The Sun.
London, England, 1851-12-11 00:00:00

Regiments & Corps

Ist Life-Guards
2cl do
Royal Horse-Gds..
Ist Dragoon- Gds...
2d d 0.........
3d de.........
4th do.-
sth do..
eth do
7th do ,
Ist Dragoons ......
2d do
3d do.
4th do..
6th do
7th, Hussars
Bth do
Rh Lancers
10th Hussars...
11th Hussars
12th Lancers...
13th Light Dragoons
14th do
1175tthh
dHou.s.s..ar.
..........
16th Lancers
Gren. Gds. Ist bat

2d batl
3d bat
Coldst;eam{ Ist bat
Guards 2(1 bat
Setch Pusi- Ist bat
lier Gds. 2d bat
Ist F00t.... Istbat
2d bat
2d do.
......... .
3d do.
4th do.. .......
..
sth do. •
6th do. .....
7th d 0............
Bth do. ............
9th do.
10th do.
11th d 0....... .....
12th do.
Reserve Bat...
13th do.
14th do.
15th do.
16th do.
17th do.
18th do.
19th do.
20th do.
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 do.
34th do.
35th do.
36th do.
37th do.
38th do.
39th do.
40th do.
41st do.
42d do.
43d de.
44th d 0..•, .
45th do.
46th d 0.......,, .
47th do .............
48th do.
49th do
50th do.
51st do.
52d do.
53d do.
54th do.
55th do.
56th do. .
57th do.
58th do. ....... .
59th do.
Ist bat
60th do.
12d bat
61st do.
62d do.
63d do.
64th do.
65th do.
66th do.
67th do.
68th do.
69th do.
70th do.
71st do.
Reserve Bat
72d d 0.... .........
73d d 0...
74th do.
75th do.
76th do.
77th do.
78th do.
79th do.
80th do.
81st d 0... .........
82d de.
83d do.
84th do. .
85th do.
86th do.
87th do.
88th do.
89th do.
90th do.
91st do
Reserve Bat
92d do
93d do.
94th do
95th do. .........
96th do.
97th do. .........
98th do.
99th do.
Rifle Ist bet
Brigadel 2d bat

Ist West India Regiment Jamaica, Chatham.
2d do •... Demerara, Chatham.
3d do Jamaica, S. Leone, &c.
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Cape Mounted Riflemen
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment Canada
St. Helena Regiment
Royal Newfoundland Vet. Companies Newfoundland
Royal Malta Fencibles ... ...... ......

NEW BILLINGSGATE MARKET.—Yesterday work-
men were employed cutting the corrugated zinc roof', of the
arcades in the new fish-market for the admissiontf more
skylights than were at first intended to be construct ; this
operation has been found necessary in consequence of there
being a very great deficiency of light under the arcades, but
more particularly on the basement, where the shell-fish
market, boiling-houses, stores, and ice-rooms arc situated ;
the frames of the skylights are of galvanized iron, and will
be glazed with plate-glass of sufficient thickness to withstand
the heaviest hailstones. Each of the arcades (four of which
are in a very forward state) are ninety feet long by eighteen
feet wide, lighted by eighteen large skylights; the interior
of the roofs will be painted white, for the purpose of obtain-
ing as much light as possible ; on either side will be fixed
the benches and stands for the salesmen, &c. At intervals
on the benches gas•burners will be placed to be
ordinary eusl on dark
which
mornings and foggy weather, in addition to
thearrive gas.
wet
lamps in the market.
Theboatsswill unload at the upper
part of the market, near D
fish, turbot, cud, soles, plaice,_
boats and all others laden with shell-fish;ruse-lane,anadnedelat,hwe
will
lyistiser
kho.
charge their cargoes nearly in the centre of the new build-
ing, the thoroughfares in the locality
of the market will
of the clerk of the market. The int-
P eseuttand
will be commenced early in the spring, and it
' 'isref°uvlemlolyexpected that a large portion of the new market,
together with the basement, will be opened for the purposes
of trade at the commencement of the year, when the old
sheds and boiling-houses will be cleared away, and the new
building completed with as little delay as possible.
ADMIRAL. HOUSTON STEWART, C. 8., FOR GRM"
wit:in—Admiral Houston Stewart, C. 8., one of the Lords of
the Admiralty, is a candidate for the seat about to be va-
cated by Admiral Dundas for the metropolitan borough of
Greenwich. 'We believe that Mr. Montagu Chambers, the
Queen's Counsel, is also in the field, but it is thought that
as soon as the gallant Admiral's intention i made pablic,
Mr. Chambers will retire, as it is net like! hat he, pro-
tueisliscienrg, twhiellsaompepopsreinciill)l,
principles as those advocated the gallant
errtni cmu
el anrtl
t.
contend against all the Government would,av e
of course, be enlisted in favour of one wh-o, at this moment,
11118•
holds a very responsibl4 office under the present Adm
tration. ythafluehnecewwouhildeliti

