... Lion Akers. who exchanges, retelvlag the difference. To b? Majors of Infantry, by from the 9th Light Dragoons; Captain George Thomas Colmar; from the 99th Foot. To be Captains of Infantry, by ptirebase--Lieutenant George Smart, from. the 524 Foot, vice Henry ...

... els of Infantry, by porchase—Major WA. Liam Cbatitherlayne ' front the 2d Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant and Captain HeorySalwey, &provide Coldstream Foot Guards; Major John F.arl of Wiltshire, from the Bth Light Dragoons. To be hlajors of Infantry, by pu ...

... . 401 Ditto--Cs Robert be viee . Jeremiah 'rho frets the memo t to te 6th Ditto—Liestoseit Ansi& the 3d Light Dra. to be vice Ramsay; 7th of Light Philip Dundas, from the hell pay, Copula, paying the diatoms to the Half-pay Fund, vice litrasgways,decessoL ...

... table. - .l lyneauz, vice Sibbald , appointed to the 51st Foot. KING a Padden from the Parish of Tooting, 2CY. la Surrey, praying ler as in the Cern Laws. nsolvent dream. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase-Second Lieutenant or th his creditors- ...

... 97th December last— To be Captains of Infantry—sLismenant WilHam Fayne, from the 33d Foot Lieutenant Anthony Vancreeen Soniatiail Forbes, from 64th Foot. mate. Quartermaster Frederick Kinkie, oa half pay 19:6 Light Dragoons, to be Acting Adjutant to the ...

... or limb to its gratification ; and even few of them would brave the hardships of a wandering life, to escape the searching light of truth. Such persons, therefore, as think, that FiRDINAND and his advisers, will repel the just demands of Great Britain ...

... HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. Wednesday we had a return of the fair favourable weather; which so remarkably embafkation and sailing of the infantry force, for the defence of Portegal; when the of the 10th Hussars, seder Colonel Henry instantly put theinselves into a >t ...