The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.
CAVALRY.

24 Dragoon Guards, Longford—Officers on leave of absence
—Major Cr.mpbell, to Sept. 14; Brevet Major Trench, to
Sept. 14 ; Civet. Knox, to Sept. 10 ; Cornet Carter, to Sept.
12; Assi.tant- Surgeon Wheeler, to Sept. 14.
3d Doegoon Guards, Ballincollig—The detachment from
Fandon marched Sept. 2, and joined head-quarters same day ;
a detachment marched from Ballincollig to Bandon same day
anti relieved it. Two trop; s marched from Cork to Ballincol-
lig, Sept. 2, and joined head-quarters same day, on being re-
lieved by a squadron from ditto. A troop marched from Bal-
-1:ncol ig f)r Clogheen Sept. 2, and arrived on the 4th, to re-
lieve Captain Garrett's troop, which marched for Ballincollig
/Sept. 4, at d aill Join head-quarters Sept. 6
tiffs (Royal Irish) Hussars, Portobello Barracks, Dublin--
A troop will march from Dublin for Athlone Sept. 8, and will
arrive on the 13th, to occupy the barracks, relieving Capt. Tut-
troop of the Qs en's Bays.

16th Regiment—Lieut. Cassidy, 16th Foot, has been ap-
pointed to tl-r command of the sub-division of the northern re-
eruitin district, in the room of Captain Hamilton, who has
rejoit.t ti his regiment, the 37th.
31-h Regiment (Cumberland), Athlone—Officers on leave
or a' sence : Lieut.-Colonel George Airy to 10th October,
M: jor Brown to 14th October, Captain Mathews to 30th Sep-
tember; Major I :eedes is commanding.
4t,th ( Northampton) Depot, Kilkenny—Officers on leave of
alx,,nee ; Brevet. Major Cole to 14th October ; Lieuts. Henry
1.-13' S.ptember, Dore to 30th September ; Ensign O'Sul-
livan to 3! st January, 1816.—Recruiting-2 sergeants and. 7
talk aid fire. S.ek at Chatham-13 rank and file. Recruiting
S at ioos—l 3, rgeant and 2 privates at Armagh, 1 sergeant, 2
privatfs, and 3 recruits, at Northampton ; 1 corporal and
tfr private?. Officera present at head-quarters Major
M•Cleverty, commanding; Brevet Major Ward, Cap-
tai: s Webber, Smith, and Bromley; Lieuts. Lys (depot
paymaster), Green (depot adjutant), Fetherstone, and Sel-
lick ; Ensigns West, Johnstone, Elton, and Sykes; Assistant
Sung;on Johnstone, M.D. Effective strength of the depot
con nt i es— , acting ser, °
'Tent- *or, 14'sergean tz, 6 drummers,
and :137 rank and file. Lieutenant W. Wyndowe is recruiting
nt Neweistle-on. Tyne, as superintanling officer. Honorary
distinctions of this cow Douro, Talavera, Albuera, Ba •
ciaj z, S:ilamanco, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, Tou-
louse, Peninsula. Lieutenant-General Middlemore is Colonel
commaoding.

