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... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THE ARMY. —General Order. Horse Guards, Nov. 20, 191 i. His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief is pleased to direct, that the following copy of a letter, which, by command of the Prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, has ...
... GUILDHALL, London, December, 1818. The Committee for letting the City’s Lands, will meet at Guildhall, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th Day of December instant, at Twelve the Clock at Noon, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, the O|iceor Flaw of one of the four ONION and ...
... Fiench army had long suffered terrible privatiOns. We all knew that. Massena could not much longer, retain his positiim, and the Great Lord (so the Spaniards -call Wellington) allowed famine to do the - work of a-charge of bayonets. Oar army, - was ...
... ANTIQUITIES IN EGYPT. ARMY CONTR.ICTS. • Commissariat Ikpartment, Treasury Chambers, slarch VNth, 1818. cOnCE is hereby given to aP. Persons desirous of ouracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his Ma rot-am in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracla,in Counties ...
... Fernando de Apure. The l'atriot Army still in pursuit of the enemy. General Pau bad entered the town,.md his troops only were engaged on this occasion. MARTINIQUg s MARCH 14. It now appears certain, that the Spanish army under Mo. has been completely ...
... British Army of Occupation, with the exception of the Guards and the 52d regiment (left in possession of the fortresses until the 15th instant), have been embarked at, and sailed from Calais, in the short space of 72 hours. They are all safely landed in England ...
... are now with onr armies. Seven days past a company of white people collected and rushed on the town ; and as there were but few red people there, ahd all friendly, just what few were left to guard their town, the rest still yvith our army, the w bite people ...
... horse in hand,! riding another, as a poor woman named Bentley; was passing with a child in her arms and another in her hand; when the horse which he leading plunged out with his hind feet, and struck the .poor woman on the side. She was conveyed to the hospital ...
... Mounted on light carriages—a most destructive weapon, and which the Indian army never can resist. Sir Even Nepean had displayed great energy in affording aid from Bombay to the Army in the Dec. can. He also fitted out an expedition, and ,took Sa. ,endroog ...