... Waiting. Lieut. Wells, R. A., by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Col. G. Cooper, Roya! Sherwood Foresters. Mr. F. Mathews, 2lst Light Infantry. Mr. Molleux, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. John Hancock, R.N.,C.8.,by Lord Melville. Major-Gen. Cuppage, by the Lord ...

... Hac, from half pay 72d Foot, to he Paymaster ofa Veteran Battalion. °th Ditto — Lieut. Mark Clancey, from half pay York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Staunton ; who re- turns to the Retired List. DIVIDKNDS. Sept. 16. T. Creasy. Chelmsford ...

... inarching order. The 51st Regiment of Light Infantry ha* received orders to march from Chichesterand Brighton, for Croydon. The buildings aud land in Camp-lane, near Leeds, which are now occupied by a part of the b'th Regiment of Infantry, have been purchased ...

... The small drffithment of the 51st Infantry, which ha«, Tor some time, performed -duty in this town, left us yesterday (Fri- day, 15*.h inst.) for Depifoird. to join the rest of the regiment — We have the whole of the 14th Light Dragoons hrre ; hve troops ...

... Office, Sept. 23, 1820. Bth Itegiment of Light Dragoons— Comet J _hn Ilenrv Whit- more. from 19th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Clagett, w ho exchanges. \i I.li Ditto—Cornet Horatio Clagett, from Blh Light Dragoons, to l.t* Cornet, vice Whitinore ...

... fiacol,who retires upon half-pay 21st Light Dragoons. llth Regiment of Font, Quartermaster Rohert Edwards, from half-pay Bourhon Regiment, to be Quartermaster, vice Timothy Coehlnu. who retires upon full-pay. 51st Ditto, William T. Mor*. head, Gent, to ...

... Majesty has been graciously pleased to command, that the 51st Light Infantry Regiment shall bear, in addition lo its present roiin.y title, the litleof ihe 51st (or tbe King's Own) Light Infantry Regiment; ...

... Ihe premature productions now brought io Covenl-garden market. A small basket of peaches obtained a high price. The 51st Light Infantry embarked on Friday sennight, at Portsmouth, for Malta. The neighbourhood of Guildford was visited on Saturday with a ...

... Mediterranean _s— Bih, or late King's Own; 18th, Royal lri>h; 28.11.,, .ijjtb, 51st, King's Own Light Regiment'; 75th, Is'b, King's Liglit Infantry; _.oib, Light Infantry— -eight regiments: 26th, 27th, autl 641h Regi- ments, at Gibraltar. ...

... who retires; Capt. John Grey, from the 10th Light Diagoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Hankin; Cornet John Fre- derick Sales Clarke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trot- ter, promoted in the 19th Light Dragoons ; Charles Sergison Smith. Gent, to ...

... was that of Lieutenant-Genera. Sir Thomas Hislop, Bart. G.C.B. on his appointment to the com- mand of tbe 51st, or the King's own Light Infantry Regiment, in the room of General Morehead, deceased. The Honourable Mr. Strutt was on Wednesday at the Levee ...

... Volunteers), or tbe King's Light Infantry Regi- ment, bearing the following honorary motto, «* Attctm Splen- dors resurgo, Major-General Sir J. W. Gordon, Bart., and X.C 8., Colonel , and tbe 90th (or Perthshire Volunteer*) Light Infantry Regiment, General Thomas ...