The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-18 00:00:00

THE ARMY.
CAVALRY.
2d Royal North British Dragoons, Portobello B-i-f a
Dublin.—Major-General Wyndham made his half-yearly in-
spection of this corps on Tuesday, and was much pleased with
the fine appearance of the men and horses. The recruits and
young horses, under the command of Lieut. Phillips, riding-
master, with Comets Lyon and Buchanan, joined head-
quarters on the 15th of October, from New Bridge.
INFANTRY.

26th Cameronian Regiment, Belfast.—Captain C try's com-
pany, with Lieut. Rhys and Andrews, three sergeanfs,`one
drummer, and 75 rank and file, marched from Carrickfergus
Castle on the 15th October, and joined head-quarters same
day, having been relieved by a company of same corps.
27th Regiment.—The head-quarters of this regiment, at
Graham's Town, Cape of'Good Hope, were to embark on the
15th July, for Port Elizabeth. The South African Journal
contains the following General Order:—
"The Lieutenant-Governor and Colonel commanding oa
the frontier cannot permit the departure of the 27th without
expressing his entire approbation of the excellent and soldier-
like conduct which has distinguished this corps during its
long and useful service in the eastern districts; and he re-
quests to express to Lieut.-Colonel Johnstone the great satis-
faction he derived in observing, at Isis recent inspection, not-
withstanding the disadvantages to perfect discipline by the
remotely detached services in which the corps has been em-
ployed on this frontier, that there has been no deviation in the
good system of interior economy, or in that perfect harmony
and unanimity which have ever characterised the Innis-
killiners, and which Colenel Hare most earnestly hopes may
continue uninterrupted. On such an occasion as the present
of a separation, for the first time, from his distinguished
corps, whose fortunes he has followed for 46 years, and
whose gallantry he has proudly witnessed in every quarter of
the globe, to have conspicuously added to the glories of the
British army, Colonel Hare cannot but feel deep and sincere
sorrow • and in giving expression to those feelings which the
warmth of natural affection and the recollection of time
long past forcibly produce in him, he now bids his gallant
comrades and fellow-soldiers farewell, with an assurance of
his best wishes for their welfare and happiness, and au offer
of his fervent prayer, should it be their Jot to be again called
to the field in defence of their Sovereign's honour and their
country's rights, that the God of battles will continue to carry
them forward to honour and to victory.
(Signed) " A. A. O'REILLY, B. Major."
54th West Norfolk Regiment, Cork.—The first division,
consisting of the head-quarters, with the band anal colours of

the service companies, Under the command of Colonel Face,
embarked at the Cove of Cork, on the 17th October, on bolrd
of the Blenheim, transport, for conveyance to Gibraltar. The
baggage was shipped on the 16th.

