The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-16 00:00:00

horses started.

Proprietors. Riders.
John Mackenzie, Esq., b h Jack (F. M`Donald) 1 1
Mr. Hacman's Chesnut mare (Owner) 4 2
Mr. A. Ross, V.S., black horse, Lazarus (J. King) 2 4
A. Robertson, Eiq ' bay mare, Ellen .. .. (o.oper) 3 3
Captain Frazer's bay horse, Sweep...(Owner) broke down.
Second Race (Hack), for one mile and a half.
•
G. Macdonald, V.S., by mare Maggy ... (Owner) 1
2
mare Kitt .....
Mr. Macphek•son's
(Pony) for a purse.
Third hat:
rirr: oc elwsnut horse, Charlie
'.ate
Mr. A. Roses black pony Mit). '
Provost Sutherland's bay pony . .
,C.
• Fourth Race (Hack) fur a I.:1C .
1 1
!tr. J. G. Macdonald, V.S., bay mare Maggy ..... 3 2
pr,l,og, therland's chesnut mare
Mr. Macpherson a 1..14y mare Kitt
—lnverness Courier.

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2 2

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CAVALRY.
3d Dragoon Guards, Ballincolllg—,Anistartt &up on
ell is on leave to 14th October. Veterinary Burgeob n
arched
Ktuall
ilts joined head-quarters from leave of absence. Major "teeg-
dale is caillidaliding a, squadron at Cork, and Captains Gar-
rett and arner, Lietifg, &torsi', Marsh, CI-Ayr, and
Cornet Whitby. Captain J. D. DvSon 11 gommanding a
troop at Clogheen. Lieutenant •Colonel Arthur is codialand-
tug at lietllPAttarters. _
„lgt tioyal Dragoons, Dundalk—Lieut. Tlioroton is at
Mon6gh&ni with Captain
.Sibthorp's troop.
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INFANTRY,
Pith Royal Regiment, M ill
itgar....A onivany
fir Granard on the 6th October, and arrived on the 7th to be

