The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-01 00:00:00

STATIONS OFTgE BRITISJJ

(From " Colbirn's Erni
[Where two places are -thentiO
which the Depot of the,
Ist Life Guards—Regent's-
perk --• • '
2d Do.—Hyde-park
Royal Horse Grds. --Windsor
Ist Dragoon Gimicls--Efeter
2(1 Do. —Canterbury
3d Do —Canterbury ' '
4th Do.—Slieffleld- •
-,(ith Do. Bengal; MaidStrone
7th Do.—Manchester
ISt Dragoons-L-Dublin
2d Do. —Dublin
.3d-D-o.—"Rewbridge
4th Da—Brighton
-.6th
Hussars —Aldershot.
Bth Db.—Dundalk • "(
9th Lancersr,Bgal
10th Htissars—Birminghara
11th Hussars—How:isle-4-
12th Laneers—Xdrs: Maidst
13th Lt. Dragoors----NeWbrid.
14th Do? —Bombay: Maidst:
15th Hussars --Dorchester
16th Lancers—Kilkenny
17th Da—Dublin
(grenadier 4uards [lst jtatrJ--
Portinan Barracks :
D0..(2d bat.).+DUblin.
Do. (3d bat, )--7-Winfitm
Coldstream Gaardp-ast ;bat.)
.A IMO
Sceis 'usilier Gds. (ISt bat)
—St. George's Bks.
Do. [2d bat.]—Tower`

Lted §ervildagazige.")

med, the rast-named is that a
.Reginient is stationed.]

431 Do, Madras; Chatham
#4th ; Walmer
43th Do, --C. G. He ; Co ' ches.
46th:Do.—Corfu; Mulliugar
47th-Do. - Malta ;, Fermoy ;
_ (ordered to Gibraltar)
48th ; ditto

49th: Do.—.—Barbados ; Wollner
50th Do.—Dublin; Colches. ;
(ordered to Ceylon)
51st Da—Belfast; Pembroke
's2d : O.—Bengal ; 'Chatham
53d Do.--Bengal ; Chatham
54th Do. Aldershht; Winch.
55th Do.--Gibraltr;Parkhrst.
56th D,4.--Curragh ; Pembke.
57th Da—Malta ; Fellnoy
Bth Do.--New Zealand; 8011.
(ordered hotne)
59th Do.—Hong Kong ; Ath-
- lone
60th Do. (Ist bat )--Bengal.;
Chatham
Do, (2d bat )- Cape of Good
Hope ; Jersey
Do. (3d bat. )—Dubin; Jersey;
(ordered to India):
61st Do.—Bengal ; Chatham
61,d Do.-.—N. Scotia ; Birr
63d Do.—Ditto ; ditto
64th Do.—;Bombay; Chatham
65th Do. —New Zealand; Belt'.
66th Do.-=—Aldrsht.,; Winches.
fifth rioio4lstmeiatit,-; Athlne.
68th Do.--Cephalonia ; Tem-
plemore
69th Do. —Devonpt. ; Weyth.
70th Do.—Bengal ; Chatham
71st Da—Malta ; Ft. George
72d-Do.—Shncliffe. ; Ft. Gco.
72d Do.—Cape-of Good Hope ;
Colchester
74th Da—Madras ; Chatham
75th Do.—Bengal ; Chatham
76th Do.—N w Brunswk ; Birr
77th Do. —Dublin; Colchester
(ordered to N.S. W. )
78th Do.—Bombay; Chatham
79th Do. —Shorncliff ; Stirling
80th Do.—Cape; Colchester
81st Do.—Bengal; Chatham
82d Do. —Portsm. for China
83d Do. —Bombay ; Chatham
84th Do.— Madras ; Chatham
85th Da—C.of G. H.; Prestim
86th Do.—Bombay; Chathatn
87th Do.—Bengal ; Chatham
88th Do.—Aldershot: Belfast;
(ordered to India)
89th r o.—Cape for INOw Zea-
land ; Colchest
90th Do.—Chatham; a..,
91st Da—Corfu ; Preston
92d Do.—Gibraltar; Ft. Geo.
93d Da—Dover for China
94th Do.— Curing].) ; Pembrk.
95th Do.—Dublin ; (ordered
to Cape)
96th Do. —Gibralt.;Parkhrst.
(ordered home)
97th Do. Aldershot; Chi-
chester
98th Do.—Sheffield; Aldersh
99th Do.—Cork