60th (King's Royal Rifle Corps), 2d Battalion, toe*,
Glasgow—Brevet-Major Crombie has received instructions
to inspect the permanent Militia Staff of the three follow-
ing regiments—viz., the Renfrewshire, the Lanarkshire, and
the Ayrshire. Dr. Bell, staff surgeon of the first class,
accompanies Major Crombie. The days fixed for the in-
spection were the 7th, 100, and 15th. Major-Ge:,eral Sir
Neil Douglas, K C. 8., has intimated that he will take an
early opportunity of commencing his autumnal tour of in-
spection.
66th (Berkshire) Regiment, Clare Castle—Officers present
at head- quarters—viz., Brevet Lieut.-Col. T. L. Goldie, com-
manding; Captains Turner and Trench; Lieutenants Taylor
and Caulfield; Ensigns Gordon, Hawkes, Pyne, and Conner;
Assistant-Surgeon Cowper, 1 acting sergeant-major, 9 ser-
geants, 5 drummers, and 200 rank arid fife of three com-
panies. At Rillalce—One company, consisting of Captain
Davenport, 2 subalterns, 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 65
rank and tile ; recruiting, 2 sergeants, and 5 ditto. Officers
on leave of absence—Lieut. Smythe, till gazetted on half-
pay to pay peni,ioners ; Ensign Bell to 30th November. The
service companies are stationed at. Gibraltar, under the
command of Lieut.-Col. Johnston. Captain Biscoe is a stu-
dent at the Royal Military College.
68th (Durham Light Infantry), Portsmouth—This regi-
ment, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Lord William
Paulet, was inspected on Saturday, on Southsea-common, by
Major-General the Hon. Sir Hercules Pakenbarn
commanding the district, who expressed himself highly
gratified with its interior arrangement in quarters, and its
steadiness and precision in the field. The Major-General
and his staff dined with the officers in the Colewort Barracks.
Captain Phipps's company is quartered at Tipuer Point
(ordnance station); Captain M'Beath's at Fort Moncton;
and a detachment of 30 men, under Ensign Lord Hinton, at
Marchwood (ordnance station), near Southampton.
70th (Surrey) Regiment, Great Ship-street Barracks,
Dublin—The detachment, consisting of Lieutenant Oswald
Pilling, 2 sergeants,l drummer, and 38rank and file, marched
from Athy for Naas on the 13th October, and was to join
its company on the 14th.
72d (Duke of Albany's Own) Highlanders, Depot, Temple-
more Officers present, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Maclean,
commanding; Captains Maylan, Pollard, and Sherson ; Lieu-
tenant Mackenzie, en route to Cork, with an armed party
escorting the draft of 1 sergeant, 25 rank and file, and 4
supernumeraries; Thellueson, depot adjutant; Rock, .depot
paymaster; Ensigns Bertram, Robinson, Norman, and Fitz-
gerald; Assistant-Surgeon Irwin. Effective strength of 4
companies, 1 acting sergeant-major, 11 sergeants, 3 pipers,
4 drummers, and 200 rank and file. Recruiting in Edin-
burgh, Glasgow, Wick, Thurso, Inverness, Tain, Aberdeen,
and Kilmarnock, 3 sergeants, and 15 rank and file. The
draft arrived at Cork to embark for Gibraltar, Oct 7.
73d depot is stationed at Spike Island with the following
officers :—Major Eyre, Captains Ricard and Wardlaw ; Lieu-
tenants D'Arcy, Campbell, Murray, Wellesley, and "Wood;
and Ensign Ramsay. Captain Parkinson has leave till he
retires on half-pay. Captain O'Connell, lately promoted, is
on the staff of his father, Lieut.-General Sir C. O'Connell, at
Sydney.
75th Regiment, Bin— Officers present at head-quarters
—Lieut.-Colonel Halifax, commanding ; Majors De
Lancey, Herbert ; Captains Jardine, Knollys (sick),
Hickey,Mollan, Bathurst, and Freer ; Lieutenants Hotham
(sick), Goodwyn, Hill, Smith, Knox, Mevnell. We have
sick—Fox, Miller, Mahony. Lieut. and Adjutant Brookes
Quarter-master Berry, Surgeon Sider, Assistant-Sur-
geon Courtenay, 1 sergeant- major, '24 sergeants, 13 drum-
mers, 23 corporals, and 602 privates; head quarters, 6 com-
panies, with the band and staff. At Roscrea, 1 company:
Captain Bolton, Ensign Mason, 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, 4
corporals, and 152 rank and file. At Banagher, Captain
Gordon, Lieut. Macho), 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 54 rank
and-file. At Portumna, 1 company : Captain Stuart, Lieut.
Berry, 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, 4 corporals, and 56 rank and
file. At Shannon Bridge, 1 company: Captain George,
Lieut. Capel, 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 43 rank and tile;
recruiting, Lieut. Cox. At Maiyhorough, 4 sergeants, 3
corporals, and 16 privates. Lieut. Bourke is aide-de-camp
to Major-General Brotherton, C. 8., commanding at York.
79th Highlanders.—Captains Napier and Gaisford, Lieut.
Hunt, 1 sergeant, and 50 rank and file, 1 non-commissioned
officer, and 5 ditto supernumeraries..
79th Highlanders, Depot Balturbet.—Capt. Gaisford did
not embark with the draft in her Majestfa steamer Rhada-
manthus, on the 13th, at Kingstown' for Cork, and is on
leave of absence, in Dublin, till 31st December, when he will
embark for the service companies at Gibraltar.

85th (Bucks Volunteers) the King's Light Infantry Regi-
ment, Depot, Newry—Officers present ; Major French com-
manding,. Captains Blackburn, Gran t, Mann sell, and the Hon.
J. S. H. Thurlow; Lieut. Patterson, Depot-Paymaster Par-
ratt, Massy, Depot-Adjutant, Lord Spencer, Scott, Compton;
Ensigns Warburton, Thompson, Aide Floyd, and Peel ; As-
sistant-Surgeon D'Arcey, M.D. Effective strength of four
companies, 1 acting sergeant-major, 13 sergeants, 4 buglers,
and 307 rank and file. Recruiting-2 sergeants, and 7 rank
and file. Officers on leave of absence—Ensigns the Hon. W.
Stuart Knox to Oct. 25, Hon. IL P. D. Fielden to Feb. 28,
1846. The service companies in the West Indies, under the
command of Lieut.-Col. Maunsell, are under orders to return
home. This officer and Major French are the only officers
left who served in the Peninsular war under the late Lieut..-
General William Thornton. Honorary distinctions.—" Aucto
Splendore Resurgo," "Fuentes D'Onor," "Niue," "Penin-
sula," "Bladenburgh." This corps have not " Nivelle" on
their colours, although they highly distinguished themselves

