plined on the European model, and irregulars or levies
_t oo•
upon the old system. The former amount at the presen
meat to 50,000 men, distributed as follows :

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INFANTRY.
Four regiments of Guards lO,OOO 40,000
Twenty regiments of the Line
Single battalions quartered in the Provinces 12,000
CAVALRY. 500

Three regiments of Guards
Two regiments of the Line l,OOO
Attached to the Guards AILTILLIIRY.
300 1,600
Of the Line 1,200
bo,°vi
arOce'
The irregular troops consist of about 170,000 rnerl;,entl.'
clothed and equipped as was customary before the Prof.--
form of system was introduced. They are composed 0
Infantry and Artillery 120,000 170,0 .1,
Cavalry
The total amount of the force of all descriptl° 220,°0
Turkey possesses may be estimated, therefore, Btl,rly:t,m,
i
men. The majority of the regular troops, Part°°,3riar:Prs
Guards, are stationed in Constantinople, and the troy° it:
fortified towns. The irregulars are posted on thes. dutYoe
with the exception of some few corps which are d°1;11 °fll4
some of the least important places in the inter"°prce°'
Turkish dominions. The training, discipline, and Wa
of the regulars are entrusted to two French officers.

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GREECE. vhc: se
MILITARY COLONIZATION.—By a recent decree, Js st
ropriates a portion of the national estates, this 1)0;4f:10100
signed to the combatants who had a share in the d frfia
with Turkey. Such of the military as are incapsel—fecett'-of
serving in the ranks are to receive the fee simple 011,cla
alloiments of land, adequate to supply their wn-t'heY 's
greater or less extent, according to the rank which
in the service. But the grant is conditional upon the "ot, ant
entering into an engagement to cultivate his allottsertoes
and make certain plantations upon it which the G°l
deems expedient for the general good. Von
'woe ga..
ARTILLERY.—The system lately introduced ,bY„,„rian ',•11
Zoller has just received the full sanction of his Pa—tjt lel "I
jesty, and the suppression of the corps of Foot Ar•
follow immediately after it.—Munich,

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BIRTHS. Rev. Artlitlt
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..On the 9th inst., at Charlton, Kent, the lady gee,
Drummond, of a son. a the
On the 4th inst., at the Rectory, Chelsea, the lady a the
J. W. Lockwood, of a son. the )$(//
On the 7th inst., at Tutistall Rectory, Suffolk,
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Rev. T. G. Ferran& of a daughter

On the 9th inst., at T
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MARRIED.Trinity
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bit the - e` ton,
M. y... p. runty Church, aP ain' jjc rthal
1" , .. arplev, Vicar of Fiore, in the county of ° . q.'
and ~haplain to Lord Howard of Effingham, Alfred Paeti' Esq''
of Lower Grosvenor-street, to Mary, only child of S.
of Clapham Rise, Surrey.not
third 5° 15
On the 9th inst., at Bishop Sutton, Hants, Frederic, 0 stel
the late Harry Yates, Esq., of Sapperton, Derbyshie, t lace.
Maria, only child of Thomas Scotland, Esq., of the former v fsq.,
On the 4th inst, at Prestbury, William Charles TownsenalloY,
A.M., Barrister-at-law, and Recorder of Macclesfield, t°
(laughter of Rd. Wood, Esq., Westbrook, near Macclesfield.
Hills (

DIED.
On the sth inst., at Hackney, aged 63, James Court, EA,' late
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Secretary to the Trinity House.
On the Ist inst. suddenly, at Edinburgh, Dugald Gilchrist, 5(1.'
W. S. younger of Ospisdale: e 0
Yr° Sutherlandshire. it,ig
On the 24th ult., at Dorchester, Joshua Hyde, Esq"
son of the late John Hyde,
M Esq., of Hyde-end, l3erk shire. n Tor
On the 31st of ay, at Futteyghur, Ensign John Willialece Ill'
kins, of the Hon. Company's Ist Regiment of 13engal I'la '
fantry, in his 24th year. ls
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the 6th inst., Mr. Robert itichards, of St. John-stre.,,acir
lington-road, and late of
friars, aged 60. ..-
Forrest's-wharf, Great Earl Pi
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