... Skerrett, to be Lieut. Col. by purchase, vice Godley, who retires. ,Ssth Ditto.—J. Drury, Esq 7 to be Paymaster of the 2d battalion. 139th Ditto.—Major W. Wilson, to be Paymaster, vice Grant, • who resigns. 'Scotch Bri,g,a.fr.-Capt. J. Ferrier, to be Major ...

... Government; but those iiow sent are made out generally for the Plenipotentiaries our Court may send to negotiate. -.. The Ist battalion of Austrian volunteer riflemen have received orders to • March for Italy the be- . ginuing of next week, • L ' 'lr .-tr.t ...

... that, on the first warning, every article will be put out of the enemy's reach. Part of the officers! . baggage. the Ist battalion of the 6Qth regiment arrlve4 at Jamaica, on . :the of August. By a foreign vessel that arrived at Jamaica, in, telligence ...

... ' On Friday, at his house, iv..OlotecesteF-fhice, Rorttnae,- square, Major General Lewis, Colonel of the Royal gariis4os battalion, - and . Lieutenant-Governor of Carishrooke ,• W. Hornby, Esq. of Tottenham. :At Little Bookliam, Surrey, Mrs. Seawell, wife ...

... from the enemy. ,For obtaining this great 'object, His MA orders,. 'as the most suitable means,' to forii . a legion of 20 battalions' of in'fantry from among the faithful inhabitants of Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia, solely and Wholly to be -employed in ...

... and the latter in Cork-during the ensuing year. The Ist battalion of the 6th regiment of foot completed its embarkation at Portsmouth yester- . day ; and the last division, of the second battalion will, by forced marches, reach that place on the 27th instant ...

... sttite, hantedivith the harriers. • • - ••• - The Han. COl. Fi T .k . O , Fu sign Bit OT unoer orders tqpin the first , battalion in the N.l.4iterra, • .nean, being appdhlted utheers of the forces on . the , expedition: The Moniteur affects not-to Understand' ...

... where. they remain, with the wind at West,:' Wednesday embarked yon.boatel'three transports,- lying in Cowes Road, the6tli battalion of the 60th regiment of foot-- They are' expected to sail, the first wink for Jamaica. Of the Newfoundland flaet that sailed: ...

... an old, crazy vessel,, and had taken in her lading at Hasting only two days before. On Thursday the officers of the first battalion of Royals, and of the . 68th regiment of foot, now in barracks at Horsham, gave an elegant supper. and ball to the nobility ...

... cantonments, consisting of tWelve articles, in which he says, - The Generals of division shall give orders that the . battalions, half brigades, and regiments of cavalry shall be frequently drawn out, even in bad weather, and never neglect to keep the ...

... learn, that on the. 17 quarters have been ordered there for. 1800 Prussian troops, which are to be followed by five other battalions, , and afterwards to 'take possession of RitzebUttel and Cuxhaven. The post, from Russia, due yesterday, is not yet arrived ...

... On FricliSt;'at Colchester, son, the CountcKs nf Pia nbu:y, where his LorAship. is quartered, commanding the Grenadier Battalion of Guard. M ATIRrEn. . By special licence, on the at the Marquis of DrJ.- glieda's Sackville-street, Dublin. OnnAby V.andeleqr ...