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atationed. ..
Ist Royal, Ist Battall in, Depot, Nenagh--Officers on leave
of attseliceaCaptain Carter, to 31st October-; Lieut. Poole,
to Ist Ntivettitl.fi Captain Main and Neut. Lloyd are sta-
tioned at Borrisokane, viitli a eoittpfinyi Lieut. Breeden is
on leave to 15th November. Capt. Ormsby is. cOMManding.
gilt (Northumberland Fusiliers), Enniskillen —Cobaiel
Stffherland lists pitied head-quarters from leave of absence,
pid trthen the ctanthand. Captain Guy's company, with First
Lieut. Bilker, S fergetintii, 1 dfulittMr, and 60 rank and tile,
is stationed at Arvagh. Brevet Major Magregor and Lieut.
Screggs,_ 3 sergeants, 1 drummer,: and 45 rank and tile (a
oiriatittily), if Stationed at Ballyslizinnon. Recruiting, 3 ser-
geantg; and 8 rank and tile, Major Smith has joined heatl-
- at that station.
quartetf frdin Ballyttinnelli Captain Kennedy is command
lave of absence—Captains Ashmore and Audain. Aic9ll-1-
10;11 (Bedfordshire) Regiment; Buttevant.-officers on
any if tttitloned tit Mill-street, Captain
ru Henderson, Aeu-
iltid 54 rang and lild. At heoldsquarteas, 9 companies, con-
tenant Dickenson, Ensign Lovell, 4 sergeants, 1 dmmer,
sisting of 1 regimental sergeant-major, 40 sergeants, 15
drummers, and 690 rank and file. Recruiting, 1 sergeant
and 11 rank and file. Lieut.-Colonel Henry M'Manus is
commanding, _
20th Cameronian Regittiftt, Belfast—Capt. Carey 's corn-
pain', donsistlng of Lieuts. Biqa and Audrewa, 4 sergeants, 1
drammet, and 60 rank and tile, stationed at Carrickfergus
Castles, is orderel to be relived from head-quartets by same
corps. Major S•range is on leave to 14th October, Lieut.
Roberts on leave to 14th October, Ensign Mountain to 14th
November, Surgeon Stewart to 14th October. Recruiting, 3
sergeants and 6 rank and file. Lieut.-Col. A. 11. S. Moun.
taro, C. 8., is commanding.
34th (Cumberland) Regiment, Fermoy.—Officers on leave
aeo:arori
TilddsEta::111:1,1:17
drummers,
of absence—Lieut. Colonel -.Aire to 10th October, Major
Brown to 14th October, Captain Simpson to 10th October,
Captain
Schreiber
gdLelinisutlit.,gl.if commanding,ri
Ls baeacsi,Ctlalo‘pratai3abrileorsyltis,
March, 184,
3.5 t,
e.
cErnusi Ensign
Recruiting,
Sir
sGseoe,:agr;igßiedea9:lllt,raisektil:r.at3n,
;adSdcjolutBtta,l3nakrit,:tbioiedrtslfl4oitielli
Surgeon Bain, IC
Oxley, 1 albot, Agnew, Sit-
October.
il:e strength, 1 regimental set-
Surgeon7Gi‘
.HiffiliavrticNtie,therc:,al::.ps,
sarieinHsi
le:te- present,
h.mece3.
k,(,lce, MajorL3li! i
uxetll\s, )1:.). eel,
Paymaster Roche,
,1.D., Assistant-
.fa'ollx eyance to Corfu.
arles Port, Kinsale—Captain
wQ.g eeualal Robinson,t-eB t liirtji,a•orisrail
tl:se,:r4rra4k,
‘ne‘si‘d,reii,
sergeants,
Logißji
tile. The Java, 1,175 tons, is shortly expected to sail from
imenr,lafni.drinLgondon
-Deptford, for. the Cove of Cork, to, receive on boat d the ser-
yic3estchoyspuanssieexs
)ofßthegisim'es:tesenracptons,
Moore is On leave of7abseneel CaptaitAt lrleeca:nuatiiistihieirigaentidomEbrtenysihgansßegiment, Londonderry—Captain
Russell are stationedavith. a cempany at Bandon. Recruit.
ing, 1 sergeant and 8 rank and file.
sta-
tioned.em3bBatrl embarked
(e dli‘siat;jsoCtruouffr koer,edtlisoe:lsi
re )
Murray is on leave of absence to 10th. October, and Ensign
:u.iptatirs Carr, Adamson, Tudor,
Cooke to 15th .Noveipbta. Major Lowth is commanding.
Major Campbell has embarked ter the sei-ylce companies in
the West Indies. Capt. Carr and Lieut. Hackett are ordered
to embark for the service companies. Recruiting, 2
d;nt-major, 13 sergeants, 4 drummers,
serjeants and 7 rank and file:. Officers present at head-
d9ot Paymasters Hackett,
Scott, L.avar,l, Gioiter; depot, adj,,,.
of Captain Carr, Lieut. Hackett, 2 ser-
ant ; Fiasians Hackett,
Assiatant-Surgeon Browne. . Effective
erson, -
strength,
qaGlltirdaerit.nse:tso—;ll;nalacilejt,oliiienrtitlAss
.0:: ,
‘tel(
al
and 260 tank am file.
38th (Ist Staffoidshire) Regiment, n
--epot, London)erry—.
Tgehaendt
sr,a
Il t
cTrunistit'ntlienrg, aiid.4o rank and tile, accompanied by an
to join head-quarters.
armed party of an officer, si rgrant, and 12 rank and file, and
sty's troop-
-6 rank and file Supernumerat i,:s,will march from Londonderry
for Belfast on the Bth October, and arrive by 12th instant,
there to emi.ark per steam.yessel for Dub!in,r kor further can-
.a,yance to Cork, to await .inbarkation fur the 'West Indies
to join the service companies. The armed party will retain
ship Apollo soiled
Cage of Good Hope, Oct. 2,with
the ,sere ice • companies on timid, under the command cf
e
Lieutenant-Colonel Vandenneulen. Ensigns Salter and Corry
ffirato;ml3ldlc)luotbriklgitilt,;tlrori-blttoToirili.c.lfoidtei
.Majesty
are on leave of to from the depot companies
at Spike 'eland. Major Tyre is commaneing.• Captains Ricer d
and Watdiaw; Lieut. Campbell, Depot Adjutant Murray,
Depot Paymaster and Ensign, Ramsay (sick), are with the
depot. Lieutenant O. B. P. Atcy is commanding a detach-

'NG, OCTOBER 16,'0.8.5.

went of ,1 sergeant and 16 rank upd tile' at Ctniden• Fort,
Cork Harbour. 1 sergeant and 16 rank and fil.i are sta-
tioned..ai. Carlisle Fort. Recruiting, 6 sergeants and 12 rank
and tile.

