... TIIE ARMY. The late Officers of (he Ist Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers had a meeting on the It'th instant, when ii was re- solved, in order to enable Government to withdraw the whole of the Regular Forcc-Trom Edinburgh and l'iershill Barracks ...

... TIIE ARMY. , . • Thirty-four p ens i oners f rom S co tl an d were 'this 'reek sent home, ented or relieved, from the York Hospital, with their pensions untouched! A'Statement the Casualties of the Army during the last year. - D iscontinued—Lieutenant-General ...

... being stripped, her sex was discovered, and by order of Captain THoigrSoN. a woman was fetched on board with clothes for her; the greatest care was taken of her, and she was 'landed at Blackivall in about a fortnight. , She then. went before the QUEEN, who ...

... years have elapsed, and not the least symptom appeared since. A young woman also who had runnings in several parts of her body, completely cured by .your props, relatives of this young woman gave the first infornottion to the parents Grits& Macaulay, which ...

... ARMY PROMOTiOys. WAR OFFICE, 9th July, 1819. i of Guards, Lieut H. Hunter, (i-.b the half pay of the Light Drag to Lieut N Richard* who exchanges, receiving tbeditfercncc 1 Ith Light Drag Cornet R Hare, from the 31st Light Drag to be Corset, v. Chamber* ...

... ARMY OF PORTUGAL. The following are names of the Generals now command the different of the British Army in Portugal. Cutialry—Lieut.-Gen. Sir Stapleton Cotton, Bart. and Lieut. Gen. Sir Win. ErSkine, Bart. hrt Dnialuia—Lieut. Gen. Sir Brent Spencer Bart ...

... retire•to Abbeville, on their way into Flanders ; Marshal NEY and the - Army under him are said to have joined the TAin)er—iude e d it appears from all that has oc• curred since BUONAPARTE landed inFrance, that a Tegurar, organi,ed, and well planyed :scheme among ...

... THE ARMY. —General Order. Horse Guards, Nov. 20, 191 i. His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief is pleased to direct, that the following copy of a letter, which, by command of the Prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, has ...

... ►rHE ARMY. This morning the two regiments of Life were reviewed on Wimbledon Common. That fine regiment of Hussar cavalry, Dragoon Guards, of which Lord is nel,- is arrived in Dublin, and has replaced Dragoon Guards in duty of that garrison, The LAVINIA ...

... ARMY PORTUGAL. The following is the disposition of the troops in the Peninsula : Commander Chief, Marquis Weliinglon. Second Command, General Sir Thomas Graham, the Portuguese Army, Marshal Sir VV. Bcrcsford. Cavalry Division, Lieut. Gen. Sir Slapylton ...

... TEE ARMY. 'Me Plymouth slivisiou of the reinforcements for Lord WELLINGTON, have at length fairly set sail, with a fine breeze at E. S. E. Our Falmouth letter states the arrival at that port of some transports, with troops on board, which had sailed from ...

... VIE ARMY. Major• General RIAU. * of the 69th Regiment, hvi been removed from the Staff of Great &juin, and appointed to the Staff in Canada. Deputy Commissary-General GRIEVE, lately en% ployed in Portugal, has been ordered to superintend the Commissariat ...