in that battle.
88th (Connaught Rangers), Boyle.—The draft which
arrived on the Bth of October is quartered at Beggars' Bush
Barracks, Dublin, consisting of Captain Mackie, 1 sergeant,
and 50 rank and file, and 7 lads, and 6 supernumerary men,
and remain till they embark for Cork per steam-vessel for
further conveyance to Malta, on board the Java transport,
1,175 tons, to join their service companies; the armed party
consisting of Lieut. Maxwell, 1 sergeant, and 12 rank and
file, which escorted the draft, marched from Dublin for
Boyle, October 10, halting at Kinnegad, en route, on Sun-
day, 12th instant, and will arrive by the 18th of Octo-
ber to join head. quarters. Ensign Gore is on leave to the
15th October, under orders to embark with the draft. Some
of the men of the draft, on passing through Longford, quar-
relled with some of the men of the 32d Regiment. A com-
pany is quartered at Longford. Captain Mackie, Ensign
Gore, 1 sergeant and 50 rank and file, and 6 boys. for Malta.
A company of the depot of the 88th Connaught Rangers is to
march from head-quarttirs, Boyle, for Sligo, on Oct. 13, and
to arrive by the 14th,
to occupy the barracks, so as to
ryin-
crease Captain Maxwell'. company of the same corps at
Sligo to two companies of infant Depot, Tralee.—Officers present
e and Currie ; Lieuts. Catains um
3111a99tontrehsSt((*DdLeepergobivrsplAal ivircA)ne -I)ca' ksi er),p Da v HHol mes (depot ad ut ant ) ;
Ensigns Vialls and Minchin ; Assistant-Surgeon Richard..
son. Effective streagth-1 acting sergeant-major, 9 ser-
jeants 6 drummers, and 189 rank and file. Recruiting-1
seargeant and 18 rank and file. Sick at Chatham-2 ser-
geants and 7 rank and file. Lieut. Cornwall is recruiting at
Manchester.

ORDNANCE CORPS.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.—At Tarbert Fort, Shannon River
—5 gunners of Royal Artillery, 9 guns mounted. At
Kilkerran-2 gunners, 9 guns mounted. At Carrick
Island-4 gunners, 8 guns mounted. At Scattery
Island-1 master gunner, 4 gunners, and 8 guns.
At Dunnahagh-1 master gunner, 4 gunners, and 6
guns. At Kilcredane-5 gunners, 2 guns mounted. At
Carlisle Fort, Cove of Cork-1 master gunner, 4 gunners, 8
guns mounted, At Camden Fort-1 master gunner, 4 gun-
ners, 6 guns mounted. At Westmoreland Fort, Spike
Island-2 non-commissioned officers and 12 gunners. Brevet-
Major Otway, 3d Battalion, commanding at Charles Fort,
2 gunners,
drummer, ler
6 guns. At Dunm
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sergeants,guns mounted. 2d Lieutenant
Clarke is recruiting at Lisburn. near Belfast, as super-
intending officer. Lieutenant Ackland, barrack-master, at
has received one month's leave of absence.
Royal e
;E°nreg'ineers, Dublin.—Distribution : At Dublin (head. Tq
quarter'),
an i 1
rf,er
Colonel G. G. Lewis, C. 8., commanding; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Savage, ditto; Second Captain Nelson, First
Lieuts. Hawkins' Baillie, Miller; and Second Lieut. Pasley ;
at Cork, Major Cole and Second Captain Broughton; at
Limerick, Second Captain Leyard, Second Lieut. Rich; at
Londonderry, First Lieut. Dill ; at Clonmel, First Lieut.
Ogle; at Boyle, First Lieut. Gossett at Kilkenny, First
Lieut. Gallway ; at Belfast, Captain Larcom, on a tour of
inspection, and Second Lieut. Murray ; at Athlone, First
Lieut. Westmacott, Second Lieuts. Morrison and Hutchin-
son ; at Enniskillen, First Lieut. Wray ; Ist battalion Cap
tain Reynard-1 sergeant, and 30 rank and file, 1 corporal,
and three privates (supernumeraries).
Rifle Brigade, Ist Battalion, Depot Pigeon House Fort,
Dublin—Captain Reynard having been reported sick, did not
embark with the draft en board of the steam-vessel Rhada-
manthus, at Kingstown, for Cork, on the 13th October. Capt.
Murray will embark for Corfu in his place:
St ti—Colonel John Spink, K.H. Quarter-master-General,
Dublin district, has proceeded to London on a month's leave
of absence, from 13th October to 13th November. Major
William White, Town Major, Royal Barracks, will perform
the duties of the department during his absence.
The enrolled pensioners of the city of Dublin are ordered
to be called for training and exercise for 16 days. Their
arms and accoutrements (GOO stand of arms, &c.) are lodged
by the Board of Ordnance at Island Bridge Barracks. Major
G. C. Swan, unattached, is commanding with Capt. Phiblis.

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ROBBERY BY A SERVAINT.—On Friday intorma-
tlon was forwarded to the Metropolitan and City Police that a ser.
dant belonging to the Glasgow Commercial Exchange Company,Vin.
cent.,treet, Glasgow, had absconded from their employment with
the sum of 2001., consisting of a 1001. note, two 20~ notes, and one
101. note of the Western Bmk of Scotland, a 10/. note of the Coin.
meicial Bank of Scotland, and two 20/. notes. The delinquent,
whose name is John Watt Sandeman, is described as being about
twenty years of age, Sce feet eight inches high, with ordsUary 1114 Ce,
pale conviction, and brown halt.