The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

CAVALRY.
2d Dragoon Guards—Head-quarters, with the band
and staff and one troop, under the command of Lieute-
nant• Colonel Charleton, arrived in Dublin, from Long-
ford, en the 16th September, and occupied the Royal
Barracks, having been relieved by the Bth (Royal Irish)
Hussars. Major Campbell and Captain Knox have
joined head quarters from leave of absence. The troop
from Athlone, under Captain Tothill, arrived in Dublin
on the 18th instant, and joined head-quarters. The
two troops from Dunmore and Moldll, and detachment
from Clone, arrive in Dublin by 19th, to join head-
quarters, having been relieved by three troops of the Bth
(Royal lush) Hussars.
3d Dragoon Guards, Ballincollig—Assistant-Surgeon
Turtlell has joined head-quarters from leave of absence.
•2‘l Royal North British Dragoons.---Te.-0 troops and
head-quarters, with the band and staff, under the com-
mand of Major Ricketts, arrived in Dublin from Dun-
dalk, on the 18th instent, and occupied Portobello Bar-
racks, on being relieved by the head-quarters of the Ist
Royal Dragoons. Lieutenant Philips, riding-master,
2 subalterns, 2 sergeants, 1 farrier, 30 rank and file,
6 officers' chargers, and 31 troop horses, recruits, and
young horses, are stationed at New Bridge. Lieutenant
and Adjutant Reid has joined head-quarters from leave;
Lieutenant• Colonel Clarke is on leave.

Bth Royal Irish Hussars—The troop at Athlone is
under the command of Captain Rodolph De Salis ; 30
troop-horses which were cast were left behind at Porto-
bello Barracks, Dublin, to be sold by public auction at
the Royal Hurse Bazaar.

INFANTRY.