SUPERSTITIoN AND SUICIDic. afternoon
yDean-street,
Mr. Bedf,rd held an iequest at the Feathers, aged 25, coach_
luau on the body
of °baorfesWell Hall, vicar of El-
Liam), to the Rev. Charles Fryer, of
near Vauxhall-bridge.
tham, found drowned in
the last week the decearled had
—YeatittheLcil,,a
for about six months. During
he Had seen three winding sheets in the
repeatedly said that
sure that some one either in his own Zr
candle, and he was- onld die soon. When last seen alive he
Deceased had been in the the
evice of the rev. vicar of Eltham
his master's family .
ll w There was no positive evidence as to
appeared very
d a vereliet of "Found
drowned."
came into the water, and the jury therefore re-
turned Lords Commissioners
FitENCH RAIL
Majesty's Treasury have been memorialised by the
of her
of one of the principal railways in France, praying
secretary
for the free admission of official documents issued by the
directors of the railway for the information and use of share-
holders in this country, and their Lordships have the Mater
under their consideration at the present time, it being the
first instance of a request of the kind having been made.
EVASION OF DOCK AND Town DUES.—It is said
that frauds to a large amount have been discovered in con-
nexion with these departments of the local revenues, and
that proofs have been obtained, in the case of one house in
the town, of seventy shipments having been made, amonnir
lug in all to about 5,000 tons, which have been entered as
3,030, tie differeoce being pocketed by the a.ents hese,
acting for a firm in the country. penalties, it is said,
o
the amount of -10,GON. or 50,000'. have bees incurred.
Until the matter, however, assumes a more definite shap.e, we
du not feel at liberty to go further into particulars. Liver.
Jew/ Courier.
By the last arriial from Mexico, we learn that se-

OXF
.OR,
'
—Mr. Barry, of Queen's College, has withdrawn from c-olinTi.- portance, and one, that of Messrs. Garnio and Go , for one
petition for the next vacancy in this office. The contest will veral commercial failures had occurred, some of them of im-
million and a half of dollars.
uow lie between Mr. Charles Neate, Fellow of Oriel; Mr.them fur 150,000 dollars.
R )bert Lowe, late Fellow of Magdalen ; and Mr. G. K. pinicipal suffererF, one of The German houses were the
Richards, late Michel Fellow of Queen's College, and for- IMPORTATI
than 7,594 foreign watehes ad
merly Scholar of Trinity. The cAndidates are all members There were no
less
sinto this country during the Scot
__ON GP FOREIGN CLOCKS AND WATeItEL.
of the bar. The present Professor's term of office will expire
in March next. The appointment is in the members of the 61,784 clocks imported,
r.
An eno.r,mo,uas, number, when
" • ' to the large quantity aif manufactured
Convocation.—Chronicle.taken in aklditition
• in this country.
ten months of tliia 3ea .