The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-29 00:00:00

ferring to the report on Lord Devon's land commission. They
wanted to know whether or not the population of Ireland w
in a destitute condition, and what might have been the
atlas
of it. This commissioner extraordinary, however, of the
Times was a comical sort of a fellow. The way in WhiCh 50Irie
newspaper writers who were so sent proceeded was this:--7
They wrote their communications before they set out, 5111
then sent them as they went along, according as it suited their
convenience.—(Laughter.) This gentleman had bog°
writing some long letters on olitical economy to p well rove son.
facts as self-evident and as admitted as that two al
three made five, or five and seven made twelve.—(Laugter.
But did they know what the commissioner had made oat .
—(Hear.) He had discovered that the women of Dela!!
were ugly.—(" Oh, oh," and groans.) He believedZ
commissioner was never in Tipperary.—(Laughren) 7,0
he been there that night, he might have found in 7...,
gallery reasons to change his opinions in that resPec",j,
(Cheering and laughter.) The commissioner bad altid
luded to some improvements making on the farms of no
George Hill, which he had ascribed to the fact of the pelto
being taught in the cAirse of those recent improvements n0,...6.
managethe spade, as if they had never known its use. .u.;,r
—(Laughter.) Some Irish wag had made the comb
swallow that lie, spade and all.—(Laughter.) So rote
the commissioner But he would tell the ladies of Ti
the
one thing to comfort them, and that was, that the colltwo
sioner was an excessively ugly fellow himself.Lsuo fjo
They could afford now to laugh a little, as the cause a"Yss of
at heart was progressing so satisfactorily. The prog.ep-t of
repeal could not be changed now by the folly of ons ''.iu.
men, or the crimes of another.—(Cheers.) It was acei.i,t
lating and strengthening ; and, however the current
land
forth,steadi steadily,
spreading
nfignfaelrlytiliotvyeranflodw
be attempted to be dammed up, it would rise calop
pinegaceit,s
prosperity to old Ireland --(Loud cheers.)
and giving
it Wu' I:C1
End rY
Mr. O'CONNELL rose again after a short pause, vPre•
giving and
posed the health of the Chairman, which was
ceived.
posingo,cnentehlle
lefth eab
rlittehhfleayo:ntkhneaSwtlaatde
Mr. N. MAILER returned thanks, and concluded 11 Po'
gPrisoners.
t.
,aced gr.
Aft err some other toasts, it being then about 12 o his
assemblage, which soon after foll°
example and separated.
—......

COURT CIRCULAR. .1 Me
burs"
WINDSOR, SUNDAY.—Yesterday morning his
ness Prince Albert left the Castle at twenty 01'"1 ifeeiora
nine o'clock for the Slough station of the Gre3 coloso`
Railway, en route to Buckingham Palace, attend—""1 b_g
~d par
Y at
';
Bowles and Mr. Anson. After transacting busia'
office of the Duchy of Cornwall, in Somerset ilout re larded
taking of luncheon at the Palace, his Royal
to the Castle, which he reached a little before Omsvl..",iisev.,l
The rain commenced just at the time tillrA on
were going out for their usual morning 14"131°
het
ponies. maw
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of seat
abed -
Majesty; and Prince Albert yesterday, and re' at
time at the Castle. ,terdei
The Hon. John and Mrs. Bloomfield arriVed Castle
the Castle 4 on a visit to her Majesty. t the as
The band of the Grenadier Guards attended a band
on Friday during dinner. Her Majesty's Privitt°
and
in attendance, and performed the same evemuk. 'tic
Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent, wth`e
d 0 pri•
gentlemen in attendance on the Court, ..,(0016
household, attended Divine service this snormue c, Do
vate chapel of the Castle. The Hon. and Bev' 6,1
Courtenay officiated. cote
The Royal Family have been taken for their a
pony and carriage airings in the course of the 410 0,
bt.lir.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended • awo
b.O
E. Anson and Colonel Bowles, arrived at Paccott,el
Palace on Saturday, at ten o'clock, for the pu
Ape'rkarthe
r°.
ing a council of the Duchy of Cornwall. the 1,1
ing the Prince returned from Somerset House to
attend
and at half-past three o'clock took his departure' tti •
1-o1
his suite, on his return to Windsor Castle. lonia
Dispatches were received yesterday at the calf P.,is
from the Governors of Hong-Kong, Ceylon, and ,„"fterukl-
The Rev. Dr. Wesley preached the sermon vr,ladi '0;11
the Chapel Royal, St. James's. Lord G. Pauleti -,„001,-t•
loughby, and Lord A. Fitzclarence, were among t""
present.

