The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Yesterday morning Lord Fitzroy Somerset gave
audience to military gentlemen for the first time since
the holidays. There were present—Sir George Duck-
ett, Colonel Calverty, Colonel Burke, Sir F. Vincent,
Major-General Sir A. Brook, Lieut.-General Sir P.
Riall, Major Sweetman, and about fifty other officers.

( From the Limerick Chronicle.)
Yesterday Colonel Chatterton inspected two troops
of his regiment, the 4th Dragoon Guards, under Ma-
jor Rickaby, at Newcastle, and found both men and
horses in excellent condition.

Yesterday a Garrison Courtmartial assembled at
the Castle Barracks, Major Trevelyan, 60th Rifles,
President, for the trial of such soldiers as are charged
with breaches of the Mutiny Act. The Court pro-
ceeded to the charges preferred against John Denehy
for desertion.

A Court of Inquiry is now sitting in Dublin, upon
the conduct of an officer in this district.

Hudson Lowe, Esq., late Ensign 30th regiment,
has joined the 60th Rifle depot in this garrison, as
second Lieutenant. This young officer is son of Lieu-
tenant-General Sir Hudson Lowe,' Colonel-in-Chief,
56th regiment.
The 74th regiment move from Dublin on Tuesday
next, to be stationed as follows :—Lieutenant-Colonel
Mein and head-quarters at Newry ; Major Crabbe,
with Captains Burnett and Campbell's companies at
Armagh ; Captain Manning's company at Castle Wel-
lan ; Captain Harrold's at Carrickmacross, and Lieu-
tenant M' Pherson and detachment of 30 men at Louth.

The 74th replace the 82d in Glasgow next year.
The Ist division (three companies) of the service
companies of the 83d regiment embark at Dublin this
day on board a steam-vessel, for Cork ; and on Satur-
day next, the second division (three companies) will
follow, preparatory to embarkation for Halifax.

. . .
This day the first division of the second battalion
Royal regiment leave Newry, for Dublin.
The depot'companies of the 83d regiment marched
yesterday morning from Dublin, on route to Mullingar,
under the command of Major Trydell.
On Wednesday two companies of the 47th regiment
left Mullingar, under command of Major Dundas, for
Dublin.

The head-quarters of the 70th, under Colonel Evans,
embarked on Thursday morning at Cork, on board the
Stentor, for Gibraltar.

Captain Barton, a subaltern, two sergeants, and
fifty-two rank and file, 36th regiment, marched from
Nenagh yesterday, to assist the civil power at Ballen-
acloguh in collecting tithes due to Mr. Holmes, the
lay proprietor.
There are but three companies of the 27th regiment
at head-quarters, Enniskillen, and these are confined
to barracks on account of the prevalent cholera. There
is a total stagnation of business in the town.
The Bth Royal Irish Hussars on being relieved at
Gloucester, &c., by the 12th Lancers, will proceed to
Hounslow to replace the 17th Lancers, on King's duty.
The 17th Lancers are to relieve the 7th Hussars at
Glasgow.
Lieutenant-Colonel Williams -has arrived at Cork,
and entered upon the duties of inspecting officer of
the Southern Recruiting District, vice Lieutenant-
Colonel King, K. H., appointed to the Centre Re-
cruiting District.
Captain Peregrine Maitland, of the 74th, lately
employed as Military Secretary to Lieutenant-General
Sir Peregrine Maitland, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, has
joined his regiment in Dublin.