The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-26 00:00:00

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Limerick Chronicle, Nov. 20.)
The Earl of Cardigan has resumed the command of
the 11th Hussars, at Dundalk, from Deane Park,
Northamptonshire.
The officers of the 23d and 85th have opened an ele-
gant garrison amateur theatre at Barbadoes.
The right wing of the Ist Royal Regiment has sailed
from Halifax to join the left wing at Barbadoes.
The 6th Regiment at Chester has received the order
of readiness for service in Ireland, and will embark at
Liverpool for Dublin, to replace the 16th, in orders for
Cork.

Head quarters of the 77th depot, under Major Nelley,
will march from Carlow for Waterford on Friday next,
to replace Major Doyle's division of the 24th.
The 16th Regiment, under Lieutenant-Colonel Camp-
bell, in Dublin, has received the order of readiness to
embark per steam-vessel for Cork, to replace the 72d, on
sailing thence for Gibraltar this month, by the Resistance
troop ship.
The order of readiness for the Ist Rifle Brigade depot
to proceed from Athlone to Belturbet and Cavan is coun-
termanded.
The two companies of the 77th, from Athy and Mary-
borough, under Captains Straton and Brevet-Major
Clarke, will arrive at Waterford this day and to-morrow,
to be stationed.
The draft of the depot 2d bat Ist Royal, from Ennis-
killen, will arrive in Dublin on Friday next, to embark
in the Princess Royal transport for the service companies
at Barbadoes.
85th Depot, Light Infantry, Londonderry—Officers
present, Major Manley Power, under orders to embark
for the West Indies, to join the service companies ;
Brevet Major St. Quintin ; Captains Grant, Darell, and
Todd ; Lieutenants Paterson, depot adjutant, Maunsell,
Parratt ; Ensigns Warburton, Walters, Kilder, lion.
W. Stuart Knox, and Assistant Sargeon D'Arcey, M.D.
Effective strength, 11 sergeants, 4 buglers, and 254 rank
and file. A draft of 1 major, 3 subalterns, and 90 rank
and file,, are under orders to embark in the Princess
Royal for conveyance to Barbadoes to join their service
companies. Officers on leave—Ensign Alde is on leave
to Dec. 31 ; Ensign Floyd, on appointment. Recruiting,
5 sergeants, 17 rank and file.
93D DEPOT, BlRR.—Quartermaster Sinclair has em-
barked to join the service companies in Canada. Major
Smyth is on leave till embarkation for Canada. Ensign
Wemyss is on leave.
Detachments of the 51st, 58th, 96th, and 99th are
ordered to embark at Chatham, to reinforce their head-
quarters in New South Wales.
Lieut. Hall, half-pay, 50th, staff-officer of pensioners,
is transferred from Brighton to Kingston; and Captain
Teak, late 4th Regiment, is appointed to Brighton.
Lieut.-Colonel Simmonds shortly departs from London
for his Regiment, and to take command of the island of
St. Helena, in room of Colonel Trelawney of the Royal
Artillery.
The officers and men of the 54th Regiment were pre-
sented an address from the inhabitants of Birr and neigh-
bourhood, on marching for Mullingar.
Major Edward Last, 99th Regiment, is appointed
assistant engineer at Newcastle, New South Wales.
The Duke of Wellington inspected the 68th Light In-
fantry, under Lieut.-Colonel Lord W. Paulet, at Widmer,
Kent, on Monday, and also visited the barracks.
Lieutenant Boggis, 2d West India Regiment, succeeds
to a company by the death of Captain Jenkins, and will
vacate the garrison adjutantcy of Sierra Leone.
Captain Du Vernet, Paymaster 87th Regiment, is ap-
pointed staff officer of pensioners at Southampton, and,
of course, vacates the regimental paymastership.
Major Wood, late Captain of the 10th Hussars, but
which he never joined, was fired at near Calcutta, and
wounded in the leg, by a Company's artilleryman. The
Major is Aide-de-camp to Sir Henry Hardinge, Go-
vernor-General of India.

The Austrian army has been furnished with 200,000
percussion muskets.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 25.—The Oriental Com-
pany's steam-ship the Pacha, Captain Bernie, arrived
in the Docks last evening from Gibraltar, and landed
her mails, which were forwarded to London by the two
A. M. mail train, this morning. Her dates arc Gibraltar,
Nov. 17, Cadiz 18th, Lisbon 19th, Oporto and Vigo
20th. The Pacha has thirteen passengers and a small
cargo of fruit. The same company's steam-packet the
Tagus, Captain Brookes, left the Docks at two r.m.
this day, en route for Constantinople, &c., with a very
full cargo of bale goods, and twenty-five passengers.
The Lady Mary Wood will sail from this port on Wed-
neseay, for India, via the Cape. She does not take out
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niers A and his two daughters, Lord and Lady Canning,
and Sir Willoughby Gordon, left here this day, per rail-
' way, for the metropolis.
Another Gazette was published yesterday, con-
sisting almost entirely of railway notices. Amongst the
exceptions is one of a Bill to enlarge and amend the
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making a new street, to commence on the south side of
the Belvedere-road, Lambeth, to and into Sutton-street,
and another from the Belvedere-road to Vine-street
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broad, is projected, to form a communication between
Westminster and Pimlico, passing through, and, in fact,
clearing away the Great and Little Almonries, and a
considerable part of the notorious districts in tha
neiffibourhood.