82d (Prince of Wales's Volunteers), Depot Kinsale.--
Officers present at head-qiiariers :—Major William Slater,
Captains Eccles and Bates, Lieutenants Baillie, depot
paymaster, Isaac, Halliday, and Elliott; Ensigns Farmer
sod Laurie, Assistant Surgeon Webster, M.D. Effective-
strength. 1 acting sergeant major, 11 sergeants, 5 drummers,
and 197 rank and file of three companies. At Dunmanway,
0110 company, consisting of Captain Watson, Ensign
Fraser, '2 sergeants, I;drummer, and 50 rank and file; re-
cruiting, 2 sergeants and 8 rank and file. Captain Max-
well is on leave to 20th October, and Lieutenant Lambert to.
31st October. The company at Dunmanway will shortly
join head-quarters. Ensign Breton has joined head-quarters
from leave of absence.

S2turtlay the 83d 11Pgiment underwent their half-yearly
inspection in the square of the new barracks, before Major-
General Lord Downes. The corps, under command of
Lieut.-Colonel Trydell, having formed line, received his lord-
ship and staff with the customary honours ; after which,
they divided into companies, and the usual inquiries were
made by the general. They next marched past in slow
and quick time, and Lord Downes expressed himself highly
pleased h their discipline and soldier-like appearance. Ile
subsequently saw the sergeants of the 83d perform the sword
exercise at the Castle Barracks, and was gratified by the
expert manner in which they went through this truly sol-
dier- like accomplishment.
95th Regiment—Major Gener4l Lord Downes, accom-
panied by Colonel St. John Clerke, on Tuesday, made his
f+alf-yearly inspection at Tralee, of the depot of the 95th Re.
giment, a very fine body of young men, The local com-
pany- of pensioners, under Captain Stokes, was also inspected
by his Lordship.

ILWAYS IN JAMAICA.
(From the Jamaica Dispatch, Sept. 9

. •
Although the prosrect which haa been opened to us of the
general formation of railways throughout the island has been
hailed with univer,al gratification. not merely on account Of
the facilities to traffic and locomotion which they will confer,
but in respect of the cmfidence which so large an iavestment
of British capital in our soil shows to have sprung up among
capitalis!s in England in the returning prosperity of Ja-
maica, the real and substantial benefits to be derived from
these grand undertakings have not yet been considered or
dreamed of by the great majority of our fellow-colonists.
We leek to these undertakings as harbingers ( f a glorious
day of improvement now dawning upon the gloom which
has overspread these fine islands during a long night of ad-
versity and desolation. We anticipate from them increase
of population, extended commerce,- increased productive-
ness, an enlarged field of indwary. We hope ere long to see
by the aid of railways and of that capital which seems now
to be flowing in a copious stream towards our shores a
totally different system of estates' management. We hope
to see that which has often been recommended and approved,
but has hitherto been found impracticable from the difficulty
of carriage, the manufacture of sugar separated altog,ther
from the cultivation of it. The benefit of central manufac-
tories established on a large scale and maintained by wealthy
companies requires only to be experienced in order to be
universally admitted. • In all districts through which a rail
way shall be formed these central factories might be esta-
blished, and tram-roads laid at the expense of the company
to each estate in its neighbourhood, by which, fOr a small
charge per ton on the carriage, the canes of each estate
might be carried for manufacture. We need not tell the
planter how much more cheaply sugar could be thus mane
factured in large quantities than it is at present on the
estate. This is no theory of ours. It has been tried and
is at present, we believe, in operation in the island of
Guadaloupe under the superintendence of a company raised
in Paris. The title of the company so far' as we can learn
is an " Association for the Manufacture of Sugar in the
French Antilles ;" its capital is considerable, raised alto-
gether in France, but we cannot state with precision
the terms upon which the produce is manufactured;
that would be subject for arrangement according to the pecu-
liar locality of each manufactory. But the adv...ntages of
this system would not be confined to the benefits which
would be derived by the proprietors of sugar estates now in
cultivation from the reduced cost of manufacturing their
produce. It would create a new class among us—it would
bring into cultivation lands which never yet have been thus
employed—it would cause to emigrate to our shores hundreds
of small capitalists, who could afford to purchase and culti-
vate their lots of 40 or .50 acres of canes, but who could not
now so apply their means for want of expensive works. The
production of the country might thus be doubled.
In such a parish as -Were the establishment of a central
factory on a large scale would, we should conceive, be most
advantageous. The level tract of country under cane culti-
vation would enable trams to be laid to every estate in the
parish, and the labour now employed in manufacturing the
produce might be exclusively engaged in increasing the
production.

