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... of the sth Infantry, which had been landed at Ramsgate, on their return from the late unfortunate Spanish Expedition, marched into Lewes, on their rodte to join their regimental Steyning.—Three hundred were landed, but not many more than twothirds of ...
... ARMY. A CAPTAIN an old and highly r espelable Regiment, of one Battalion, now in England, change into corps of two or more Battalions, hot on. Foreign Service. Letters (postpaid) addressed to L. M. Bearbitidar.Lane, London, will be instantly attended ...
... THE ARMY. An order has been sent to the Canterbury disl.ri.:t to every Regiment to make an immediate return of its effective strength, the the great Expeditiol. which is preparing may sail with all possible speed. The most active preparations are making ...
... THE ARMY. The King Ceorge Packet arrived yesterday at Harwich, from blushing, with Officer's passengers. The Vulture Revenue cutter arrived at Portsmouth on briday night from Flushing, in 31 hours, having left it Thursday noon, from the preparations making ...
... It was an act contrary to the usage of the army, and repugnant to every principle of justice: no man was subject to military , jurisdiction, but an officer, soldier or sepoy, or some one connected with the army; nor was any offence cognizable by the military ...
... Colonel CR A DOCK being of a stronger constitution, 'continued his profession of the army, and mairied, in 1799, Lady Tnaonosti a most amiable and b , autiful young woman, daughter to the Countess of CLANWILLIAM. Her Ladyship accompanied him on his command ...
... :MIMI ARMY IX SPAIN. • The following letters,. contain, come j'nfor . rnati:9G relative to the , (late of Ot AIN troops, ilie nature olthe country through which _theyytypliatfcd SALA MANCA, Nov. 25.—A. confiderable part cf the !army en.: tered Spain by ...
... Mr. Serjearit BEST, avho would be examined as a army, and for Gerona, and .the French are stated to witness upon this trial. In opening this- case to the I have taken such a position es to cut off General Jury, he said, it was hisintention to avoid as ...
... has been appointed the Commander in Chief of the armies of the Centre and of Andalusia, (the latter congisting of '2 1 , 0 0 infantry, and 1700 The Marquis de Palacio was the coinmander.of the former army, and the Duke 11- falitado of the latter. The Duke ...
... command, the brilliant result their great gallantry and unwearied exertions. In every affair in which the army has been engaged since the landing, it has nobly upheld that superiority for valour, enterprize, and discipline, over proud and vaunting enemy ...
... i I tot to, reSign - ' the 'command of the army ; derstood- a proposition this'kittd been drawn the band-Writing Of Sir D. Dundas, Which' had been approved of by several Officers, and only laid aside through the -opposition Of One. Such proceedings, he ...
... remaining parts of the divivion on shore, and oat part of the army supplied to-marrow. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) It. C. Half-put seven. p.m.—The substance of this letter was sent by telegraphic communication, from the Sabrina, at five o'clock ...