The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-10 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 Philpots.
Majors-General—Sir James Money, Sir Broke Vere, Sir
John Jones, Sir J. B. Savage, P. Drummond, Charles Young-
husband, G. O'Malley.

ROYAL A ATI LLZRY. —Memorandum.—The Second Lieu-
tenants appointed to the Royal Artillery by the General Order
of this date are posted to companies as follows, viz.:—H. 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-
neaux's, 2d battalion ; H. S. Elliot to Captain Palmer's, 9th
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, 2d battalion , F. M. M. Om-
money, to Captain Cornelius's, 4th battalion; E. Palmer to
Major Elgee's, 4th battalion ; 0. H. Gilbert to Captain Tom-
kyn's, bth 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, 1844.

" 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:
" 4 It is requested that, on the principle directed to be adopted
by item 5, page 124 H, 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 Magazine.)

Regiments & Corps. Troops or Service
Companies.

Deg* e.

st Life Guards
2d do
Roy al Horse G uards
Ist Dragoon Guards

Windsor
Regent's Park
Hyde Park
Canterbury
Ballincollig
Dublin ...
Longford
Dundalk
Piershill
Cape of Good Hope
Newbridge
Ipswich
. Bengal

2d 'do.

3d do.
4th do.
sth do.
6th do.
7th do.
ht Dragoons
2d do.
3d Light do
4th do.
6th do.
7th Hussars
Bth do.
9ch Lancers ......
10th Hussars

151aidbtone

IMaidstone

Exeter ..
Birmingham •••
Brighton ...
York
Bengal
Cahir
Dublin
Manchester
Hounslow
Bombay
Madras
Bengal
Nottingham
Tower .........
Portman Barracks
Windsor
Wellington Barracks
St. John's Wood '
Winchester
St. George's Bar
Gibraltar
Barbadoes . .
Bombay
Bengal
Madras
Dublin
Chester '
Gibraltar
Bolton ...
Bengal ...
Bengal
Kilkenny
Mauritius
Mauritius
Bengal
Canada
Templemore ......
Birr

Maidstone

11th Light Dragoons
12th Lancers
13th Light Dragoons
14th do.
15th Hussars
16th Lancers ... .....
17th do.
Grenadier Gds.lstbat

5 IMaidstone
e y

2d bat'

;-• 3d bat
Coldstreare,j- Ist bat
Guards 1 2d bat
Scots Fusi- Ist bat
Her Gds. 1 2d bat
Ist Foot ... Ist bat
bat
2d do.
3d do.
4th do.
sth do.
6th do.
7th do. .......
Bth do.
9th d 0...
10th do.
11thd0..........,
12th do.
Reserve Bat. .. ......
13th do.
14th do.
15th do.
16th do.
17th do.
18th do.
19th do.
20th do.
Reserve Bat.
21st do.
22d do.
23d do.
Reserve Bat...
24th do
25th do
2oth do ........
27th do
28th do
29th do
30th do
31st do
32d do ..
33d do
34th do
35th do
36th do
37th do
38th do
39th do
40th do
41st do .....
42d do
Reserve Bat
43d do
44th do
45th do ......
Reserve Bat ..
46th do
47th do
48th do .
49th do
50th do
51st do
..•
52d do
53d do
54th do
55th do
56th do
57th do
58th do .......
59th do

Tralee
Londonderry
Chatham
Chatham
Chatham

Brecon

Chatham
Sheerness

:sle of Wight

Chatham
Armagh

Aden
China...
Cephalonia ......
Bermuda
Bermuda
Madras ........
Bombay
,Barbadoes
Canada
Dublin

