... THE ARMY. The first &vision of the 51st Foot arrived on Friday in Plymouth Garrison. The Vectis Light Infantry met on Monday and Wednesday, last week, with their Commander, Sir L. Hot.mies, on Bowcombe Down, Isla of Wight. On the occasion of the Coronation ...

... from the half-pay of the York light infantry volunteers, be captain company, vice John Campbell, who exchage-. 56th, Surgeon 1!. W. Markham, from half-pay of the foot, to surgeon, vice Colclough, appointed (he -2d light dragoons Cist, Lieutenant 11. M ...

... from the whole of their batteries; the infantry consisted of the divisions under Lieut. Col. M‘Leod and Mackeller,_ suported by a battery and a reserve of infantry under Lieut. Col. Crosdile • and a reserve of infantry under Lieut. Col. Stuart, - continued ...

... Among the troops in the neighbourhood of Portsmouth, some alterations are made by a sudden route being received for the 51st, (Light Regiment,) Colonel Rice, to march to .Plymouth on the 4th. of next month, instead of the 18th regiment. It seems understood ...

... Lord Erskine's youngest son, on his passage_ to Ceylon. He served throughout the campaigns in Spain as a Captain of Light Infantry in the 51st Regiment, and behaved with great gallantry in the battle of the Pyrenees, where, being shot in the thigh, he was ...