The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

(From the Limerick Chronicle.)
Captain Richardson's troop 7th Dragoon Guards, arrived in
Waterford, on Saturday, and proceeded on Monday to Caher,
to join head-quarters returning from attending the Wexford
election.

The 15th Hussars leave Dublin this day for Derry, Beltur-
bet, Monaghan, and Ballybay. They return on the 22d.
The Ist Royals left Dublin yesterday morning to remain
in the North of Ireland until after the 12th inst.
The 14th Foot may expect to move shortly from Athlone.
The departure of :the 27th regiment, under Lieut.-Colonel
Hare, C. 8., from Enniskillen is much regretted. The ex-
cellent conduct of both officers and privates procured them
the esteem of the inhabitants of that respectable vicinity.
The service companies of the 47th embark about the 7th
August, from Dublin, for Gibraltar, on board the Jupiter troop
ship, which will then bring on the 60th Rifles to Malta, and
return with the 94th from that station.

The 59th regiment, are to embark at Liverpool on the 25th
inst., in the Mary and Stentor transports for Gibraltar, to
relieve the 23d. Fusileers, who return to Plymouth in the
same vessels.

The fine corps, the 30th regiment, under the command of
Lieut.-Colonel Robinson, underwent, on the 14th inst., its
half-yearly inspection by Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, at Fermoy,
OR which occasion.the Major-General expressed his perfect
approbation of the high state of discipline and excellent inte-
rior arrangements of this distinguished regiment. All officers
on leave are called in by the 10th inst., after which no officer
is allowed to be absent, as about that time ships are expected
at Cork for conveyance of the service Companies to Bermuda.
The service and depot companies are now formed, and the
following officers go abroad :—Lieut.- Colonels Robinson and
Angelo; Majors Tongue and Proctor; Captains Geddes,
Poynter, Andrews, and Dixon; Lieutenants Marechaux,
Borton, Wright, M'Donald, Steele, Thorp, Heard, and
Moore; Ensigns Pilsworth, D'Esterre, Barron, and Grant;
Paymaster Hay ; Dr. Piper ; Quartermaster Ward. The
depot companies will be under Major Ormond.
Captain Heron's company of Artillery from Island Bridge,
will embark in a few days at Dublin Port for Gibraltar, and
be relieved by Captain Lewis's company from Woolwich.
Two squadrons of the 9th Lancers are mentioned as being
likely to be brigaded with the 3d Dragoon Guards and 15th
Hussars in Dublin garrison, in which case their quarters at
Newbridge will be replaced by three companies of the 90th
Light Infantry, from Naas.
On Friday the'depot of the 68th Light Infantry was formed
at Edinburgh, preparatory to the regiment proceeding on fo-
reign service. The names of the officers attached to the de-
pot are as follows :—Major Lord W. Paulet, commanding ;
Captains Graham, Strachan, Flint, and Durnford ; Lieute-
nants Douglas, uff, Witham, and Harris (Depot Adjutant);
Ensigns Proctor, Cross, Hill, and Beale. On Saturday the
service and depot companies underwent a minute inspection
on the Esplanade, by general the Hon. P. Stuart, Commander
of the Forces, accompanied by his Staff. The depot will
shortly occupy Greenlaw Barracks.