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Nl:6 Env,ll.tt No tid.—and TACI PUB de Gran. r: Aosir wir:t Notes. £43144%111E1 MADEIRA, JUNE 20. Smiled from hence on the Iti:h inst. the Sir Stephen Loshin4con, '(:La/kits, for the Isle of France. On the 15th sailed the Bengal, —, for ligngal ; and the Chapman, FoTrzit, !or Ceylon. Oa the 16th sailed the Elizabeth, FoititzsT, and Potion), Wm.aaNK, for Bengal. On 20th sailed the Carmarthen, Ross, for Bengal and Bombay ; and the David Scott, LOCKE, for Bombay and China. CALCU rrA, DECEMBER 26. Lientenarit Lultord, whose death Was tr.-mtioned in our last, received Hs mortal wound by a shot through the body, while bringing on a howitzt.r and 12-pounder, which, in consequence of a message from t' e stolmitig party, were detached from the batteries towards the breach, about three P.M. on the day of the assault. These guns ptore.l of no essential use, and of the wen employed in serving them, no less than eleven were killed or wouuded. Major Bradshaw's small advanced detachment is said to have found treasure in Baraghurree to the amount of about 24,000 rupees. Captain Roughsedge, with about 600 men of the Ramghur battalion, mareted frrm Dinapore on the 15 h ultimo, wit', the supposed design of penetrating the mountains by the riute which was some years ago attempt‘d by Captain Kininch. Atter a stay of neatly a fortnight at Moradabad, his ExcAlenc,• the Earl of Motra and suite Se out front tlott station on the I;:tii instant, in prosecution oi their tour. The parts.., s%e are happy to say, were all in perfect health. DUI 471:111.. YPRES, JULY 10. A funeral service was yesterday perfi , rrned here, in memory of the brave men who telt at Belle Alliance. General HolJring, the Governor, and the Hanove rian Officers in garrison here, attended the ceten►ony, which was performed with all suitable magnificence. A collection of 1100 fr:ncs was niade, which is a considerable sum for the population of the town, which has besides sent numerous articles for the relief of the wounded, as 1100 'sheets, 1350 shirts, 20001bs. of lint, 400 blankets, 2do great coats, 1800 lbs. of linen for bandages, Etc. BRUSSEL!: , JULY 12. It is new confirmed, by accounts. from Luxem burg!), that the whole of the remaining divisions of the Prussian army have passed the Rhine, and are on the much to join Prince Blucher. The negociatiens with the Commander of Metz have hitherto had no farther result, than that the Commander has declared lie should be guided in his resolution by the course 9i events. The Hessian troops under General Engelhardt, after taking Sedan, marched directly to Charleville and Mezieres, passing by Givet and Ronny. A body of troops, chiefly composed of National Guards, VI() attempted to stop the Hessians, were instantly beaten and dispersed, and forced hastily to fly over the Make. A large .Russian and Hessian arniy ii to join the Hessians at a Oven place, and then to march directly to Rheims. Ihe inhabitants of that part of France who have been armed, throw away their arms, and go to their homes, and many put on the white cockade ; but the Governors of the fortresses still re fuse to negociate with the King's Commissioners. A Brussels paper has the following paragraph, un der the head of Antwerp, July 10 The battle of Waterloo, by opening to us the gates of France, will doubtless restore to us those immortal masterpieces of our painters, on which France now so unjustly prides herself, and of which we were stripped dining the reign of Vandalism. Our old and immortal paintings, reconqueied by our sons, will become a double monument of national glory." OLDENZAHL, JULY 3. On the la inst. f..5(10 Saxon troops, of an arms, passed through here coming from their cantonments in the country of Liege ; they were all mounted and equipped, and, as they ►aid, are going to Oldenburg, where they will be organised, and then return as the contingent of the King of Saxony, to combat with Abe Ithies against the common enemy. BOIS LE DUC, JULY 10. Last Friday General Carnbaceres, and M. Do moutin, Bonaparm's page, taken prisooers at La Belle Alliance, were brzught in here and conveyed to Coeverden. A great misfortune befel the town of Langenseibea on the 10th ult. A WO water-spout falling about nine P.M. after several tempests, caused such an is undatioa in the town and suburbs, that the water . rose to the height of several ells. Many houses