... to the Scheldt; landed on Walcheren and engaged in several affairs with the enemy; also present at the siege and capture , of Flushing with the Royals, which was the first regiment that took possession of the town. In March, 1810, landed in Portugal, and ...

... for the pensioners and their families that they should supply the demand for labour than attempt settling on land of their own, no grant of land has been promised to them; but if they acquire money to purchase it in the interior, there will be no objection ...

... Bethune, O'O men, and 4 women, and 6 children. The 91 st will land and join their regiment at Gosport. She has also brought home Assistant Surgeon Paynter, of the Rifle Brigade, and 14 men, one woman, and one child, of the 27th, 62d, and 65th Regiments. The ...

... the Sctieldt; landed on Walcheren and engaged in several affairs with the enemy; also present at the siege and capture of Flushing with the Royals, which was the first regiment ' that took possession of the tevvn. In March, 1810, landed in Portugal, and ...

... which he successfully kept possession of a gardeii on the left of the position occupied bythe allied army during the sortie. Medal for the Nive. Army Arrivals at Ceylon.— Sept. 8, the barque Berk- shire, Captain J. Whyte, from Gravesend May 25. Cargo- ...

... The Army. Chatham. S::pt. 15.—This morning the head-quarters of the 99th regiment marched from this garrison, under the command of Major Last, with Ensign Erden and Ensign Mends. The head-quarters proceeded to Deptford, where they embark 0:1 Friday, on ...

... Miners, two men and two women; sth regiment, nineteen men and one woman—the death of the Adjutant (Aldrich) is also reported; 23d Fusileers, seven men 60th Rifles, twelve men, one woman, and two children; 70th regiment, twenty men, two women, and two children; ...

... bed, and partly on the floor, who appeared as if she had but just expired; ad also the woman Peters, who was c..nvulsed with pain the 'latter in the bed by a woman, who appeared to lie drunk ? asked Peters if she had regretted what she had done, and she ...

... to the lands, to see when the possession of them, pursuant to the said consent, would be iziVen un. . _Re days, and during that period he afforded men, horses, and carts, at our expense, to such of the persons as desired to remove off their lands their ...

... ch woman is going, and her route, that she Islay receive such allowances as are authorised by the Act, not exceeding two-pence per mile. 111. Upon production of such certificate to any Overseer of the Poor of any place through which such woman shall ...

... pasture land, as well as in flocks, Great Britain and Ireland (says a French statistical account) are the most favoured countries in Europe. They contain 5572 square leagues (more than two thirds of their territory) in meadow and pasture land. Germany ...

... THE ARMY. The 58th Regiment has arrived at Portsmouth, on board the Brilliant, London, and Thomas and Mary transports, from Jamaica, and are ”rdered to be landed. The hunomy distinctions permitted to be borne on the colours and appointments of the 58th ...