The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A LIST OF GENERALS OF THE BRITISH ARMY
WHO HAVE DIED IN 1843.

Generals—The Earl of Cathcart, Morrison, Finch, Lord
Forbes, Lord Lynedoch, Sir J. Fraser, Sir L. M'Farlane, Sir
John Crosbie, John M'Kern, Sir Hilgrove Turner, Sir Thomas
Hislop, E. H. L. Popham, Sir Charles Colville, Gore Browne,
William Brooke, Sir Thomas Browne.

Lieutenants-General—Terence O'Loghlin, Sir Arthur
Brooke, Sir John Taylor, John Ross, D. F. Blommart, Sir A.
Campbell, Robert Beever, Mark Napier, T. Foster, J. Le
Mesurier, Philip Phileots.
Majors-General—Sir James Money, Sir Broke Vere, Sir
John Jones, Sir J. B. Savage, P. Drummond, Charles Young-
husband, G. O'Malley.

ROYAL ARTlLLERY.—Memorandum.—The Second Lieu-
tenants appointed to the Royal Artillery by the General Order
of this date are posted to companies as follows, viz. A.
Smith, to Captain Morgan's company, sth battalion ; E. W.
Phillips to Major Andrews's, 7th battalion ; E. Mowbray to
Captain Pickering's, 3d battalion ; F. H. Chancellor to Cap-
tain Shepherd's, 7th battalion ; R. H. Carlyon to Major Fur-
neanz's, 2d battalion ; H. S. Elliot to Captain Palmer's" 9tb
battalion ; C. Waller to Captain Mee's, Bth battalion ; R— K,
Freeth to Lieutenant- Colonel Colquhoun's, 6th battalion ; C.
W. Grey to Captain Cator's, 2el battalion , F. M. M. Om-
maney, to Captain Cornelius's, 4th battalion; E. Palmer to
Major Elgee's, 4th battalion ; 0. H. Gilbert to Captain Tom-
kyles, sth battalion ; F. Vansittart to Major Kendall's, 4th
battalion ; L. G. Paget to Captain Wilson's, 6th battalion ; R.
Phelips to Major Greenwood's, Bth battalion; H. Mercer to
Major Hardinge's, 3d battalion; H. A. R. Fitzgerald to Major
Jackson's, 3d battalion.

(Signed) J. E. JONES,
Colonel Assistant Adjutant-General.
Dated Dee. 29, 1843.

" General Order, Jan. 5, 18-14.
" The following general remark made by the Hon. the Sur-
veyor-General upon Messrs. Cox and Co.'s account of allow-
ance to wives and families of soldiers, Royal Artillery, to take
them to their homes, year 1841-2, is promulgated to the regi-
ment for the guidance of all officers in command of troops,
companies, and detachments :
"' It is requested that, on the principle directed to be adopted
by item 5, page 124 vol. 2, Finance Regulations, the
women may be furnished with certificates for passage by sea,
railway, &c., in all cases in which it may be practicable, in the
same manner as for troops, companies, and detachments, it
being considered that, in most instances, orders for the convey-
ance payable by Messrs. Cox and Co., would be taken by the
railway companies.'
(Signed)

" H. D. ROSS,
" Deputy Adjutant-General."
The 33d Regiment having lost a number of men by the late
fatal epidemic in the West India Islands, was placed under
orders for North America, and landed at Halifax, Nova Scotia,
and immediately afterwards proceeded to New Brunswick,
where the corps is now stationed. The 33d relieved the 30th
Regiment at New Brunswick, and the latter, having embarked
for a home station, are daily expected to land at Cork.

MILITARY STATIONS.—JANUARY 1.
( From the United Service Magazirte.)

Regiments & Corps.

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