sth Fusiliers--The band of the sth Fusiliers had to
do garrison duty on Sunday, at Enniskillen, there no
being a sufficient number of rank and file to mount
guard, as all the disposable force had been marched to-
wards Killeshandra.
6th Royal Regiment, Mullingar—The company, con-
sisting of Captain Finlay, Lieut. Balguy, Ensign Mosse,
2 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 60 rank and file, march
from Shannon Bridge, for Mullinger, Sept. 20, halting
at Athlone on Sunday, the 21st inst., en route, will
arrive and join the head-quarters on the 23d, having
been relieved by a company of the 75th regiment.
7th Royal Fusiliers, depot Charles Fort Kinsale, under
orders for Naas—The ist division of two companies will
halt at Fethard, on Sunday, 28, en route, and will ar-
rive at Naas by Oct. 4, there to occupy the barracks.
The head-quarters and one company, under Major Lacey
Yea, which marches from Charles Fort on Sept. 23, will
halt at Clonmel on Sunday, en route, 29,h inst., and will
halt ut Ballitone on Sunday, Oct 5, and will arrive on the
6th October. Officers on leave of absence:—Lieuts.
Porter, to Sept. 30, Miller and Watson, to Oct. 7. Efftc-
tive strength.-1 acting sergeant major, 14 sergeants,
5 drummers, and 246 rank and file.
32d Regiment, Cornwall, Athlone—The company,
consisting of Brevet Major. Browne, Lieutenant Weare,
Ensign Birtwhistle, 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 54 rank
and file, march from Banagher for Athlone 20th Sept.,
and will halt on Sunday at Ballinasloe, en route, and will
arrive and join head-quarters on the 22d inst., having
been relieved by a company of the 75th Regiment, Ath-
lone.—Captain Kyrle's company, with Lieutenant King,
Ensign Baissier, 3 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 58 rank and
file, march from Portuinna, 19th Sept., halting at Bal-
linasloe on Sunday, 21st Sept., en route, and will join
head-quaters at Athlone on the 22d, having been relieved
by a company of the 75th Regiment.
34th Regiment, Cumberland, Athlone, under orders
for Cork.—Officers on leave of absence:—Lieut.-Colonel
Geo. Airey, to 10th Oct. ; Major Brown, to 14th Oct. ;
Captains Matthews, Lang, Simpson, Schreiber, and Tal-
bot, to 30th Sept. ; Lieutenants Robertson, Brisbane,
Maxwell, and Oxley, to 30th Sept. ; Ensign Sir George
Henry Scott Douglass, Bart., to 30th Sept. Recruiting
—4 sergeants and 16 rank and file. Effective strength
—43 sergeants, 1 sergeant-major, 17 drummers, and
780 rank and file. The first division marched this day
from Athlone to Cork, to embark for Corfu, under the
command of Lieut.-Colonel Airey.
35th Depot.—Two companies of' the 35th Depot, r,:om
Nenagh, under command of Captain Beamish, with
Lieut. Baker and Ensignsßussell and Daveney, marched
into this garrison yesterday, and this raorning left en
route to Kinsale, head-quarters. Captain Beamish's
company will. be stationed at Bandon.
38th Depot.—Mojor Campbell, Captain Smith, and
Assistant-Surgeon Browne, 38th Depot, are to join the
service companies at Gibraltar.
41st (Welsh Regiment), Royal Barracks, Dublin—
Brevet Major Cochrane is going to sell out, and Captain
Montizambert is going to exchange into a regiment in
India. This officer is on leave of absence. Lieutenant-
Colonel Browne is commanding.
44th (East Essex), Richmond Barre :ks, Dublin—The
followin officers have joined head-quarters from leave of
absence :—Captains Browne and Cary. Officers on leave
of absence, Captain Gardiner, to the 30th Sept. ; Lieut.
Noake, to 30th Sept. ; Ensign Cooper, to 30th Nov. ;
and Surgeon Ross, to 24th Nov. Recruiting.-3 ser-
geants and 6 rank and file.
ROYAL M 4 RlNES.—Second-Lieutenant C. J. Ellis, of
the Portsmouth division, embarked on board her Ma-
jesty's ship President, 10th instant. First-Lieutenant
Ramsay, 1 sergeant, 1 corporal, 1 fifer, and 25 privates,
embarked from the Chathamdivision to her Majesty's
ship Juno, 12th instant. First-Lieutenant Elliott,
corporal, 1 fifer. 22 privates, embarked to her Majesty's
ship Victory, and relieved Lieutenant Sawyer and an
equal number of N. C. officers and privates, 9th inst.
First-Lieutenant Phillips, 1 corporal and 16 privates of
the Plymouth division were relieved from her Majesty's
ship Caledonia, by Lieutenant Walsh, and equal num-
bers of rank and file, 9th Sept. instant. Assistant. Sur-
geon Henderson has two months' leave of absence from
inst.
Lieutenant battalion in Ireland, commencing on the 10th
Lieutenant and Adjutant Wade, of the Plymouth division,
has three months leave of absence from the 11th instant.
Brevet-Major Morrison has his present leave extended
for one month for the re-establishment of his health.
Lieutanant and Adjutant Travers, of the Chatham divi.
sion, has one month further leave. Assistant-surgeon
Morrison, of the Plymouth division, has leave of ab-
sence for one month from the 16th instant. Lieutenant-
Colonel Stevens has leave for 14 days. Lieut. Parke,
of the Artillery Company of the corps, has further leave
for one month. First Lieut. Arnold, of the Portsmouth,
and First Lieut. M•Cullum, of the Chatham division, have
been allowed to exchange divisions, 17th instant. Pay-
sergeant Patrick Smyth, of the Woolwich division,
having solicited and obtained his discharge from the
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transports. The depot companies will remain at Fermoy.
Major Moore is on leave of absence. Colonel M. Fane
is commanding.
67th (South Hampshire) Regiment, Royal Barracks,
Dublin—The company from Beggars Bush Barracks
joined head-quarters at the Royal Barracks on the 17th
inst.

70th (Surrey) Regiment, Newry, under orders for
Dublin, and on arrival at head-quarters will occupy
barracks in Great Ship-street. Lieut. Oswald Pilling, 1
ensign, 2 sergeants, 1 drummer, and 38 -rank and file,
occupy the barracks at Athy. Two companies are at
Naas, under Brevet Major Paschal.
73d Regiment—Depot, Spike Island, Cove of Cork.
Officers preseiii, Major Eyre, commanding ; captains
Frence and Ricard ; Lieuts. Campbell, Murray (depot
paymaster), and Littlehales ; Ensigns Nash, Hickam,
and Ramsay ; Assistant Surgeon Hodgson. Effective
strength-1 acting sergeant major, 12 sergeants, 6 drum-
mers, and 424 rank :.nd tile. At Camden Fort, Cove, Lieut.
D'A.rcy i sergeant, and 16 rank and file. .At Carlisle
Fort, a detachment of 1 sergeant, and 16 rank and tile.
Her Majesty's troop-ship Apollo will sailfrom Ports-
mouth to Cork harbour on the 20th Sept.,' to take- on
board the service companies for conveyance to the Cape
of Good Hope. Olficers present, Brevet Lieutenant-
Col. Vauderaieukn commanding ; Brevet aajor Smith,
Captains Widdrington, Combe, Browne, and O'Connell ;
Lieuts. Wardlaw, Faust, Blase, Wellesley, Nash, Hough-
ton,, and the Hon. W. J. Gnyiville.Chetwynd Ensigns