fell. in, and buried the families who inhabited them under their ruins. The cattle were carried away out of their houses and drowned. About three hundred houses are so damaged, that they are in danger of falling, and 1000 acres of land ogre covered with mud to a great depth. A similar mis(ortnne happened near Prague on the 13th. Extra; from a letter dated Babas, 97th June, igi5t...4.4 An order arrived here some days ago, for the' merchants to pay to the King two millions and a half reels of bullion, for which be would allow pf § per cent. but they refused; and the day before yesterday the Cowhide was * by order of the King, witted and lent to prisons one milkion and a half has been demanded' from §intandeT, a cowls about' 6Q mites kap thi:, wbifb Val also 'refused, and the Considado, with others of the frincird metehants, 1 0. i t " ri.scq!". THE ARMY. STATE OF THE WOUNDED BRITISH OFFICERS REMAINING AT BRUSSELS, JULY 12 1815. MMINII GINSRAL !TAIT. Namur. Lt.-Gen. Sir C. Alton Maj.-Gen. Adam Ld. Jimmy Somerset Lt.-Col. Bradford Lt.-Col. Hardinge Sir lames Elie)* • Sir E. Barnes Sir H. Berkeley Major Daw‘on Captain Moray Captain Duniaresq What Waitaki. in the thigh Leg Right arm amputated Back Left arm amputated Arm and body Shoulder Neck, Sm. Prmist Stir. Recovering Nearly well Recoveriog Recovered Recovering CAVALRY. lit Lilt Guards. Les breed by a c.sh. Loyal Horse Guards. Right arm stud breast Sabred in the hip .Irnt • Arm Lout Back Ist Dragoon Guards. lArai Arm Ist Dragoons. I Knee Ancle Wound and frac. arts Ditto ditto Body Foot Thigh or Scots Thigh Leg . Shoulder 1 Thigh • Breast Foot 6th Dragoons. Hand Thigh Sword wounds Face 7th Hussars. Neck Elbow Hack Elbow Breast and arm. Right kg ince of Waks's Royal 1-1 Ands I Leg Thigh Right arm and breast Right Thigh • ith Light Dragoons. I Cuntusimi on kg .Sth Light Dragoons. I Head Head h (or King's) Hussars. Left leg &inputs-et' Left arse amputated Cheat Wrist r Queen's) Light Drago I Chest Light Dragoons, llussai Arm `Arm 2sd Light Dragoons. Arm Both thighs Foot VIVANTRY. First Foot Guards. Left arm amputated I Right arm trActured Lett um Thigh shouLler Through the lungs link Right thigh amputat. i Hand I Foot Dangerous Recovering Fever Serious Recovering •••• Recovered Recovering r Coldstream Foot G Ann Chest • • Arm *thigh ' thigh third Foot Guards. Arm Foot •I'high thigh Foot Head Chin (T. k contliwal). di. Recovering Recovering •••••••=0 Captain Kelly Sir R. Hill 1.t.•C0l Hill Lieut. Shawe Lieut. Botivvrie l'xi-11a,ter114:117 i2r.-Masta Vaeey Captain Sweny Lieut. Irvine Major Radclyffe Captain Clark thot. Ktgy OrmrinEy TrAlford Lieut.• Col. Hankln Clarke firlajor Vernon - Poole Lieut. Stupart Wyndham Colonel Muter Colour' Miller Captain Browne (..ptain Douglas Major Thornhill Captain Verner Robin Heyliger Elphtutt one DougLis tOth, or 1 Captain Grey Gurwoutl Nt' ooti Liout. Arnold Bacun Ueuteuwt Coles Lira tenant Bowers Lieutenant lOoglierty ISt lieur.-CetterTniPle Captain kwell Captain Whitetiord Litutcuaut Beam 16th (s Lieut.-GA Hay 18th Li►ut. Hccse Licit. Crielnea Major Cutcliffe ' Gerrgrd Lieutenant Wall Colonel Stout Lieut.-Col. Cooke IfAeut.i. Cul. D'Oyley Caputlu Simi fetid Simpson Moore Btu gess Luttrell Ensign Crof t Second lient.-Col.Wyndham Captain Moore Ensign GricErks Vane Murtagne Lt. Col. Daghwood Bow alter Weat Capt. Heske•li Mont; ,inery Lake Ensign Baird • WAR-OFFICE, JULY 18, 1815. (From last night's London Gazette.) The Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to gr.tnt promotion to the following Majors and Captains, recommended for Brevet Rank, tor their conduct in the battle of Waterloo : Comminions to be dated 18th June, 1915. Major Frederick Itch, of the 4th Battalion of the Line dues King's German Legiuis . . - Major Edward Parkmto u, of the 33i1 Foot, . : ...• , ... ••• , Major Frederick de Luttermao, of the Sel Battaglia*, Line of the King's German Legiou, Major Hans Baron Bussche, of the IsiLight Battalion of ditto Major Frederick de Robertson, of the lit Battalion of the Lae of ditto, Major Philip Baron Groben, of the Ist, and Major George Kra.