... THE ARMY. Spanish-Town, Jamaica, Aug. 31, 18.19 The will convey to you sullitie - ntly afflicting news of the ravages which the N,er is committing anionpt us. Part of the 9,21 and 50 ii have made •their escape on .boaid the Serapis, .61, which has been ...

... 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. The official the pensions to wounded OlHcers, Seen order the Commander in Chief: arcuLATtoN o«antino to orrtcras »» his majesty'* land rnaeas losing etc limb service : . ,1 If Officer shall wounded in action, and it shall npoear upon Inspection ...

... 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. 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 ...

... of Downshirc, from his rank and great landed interest, whilst it was artfully added, that some consideration ought to paid to that of the Earl of Londonderry, ( who really does not possess any great stock of landed property in the county) ; that electioneering ...

... 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 ...

... THE FASTING WOMAN. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FRoNT_ A _G_E_NTLEIVIAN NEAR .DERBY, MAY 3, 181$. , The Tuttury humbug is over. The watch on Mrs. Moore, began on Wednefday 4 the.2llt. at two o'clock in the afternoon, and continued until the morning of Friday ...

... THE ARMY. Ramsgate, July 16.—The transport brlgßri- l ' tish Litton, E, C, it, Robson, master, arrive 4 here (trim Calais, last evening, with pat t of the 10th giment of Cavalry, landed the horses in the morning ; sailed again immediately for Boulogne ...

... the wolf was dispatched in his el arms. All the wounded persons ?? been car- ried to the hospital of Beaune. The pregivilit woman is the only person in danger. The irel' has'been opened by medical men, but they bri not sdiscovered anisign of madness. The ...

... THE ARMY. A General Court Martial, of which Lieutenant- Colonel Shatore, of the West Kent Militia, was President, was held at Cork on the 6(h, and continued by adjournments to the of Nov. last, for the trial of Lieotenant-Coionei Stamer, of the Clare ...