... 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 ...

... were taken prisoners as Buenos Ayres, landed without arms. The 9th Dragoons have also disembarked, and marched to Romford, Essex; the 20.h Dragoons to Guildford ; and th* second battalion of the 95th regiment have landed, and marched to Hil-ea r&cks* The ...

... feated the Franck army, and that they were marching towards Vienna. woman cried out in the streets, The French are beaten, and there are the Russi alarm was general; fear and stupefaclion prevailed ir Vienna. Behold the result of the pernicious councils ...

... 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, ...

... of the sth Infantry, which had been landed at Ramsgate, on their return from the late unfortunate Spanish Expedition, marched into Lewes, on their rodte to join their regimental Steyning.—Three hundred were landed, but not many more than twothirds of ...

... 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. COPY OP A. LETTER FROM TH.P . RIGHT HON. LORD .HoBART, ONE OP Hls IVIAIEbTY'S • PRINCIPAL' SECRETARIES OF sTATE, TO THE I,ORDS LIEUTENANTS OF THE SEVERAL COUNTIES OF SCOTLAND. MY LOAD, Downing-slreet, April 19, I'Bo2. N consequence of the conclusion ...

... 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; ...

... ARMY. A CAPTAIN an old and highly r espelable Regiment, of one Battalion, now in England, change into corps of two or more Battalions, hot on. Foreign Service. Letters (postpaid) addressed to L. M. Bearbitidar.Lane, London, will be instantly attended ...

... 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 ...