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... unlimited furloughs, are to assemble on the 22d, when choice will he made of such of them as shall be deemed fit to complete the battalions of the legion of the North. The sine operation is to take place in all the other arrondissements of the department. The ...
... Plowden is removed from the 2d io tile lit Battalion.. , Reriment N. Captain' Cadre., is removed troin the Qd to ht Battalion. 5111 Regiment N. Jr Lieutenant Macpherson is from the lit to the Id Battalion. 6th Regimen! N. I. Captain Bowes is removed ...
... Picking, IJ. M. 34th Regt. Doke, Wth Ilegt.—Lieut. and Adjt. C. (I. Alves, 4d Bat. 10th Itegt.—i Asst. urgeon J. Aitken, Battalion 9th )tep. Deisar4lire.]. Assistant Surgeon IL U. Niven. ...
... daily witness the most scandalous and outras scenes, exhibited by the frenzy of the U!tra- alists. Yhe seldiers of the 2d battalion of 1 reziment of the Royal Guard, which is organ here, insult, provoke, and molest all classes ¢ dividuals. Ihe maiw occupation ...
... of John of Cashier of the Commercial t^°«and. in the year of If#, l h f *' J °el VV. Morris of Bankend, of si- Veteran battalion, much reil 1 ' At i' n bo knew him. ' n his father's house, ' | ' ar ' ane ' Esq. royal navy, late IQV1 V Majesty's ship ...
... N. I. Captain Swan is removed from the to the ttd Battalion. Lieutenant Donne is removed from the to the Ist do. OM Re:in:c/a :V. /. Lieutenant Dona(devil is removed from the r2d to the lit Battalion. Reginient N. I. Captain Walpole is removed Irma the ...
... after placing the e •- fortified depot there in a f r ' preparation, and leaving for its 6. pounders and seven comf® 11 battalion of the 4th native ,',-ge 'jj,- Major Campbell, the remaining panifes of that corps being 0 crest of the Chereeah- Ghates ...
... talken-the reasons are, first, that the number of eagles is very small; each regimlent has but one eagle, though it has fo0r battalions, so that in our army there are eight colours for thesatne number of men to whom one eagle is assigied-secondly, it ap- pears ...
... that two troops are to be re- duiced ill every regiment of ci.vsdry, ard two com- parties in every regiment of ?? Gairison battalions are expected soon- to he reduced.- Barnet, the Essex pedeitriau, continues, wvith unabated vigour, to perform iiis task ...
... Gravesend, to embark the Cape of Good Huh. Oct hundred men of the 72d are at Sbee• tits, as a regimental depot. _ The Bth Battalion of the 6Th Regimt:nt (having turned over the whole of the effective non-commissioned officers and men to the sth Bittality ...
... Mon-1 dal last, oh their route for Bristol, where they will embark Waterford. - • Th.., Si battalion 'of Grenadier Guards. the 7th Fuzileers, and lit battalion of the 27th Fouti colts* a pa a rt of the li en ß cani i per ai t . s . . i n i lar Ca t r ...
... JUS>erty, Scott, for Cork ; Happy lUturn, lor Ditto. _ The parrisnn battalions, it is said, are lo disbandci on the 2rth instant : the ordnance deuartment is to immeiiately reduced; two battalions of foot artillery, or* troop of horse artillery, in the civil ...