• 0,
THE AR MY. loorOof
The Right Hon. Lieutenant-General Lo rdfrol3oll6,
G.C.B. and G.C.H., has returned to Woolwich, ou,l`b"bet
absence, and resumed the command of the gar'l2,:i
during his absence, was held by Major-Genera
Smith.
f the t,
Lieutenant-Colonel Wilkinson Lister Kaye, insts!,oo
Artillery, on half-pay, died suddenly on the 23uoislt,
Leamington, in the 72d year of his age. o,,,i,9„cheeitte,psi
were dated, second-lieutenant, 11th June, 10100 DP'
May, 1822; captain, July 1836. He was placed 010
on the 4th May, 1843.
Major John Westlake has left the Wicklovt
for his seat, Ashbrooke Flouse, county Wicklovil• forCP
John Moore Napier, Esq., has left Dublin Caeve'' 0°
Tipperary, on leave. ,slP` t•
e be
rhe garrison of Dublin, consisting of a troop 0,, lie] ,rtti
Artillery, Royal Artillery battalion, with thegoo,o„,slo
terms ; 2d Dragoon Guards ; Scots Greys Mpter
British Dragoons); 11th, Prince Albert's a6.0,-„, 0
(Captain Douglas) ;;41st ( Welsh), 44th, 64th, en„oetobletrn
ments, and Depot Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade,;iteen
drill order on Tuesday, the 23d inst., in the bllloot,
Sir Edward Blakeney and his staff (who appear varieb of
undress), for afield day. The troops perfermeu tos,ed
manoeuvres ; each man was provided with t„.„e"dicl c'ivs°
blank cartridge. Light companies, 15. The sP'„stter,ao
of the Scots Greys was much admired. The 11;,, prey
very flue, and a good number of spectators vfe`i,•,-
The troops returnedto their barracks at four o'cl°c, tro°,i.rttv
The army in Ireland consists of the folloWigray, P;ro
Royal Horse Brigade, two troops; Royal Artns itl3
lion, detachments of 2d Dragoon Guards, 3d Dr,sge-00014,0
Ist Royal Dragoons, 2d Royal North British Jfil'l') lit 30
Royal Irish Hussars, 11th (Prince Albert's Ofie,',ll4',4tv
and 13th Light Dragoons; 7th Regiment of L'lle,tifr
Northumberhuul Fusiliers, 6th Royal, 16th, 24th,4,c0-,0,),
meronians), 30th, 32d, 34th, 41st, 44th, 49th k7oir,Aoli
nies), 54th, 64th, 70th, 73d (service
75th, 83d Regiments-total, 16 regiments ,_(4,,cr,A-
besides six companies of the 49th Regiment, ilttiLl'°"49
not yet arrived from Devonport. Depots-Ist P•s4tNotil
Royal, 15th, 19th, 33d, 35th, 38th, 46th, 48th, so, ao
72d Highlanders, 73d, 77th, 79th HighlanclasA.Alo4l,
Light Infantry, nth Connaught Rangers, 93d nle" To apd
95th Depot and Rifle Brigade Depot, Ist BattaliZioeS4'
19 Depots of Infantry, nine companies of Royal P:;-, f°'
officers of the Royal Engineers, forming an ace"' e
22,600 rank and file, of all arms.
CAVALRY.
Ist Royal Dragoons, Dundalk-A troop arrive ,upi
killen, from Dublin, on the 23d instant, and °°,;',,tl;°'l3sl'
barracks. Captain'Basttelotte's troop] is stationeu at
A troop is stationed at Monaghan, and two to°P
turbet. l3arrila
2d Royal North British Dragoons, Portobello osPolts
Dublin-Captain Campbell's troop, under the is
Major Ricketts, with Lieutenant Scobell, arriveu__A-40001
from Belfast, on the 24th instant, and joined 11"-00. their
being relieved by a troop of the Ist Royal Drarr "
corps have discontinued wearing the white fea
fur cap.

