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file, 6 supernumerary men in waiting, and 7 boys, under
orders to embark for the West Indies, to join their service
companies Major Deane, K.H., is ordered to proceed from
Cork to Nenagh, and resume the command of the depOt com-
panies, as the embarkation of this officer with the draught
under orders for the West Indies is countermanded for the
i resent.
7th Royal Fusilier, Depot, Naas—Recruiting parties are
ordered to march for Dublin, there to embark per steam-
vessel for England, en route to Bath, and Lewes, in Sussex, to
be stationed. A captain is ordered to embark with the draft
at Spike Island, for the West Indies. A recruiting party has
marched from Naas for Beggar's Bush Barracks, recruiting
depot, Dublin, to embark at the North wall per steam-vessel
for Liverpool, en route to NOM ich, there to be stationed.
11th Foot—The head-quarters of this corps, en board the
Castle Eden, crossed the Line on 19th August, all well on
board; the rnly casualty on board up to that time was the
death of a child.

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32d (Cornwall) Regiment, Athlone—The detachment sta- •
tioned at Elphin, county of Roscommon, under the command
of Captain E. W. D. Lowe, is ordered to remove from their
presen. haT-billet premises to another house, as the detach-
ment is to be reinforced, so as to be completed to a full com-
pany. Officers present at head-quarters. Major Hill com-
mandinr, Captains Gardener and Kyrle, Lieutenant King,
Ensigns Phillips, Birtwhistle, Boissier ; Paymaster Moore,
Quartermaster Gaifurth, Surgeon Scott, M.b. Strength, 1
company with the band and colours. Staff, regimental ser•
geant-major, 13 sergeants, 8 drummers, and 283 rank and
file. At Mohill, I' company under the command of Liente
rant-Colonel Frederick Markham, Captain Baines, Lieutenant
Bellirrgham, Ensign Redly, Assistant Surgeon 'Moorhead,
M.D. Strength, 6sergeants, 2 drummers, and 68 rank and
file. At Carrick-on Shannon, li company, under Major
Brooke, Captain Smyth, Lieutenants Pigott, Vavasour ;
Ensign Kyrle, 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, and VO rank and file.
At Drunishambe, 1 company, consisting of Brevet Major
Browne, Lieutenant Weare, 2 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 50
rank and file. At Roscommon, 1 company, under Captain
Eveegh, Lieutenant Cunningham, Ensign Davies, 3 ser-
geants, 1 drummer, and 70 rank and file. At Elpbin, half
a company, Captain Lowe, Lieutenant Mau sell, 2 sergeants
1 drummer, and 38 rank and file. At Castlerea, 1 company,
Captain Rubyns, Lieutenant Duberly, 3 sergeants, 1 drum-
mer,. and 60 rank and file. At Ballygar, 1 ensign, 2 ser-
geants, and 26 rank and file. Recruiting, 6 sergeants, and
12 rank and file, Lieutenant and Adjutant Kelly, on leave
till Oct. 31;_ Lieutenant-General Sir John Buchan, K.O 13.,
is colonel of the regiment.
34th (Cumberland) Regiment—Two of the service com-
panies march from Fermoy to Cork October 17, and arrive
same day. 4 companies and head-quarters, under the com-
mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Airey, march from Fermoy for
Cork October 21, and arrive same day, to embark on board
the Java, freight-ship, 1,175 tons, for conveyance to Corfu.
Lieutenant-Colonel Airey, Major Brown, Captains Simpson
and Schreiber, have joined at Fermoy from leave of absence.
38th Regiment; Depot, Londonderry—The draught, con-
sisting of Captain Cam, Lieutenant Heckett, 1 sergeant, I
drummer, and 40 rank and file, 1 sergeant, and 5 rank and
file, supernumerary men in waiting, disembarked from the
steam-vessel Rhadamanthus on the 16th October, at Spike
Island, Cove of Cork, for further conveyance to the West
Indies, to join the service companies.
. • 41st (Welsh) Regiment, Royal Barracks, Dublin—Officers
present, Lieutenant-Colonel Gore Browne, C. 8., command-
ing; Majors Carpenter and Montizambert, Captain andßrevet
Major Dempster, Captains Donaldson, Seton, Maydwell,
Butler, Downes, and Sadlier ; Lieutenants Lawrence, Eman,
Adjutant Pratt, Farmer, Tuckey, Rawlins, Wells, Hicks,
Wethered, Neville, Tas for, Goodwyn, and Arkwright ; En-
signs Page, Wilson, Greathead, Jenner, Clark, and Meredith ;
Paymaster Dickson, Quartermaster Gillian, Surgeon Wilkins
(sick). Assistant-Surgeon Hart, M.D. Effective strength,
46, sergeants, 17 drummers, and 782 rank and file. Recruit-
ing, 1 sergeant, and 10 rank and file. At Fort Pitt, Chat-
ham, 1 sergeant, 10 rank and file. Officers on leave of ab-
sence, Lieutenant Stewart, to Nov. 25; Ensigns Lennox and
Rawlins, to Nov. 25; 1 company is stationed at Portobello
Barracks, and 3 companies at Beggar's Bush Barracks.
