The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-26 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.—MARCH is,

square—R. Feney, bookseller, Fleet-street—! Smith, wheel-
W. Short, cabinet-maker, Henriettastreet, Brunswick-
wright, Liverpool—F. Gray, nail factor, Harborne, Stafford-
shire—P. Powell, lace-merchant, Brighthelmstone—H. R. Plaw,
merchant, Modiford.court, Fenchurch.street—T. Tingle, iron_
founder, Ecciesfield, Yorkshire.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED..

T. Bennett and J. Coare, chymists, Loughborough, Leices.
tershire—G. Garton and J. Garton, whitesmiths, Exeter—J.
Dearden and T. Dearden, jun., carpenters, Halifax—J. Em.
merson and W. Emmerson, tailors, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—T.
Price and J. Price, jun., tailors, Sackville-street, Piccadilly—G.
Widdowson and W. Tate, goldsmiths, Strand—N. Tidmarsh,
S. Nichols and R. Nichols, merchants, Manchester—J. R.
Hunt and D. A. Fowles, coal-merchants, Bath—T. Whiffing-
ham and T. Heywood, silk-throwsters—J. and E. Jackson, smiths,
Manchester—C. W. Glynes and C. Glynes, attorneys, America_
square, Minories—J. Corbishley, J. Barker, and C. Corbishley,
silk-mauufacturers, Macclesfield (so far as regards C. Corbishley)
—J. Miller and W. Kay, calico-manufacturers, Manchester—
C. Wright and G. H. Lewin, solicitors, Great James-street,
Bedford-row—T. Youil and R. Glossop, common brewers, Scul-
coates, Yorkshire—J. Baker and R. M. Bishop, ship-brokers,
Fenchurch.street—J. Barron and R. Mills, brass-founders,
Wells-street, Marylebono—E, Winter and J. Rickords, wine-
merchants, Deal—R. Rostron, K Rostron, W. Houghton, and
J. Leach, packers, Lancaster (so far as regards J. Leach)—J.
Collier and J. Roughsedge, jun., brokers, Liverpool—T. Rogers
and W. Lytham, grocers, Liverpool—W. Summers and S. Sum-
mers, furnishing ironmongers, New Bond-street.

THE' ARMY.

(From the Limerick Chronicle.)

The General Courtmartial now sitting in this garrison for
trial of noncommissioned officers and privates of the Royal
Artillery, 32d, 60th, 69111, and 85th regiments, is composed of
the following otlieers ;—Lient.-Colonel Brandreth, R.A., Pre-
sident; Mors Jackson, 85th, and Trevelyan, 60th ; Captains
Hunt, Hunter, and Power, 85th; Hon. G. W. Edwardes,
324 ; Stephens, R.A. ; Crombie, 60th ; Calder, 32e1; Lieu-
tenants Knox, 85th; O'Halloran, 69th; Hodge, 4th Dragoon
Guards; Todd, 85th; Hamilton, 85th; and Ensign Tennant,
85th Regiment. Acting Deputy judge Advocate, Lieut..
Colonel Manse', K.H.

Private Thomas M3grath, 60th Rifles, is sentenced by Court-
martial to three months' confinement and hard labour ; Pri-
vate Samuel Walbroun, 85th, to four months' confinement and
hard labour; and Private Daniel Kelly, 85th, to three months'
imprisonment and hard labour, for breach of the Articles of
War.

Arrangements are in progress to fit up an extensive Cavalry
Riding.house in this garrison, which has been long a desi-
deratum.

Colonel Chatterton, K.H., has again resumed the command
of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards at Cahir.
Captain Wathen, of the 15th Hussars, has received leave of
absence from Lieut.-General Sir Hussey Vivian, to enable him
to proceed to England; and Surgeon Jeys, of the same regi-
ment, has been permitted by the King to proceed to the Con-
tinent.

An order has been transmitted from the Horse Guards, di.
recting an inspection of the different Infantry regiments, with
a. view to the disbanding of all men under three years' service,
who shall not be deemed fully efficient for future service. On
Tuesday, in consequence of this order, there was a parade of

the 60th Rifles at the Royal ,521.6,
air Edward Blakeney,- after which they marched

mental Hospital for doctor's inspection. Then
of three hundred young men in the above gallant
three years' service. It is said that the same order will extend
top the cavalry of under seven years' service.
The troop of the 15th Hussars, which was in attendance at
the election for Dungarvan, has returned to head-quarters,
Cork Barracks,

The second battalion of the 60th Rifles will take the out-
posts at Beggar's-bush Barracks, Pigeon.house, and Porto.
hello, Dublin, on the 3d of next month, relieving the detach-
ments of the 59th Regiment. _ _

Two companies of the Royal Regiment have marched froth
Londonderry to EnnishoWen, to support the civil power.
Lieut. Desbrisay, R.A., is stationed with the Royal Artillery
force at Duncannon Fort.

The Thunderer, 84 guns, now at Cove, takes 400 Marines
to Malta, including the companies at Spike Island, under Col.
Parke, C.F.

The Army and Navy Pay Offices are to be consolidated.
One species of economy adopted by the present Government
is, to convey troops between both countries and the colonies in
winter weather, when transports may be had at a cheaper rate
than in summer. It is easy to guess how the service will re-
ceive this change.
The Master-General and Board of Ordnance have ordered
that Carrickfergus be henceforth discontinued as an ordnance
depot; the stores, &c., will therefore be removed to Charlemont
Fort, which, with Enniskillen, will be the only ordnance depot
in the northern district.

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