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... was to land the ssusn Mien, intrusted to command, at Cads:mil, at one trip; end it woild have been ulisafe have the force in detachment% of hich the Commodore had said was the greatest force lie could put on shore in the boat; ; and the landing troops ...
... - u. ; ■ It is said, (hat all persons at Corunna capable of. serving in the army, and not employed, in the defence of the works, had been sent join the Galhcian forces-. —The following is an extract of one ot the latest letters from that town, dated July ...
... MILITARY REGISTER for emliarkation to join the army under his Grace the Duke or Wellington. Artillery, ( Fool) Major Campbells company orders to embark for Guernsey. Major Riandolh's company, Wednesday from Dover to Portsmouth. Sapnars and il/i/ers,Captain ...
... face scorched. A dreadful peal of thunder, on the sth, struck on a miner's cabin, near Castleton, where a woman and man were sitting. The woman was thrown into terrible disorder, from the suffixating fumes of sulphur, and on recovering herself found her ...
... apparel, to the amount of about 5001. . On Friday a poor woman, in a deranged sta!e of mind, was observed to throw an infant into the water: at Batilebridge ; the child 'was drowned, and the woman attempted to destroy herself also, but was prevented by ...
... - PAL nirnaucENcis. THE ARMY. FALMOUTH, MARN . of the transports, with drivers Olery on ail -- Sailed the followi ng Packets :—th Lady Arabella, board, which, sailed from Cove on the 28th ult. under PORMUS, for the Brazils; the Ptnce of Wales, convoy ...
... dispatches. IThile BagratiOn was quickly pursued in his - retreat, anticipated, sepafated, and removed from the main army; that army, cormrand. ed by the Emperor Alexander, retreated on the: Dwiaa. On the lath, -General Sehastiani, following the rear ...
... sotne unfortunate calamity had happeoed to the oiner young woman : and while one of them tretnained in the house to prevent the escape of' their prisoners, the other, accompanied the young woman, went in search. They had proceeded about half a mile, when ...
... si o THE ARMY. The appointments of Aids-da-Camp to his Mk. Wszl t , which. becorneriacant, are .to remain's°. The death of Colonel Wmow, a jittadier, and fine of his MAJESTY'S Aidegaia•Cansp, was occasioned, by the fever of the count: Dr. CAnnia, Phyiictan• ...
... THE ARMY. following Official Paper bar been inn& CIRCULAR, No 378. _ _ . Wpr 0167 e, Octobe Sir -1n reference to my Circular of 30th o (No a form of atbdavit, which every Half pay he •equired to use in drawing for his Half-pay h beetinber next, invead ...
... from Christiansand to Ireland, is stranded in the Orkneys. army. Crew saved. A Montevidean squadron consisting of a frigate, Private accounts state, that the number of sick in the British army has been reduced from .5 to 3000, and that the number of c ...
... ARMY. Lord &RENOWN% fine regiment, the North Devon Militia, are in Fort Monckton, and relieved the Dublin Regiment sent to Haslar barracks. The North Cork, a beautiful regiment, has gone into Forton barracks, with the Inverness Highland Mili. ' tia, commanded ...