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... thus enabled their men, whose good being nothing but • their good, will to join the list of combatants. When the external battalions of the kingdom shall' be fixed, the strength of the rutty Will he communicated to you which the Regent thinks' necessary ...
... have been exposed to malty daugers. The peotile of this province have dishotioureo themselves; 1 have never yet bad a good battalion front it ; they are only fit to•tnake a noise, and to talk big; the Gaseous are great boasters, that's all they are fit for ...
... General and intendant, till the arrive! of the Administrators in Chief. Fifty-eight British soldiers . deserted from the.Sd battalion of the OOlh regiment, bat they were net expected finally to escape. ...
... sometime the five o’clock. , Statira for th!* command. 3 and the Staff Pfrijf.rc Office, BoW-stßKßT.—Friday a gaestiofl of the battalion marines which was in Canada, were Came before Me. 'Narks for determination the likewise in the Ceylon, going the Chempeak- ...
... rank, to be Lieutenant, vice •Naater, *bo exchanger. Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon John Cassidy, from the 24 Royal • Veteran * Battalion. to be Aasietant-Sureeem, vice Wuing, promoted. 9th Diree—Fnsien Alfred Ricketts to be Lieutenant, by purchase, trice rAdaitt ...
... temporary rank, to be Lieutenant, vice Nantes, who exchanges. Bth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon J. Cassidy, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Waring, promoted. Bth Ditto, Ensign Alfred - Ricketts to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ...
... clock in the forenoon, to make Orders for paini: the Rent of the Store Rooms for the use of the respective Local Militia Battalions for the said county. Dated the sixteenth day of December 1814. order of the Lord Lieutenant, THOS. WINCH, the General Meetings ...
... ill be - remembered, has left souse blue, in the Statira, for this command.' . • Colonel WILLIAMS, and the Staff of the-battalion of marines .which was in Canada, were spoken by the Rattler in the Gut of Canso, in ,the Ceylon, to the Chesapeake. All the ...
... juloing field, es.th hi• knee. stark eat. Dec. 4, ac hie bn.tee in Canterbury, George 'rasa, E.g. P.sp master of the 24 battalion 9th r.giuteat. Dec. 9, at Content, near Ayr, Campbell, Esq. Calm= of Excise, aged Y. Di c. Its, at New burr, Berk., aged ...
... men of the Ist battalion Nlarincs, under the command of Lieutenant-1.2 olonei Williams, lately sailed from this in the Ceyi ~roop ship, to join Sir Alexander. Cochrane to the ward. The remaining Officers and men of this fine battalion were distributed ...
... on time 2d imist. its six days froits time -Chc.!apeAke. They brought a tiumtnime of' sickt en Marines, belorsils to thle Battalion which wavs nle- handed on Kcnt Islatnd: thmt ospot hmmid pros Ld sil very destrttctive to the health of our teininss Time ...
... months after the opening of the year, did he sustain the shock of na- tions, aed with the mutilated remnants of his vete- ran battalions, tnd a few corps hastily raised, so effectually balanced the late of the war, that, overawed by the defeats of Montmirail ...