INFANTRY.
sth Fusiliers, Enniskillen—Brevet Major titlitleir.e?o;
company is stationed at Ballyshannon, having —o4oe"
company of the 38th depot. The barrack accoolei. a v
1, 'dine
ordered to be increased, so as to be capable of
companies and head-quarters of a depot of infell7esot,
7th Fusiliers—The draft of 1 lieutenant, I s'l'cor4 ef;
40 rank and file, marched from Charles Fort to and far
instant, and embarked on the same evening en oveitao
steamer, for Spike Mind, Cove of Cork, there to
cvls.irrieo
ther conveyance to the West Indies. The Ile3
and two companies under Major Yea, marched fro U
Fort for Naas, on the 23d of September, where it
by the 6th of October.
19th (York North Riding).—Depot, Carlow. ,14",;„,reedfr
party is ordered to march from Carlow for Due,,,ngg"
embark, per steam-vessel, for Liverpool, en route ''''
to be stationed. so 54th Regiment (West Norfolk).—Three of thee
so
panies marched from Fermoy for Cork, 23d just' acho4oool
quarters and three companies, under Col. Pane, 111„.,. 00,1
Fermoy, for Cork, Sept. 24, to embark for Gibrae''A. IssOi
of the Blenheim and General Palmer transport'. to 611/0101
ing party has marcked from Fermoy to Cork, therepdf,
per steam-vessel for Dublin, en route to Ballyjarees sii
stationed.
noterOttc,
70th (Surrey) Regiment, Newry. Head ado
two companies, with the band and colours, staff,
the • command of Lieut.-Colonel White, Wu' tfi
.„f—e ',Oll
Newry for Dublin, Sept. 29, relieving, en r°"eoliiire'
Chute's company at Drogheda on Oct. 1, and tribe Ajjell
at Dundalk, the former on the Ist October, aplicorp,,:iii?
29th September, by two companies of the same
to Du
these two companies so relieved will march in to
the head-quarters, and will arrive on October tole To
cupy barracks in Great Ship-street ; two eeinPseptolll,,,efr
march from Newry for Dublin on the 30th
and will arrive on the 4th October to join heel:, le" 0
The invalids and sick men, in charge of a sergesn'tbeilignlr
teed from Newry to Dundalk by car, and frore,,, to
Drogheda by same conveyance, and from Drogireid is Co
lin by railway, to join the head-quarters. BlePr sod L;I:
manding the two companies stationed at Nast"%tatioorto.,,
Oswald Pilling is commanding the detachment A at
head-quarter& Brevet-Major Paschal is statioe7id
The 70th Regiment will be relieved on the 29t11ttri, ;
September by the depot of the 85th Light Int"' 4fig
Londonderry. A recrtereio
73d Regiment, Service Companies, Cork-- ;„, en
party has embarked at Cork, per steamer, for Deem- 00'
to Downpatrick, there to be stationed. an/ L4`
75th Regiment, Birr—Captain George's con 113„ SeP°'
tioned at Shannon-bridge, where it, arrived ;est. O'
having relieved a company of the 6th Bort' Begibet--1)10
79th Cameronian Idighlhnders, Depot Beltargor Dis,
crafting party is ordered to march from Belturbet, en' roiofor__
there to, embark per steam-vessel to Glesrw'asd Gel°ooll‘
Thurso, there to be stationed. Captains NaPlerreds tclitio
are ordered to hold them Selves in readiness to
bark for Gibraltar to join their service companinirsoll
to the draft of one 'lieutenant, one sergeant, and
file under orders, ref

Riffle Brigade Depot, let Battalion, pigeon
ORDNANCE CORPS. 00050 ...c" 11'
Dublin—Captain Reynard,stationed in coranlan
toe,aluihill#o7
ment at Beggars' Bush Barracks, is ordered to draft, loia
readiness to prepare for embarkation with decs SoJ
coai•
serjeant and 30 rank and file and 3 boys, under orie
their service companies at Corfu. Major lirgLlP°
8 Jr
manding the depot com_p_anies. c
ROYAL ARTILLERY, WOOLWICH, SEPT. 25.-- - ilicpanvord
Garstin's company (9th battalion of the 6th co 0 -the
Royal Artillery, will embark to-morrow (FridaY)ic'i) citi
and proeee will e j,
one of the Woolwich steam-packets
Southampton Railway to Portsmouth,
bark on board the Athol troop-ship, gioter Durso ~r)
Parson, for Devonport, to relieve. Brigade-MAW The falt,
page's company (9th battalion, 7th company)' d CaPtijia
where
rtollienYantodestirr
who accompany this detachment are the Sewn F. F. v,
F. Crawford, and First Lieutenant A. Pelet arid t woollivtiwo
nox. The Athol is expected to return direenct ,t art t'oe
with Major Cuppage's company, and then to w.a. cslted
companies next in rotation for foreign service'bovlojil Pru7lati
Glasgow and Major Arbuckle's companies, To'ra SY°
to Jamaica to relieve the companies of Captain
Major Rowland, now stationed in that island. _ nopi IF"rite
Corps of Pensioners—Active preparations irtu int° a orcy,
made for bringing this reserved body of veteran.g emery rive
to render them fit for active service in case of or the
This morning a large quantity of clothing,, cons fro
large bales, three vats, and one case, war a broliogie", for
stores in the Royal Arsenal, to be made into e

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Middlesex, Monday, September 29,1a"'