... inst , has u the following, -or the 6th, from Constantinople:- C z *Yesterday a considerable corps of Russian troops, mobtly infantry and artillery, arrived at our port on rc board transports, and, in pursuance of, and by orders w of the Acdmiralty, disembarked ...

... certain dis. . grace'or even decapitation would be the inevitable con. sequence of his disobeying it. On the morning of the 51st inst. every doubt, on the subject was removed. Three columns of the enemy, estimated at one thou- sand men each, were seen ...

... cannonade opened from I the tow n upon the inner citadel; when Capt. Young, in command of three companies of Her Majesty's 10tl Infantry, and at the suggestion, it is said of Lieutenant M1iaunsell, of the En- gineer', seeing a favourable moment, dashed at the ...

... obstinacy on each In, side, anid was terminated by a Iecisive bayonet attack se along the whaile line on the tart of the Snanilsh infantry vwho broke the enemy, and drove then off the fiel-_thc Caealry of' Blilans ptirsuuisg them for several miles, and in variois ...

... 1511 volkuutecrs of h' e light di, isin,' cosss- n-fistsmdc by Licut.-Cul. ?? of tile 52d rvgt. '4011 of ?? iksis s diviin (cinsisliog of2200 ftlse ~brigade of Guards, if- unshler Lieut. Csul. Casedtor ,. sd 1011 of thle light. batta liosn assd 100 of ...

... Charles Baron Allen, Masriscal tde Camipom, ?? Le Cor, and Maliscal De Canmpo Doti Pisbld Nrillo, coinnanding Divisions of Infantry; and ith ener Dn 1n Pedro Gicon, commiandinig thle hreserve of Andalusi. SLieoltinant-General Sir ltmmwland. Hill, and NMc'rshal ...

... ~ betlt, oig 6TheFrench 'ai'ni?r ? ut ,th? present niometil, of 67 reg?menta *Qf ir?fapt?y of the line, 21. Of' . b i. light infantry, two.ofcorablneer?(cavair3i) ten of cuirso- . siers, tw?lve tif.dragoona, eleven, of eltaoseueaeigltt of e? lancers, six ...

... Ipswich * Ist Dragoone, Meln- Ihester; 2d do., Badlincollig; 3d (o., Sheffieldl; 4th s do., Bomnbay; 0th do.. Dusndalk; 7th Light Dragoons,t Newbridge; 81th do., Dublin; 9 ~h do.,-Nottingham;! 'lOth ditto, Hounslow; llth do., Bengal; 12th do., Edinburgh; ...

... (Cel totto, tle Iuock w ail, itol I luolpr l ispiti, andt - Yesterday mnorilia- inispected the 51,1, (or Eing's O a) it Light Infantry lRegt. H is Ilighilts 'in his atival titok tip his abode it tihe ?? of it N a% al Corm- C mander-in Chief, A dlmiral Sir ...

... a-point Aubrey Lewis c Woolls, Esq. Store- keeper, at Fort George, North Britain. j The l)eplt Companies of the 51st King's ()wn Night Infantry, and 94th, embarked this morning on board the Romnney troop-ship, and will sail the first fair wind for Cork. ...

... distinct from the U'orks Cl ?? parish, but in consitleration that WI ir the contractor being ill repaitl for the street lighting, H lie was for this tilllC excustel from the rate, anid the of niatter was left for a future mneeting to discuss. rie 3`111cs ...

... ie Alresford Schools, sometime in July or the beginning of ~ kgof August. lg ig New Subscriber to the Couisty Hospit-Al-Mr. light te Edward Fitt, ilinchester, IL Is. - froer at Diet], at the Semaphore, Compton Down, on Thurs- ga Leieuta~t1' . J.Rt. Thomas ...