... THE ARMY. - |. I .1 I.- ?? ?? _: !_ 1 The Sovereign transport is expected to arrie at Kings. tow'n harbour in the c6urse of a few days, from Woalwwh, to receive' on board Majoi Romer's company of the S ,oya! Artillery, for conveyance 1b the West Indies ...

... are to replace this year at Portsmouth the 84th regiment,' who 'wilL proceed to Ireland.' - E -, The Barretto, from Cork, landed her drafts for the.27th 72d, and 75th regiments, at the Cape'last December, and sailed with more for the 35th and 87th regiments ...

... T1HE ARMy. t Y-o troops of the 17th Lancers atrived in Portobella 13arracks .d yesterday. r. The remainder of the 1st Dragoon Guards will embark on Mlon- day or Tuesday next. s Tuesday two troops of tbe 4th (Royal Irish) Diagoon Guards t atrived in Belyast ...

... speech at the Crown and Anchor a few days since on Canadian affifirs, is a lieu- tenant-colonel, unattached, in the British army. t An immediate move of all the regiments in Ireland will a be the consequence of the withdrawal of troops now under c orders ...

... - THE ARMY. HIrk- O l, __ I . - S . - The 19th regiment arrived at the North-wall from Bristol on Sunday night, and marched into Richmond Barracks about eight o'clock. Gunner and Driver James Robertson, of ?? Ar- tillery, unfortunately was killed the ...

... viedv of the ease. Military men are sUP- iis posed to surrender many rights which citizens enjoy, when, il on entering the army, they submit to its severe, anid, often- at times, arbitrary regulations; but we believe it is the boast of ail the service ...

... appre- hending the offenders. The woman above mentioned is sister- in-law to the woman whose ears were cut off some time ago, but Wh o absconded, upon receiving four pounds and two cows compensation. This other woman has been sent to Ennis gaol to secure ...

... I ; - . I -THE AR'MY. we munerstanu tnat a conthdent opinion is still enter- Itained in London of a brevet, to include colonels of 1830, yve to the standing of Colonel Kenab, b. p. 56th; but not 'en promoting Sir Robert 'Gardiner and the other aides-de- ...

... Foot. BBEVET.-TO be Lieutenant-General in the Army- Major-General James Home, late of the Royal Marines. To be Major-General in the Army-Colonel James Home, late of the Royal Marines. To be Colonel in the Army- Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Nicolls, late of ...

... THE ARMY. It has been determined to send the 10th and 78th regi- ments forthwith to India.-Naval and Military Gazette. The 78th Highlanders, now under orders for the East Indies, was raised in the year 1793. It arrived from Europe at the Cape of Good ...

... should takei care that no man falls out of thep ranks; that he abtuld receive no- t thing into them; tha't no civilian, nnan or woman, comes in con- O 0 a I ?? tact with the soldier, r~n any movemvent of the battalion; sod hl though in marchiing' the officer' ...

... BURNED TO DEATFl.-On w.edlesdara Dll last a poor old woman, who had been missing darinithi day, was found in a house ?? I mbrnedts detB Night constable Donning having been inforned hO e of the poor woman's neighbours that sit had notben since an early hour ...