- The foregoing observations have been thrown out for the
consideration of planters here and of capitalists at home,
• among the latter of whom we have reason to believe the sub-
ject las already been in contemplation. If railroads did
nothing else for us but this they would deserve our anxious
support.

TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 5. J. Penfold, Goring, Sussex, farmer, at half-past
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London-Nov. 4.
J. linray, Old Fish-street-hill, Upper Thames-street, sta-
tioner, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London-Nov. 6.
I'. Eastwood, Brighton, grocer and cheesemonger, at eleven,
at the Court of Bankruptcy, London-Nov. 5. J. Wood,
Cardiff, Glamorganshire. baker, at eleven, at the Court of
Bankruptcy, Bristol-Nov. 6. T. Holland, Manchester,
woollen-cloth manufacturer, at twelve, ai the Court of Bank-
ruptcy, Manchester-Noy. 4. J. and E. Fisher, Maghull,
Lancashire, wine and spirit merchants, at twelve, at the
Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool-Nov. 18. J. Spencer, Den-
' hohne Carr, Yorkshire, worsted piece manufacturer' at
eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds-Nov. 11. T.
Bonifield, Lincoln. ironmonger and brazier, at eleven, at the
Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds-Nov. 11. T. W. Green, Leeds,
bookseller and printer, at eleven, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcv, Leeds-Noy.- 6. Smallwood, Birmingham,
grocer, at eleven, at the Ccurt of Bankruptcy,
Bit mingham-November 5. J. Lewis, Birmingham, card
and, pasteboard and Coloured paper manufacturer, at
eleven, at the Court of,, Bankruptcy, Birmingham-Nov. 5.
B. S. Jones, Wrockwardine, Shropshire, grocer, at half-past
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Birmingham-Nov. 5.
W. H. Bates, Birmingham, factor, at eleven, at the Court of
Bankruptcy, BirminAham-Nov. 18. T. Horton, West
Bromwich, Staffordshire, iron founder, at twelve, at the Court
of Bankruptcy, Birmingham-Noy. 5. J. Bennett, Little
Birch, Herefordshire, cattle dealer, at half-past eleven, at the
Court of Bankruptcy, Birmingham-Nov. 5. J. and W.
Herring, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants, at eleven, at the
Court cf Bankruptcy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
CERTIFICATES.
Nov. 5. J. E. Smirk, Broad-court, Bow-street, Covent.
garden, licensed victualler, at eleven, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy, London-Nov. 4. C. Jones, Adstock, Buckingham-
shire, salesman, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Lon-
don-Nov. 5. W. Verey, High-street, Kingsland, licensed
victualler, at half-pa-t one, at the Court of Bankrutcy, Lon-
don-Nov. 4. W. Parsley, Woolwich, hat and cap maker,
at eleven, at the court of Bankruptcy, London-Nov. 5.
W. Maton and J. Hu 'son, Fore-street, City, leather
sellers, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy, London-Nov. 4. T. C. Smith and R.. Hayes, Hen-
rietta-street, Covent-garden, hotel-keepers, at two, at the
Court of Bankruptcy, London-Nov. 5. F. West, South-
ampton, boot and shoe maker, at one, at the Court of Bank-
niptcy, London-Nov. 6. J. Redden, Cambridge, coach
builder, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London
-Nov. 6. J. C. Walton, Halstead, Ess-x, at eleven,
at. the Court of Bankruptcy, Lendon-Nov. 4. J. White,
Warminster, currier, at one. at the C.tirt of Bank-
ruptcy, London-Nov. 4. J. Botcherby, Darlington,
Durham' coal owner, at half past eleven, 21 the Court
of Bankruptcy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-Nov. 4. F. Loraine,
Newcastle-upon-Tame, bookseller, at one, at the Court of
Bankruptcy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-Nov. 4. A.l'. French,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hotel-keeper, at ha f-past eleven, at
the Court of Bankruptcy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-Nov. 7.. T.
Curtis, Lkkeard, Cornwall, linen and woollen draper, at one, -
at the Court of Bankruptcy, Exeter-I'ov. 6. J. R. Owen,
Manchester, stock and share broker, at twelve, at the Court
of Bankruptcy, Manchester.