... notified to this regiment, by the Commander- in-Chief in India, that they are to return to England, on arrival of the 51st light infantry from New South Wales. 65th-A mortality most fatal has broken out among the soldi- ers of this regiment in Castlebar ...

... and 04th regiments. Caiptain Idathesor, 23d, and Capteits Childers, 42d, O1't -also arriveul by the Cygnet. Otil The 51st Light Infantry are ditly expected home from Malts, in the sigh1 Donegal of 0 gunat. - Ordera have been issued from the I-trse Guards ...

... Indies-Majors IL. C. Barnard, 51st Bengal Native Infantry; J. G. Drummond, 6th do,; U. Dick, 51st do.; 0. Phillipps, 5fth do.: W. ff. Earle, 29tb do.; WS. 3Maetier. Itb Bengal Native Cava:ry; IV. Garden, 36th Bengal Native Infantry; E. J. Smith, Bengal Eogineers; ...

... Regiment, of N~itivo Infantry. Brigadle Ststf.-2d Brirade.-B.jrxeadier F. Markham, Cap- -taiii A. L. Balfour, Major of brigade. Corps.-lier ltlajesty's 2d Foot, 49th Regiment of Native Infitntry, 51st-Regiment of Native Infantry. - Divisional Staff. - ...

... Thornton, 18th light dragoons, of; a daughter. On the 23d ult. at Denmark Hill, Middlesex,. the Lady of C. D. Gotuox,, Esq. of a daughter. On the. 29th ult. at Holdernesse House, the BIar. chioness of LONDONDERRY, of a daughter. On the 51st ult. at Silver ...

... of the Royal Artillery, an officer lately promoted, was to sail a from lHalifax, November ?? J Much to the satifaction of infantry officers, sling belts will be agais order- A ed in tile next issues. 5' The 10th regiment; statloned at Toronto, Upper Canada ...

... ut. Westnacott, severely.-51st Foot, Capain y ( Sriiellic, Lieuts Beardsley and Hicks, all severely.- d 85th Foot Lieutenants Gammnell, Grant, and Mor;o0, all ?? Britanniqises, ILieut. Dufief, se- e, ?? of Brunswick's Light lnfantry, Lieut. I.y- ;zanewky ...

... enemy then placed light infantry in the range of i, mountains on the left of the valley, which were opposed by -na division of Spanish infantry,. De Bassei court. u r _ The general attack began by the march of several co- t lumas of infantry into the valley ...

... The troops going on the Secret Expedition are m so squadrons of the 2oth Light Dragoons, dis- dismounted under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Taylor, and ta regiments of infantry of the line, seleded fiorn the strongest. One bri- ,T ide is under orders ...

... interests, to erect a Light on thd &I Peravle Point, near the Start Head-lassd. This Light will be of peculiar ad- to vantage to the vessels passrig up the British Channel from the Atlantic, as it nill frequesitly prove thesfirst light or sigsnal of rnd made ...

... 09th, 31st (2d batt.), 32d, 36th, 3sthi, ,)th 42d1 43d (both batts.) 45th, 50th, 51st, 52d (both batts.) 58th, 60dh (2d batt.), 6tih (5tl batt. rifle), 71st, 76th, 9th, 51st, .Sd, 91st, Vtd, 95th (both |batts. rifle) 97th, and Ist batt. of Royal' Veterads ...

... and is backed at even to win. The match is for 500 c guitteas. a Tut: A R Mty.-The 51st (or Kin-'s own), in this c garrison, iIld the 85th reginent of' Light Infantry v at Brighton, are under orders to be ii readiness for cm- c barkation. They are destined ...