... Majesty's ship Northumber- • j land, -and the hatteres. His Royal Highness was ;received by a guard of honour from the 51st Light infantry, by Commissioners the Honourable COUR-TENAY BOYLE, FRASER, and CUNNINGHAM; Captains ~ Sie G. SEYMOUR, K. 8., WA rr REX ...

... Lord Erskine's youngest son, on his passage to Ceylon. lie served throughout the campaigns in Spain as a Captain of Light Infantry in the 51st Regiment, and behaved with great gallantry in the battle of the Pyrenees, where being shot in the thigh be was sent ...

... the road to meet the Royal cavalcade, were drawn up at the North gate of the Palace, faced by - the detachment of the 51st Infantry remaining here, for the purpose of receiving her Majesty. The assemblage on the occasion was great, including many elegantly ...

... on suspicion of her not being the same vessel as her register described, was acquitted by the Court of Vice Admiralty on the 51st ult. A liaytian squadron, contisting of a frigate, a brig, and a °Vatter, was spoke on the Bth inst. off Cape Tiburon, by the ...

... the Honourable who exchanges. , G. F. Clarke, to ! Thomas Brand (now Lord Dacre), called up to the House of 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet .. , be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Potts, whose promotion has Peers. not taken place. City of Peterborough—Sir ...