Ist Not (Ist. bat. )—Curragh:
Glasgow
Do. (2d bat.)—Malta, for
Gib.: Glasgow
' 2d Do.—Cape of Good Hope;
Colchester
3d Do.—Corfu ; Templemore
4th Do.—Dublin; Colchester
sth Do.—Mauritius, for Hong
Kong ; Preston
6th Do.—Cape of Good Hope;
Colchester
7th Do.—Aldershot ; Fem. ;
(ordered to India)
Bth Do.—Bengal; Chatham
9th M.—Canada ; Limerick
oth Do. Bengal ; Chatham;

(ordereddhome)
11th ; Butte-
vant (ordered home)
12th Do.—(lst bat ) ••

mania ; Colchester
Do. (2d bat.)—Cape of Good

, .
Hope ; Colchester
13th Do.--Cape of Goocl Hope;

Colchester
14th Da—Malta ; Fermoy
15th Do.—Gibraltar ; Park-
hurst (ordered home)
16th Do.—Canada; Limerick;
(ordered home)
17th Do.—Canada ; Limerick
18th Do.—Curragh ; Birr

19th Do.—Aldershot; Parkst
21th M.—Aldershot ; Chich
21st Do.—Malta3 Glasgow

22d Do.—Aldershot ; Chiches
23d Do.—Portsmouth, for

China
24th Do.—Bengal ; Chatham
25th Do.—Manches.; Preston
26th Do.—Bermuda; Walmer
27th Do.—ipengal ; Chatham
28th Do, alts; Fermoy
29th Do.—Bengal; Chatham;
(ordered home)
30th Do.—Gib. ; Parkhurst
31st Do.—Gibraltar; Winchs,
32d Do.—Bengal ; Chatham
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BE de
ni ng ba
I; n r
33d- Do.—Mauritius; Colches.
gC; hPa at
hk ar smt
36th Do.—Jarnaica; Athlone;
(ordered home)
37th Do.—Ceylon; Cliches.
38th Do.—Curragh ; Fermoy
39th Do. —Canada ; Buttev.
40th Do.—N. S.W. ; Belfast
41st Jamaica ; Walmer,
42d Do.—Dover ; Stirling

Rifle Brigade (Ist bat.)--At•
dershot ; Winchester
Do. (2d bat. )—Do.; do.
Do. (3d bat.)—Aldershot ;
Win. (ordered to India)
Ist W. India Regt.— Jamaica
2d Da—Demerara
3d Do. —Demerara

Ceylon Rifle Regt.—Ceylon
Cape M. Rifles—C. of G. H.
Royal Canadian Rifle Regt.—
Canada
St. Helena Regt.—St. Helena
Royal Newfoundland Corps—

Newfoundland -
Royal Malta Fencibles—Malta
Gold Cst. Corps—Cape C. Cstl.
Military Train (Ist bat.)--Ald.
Do. (2d bat.)—China
Do. (31 bat.)—Shorncliff
Do. (4th bat.) —Curragh
Do. (sth bat. )—Woolwich
Do. (6th bat.)—York

Naval and Military intelligence.

The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, as First Lord
of the Admiralty, will hold levees on Thursday,
the 11th inst., and every Thursday during June
-and-July : . •
The Right Hon. Sir Maurice" F. Berkeley hai
just-left his of cial residence in the Admiralty for
Berkeley Castle, to visit his brother, the Earl Fitz-
hardinge, who is in a very precarious state of
health.

Mr. Baring, M.P., attended at the Admiralty
on Saturday, having returned to town after his re-
election for Falmouth

