... appointed him General of Infantry, sad gave hire landed estates In Silesia, the rent-toll of which axceeded 10,000 dollars a ,esr. In 1815, it was chiefly Count Goeiiaenau who enabled the r'nissian Army, which had been defested by the French, near Ligny ...

... observations of the Earl of Harewood, the een chairman of the meeting, to the consideration of lte pro. a, V of prietors of Lands and Ilouses in this town snd county, b; Ins- especially to the owners of small Freeholds. GLASS NoNntco .-lMr. Powell's Exhibition ...

... horse artillery having taken up the most advantageous position which could be found for pouring destructiorn into the retiring army, the storm fell with merciless violence upon the fugitives, who were now struggling in one mighty confused mass to reach the ...

... yenshous! aid Ido, sincerety trust, and hope, consderh/ie (te Asty)desce that, the future conduct of' tca ing he ame emementon ?? Army will tie 1`egulacci bestsee upo 5/ens on he re-by their past, and that in foctue sent ocas~o, (Chers) .you will consider them ...

... Aberdeenshire, &c.-Lord George William Russell (son), Celonel in the Army, Brigadier-General in' Portuggal, and Aid-de-Camp to the King-Elizabeth Anne (daughter-in-law), Bedchamber-woman to the Queen-Lord' Johr 6 (son), Secretary of State-Lord Wriothesley ...

... his Majesty's 1st Regiment of Foot, iged IO5 years. Hle served in the army 21 years, and receired lipension for the period of 61 years. When in his 90th year, tie as married to a woman about 30 years of age. lie was n uch respeeted by all who knew him. ...

... of the Army taos lax to the last degree, so that the disferoisce beteeen the contending forces seas not by ony mcean sd so great as our first impressions wsould lead us to supPOSe. The Incite of the disoipline in those times in the English a, Army was a ...

... by whom in life ho wasi surrounded. INQ1JESTS BY WV. BItUNNER, ESQ CORONER. e n Monday the 4th inst. lit the Crickelter's Armie Cowley, en viewo 'of the body of Johia Lee, eho was accidentally killed the previousm Suitardaly by a cart passing over ?? ...

... Cheltenham, aged 77, Ai. wlu~ztmoro, Req.-Tn George- street, Hanover-square, aged 29, Captain .Johnl Flarwood, of th~e Madras Arm~y, third son of the Rev. Dr. llar~vood, of ILichfiekl. -James Lee, Esq1. aged 7P many years an inhabiato lae street.-..Mr. Jennings ...

... seising his Y-ing a atI (:lountry isv an Officer il tihe Army. 0 'Y Died at Inverness, on the .31st of August, the FRverend Dr y, WVitrti-: Tt l'', ulctor of NorlalltOlt, iJ thei county of Rut- t land, &c. a tIn On Feidar last an Extraordinary N.ieetiulg ...

... IeBSao-Oo the Sth ibstant, at Itchenor Church, I by the Rev. Henry Mitchell, J. C. Longcroft, Esq., 16th a Regiment Madras Army, to Catharine, eldest daughter of WiMliam tibbs, Esq., of Itchenor House, Susrex. v LtAL-COTTONr-At the ?? Church of St. Bonitace ...

... General Thomas R. Charleton, formerly of the Royal Artillery. The gallant deceased was one of the oldest officerss in the army, having entered thie service as far b ck ais June, 1772, and for the first forty-years of has military career eaw much active ...