The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

(From the Limerick Chronicle.) to
Captain O'Connor, 85th, has proceeded to Castlebert
relieve. Captain Hunter. Capt. Hon. J. Stuart to Westpo.tte
vice Lieutenant Hamilton. Captain Trench to Outerard, cle
Captain Power.
Captain Wilson, of the Royal Engineers, stationed aat
Armagh, is about to remove to Belfast, at which place
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Engineer officer will in future reside, instead of Charlenlo
Fort.
From the late alterations, almost all the Barrack statienfirilla
the county Mayo have been placed under the charge a
superintendence of B. Lovelock, Esq., Barrack-master 5
Castlebar. • the
An Order in Council has been issued, ce suspending ,15
calling out of the militia in Great Britain and Ireland, for s
purpose of exercising and training in the present red re
no ballot has taken place since 1831, when the mil3ti4 were
last called out, the five years for which the men were 661 rici,
rolled to serve (pursuant to the Act) will have expired, 510
before this force can be called out, a general ballot isn't ta
place all over the United Kingdom.
His Majesty's troop-ship Athol, arrived in Kingstewnv„dor
hour yesterday, for the conveyance to Canada of Brevet
Jackson's Company of the Royal Artillery, and detaelltn""
from the depots under orders for that station. eanies
The transports for the conveyance of the service con j
of the 43d Light Infantry to their destination, are expect'

Cove about tlie 15th of next month. os,
Lord George Beresford, Colonel of the 3d Light Drag"-
is seriously ill at the Palace, Armagh.

(From the United Service Gazette.) dad
Captain Fane has left the Royal Irish on going to In
Aide-de- Camp to his father, General Sir H. Fane, eetniri3nat-
ing the forces there. Captain Fane has purchased an 11t to
tached majority on this occasion. The Royal Irish elPe'44l
embark on Monday at Cork for Bristol.
The Scots' Greys have arrived at Leeds and 8urn10,1,071
Saturday last, the 3d Light Dragoons, stationed at "-thel
low Barracks, marched from thence on route to Ireland ; ancl
are succeeded by the Bth Hussars. The head-quartet
first division are expected to arrive at Cork to-morrovb
.rterg,
Two troops of the 6th Dragoons, with the head-quart o$
are to arrive at Ipswich on Monday ; two troops are to- wool
Norwich this day. Captains Mengel, White, and Wollast
troops will be stationed at Ipswich. , on.loo
The Bth Hussars has replaced the King's Own at ric4l;ester
Two troops of the 12th Lancers marched into Dore'.
barracks last Saturday, from Abergavenny. bee 3
Lieutenant Conroy, of the Coldstream Guards, has
appointed Aide-de-Camp to Lord Mulgrave. „ ,ileer ,
The Honourable Captain Liddell, of the Scots' ru"
Guards, has been appointed Aide-de- Camp to Lord Mule 64,
An Officer and a detachment of the 1; uffs ember' -
Monday at Gravesend, for India. ipo- -
Lieutenant Crofton, of the 6th Foot, is at home on don to
Lord Viscount Dunluce, of the 7th Foot, has left Lon
join at Malta. 01'
The depot companies of the 9th Foot are ordered, t„o biell
bark on board the _Herefordshire Indiaman for Begat, "
will be ready for their reception by the middle of inne'diate
small detachment of the 9th has been held in illiniparl
readiness to embark on board the True Briton, to acc°—
f,e
Lieut.-General Sir H. Fane and staff to Bengal.
Vales, the
When relieved by the 17th, from New Souih \
20th Regiment will return to Europe. %jet/
Long as the 38th Regiment has been in India, the 411niany
to return home is not unanimous among the men, forttioil•
have volunteered into other regiments, previous to ember
The 61st Regiment has been ordered to India. of 5t
Captain Harvey of the 70th is about to join the dePrvice
Cork. Capt. Cotton has been ordered to join the se
companies at Gibraltar. f r the
A draft of the 72d is to proceed in the Bonney°b the
Cape. The depot at Paisley has exchanged quarters w"
79th
Fifty men at Sterling a)?
. 'a the
of the 73d Regiment embarked on Mon
Romney, to be landed at Cork.
igl'
A draft of the 75th, for the Cape of Good Hope,s to e
bark in the Romney. ding'
The depot of the 79th has moved to Paisley, gen Barton
subaltern, sergeant, and twenty rank and file to DOI'
Castle. .olog
Colonel Arbuthnot, of the 29th, has decided on reinal,, to
with this fine regiment, and intends accompanying the"ln•
Ceylon. They do not expect to embark before August'
sign Fane and Surgeon Robertson have gone on leave. ar-
Captain Dalton's company of the Royal Artillery has 811
rived at Barbadoes, after a short and pleasant verige,„.l on
well. The Athol troop ship arrived in Kingston herb° jajor
Tuesday last, for the conveyance to Canada, of Brevet L" der
Jackson's company, and detachments from the depot° under
orders for that station.
Ordered