- chamber& of the 3d Regiment of Hussars, of ditto, Major Thomas Hunter Blair, of the 914 Fout, • Major Dar. sun Kay, of the 73d Foot; Major Ruben Bull, of the Royal Artillery, Major Edtaard Cheney, of the 2d Dragoons, . Major Richard Llewellyn, of the lath Foot, Major Augustus Feefericks, of the 2d Light Dragoons of the King's German L e gion, Major Donald M'Llunal, of the 22d Foots Major 1, P. Bridget, of the 12th Light Dragoons, Major George Home M array, of the 16th Light Dragoons, Major Willtans Thrombi% of the 7th Light Dragoons, Major J. Lewis Watson, of the 69th Foot, Major Augustus llaroo Reitsenstehs, of the let Light Dragoons of the b4ng's German Legion, ' Major John Hare, of the 117th Foot, • Major George Ha ring, oldie 2d Light Infante/ of dis icing's German Legion, Major Jonathan Leach, of tbe 95th Foot, Major Peter Brown, of the 214 Foot, Major 'Photons F. Wade, of the 42d Foot, ' Major Ft aneis Darner, of the 29d Boot, Major Richard Egerton, of 'Do 34th Foot, Mlfjor William Chalmers, of the 524 Foot, Major John M. Coale % of the BM Light. Dragooni ‘ Major John Pother, of the *dal Artillery, Major C. H. Churchill, of Om Ist Foot Guards, Major George D. Wilson, of the 4th Pilot, Major John Kri.,lpky, of the 14th Foot, Major George Ana % of Bawl Foot, Major Charles Beckwith, of the 95th Peet, Major Jobs CornybrU,o. the 434 Foot, ' • ' ' • Major William Campbell, or Se Sid Foot, Cbarks Germ dan Legi on , e Peter an ad . orff, of the Sib Line Dattallall of t .. he 44 James Board:tier, of the 11th Light Dragoons, M James Grant, of the lath Light Draguous, Ma Brook Lawton*, of the IStb Light Dragoon! , mi e or John Thomas Kayo .5 ,of the Ist Foot, Major Augustus Sympher, of the Artillery of the K. G. L. Major Charles C. Radelyffe, of the Ist Dragoons. Major Firldins Brown, of the 40th Foot, Major Thomas W. Taylor, of the l'Oth Light Dragoons, Major 1.. Arguimbeau, of the tat Foot, Major Michael Childers, of the I nit Light Dragons, Major Henry George Smith, of the 95th Fuel:, Major Felix Calvert, of the 32d Foot, Major William Stavely, of the Royal Staff Corps, Major Alexander Campbell Wylly, of the 7th Foot, Brevet Major Delacy Evans, of the soh West India Regiment, Tu be LIEUTENAN I'-COLONELS Ili the Army. Captain Michael Tuner, of the IA Dragoon Guards, Captain Edward Whinyates, of the Royal Artillery, Captain Peter lone., of the 79th Foot, Captain Edwrrd Kelly, of the Ist Life Guards, Captain Henry Madox, of the toll Dragoons, Captain Hon. H. E. Irby, of the 2d Life Guards, Captain Samuel P red, of the 71st Foot, Captain Edward Keane, of the 7th Light Dragoons. Captain W. Baron Melte°, of the 2d Line Baitalttni K. G. 1.... Captain Adam Brugh, art the 44th Ftro, Captain Andrew Cleves, of the Artillery of the K G. 1.. Captain L. De breves, of the Sd;Litte Battalion of the K. 0. L. Caratn l.ord John Somerset, of the 60th Foot, Captain Thomas Dyneley, of the Royal Artilldry, Captaii. Wllliatii Verner, of the 7th Light Dragoons, Cvtain Skinner Hancox, of the 15th I.ig'at Draioons, Captain %V S. Halantann, of the I st Light in taa t r y Battalion o the King's German l.egion, Captain Cottrighant Ellis, of the 40th Foals Captain Orange Bowles, ut the Coldstream Foot Guards Ceira.ii George L. Rudtulf,'pl the Ist I.ight infantry-Ittalion of the Kind s Caruso legion, Captain Hum E. S. Erskine, of the GOth Foot, ' Captain William F. Drake, of the Royal Horse Guards, Captain William Drummond, ut the 3d Foot Guards, Captain James Gtatithurite, of the Ist Font Guards, Captain Augusths de Sall:, of the Ist Line Battalion K. G. 1.. Captain Ja..tea Shaw, of tlw chi Foot, Captain lord Charles Fitztoy, of the tat Foot Guards, Captain Chas. A. F. Lent iock, of the Coldstream F•mit Waal*, Captain Alexander Macdonald, of the Royal Aruitery, Captain Robert L• lkton. of the Ist Foot Gouda, Captain Henry Duniaresque, of the 9.11 Foot, Cliptain James .1 ackdon,oi the x7th Foot, Captain Robert Howard, in the Sods Foot, Captain William Ede,, of the 94th Foot, Captain John l'yler, el the 93d Tout, To be bIatJORS ha the Army. mitxrAßY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JULY 18. Id Regiment of Life Guards--Brevet lieutenant-Colonel Bur ge,* Cantack, front the 5.1,1 foot, to L-, Captain est a I roop, v.ee the Hon. Francis Stanhope, who esehaagev. 