Honorary distinctions, the Prince of Wales's plume, " Gwell
augau neu Chwilydd," " Detroit," " Queenstown," " Miami,"
" Niagara," " Ada," " Candahar," " Ghuznee," " Cabool."
Sir A. Darling, G.C.8., is colonel commanding.
43d Regiment—On Tuesday the 43d epot a field day
on the extensive drill-grounds at the Western Heights, in
the presence of General Lord Fitzroy Somerset, who expressed
his high approbation to Mr. Fitzroy Frazer, of the celerity
and precision of many difficult manoeuvres which This fine
corps were put through, and which they executed in a very
superior style.—Dover Chronicle.
44th (East Essex) Regiment, Richmond Barracks,Dublin—
Officers present, Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. A. A. Spencer,
Majors Ferryman and Gray, Captains Turner, Browne,
Rodon, Staveley, M‘Mahon, and Carey ; Lieuts. Mossy, Mol-
ler, Robinson, J. Le Marchant Carey, Walter, Daubeney,
Faucett, Fenwick, Noake, Greene, and Howard; Ensigns
Hanmer, Dunkin, Parker, Hon. Charles Welbore Herbert
Agar, opland, Hotham, and Cooper ; Paymaster Captain
Kennedy, Quartermaster Walsh, Assistant-Surgeon Pratt.
Effective strength, 1 sergeant-major, 43 sergeants, 17 drum-
mers, and 779 rank and file. Officers on leave of absence—
Captains, Gardiner, to 20th November; Owen, to Ist No-
vember; Lieut. Fielden, to 10th November; Ensign Dunkin
joined from leave of absence ; Ensign Ottley, to 30th Novem-
ber; Lieutenant and Adjutant Phillips, ou leave to 30th No-
vember. Recruiting, 3 sergeants and 6 rank and file. Cap-
tain Stevens is doing duty with the Ist West India Regiment.
70th (Surrey) Regiment, Great Ship street Barracks,
Dublin—Two companies, under the command of Major
Reed, consisting of Brevet Major Paschal, Captain Edwards,
Lieut. Pilling, Ensigns Ryan and Willis, 6 sergeants, 2 drum-
mers, and 118 rank and file, marched from Naas for Island
Bridge Barracks on the 20th October, and arrived same after-
noon, there to be stationed, having been relieved by the depot
of the 7th 11,iyal Fusiliers.
72th (Cameron Highlanders) Depot, Belturbet—Otlicers
present at head quarters, Major Elliott, Captain Clephani,
. Lieut. Hunt, under orders for embarkation fur Gibraltar;

M•Neal, depot paymaster; Reeve Forrest, depot adjutant;
Ensigns, Farrer, sick; S. M. Ferguson, Robertson, Maitland.
Effective strength—Two companies, 1 acting sergeant-
major, 9 sergeants, 5 drummers, 3 pipers, and 88 rank and
file. At Cavan—Two companies, Captain Taylor, 4 sergeants,
and 107 rank .and file; total, 195 rank and file. At Chat-
ham-1 sergeant, and 3 rank and file. lieeruitinn•-2 ser-
geants, and 14 rank and file. Draught at Cork—Captain
Napier, 1 sergeant, and 50 rank and file, 5 supernumeraries,
and 6 boys. Captain Gaisford is in Dublin till embarkation,
on leave to the 31st October.
82d (Prince of Wales's Volunteer's) ' • Depot, Kinsale—
A recruiting party is ordered.to march for Cork, there to
embark for Liverpool, en route to Birmingham, there to be
stationed. Captain Watson's company is quartered at Dun-
manway. Major Wm. Slater is commanding.
85th Light Infantry; Depot, Newry—Ensign the Hon.
W. Stewart Knox has join: d head-quarters from leave of
absence. Ensign the Hon. P. R. Fielden is on leave to the
28th February, 1846.
88th (Connaught Rangers); Depot, Boyle.—Officers pre-
sent at head quarters :—Major Shirly (commanding); Capt.
Walker; Lieutenants—Depot Paymaster Brown, -Maxwell,
Burke; Depot Adjutants—Ensigns Mauleverer and Steere ;
Assistant Surgeon St. Croix Cooper. Effective strength of
three companies :-1 acting sergeant-major, 9 sergeants, 5
drummers, and 192 rank and file. At Sligo-1 company,
consisting of Captain Maxwell, Ensign Conyngham, 2 ser-
geants,.l drummer, and 60 rank and file; recruiting, 7 rank
and file. Draught at Cork for embarkation for Malta to
join their service companies—Captain Mackie, Ensign Gore,
1 sergeant, 60 rank and file, 6 boys, and 6 supernumerary
mein. Captain Adams, 88th, has joined the depot at Boyle,
from Malta.