... Carlisle, sundries; Comet (steamer), Phillips, Dublin, with the mail. CusroM-Horsß Clearances.— The Huskisson, , for ®* (7th division); Gardiner, Jackson. New York; Kensington, Ball, Philadelphia: Senator, Stacey, Philadelphia; Princess Charlotte, Kocke ...

... garrisons. The garrison ofEifurt, which lately returned fntn the Rhine, is now its march back to West- phalia ; it forms tl c 7th Division, and it is said that the Blh Division, which is in garrison at Magdeburg, will speedily fellow. At no time since tlic ...

... elephant teeth, tins dunnage wood, packages returned goods, for ...

... number of 25, would oppose the insurgents, and these accordingly returned to this place with the Captain. A battalion of the 7th division is gone thither, in order to learn what is become of the prisoners. ' The separation of the troops will begin to-day. It ...

... the Ist, 2nd, Sd, 4th, stb, 6lh, 14th, I6lb, and 18th military divisions, actually on furlough for six months; and the 7th division have been informed that they are to appear without delay before the military sub-intendants, in order to receive route ...

... « it!i 7'J !>iect*s. *2(54 ir'ins. tin* army before the and the 7th division Utdjfian infanlry rotind and in ht* !■ natk- itli a vio«- streiij known Ik* very w country with 4.>.0U() cl. could the two N terday were highly interesting. iie having the covered ...

... December, 1809, he returned to England, and was afterwards appointed to the staff in the Peninsula, where he commanded the 7th division, and was engaged in several of the most important actions. For his conduct in the Peninsula Lord Dalhousie received the ...

... twenty-five, would oppose the insurgents,, ami these accorainclv returned this place, with the Captain. A battalion of lb* 7th Division is gone thither, in order to learn what is become of the prisoners. . The separation of the troops will begin to-day. It ...

... December, 1809, returned to England, and was afterwards appointed to the ■tuff in the Peninsula, where he commanded the 7th division and was engaged in several the most important actions. For conduct in the peninsula, Lord Dvlhousie received the thanks ...

... their present organisation as a division, which will be composed of two brigades of field artillery. It will be called the 7th division. M. Le Hon sets out for Paris to-morrow. The Emancipation says :— Yesterday evening, after the play was over, an assemblage ...

... the number would oppose the insurgents, and these accordingly returned this place with the Captain. A battalion of the 7th division is gone timber, order to learn what is become the prisoners. The Reparation of the troop* will begin to-day Raid that ...

... Diet are assemble the ramparts, to-ntor' row, to the fortifications. j General still remains the Wieprz, snp|K>rled the 7th division of infantry, under General Kupranoff, and the corps of Gen. Katsaroff. The two naps of Kudiger and Kuisaroff amount 32 ...