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... THE ARMY. The Grenadier Regiment Gaud', now doing duty at the Tower, will march for Wind. •or in a few weeks, to take the Royal duty. The 34th, from Bath, &e. is arrived at Plymouth to do the Garrison ditty. The moeb-lamented Major George swill Bartlett ...
... the army. The following is the Official Account of the Reductions, «tc. in the Army reductions. „n,h Lieht Draeoons, Ist ditto, MB-**d ditto «48- c. rt Cavalry, 816—IIS Men per Regiment in the two « Life Guards, and 104 men in the Royal Regiment Guards ...
... THE ARMY. The two Regiments of Life Guards will be immediately brigaded with the Rcyal Horse Guards, (blue) and with the 10th Hussars, 19th Lancers, and two Troops of Horse Artillery, will be reviewed by the PRINCE REGENT, on Hounslow Heath, on Tuesday ...
... the royal artillery, the 4th, 6th, 7th. ( Fustleets) 65tb. 9 fl 7) of infantry, and other corps, %%ere landed at Dover on Salim:lly, the 6t.tish army in 11 1, snee, for the p.apuse of being disbanded. O Weenesclsa nigh last, one of ihe pr4ns who nightly ...
... was of opinion, art if the army Ind been landed successively i n dioions on the Ist, 2d, and 3d of August, the b.itterie before Antwerp would have been ready on the evtning of the 9th. He did not land oh Walcheren til' the 30th of July ; he expected that ...
... THE army. Major-General Lord Howard of Effingham Order* to the 18th ( Uoyah Iriah) Uegiment, on the first inspection of that Corps, since its return, from twelse years foreign service.’ RortMpouth, Oct. 2,1817. The appearance of the Regiment, at the ...
... 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 ...
... VIE ARMY. Generit I. lit', it'.4 SUEs t Cenersl lion. T. In ent• cownraot as ; ( 1 , 410 Dunlop tier '.:fill) toot, is ti lq t- r . • attioanc.tit to icor, lot Ntlj tv't..i Li NI:TA* CT , Ati..l 1.. . /..e M 3 .14.1 (.I.lles hi .; I ii tit 100 tAlt'l) ...
... must keep down, if they wished tn stay in their places. The House then went into a Committee on the Army Estimates—when Lord Palinerstone moved That a Land Force not exceeding 176,615 men, including the forces in France, and 30,48Q men disbanded, but exclusive ...
... 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 ...