The following are extracts from the letter of a
Malta correspondent, dated 26th May :
" Her Majesty's despatch steamer Caradoc arrive I
from Alexandria on the 23d, bringing a telegraphic de•
spatch from Suez announcing the taking of Ahwaz, gar-
risoned by a Persian army of from 6,000 to 8,000 men,
who made no resistance.
"The Sydney screw steam transport left Malta on the
23d for Gibraltar, conveying on board Cu!. Haythorne,
Major Gore, Capt. Taaffe, Lients. Freebourne, Thomson,
Gray, Roberts, and Tymone, Ensigns Linekin and Pine,
Adjutant Teals and wife, Quartermaster Swains, Pay-
master Bamfield, Surgeon Crocker and wife, 416 non-
commissioned officers and privates of the Ist Royals.
"The Australian screw steam transport left on the
24th with troops for Gibraltar.
"The European and Australian Co.'s steampacket
Jura (Commander 'F. H. Stevens, R.N., mail agent,
en route for Australia) arrived from Southampton on the
afternoon of the 20th and left for Alexandria on the morn-
ing of the 21st, conveying, among other passengers, Ma-
jor Denniston, Capt. Bawkes, three non-commissioned
officers, and four drummers of the 28th Regiment.
" Among the screw steamers which have arrived at
Malta and have taken their departure thence since the
20th ult, are the following :—The Melita, for Gibraltar
and Liverpool, conveying among other passengers, Capt.
and Mrs. Crofton, R.A. ; the Thessalia, from Smyrna
for Liverpool ; the lonia, from Liverpool for Syra and
Constantinople ; the Scamander, from Alexandria for
Liverpool ; the General Codrington, from Constanti-
nople for London.

The Panagiaithombo, a prize taken by the Daunt-
less in tha late war, is advertised for sale on the 28th of
May, and also the schooner yacht Fiirt, which has been
for some time laid up at Malta.
"The Pere and the Vectis, Peninsular and Oriental
Company's screw steamers, arrived from Alexandria on
th• 26th. The further haves for Southampton and the
latter for Marseilles this afternoon."

The whole of the officers and men of the Roya:
Marines at present stationed at head-quarters a_
Chatham were a few days ago assembled on their
parade-ground for the purpose of witnessing the
presentation of a silver medal, together with a '3 0-ra.
tuiv of 151., which bad been awarded by the Loids
of the Admiralty to Colour-Sergeant B. Matthews,
of the Chatham division, for long service and meri-
torious conduct. The division having been formed
into square, Col. E. A. Parker, the commandant,
advanced to the centre, and, addressing the troops,
exhorted them to imitate the example of Sergeant
Matthews, whose good conduct had secured for him
the highest mark of distinction which it was in the
power of the Admiralty to bestow upon him. The
gallant Colonel then presented the medal to Ser-
geant Matthews, who has been 22 years in the corps
of Royal Marines, and who only lately returned,
in the Winchester, from China, where ha had been
serving in the Bittern since 1852.
On Saturday morning an order was received at
Chatham garrison from the War-office, directing
that the name of Capt. W. Nott, 83d Regiment,
linstruct,or of musketry to the provisional battalion,
be withdrawn from the list of officers under orders
to embarkfor
The enrolled pensioners of the Chatham division
having completed their usual peiiod of training
were inspected on Saturday morning on Chatham'
lines by Major R. Jenkins. The manoeuvring of
I those veterans and their steadiness under arms
elicited the warmest expressions of approval from
Major Jenkins and the other officers who were pre-
sent, upon the occasion.
The depot of the 93d Highlanders, numbering 75
non-commissioned' officers and men, arrived at
Chatham garrison from-Dover on the afternoon of
Saturday, fo T the purpose of joining the provisional
battalion. The following officers accompanied the
depot :—CalPtain G. M. Brown, Lieutenant G. R.
Fenwick, and Lieutenant A. 0. &buteau. The
old colours ,of the regiment have been left with the
depot for the purpose of being hung in Glasgow
Cathedral.
• The non-oammissioned officers and men of the
following deloots stationed at Chatham have com-
pleted a coui se of Enfield rifle instruction, previ-
ous to their zembarkation to join their service com-
panies in India—viz., the depots of the Bth, 10th,
86th, and 87th (Royal Irish Fusileers) Regiment.
The crew-corvette Archer, 14, Captain Heath-
cote, at rived at Spithead on Saturday, from the
West India station, to be paid off.
The Snake, 4, screw gunboat, Commander Corn-
merell, left. Spithead on Friday night for Sheerness
to be paid off'.
The Pigmy, tender, Master Commander John-
son, conveyed the band of the Royal Marines to
Osborne on Saturday afternoon.
A splendid banquet was" given by the let Life
Guards on Saturday evening, at the London