Chatham
IChatham
Jersey
Isle of Wight
Chatham
Chatham
Isle of Wight

Chatham

Madras
Edinburgh...
Cape of Good Hope
Bombay
Bengal
New Brunswick
Bengal .
Manchester
Halifax
Dublin
Mauritius
Dublin
Neweastle•on- Tyne.
Gibraltar
Bengal
Bengal...
Canterbury '
Malta ...
Malta
Canada
Gosport
Cape of Good Hope'
Gibraltar
St. Vincent
Antigua
Gibraltar .
Portsmouth
Bengal
Van Diemen's Land
New Brunswick
Enniskillen ...
Athlone
, China
Cork
, Madras
Chatham
Portsmouth
. Dublin
, Jamaica
, Limerick •
, Bengal
, Madras ••• •
, Weedon
Mullingar
. Belfast
. Manchester ..
. Canada
. Castlebar
. Leeds
. Barbadoes
Canada
Fermoy .....
▪ Newport, S. W.
. Canada ,.,
P• lymouth
Dem:volt
. Jamaica ........
. Bengal
. Gibraltar
~ New South Wales
Canada
~ Quebec
. Northampton -
~ Madras
Antigua
, Bengal
Glasgow .....
, Malta
Canada
.. Ceylon .
.. Cape and St. Helena
• Cape of. Good Hope
.. Trinidad
Canada
Madras ....... .....
~. Ceylon
New South Wales..
~. Corfu
... Corfu
• China
• New South Wales
t. Corfu
t. Halifax, N.S
COLONIAL CORI'S.

Drogheda
Chatham
Chatham
Cork
Chatham

Limerick

Youghal

Chatham
[Chatham

[sle of Wight

fsle of Wight

Boyle
Portsmouth
Guernsey

Chatham
Chatham
Nenagh

1 Chatham

Chatham

60th do Ist bat
1 2d bat
61st do ......
62d d 0... SI
63d do
64th d 0... .....
65th do
66th do.
67th do
68th do
69th do.
70th do
71st do
Reserve Bat
72d do .
73d d 0.....
74th d 0....
75th do.
76th d 0..........
77th d 0....
78th do
79th do
80th do.
81st do
82d d 0........
83d do.
84th d 0....
85th do.
86th do..
87th do.
88th d 0.....
89th do
90th do
91st d 0....
Reserve Bat
92d do.
93d do
94th do.
95th do .84
96th .....
97th do.
Reserve Bat...
98th do
99th do
E Ist
Rifle B. 2d

IBelturbet

Chatham
Chatham

Chatham

isle of Wight

kinsale

Sheerness
Chatham
Aberdeen
Chatham
Buttevant
Clare Castle

Chatham
Newhridge

IChatharri

Stirling
Cork
Carlow
Tale of Wight

Dundee
Carlisle
Chatham
Dover
Chatham
Isle of Wight

Chatham
Chatham
Longford
Isle of Wight

__.
-Ist West India Regiam -___
__ _
t Demerara, &c.
2d Do
3d Do Sierra Leone
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Cape Mounted Riflemen
Royal' Canadian Rifle Regiment Canada
St. Ilelena Regiment
Royal:Newfoundland Vet. Companies Newfoundland
Royal Malta Fencibles

MR. WILSON'S MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS—OD
Monday a numerous assemblage of the lovers of Scottish song
were entertained by Mr. Wilson, at the Music Hall, Store-
street, with " Anither nicht wi' Burns." The exertions of
Mr. Wilson, in this new method of pleasing the public, have
been so often commented upon, that it is unnecessary for us
to speak of the present entertainment in detail. It may be
su it eient to say that the same good taste in the execution of
the music, and judgment in the selection of the songs,
which have hitherto guided Mr. Wilson in his endeavours
to prevent disappointment, were evinced on this occasion.
Mr. Wilson was in excellent voice last night, and the au-
thence appeared well disposed to enjoy the fun and sen-
tcnent of the songs selected for their edification. Alternate
laughter and applause were the result. of Mr. Wilson's endea-
vours, and, indeed, so great was the pleasure which the charm-
.sag effusions of Burns's fancy seemed to awaken, that in many
instances an encore was insisted upon. " Whistle, and I'll
come to you, my " Mary Morison," " Green grow the
:rashes, CY ," " Bonnie Jean," " The Battle o' Sherra.muir,"
"g My spouse Nancy," and " Here around the Ingle blazing,"
we re among the best of the chosen compositions. These
were all sung with so much taste and feeling, and with
so ;perfect an appreciation of the- poet's intention, that
lr. Wilson was well deserving of the applause bestowed
u pon him, the more especially as he did nut allow the de-
scriptive portion of the entertainment to extend to an untie-
, cess=y length. The audience were kept in a state of good
humour, and in that enviable condition did they leave the
concert-room, evidently unwilling to quarrel with the burden of
I the lent song of the evening—" Happy we are a' thegether."