... ch woman is going, and her route, that she Islay receive such allowances as are authorised by the Act, not exceeding two-pence per mile. 111. Upon production of such certificate to any Overseer of the Poor of any place through which such woman shall ...

... THE ARMY. 'We understand that it is the intention of Govern. ment so send British Wicers to Minorca, for the purpose of training, disciplinini, and organizing the de• setters from the French armies and other recruits collected in that island, after which ...

... same be accompanied by a statement, explaining when and where, me women landed iv this country, and why tltey did not in thc'regnlar way solicit Passesat I lie place there they landed, as also in what manner and when ihey leached London, and at what dale* ...

... some unfortunate calamity had happened to the other young woman ; and while one of them remained in the house, to prevent tie lescape of their prisoners, the other, accompanied ray the young woman, went in search. They had pro. ceeded about half a mile ...

... THE ARMY. Amovig the corps likely to be sent immediately to Portugal, arc the 9th Light Dragoons and the 2d Battalion of General PAcit's Regiment, the 71st, or Ind Li?.ht Infantry regiment. The former of these rei-iments has been a long time stationed ...

... ARMY. Extract of a letter which we feceived . yesterday, Jilted lirusSels, May 3.—' On Monday last the Duke IVellington reviewed the brigade of Guards at Enghien, and expressed himself in the highest terms nt approbation on their line martial appearance ...

... in that favourable situation. The sickness in the army had greatly abated. The 67th regiment has proceeded from Carthagena to join Sir Joim MURRAY'S army at Alicant : but it is cavalry which that army wants most ; they have only 800. Watteville's fine ...

... THE ARMY. Notice was this morning issued, that the half yearly pay to the Half-pay Officers in his Majesty's land forces, will commence payment on th e 9th instant. Three transports which arrived at Plymouth on Monday night from Lisbon, were filled with ...

... on board one of the revenue.cutters, and landed at Dover on Sunday. The account they give is, that they belonged to one of the 71 gun ships in the Texel, all the men of which had been marched off to join the army, together with all the men who were capable ...

... THE ARMY. Three companies of the 95th regiment (third bat. ialion), and one comp/my of the Royal Staff Corps, began to embark this morning at Portsmouth. Three companies of the 95th regiment (second battalicm), and 80 men of the 7th foot, will follow ...

... 63, purporting to be accepted by Dav:d Thomak, Esq. of the Army Pay Office, to Messis. Biddulph and Cox, }linkers, Charing Cross. He was fully committed for trial. UNION HaLc--An Irish woman, named O'Loughlin, came to this Office yesterday, to mate a ...

... the door, was called there by her groans, the prisoner actually upon the body of the woman. Whether be had perfeetrd his , Is not bare. The circumstance of the woman. being bruised, her appearance, bespoke the resistance she had made. The blood may be ...