... a number of our s fleers the Establishment.—Three L >' ments of natiye infantry, six or eifci^ 1 jfl? cal and provincial battalions, and '' j / 50,000 irregular troops of cavalry :1 fantry have been employed; and ) il' 1, does not appear to have been closed ...

... CADOGAN, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 71st, Glasgow Regiment, Honorary Burgess this City, Who gloriously fell at the head of his Battalion, in the ever Memorable Battle or Vittoria, June 21. 1813, Aged thirty-three years. This Monument is erected. By a few of ...

... Lieutentant-Colonel of the 71st, or Glasgow. Regiment, Honorary Burgess of this City, Who gloriously fell at the head of his Battalion, in the-ever Memorable I BATTLE or VITTORIA. June 21. 1513, | Aged thirty-three years,l This Monument is erected I - - By ...

... Saturday se'dnnight, on their route u. for Sc tland to. be disembodied. a t On Friday se'ennight, the 1st division of tile 1st battalion 1oyagl S ots, maarchea into Be1fast is fiom Doiagaiad;, where, they Janded on the .- We dnesday preceding fromi Poftpatrick ...

... 3d Garrison Battalion-Hospital-Assistant Mitchell Devitt, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kennedy, appointed to the 1st Ceiloni regiment; dated as above. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion-l.ieutevsant Harman Tisdell, frot Lld garrison battalion, to be lieutenant ...

... forward the guards. Now he would state to tile House the increase Is of the number since the year 1792. 'The num- )f ber of battalions of guards. remained preciselyI as they were in 1792. The increase of the comn- tpaies was not mueh in favour of the Honour- ...

... above. 13th Ditto-Captain William Dunraresq, from the 2d gar- I rison battalion, to be Captain of a company, vice Blake,. who retires upon the half-pay of the 2d garrison battalion;, dated' as above. 17th Ditto-Ensign J. Chtxrch to be Lieutenant, without ...

... received the Prince Regent's gracious permission to bear on Its colours t aid appointments the word 1 Waterloo, and as that battalion has been reduced, and the men are to be transferred to the.ist and 2d battaliots, his Royal Higfhness the Prince Regent has ...

... 'of 'ar best vi officers on the establishment. Three r himents a of native infantry, six or eight local and provin- g cial battalions, and nearly 50,000 irregular troops t, of cavalry and infantry have been employed; ar and the war does not;,appear to have ...

... regiments arrived -here, and are now, sei quartered in Queensberry-house barracks. lit! A company of the Sd royal veteran battalion are under ordess to march to Dumbarton Castle. V The Forfarshire militia arrived at Montrose Fsi on Friday, and were to be ...

... foot, to be Lieutenant in the 7th royal veteran battalion, vice Hagger, placed on the retired list-read Lieutenant Beauford Crow- gey, from the'9sd foot, to be Lieutenant in the 4th royal veteran battalion, vice Taylor, placed on the retired list. ...

... Captain loHN HAe., of the 21st, or Scots fuzileers, to CA-rlHARIN9, daughter of Lieutenant Bell, of the late 9th royal veteran battalion. . - -DIED- At Farnham, on the 20rh curt. the Right Hon. Lord CllARLeS BEAUCHAMP KERR, second son of the late Most Noble ...