Otts (Princess Charlotte of Wales's) Regiment—The Ist
slivision of six companies arrived at Kingstown Harbour, from
I)evcnprrr, cn the afternoon of the Ist of September, on
of her Majesty's steam-vessel Rhadamanthus, Master
isral Commander 'Thomas Laen, R.N , were di•embarked
• 3111(• reining, and proceeded by railway to Dublin, and
M-eopied Great Ship-street Barracks. The following officers
aid man, &c., with their baggage, arrived, viz.:—Major
Cotton, commanding ; Captains Montgomery, Rainey, Chat-
inf;TA, and D sniell ; Lieutenants Michell, Baddeley, Bellairs,
and, ; Ensigns Page, Bainfylde, King, Richardson, Chi-
ehet.ter, Maitland, and Rocke ; Assistant-Surgeon Garrett,
'l'l. D. Strength of the six companies-10 sergeants, 5 drum-
mers, 24 corporals, 376 privates, with 30 soldiers' wives and
44 children, arid one field officer's charger. One company
marched Irons Dublin, 3d September, and will arrive, sth, to
ocenry barracks, relieving Brevet Major Powell's company of
the 32,1 regiment. One company marched from Dublin, 3d
Sept. tuber, for Philipstown, and will arrive on the sth, to re-
ht.eii a company of the 6th regiment. A detachment of I cap-
tain, 1 subaltern, 2 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 40 rank and file,
march from Dublin, fur Tyrrell's Pass, 3d September, and will
ive en the 6th, to relieve a company of the 54th regiment.
A detachment marched from Dublin, for Athy, 3d September,
:sod arrived on s'h, to be stationed, relieving a detachment of
the 79th ( Highlanders) depot.
osth Regiment—On Wednesday a detachment of the 65th
Regiinent, consisting of 3 sergeants, 3 eorpora's, and 42 pri-
ystel. with 2 privates of the 11th regiment of Foot, marched
from Dublin garrison en route for Woolwich, there to embark
ss a Convict guard on board the convict ship Pestonjee Homan •
ji-e, 40 ) tons burden, bound with convicts for Van Diemen's
.Land. Six women and six children proceed with the above.
The guard is under the command of Captain William Henry
.Thorntun of the 11th, with Lieut. Thomas R. M'Coy, of the
an.l on WeAriesday next, the 10th instant, another convict
guard' will leave the head- euarters of the 65th, to proceed en
:route for the same destination.
73,1 !?,•giment, Cork —One v,f the service companies marched
n Fen:l°y fur Ciel: on the 4th September, and joined head-
querters same day, being relieved by the Ist division of the 54th
'regiment, cf,roisting of two companies.
74th Regisiwnt—On Thursday the first division 74Lh Regi-
meat, ender Mij Sr Crawl.y ; on Friday, the second, under
,Aisjus. Fordyce; avid ou Satarday, the head-quarters, under
Lieut.-Colonel Crabbe, moved from Canterbury, to replace at
-Gespart the 37th, who proceed to occupy the quarters of the
at Newport, South Wales.
. The 75th Regiment, Cardiff and Pater, will be conveyed by
4he tbia,:'araantlius, steam trauspart, from Cardiff and Pater to
:Cork. . .

79th Highlanders, dept, Naas.—The detachment, consisting
of Captain G iisfnrd, 2 sergeants, and 30 rank and file, marched
from Athy fir Naas Sept. 5, and will join head-quarters on
the t;kh. having been relieved by a company of the 49th
.I{e7,iment.

ORDNANCE CORPS.—ROYAL ENGINEERS IN IRELAND.--
At Dublin : Co'onel Lewis, C. 8., ciirnrrianding ; ditto, Se-
cond Captain Nelson; ditto, Lieut. Col mel Savage. Dublin
Lieu!s.llawkins,Ba tie and Miller. At Cork : Brevet-
i,
: I.:jor Cc. Second Captain thoughton. At Athlone: Captain
.7ludgen, Fi;st Lout. Wvstalacoi.t, and Second Lieut.
At Limerick : Second Captain Lugard and Second
-Lieut. Bich. At Londonderry First Lieut. Dill. At Chin-
First Lieut. Ogle. At Boyle : First Lieut. Cosset.
Killtenny : First Lieut. Gallvrey. At Ferrnoy; First
Lieu . I.uyken. At Belfast: Captain Hawkshaw and Second
Lieut. ,11 &pray. At Teinplemore : Second Lieut. Inglis. At
: ser;ond Lieut. Wray.
Rov.ar, ARTILLERY,WOOLWICII.—The Master-General
-has been pleased to sanction an interchange of companies
be' weep t!.e following officers :—Capt. the Hon. Hand_
enck, from Captain Calling's company, at prei.ent stationed at
INla!ta, with Captain Airey, of Major Andrew's company, at
-prooent at Pigeon-house Fort,

SUDDEN' AND DISGRACEFUL DEATlL—Yesterday
.Ikir. Baker held an inquest at the Royal Oak, Flummer's-row,
Whitechapel, on the body of a man, name unknown, apparently
about forty years oh!, supposed to be an engineer just arrived
from Birmingham. Early on Tuesday morning deceased met
Arith some girls in Whitecnapel, and accompanied them to a
-hou-,e in the above street. In a short time he went to bed
alone, arid soon after that one of the girls heard him breathing
very heavily: She went to look at him, and found that his
lead had fallen from the pillow, and that he was dead. A stir-
peon was called in, who said that deceased died from apoplexy.
Verdict—" Found dead."

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TIIIS DAY.
rning 45 minutes.' alter 3 • Evening . 2 minntea /atm' 4