Captain Baron, of the Royal Engineers, has been '--dl
by the Master General of the Ordnance to do duty in Ire igsr'
and is to be stationed at Clonmel, in the room of Capt: ~reef
shal, who has been appointed to take charge of the „nt,;(01
Department of the Connaught district. The Master-fly; in
of the Ordnance has ordered Captain Williams to do dnoltbe
Ireland, and he has been placed in charge of the dutie4oo,
Engineer Department in the Ulster district. Captain "wbieb,
stationed at Armagh, is about to remove to Belfast, at
ad 01.
place an Engineer Officer will in future reside, hate
Charlemont Fort. thsti
The name of Lieut. Jessy, 2d Regiment, has been
drawn from the list of officers ordered for embarkation-
et
The following officers retired from the army last We 1011
Capt. Pulteney, 12th Light Dragoons ; Cornet Leesn:o6o
Light Dragoons ; Ensign and Lieut. Monck, Ciairclo;
Guards ; Lieut. and Capt. Rowley, Scots Fusileer gniign
Lieut. Bathurst, Ist Foot ; Capt. Schaw, 21st Foot ; 'NA
Erskine, 45th Foot; Capt. Hay, 87th Foot; CaP!..an
0
89th Foot ; Lieut. Murray, 94th Foot ; and StirVioder
Franklin, on the Hospital Staff. And this week thee*
mentioned :—Capt. Yates, Ist Dragoons; Major ,01%, .0,11.17:,
40th Foot ; Capt. Coke, 69th Foot ; and Lieut. Trtsettle
104th Foot, with the sale of his commission, he being
in the colonies.
P
COURT FOR THE RELIEF OF vssO
VENT DEBTORS.
p
The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the 2021m:1,
hereinafter named (the same having been filed in t'D,Yortiir ,
are appointed to be heard at the Court-house, in "
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Monday, the 11th daf diVOW
1835, at Nine o'clock in the Forenoon.
vOi
Collison, J., King's, Lynn, Norfolk, brick-maker. tte siat
Parkes, C., Seaford-terrace, Chelsea-common, Chelsea, 1,,
in the lobby of the lobby of the Board of Green
James's Palace.
Edmondson, T., Wellingborough, Northampton, boot-makes.
Dibb, R., Market-place, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, shoe-nit`er•
George, J., Friar-street, Reading, Berks, butcher.
Rowley, J., Watney-stteet, Commercial-road, baker. dealer'
Edridge, R., Bloomsbury-market, Bloomsbury-square, r% Joe
Rowlands, P., Goldsmiths'-grove, Goldsmiths'-place,
road, tailor.
Silk, A., Richmond, Surrey, lodging-house-keeper.
Mills, 8., Gumshall, Guildford, Surrey, baker.
Wright, W., Racquet-court, Fleet-street, surgeon. bal
f- 1
Evans, W., Paradise-row, Islington, second Lieutenant on
in the Royal Marines.

B IBMS. he e.
On the 4th inst., at Montagu -house, Portman-square' t
Mrs. Henry Montague, of a son. fob
On the 4th inst., the lady of John Cutler, Esq., of - X esc
Surrey, and of Windsor, Berks, of a son and heir. : itico_,
On the 3d inst., at Manor-house, Worthing, the lady
.I°' serfic"
Shaw, Esq., of the Hon. East India Company's Medic'. ~,if
of a son and heir. the
On the 2d inst., in St. Andrew's-place, Regent's-Park'
of R. H. Middlemass, Esq., of a daughter. f l'alr
On the sth inst., the wife of the Rev. Edward Miller' °
beth-terrace, of a son. B. N' '' of.
On the 4th inst., the lady of R. B. Cotgrave, Esq*,
twt
daughter. • the 'L..
On the 19th of December last, at Combaconum, in civil o'"
Indies, the lady of Arthur Freese, Esq , of the Mach"
.
vice, of a son. of a °O.
On the 3d inst., Mrs. Henry Blenkerne, DONVgate.hil1 log, tij
On the 19th of November last, at Suffolk-house, Pe'
lady of G. Stuart, Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIED. of the 11
On the Ist inst., at Campden, Charles Noel, only
°nsetshir.‘det
en.
Thomas Welman, Esq., of Poundsford-park, Scunerf casnrss
Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of Cornelius Bolton, Esq., of Toole
On the 6th inst., at S. Mark's, Kennigton, ter of
Duthoit, of Hoxton- square,t to Susannah Hancnock, daug
late _...,.---
John Fry, Esq., of Walworth

DIE D . on PP'
On the 26th inst. Richard, eldest son of Thomas Jess— '
of Hill Park, Westerham, Kent, aged 30. OG re
Forster, youngest
eyottnhgiensstt.s,onatoßf
David Hall,
HSaul-lr,reEys, in his 12th year,
eldest
On the 27th ult. at Sunderland,q.Caroline Jeraillitrid tbe
daughter of the late Sir John Leslie, Bart., of Findrassie' an
wife of John Murray, Esq civil engineer.
On the 3d inst., at Stra;berry-hill-cottage, Twickerlballl' in hi.
Bull, Es
q•, -q•, Clerk of the Journals of the House of Cormro'n6'
59th year. Elitsbeth
On the 3d inst., at the Ausina, near Colchester, ,th yea.'
l
y,
Sophia, the wife of Geo. Henr Errington, Esq., in her D,,`,10,,,,g00d,
On the 3d inst., at Brighton Martha, the Wife of John
Esq.,
On the
(in the 22,1 ult., aged 22 months, Charles AnthorlY ; ii-re,
Dorsote_sq.ol
yeaorsf,UPPer Bedford-place, Russell-square, London.
and
00 the
21st of March, of scarlet fever, at Sherborne
12 Nstohrriirsistl.',l) oAmlfarse,dt,hienstoannst osfonCo.
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