... D z-- _ ?? e7TEIE NEW[r CENTU7URr. - aI an al Hail to, the ,c;iga/ic u afs aof y ear - co Ane ther Cent' y ' pafflig it. review, N. , Which, aged men jufA JoAk at, and their fons, W 0 If thlefefrre years and tenl Ihould be their lot Fe May growr familiar ...

... corps, which was diftinguithed o reat the review, on Friday fe'nnight, by its plainly . elegant drefs, and its (leady order, was infpe&ed o by General the Earl of Harrington, as he rode along the line before the review. His Lordlhip flopped to falute its ...

... ? and Means for rajfig he fuppl1 granted to ?? for the fer- vice of the prefent year.' tic '*as haopk to ffate, from, the review of the finances of the country. he had takcnthgtrw ?? ci~ i pol1lion af .the means. of maintaining the fbipggic in wich. we ...

... -a.''he day Ieing uncommonly fine, a large concourfe. of people were prefent at the ceremiony.-.The corps were afterwards -reviewed by Lieutenant-.Colonel Vyfe, the cor- mandirig officer for the diftrida, who exprefed bimfelf in high terms. with ref~iedt ...

... Cavalry, commanded by Captain Grimio, s WAS reviewed upon the fand at -carborough on Monday lafi, and. went through their exercife and movements in a very refpe&able file, and highly to the fatisfaation of the reviewing officer. On Wed. nefday they 'marched ...

... their arms, accoutrements, &c. &c. with the good, flate of which he ?? hinself fartisfied Wednefday- laf tbe regiment was reviewed by. General HodgFon, attended by CoBulte Maifer2 iD thc CQflkl-yar~hd wbe earious evolutions wetge none through, in the courfe ...

... the Warwick nilitia marhedi fiom hence 'n k .three divisions for Sunderlaod' This' day, the Hull and , 'y vota nteers were'reviewed in Fretich's Gardqns,.Geienril in Thornton for the first time of about two veairs: . A letter hags beedi received lv: Dr ...

... forms ofthe Hoase,' s, whichprevented the prayer of the petition from being lot r. received.-Lcl' Cestlreigh took a getsral review of -. the subject; and saw no 'necessity for breaking in on at g the forms of the House. OC t, In the 'further progress oef ...

... perhaps; the tallest and straightest men of any in C an, the service; they mastered upwards of 1800 men on si g the parade. The review was a high treat to military d on. men. Among others, were present Admirals Young, !t:Sutton., and. Harvey3 Generals Moralhead ...

... only contains a minuinte detail of the transsactions of hipthat menisorable enigagrement, but embraces% a compre- hV5 Ieosive review, of the previous operations of tlse carn- ~Jtpaign. This document: is drawn up with much candour set in ability, hue t is ...

... the plot itself, free from-the horrid scymeyar of Blue Beard, or the ghosiy hotrori of 'the Castle Spectre. 'o snter into a review of the piece- before us would certailly he pleasing to ourselves4 ba:t it Would be antit ipating the pletsiuretof those wlso ...

... following account of Na-' pulean's progress Bonaparte arrived at Konigs- berg from Dantzic on the isth, and the following day reviewed a Polish corps. it does not appear that hostilities have yet conmelnced,;. but an article from Vienna states, that the armies ...