... ARMY. BE DISPOSED OF, A CORNETCY, in a very old and molt refpcdable Regiment of Cavalry on the Britilh ERablifhment, free from reduetion or other contingency, and one of the very belt purchafes in the ferviee, with peculiar advantage.—Letters addrt 'Ted ...

... THE ARMY, his appointment. The Honourable Miss Sr. Jowl, daughter of the late Lord St. John, by Lady St. John. The Countess of ORMOND, upon her marriage. H by the Countess Temple. The Hon. CHARLES TOWN ,END, by his father, Lord Bayning. Miss NEEDHAM, ...

... THE ARMY. Notwithftanding the anfortanare iffue elf the Continent, the Expedition from this conned is by no means abandoned ; on the contiary, We nodedstod the embarkation of the German Catuiry will (if it is not already commenced) be immediately released ...

... THE ARMY• Lord I-1c rc tom is recalled from his ''kuation i with the Allied Armies upon the Continent. His Lordthie is to be fOcceeded by Mr. JOHN HOONIIAM Fatal( ! It is nnw reported, that the Expedition will be immediately difpatcbed., and fail in (mall ...

... THE ARMY. and family under the protection of the British fleet, and to have follow:d the example of the Porturueze Court, emigrating to South America; but they had not the means to make their wishes known aad were betrayed, it is believed, by the PRINCE ...

... THE ARMY. Arrived on Satu r d a y at H arw i c h severa l sa il o f trinsports, having on board the 76th (Hindoustan) an 67th regiments, which landed thena this day ; they are from Guernsey and Jersey. Major-General MooaE, to take the command at Newfoundland; ...

... THE ARMY. An order has been sent to the Canterbury disl.ri.:t to every Regiment to make an immediate return of its effective strength, the the great Expeditiol. which is preparing may sail with all possible speed. The most active preparations are making ...

... THE ARMY. It will, we are perfaaded, give general and warm fatisfadion to the army, and to the country, to learn the liberality of Government, in permanently appointing the brave General as Commander in Chief at Buenos Ayres, with the fame Glary as polka/id ...

... It was an act contrary to the usage of the army, and repugnant to every principle of justice: no man was subject to military , jurisdiction, but an officer, soldier or sepoy, or some one connected with the army; nor was any offence cognizable by the military ...

... H ARMY. Mistral diftribution of the Briti(h Army, Feb: 1. Jet:Warr. Fentible. Mit TN. Inv. c.v. by: England a,,el Wales 1 9 4 74 122 3 1 North Britain 1 I 2 14 4 Ireland 7 I 3a 6 Jerfey.Gaernfey, &e. 9 2 11 20 In the Garrifons of Gib-. ralur , Minorca ...

... pretest trlth the Army, the loth Augult , and 4th of September, tilos , are unit. ted to (hate in Prize taken by the army during the War. with the exceptions hereafter mentioned. , ad, MI Corps,Oflicers and Soldiers who joined the army between t►e 4th ...

... OF a terra* now annexe 4 20 etOtausatto au se dont We arrived here on the Weld land for bad weather, till the Ilth. whoa th e and a fine final partof the . army a landing, under a veryheavy fire of _Mad non- - We the Wain aid drove our from. with very ...