The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-30 00:00:00

INFANTRY.

sth Fusiliers, Enniskillen—Brevet Major MacGregai's
company is stationed at Ballyshannon, having relieved a
company of the 38th depot. The barrack accommodation is
ordered to be increased, so as to be capable of holding three
companies and head-quarters of a depot of infantry.
7th Fusiliers—The draft of 1 lieutenant, 1 sergeant, and
40 rank and file, marched from Charles Fort to Cork, 2Zd
instant, and embarked on the same evening on board of a
steamer, for Spike Island, Cove of Cork, there to await fur-
ther conveyance to the West Indies. 'The head-quarters
and two companies under Major Yea, marched from Charles
Fort. for Naas' on the 23d of September, where it will arrive
by the 6th of October.
19th (York North Riding).—Depot, Carlow. A recruiting
party is ordered to march from Carlow for Dublin, there to
embark, per steam-vessel, for Liverpool, en route to Leicester,
to be stationed.
54th Regiment (West Norfolk).—Three of the service com-
panies marched from Fermoy for Cork, 23d inst. ; and head-
quarters and three companies, under Col. Fane, marched from
Fermoy, for Cork, Sept. 24, to embark for Gibraltar on board
of the Blenheim and. General Palmer transports. A recruit•
ing party has marcked from Fermoy to Cork, there to embark
per steam-vessel for Dublin, en route to Ballyjames Duff, to be
stationed.
70th (Surrey) Regiment, Newry. Head-quarters and
two companies, with the band and colours, staff, &c., under
'the command of Lieut.-Colonel White, will march from
Newry for Dublin, Sept. 29, relieving, en route, Captain
Chute's company at Drogheda on Oct. 1, and the company
at Dundalk, the former on the Ist October, and the latter
29th September, by two companies of the same corps, when
these two companies so relieved will march into Dublin with
the head-quarters, and will arrive on October 3, to oc-
cupy barracks in Great Ship-street ; two companies will
march from Newry for Dublin on the 30th September,
and. will arrive on the 4th October to join head-quarters.
The invalids and sick men, in charge of a sergeant, will pro-
ceed from Newry to Dundalk by car, and from thence to
Drogheda by same conveyance, and from Drogheda to Dub-
lin by railway, to join the head- quarters. Mitjor Reid. is com-
manding the two companies stationed at IN aas, and Lieut.
Oswald Pining is commanding the detachment stationed at
head-quarters. Brevet-Major Paschal is stationed at Naas.
The 70th Regiment will be relieved on the 29th and 30th of
Septeuibep4y itevt, of the 85th Light Infantry, from
Londoaderrx.
73a Regiment, Service Companies, Cork—A replanting_
party has embarked at Cork, per steamer, for Dublin, en route
to Downpatrick, there to be stationed.
75th Regiment, Birr—Captain George's company is sta-
tioned at Shannon-bridge, where it arrived. on Sept. 20,
having reiieved a company of the 6th Royal Regiment.
79th Cameronian Highlanders, Depot Belturbet—A re-
cruiting party is ordered to march from Belturbet, for Dublin,
there to embark ,per steam-vessel to Glasgow, en route to
Thurso, there to be stationed. Captains Napier and Gaisford
are ordered to hold themselves in readiness to prepare to em-
bark for Gibraltar to join their 'service companies, in additioa
to the draft of one lieutenant, one sergeant, and 50 rank an
file under orders.
ORDNANCE CORPS.
Riffle Brigade Depot, Ist Battalion, Pigeon House Port,
Dublin—Captain Reynard,stationed in command of a detach-
ment at Beggars' Bush Barracks, is ordered to hold himself in
readiness to prepare for embarkation with the draft of 1
serjeant and 30 rank and file and 3 boys, under orders to join
their service companies at Corfu. Major Walpole is coth-
manding the depot companies.
ROYAL Aarruaa:ny, Wool:wren, SErr. 21—Captain R. L.
Gantin's company (9th battalion of the 6th company) of
Royal Artillery, will embark to-morrow (Friday), on -board
one of the W oolwich steam-packets, and proceed via the
Southampton Railway to Portsmouth, where they will em-
bark on board the Athol troop-ship, Master Commander J.
Parson, for Devonport, to relieve lingade-Major Burke Cup-
page's company (9th battalion, 7th company). The officers
who accompany this detachment are the Second Captain R.
F. Crawford, and First Lieutenant A. Pelet and A. F. F. Len-
nox. The Athol is expected to return direct to Woolwich,
with Major ,Cuppage's company, and then to embark the two
companies next in rotation for foreign service, viz., Captain
Glasgow and Major Arbuckle's companies, who will proceed
to Jamaica to relieve the companies of Captain Tom Ryns and
Major Rowland, now stationed in that island.
Corps of Pensioners—Active preparations are now being
made for bringing this reserved body of veterans into a state
to render them fit for active service in case of any emergency.
This morning a large quantity of clothing, consisting of five
large bales, three vats, and one case, were brought from the
stores in the Royal Arsenal, to be made into clothes for the
men. There are to be two companies, each consisting of 1
seijeant-major, 3 serjeants, and 150 rank and file. They are
expected. to be shortly called out for drill and exercise. The
arms will soon arrive, and will be deposited at the office of
Captain J. Forbes, the superintending officer of the district,
and will be issued to the pensioners on the days they are re-
quired to attend drill.

Tn PATENT READING EASEL.—We ir.Ve
sbear
highly delighted by an inspection of this most in getntd,4
useful invention, which is patronised by her PU.(6_3:flan ~
o to
Prince Albert, and which has been suppli,e,d,ng",.."
Buckingham Palace. It consists conic desk attached
(‘',ance, be elevated or
to a prop, which can, by a simple
oot the book at any height or
depressed at will, so as tois,rl) of rthe reader. It can be fixed
focus agreeable to the
to or detached at will fsgi any chair or sofa
without injuringnaa
arms
or even marking it, so that the reader,
whose hands
are at perfect liberty, can sit back recline while reading,
thus avoiding that unhealthy stooping position which every
one is coinpeiled to assume while poring over a book on a
table—a position which constantly gives rise to severe head •
aches, and not unfrequentlV to severe pulmonary complaints.
When packed up the wh-ole apparatus does not till half a
cubic foot space, and its weight is about three pounds. It is
an invention at once useful and ornamental, and it requires
duly to be known to be extensively patronised. Ere long the
Patent reading easel will be considered as par the regular
furniture of every library and drawing-room.
RESULTS OF BRISK TRADE.—At the Rochdale petty
sessions, held on Monday and Wednesday, there was not a
single prisoner either from the out-townships or the borough,
and very few cases P-.br the decision of the magistrates.—
' Leeds filmes.