2d Dirto—.Lielitetiant Sir John Cox, BAAL t , he Captain of a Troop, vice Fitzgerald, killed in :ICI iun , Corn A aid Sute Lieu tenant thigh William Barton to be I.tet terra t:, V:.;.: Sir John Cox. 112 d Regiment of Foot—Captain the lion. Frantic Stanhope, from the lit Regiment of Lite Guards, to be Captain ut a Company, vice Camack, who exchanges. STAII. Francis Seymour tarpon, Esq. to be Deputy Judge. Advocate, and Conunissary of Musters at Gibraltar, vice Sir Richard Jephson, who resigns. To be As sistant Storekeepers General to the Forces—W. J. S. Streatheld and John Kirkland, Cents. Commission - in the Western Battalion of Royal Middlesex Mili tia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Middlesex. Major William Bird to be I.ieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Dowd Rae, Batt. deceased. Comn:issions signed by the I.otd Lieutenant of the County of Gloucester. Bird South Glotianter Regiment Si Militia--James William Daniell, Gent. to be-Lieutenant. Royal North Gloucester—The Honourable James Bowser, Code to be Major; John Cook, Esq. to be Captain , vice Briptocke, resigned; Thomas D. Bayley, and Thomas Bailey, Gang. to be Lieuttnasts ,• Alexander Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign. Commissions in the Leicester Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Leicester, Adjntatit John David Jackson to be Captain, by Brevet, vice Cox, resigned; Quarter -Master Tufho Shepherd to be Lieu teuant, v;ce Jackson, promoted. Conn in the Dumbavonshire Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Dumbarton. Archibald 'ruiner, Gent. to be Ensign.• ConlinLeinis in the King's Own Regitittnt of Militia, signed by the LorJ Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. Major the Hon. Henry Cartudlsh to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Kee Jigate, resigned ; Captain George Whitby to be Major, vice Hartopp, resigned; Captain Waiter Westou Coy ney, from the halt-pay of Cid Four, to be Captain; Captain Ji-Im Fitzherbert, from the hall.pay of :loth Foot, to be ditto; Captain William Hutton, from the 6th Foot,. to be ditto, vice Burrowes, resigned; Lieutenant Joint Eta to be ditto vice Whitby, promoted; Litteenant Matthew D'alrcey Tal but to be ditto, vice Wormley, resigned. ERRATUM the Gazette of Id July. For Charles Riildletcieti ' E s q. to be Captain iu the Klns's Own Regiment at titalford Militia, Reed Richard Riddlustlen, Esq. to be Captain, Sic. FOREIGN caincE, JULY 18. Dispatches, of which the following are extracts, have been received at this Office : Extract of .t Divatch from Lord S•rzwArr to Lord CASTLE' IMAGII, dated from the Heal-Quarters of Fleld•Marsha l Prince ScuWAITLILSBILRO, Troyes, July 12, 1815. Prince Schwartztnberg's head-quarters were on the 1011 i at Deulevent, the llth at Dienville, and on the Wall were established at this place. . His Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand, who had his head-quarters on the 9th at Joinville, reported to the Prince • a successful attack made by Marshal Coent Colloredo upon the fortified position of General La Courbe, in his entrenched camp before Becalm. exploit completed the close investessat of the fortress. It would have been impossible to carry this position but for the judicious arrangements the General commanding, and the bravery of the Ittoops employed on this service. According to the accounts of the prisoners and deserters from the enemy, their loss in this affair amounted to seven Officers killed, 10 Officess wound ed, add 1000 men. Blamont has surrendered to a corps of Austrian and Swiss troops. • A reconnoissance which was sent towards Rouge fell in with a party of armed peasantry, which they drove back as tar as Sardoye. It is reported, that in part of the Vosges there are above 1500 men of the above description, with some field-pieces. Ef&ctual measures, however, have been adopted to put an end to this species of warfare, which has been attendeilowith much inconvenience to the regu lar communication of couriers and detached officers. Prince Hohenzollern reports from Stutzheim, on the 9th of July, that the garrison of Strasburg made a sortie on the morning of that day on his position, with several columns, near Oberkambergen. The troops under Field-Marshal Mizzueltelly, and the Baden troops under General Schaser, however, re pulsed the enemy, and drove him back under the guns of the fortress. It is said that a Ranh General was killed on this occasion. The 'Baden General Le Roche has been severely wounded f and great prai6e is given to the cavalry - of this continkent, who charged the enemy's squares with great resolution. General Baron Frimont reports, on the sth of July. that after having forced the passes of the Jura, In. gave•directions for the investment of Fort PEoluss. The regiment Esterhazzy carried a redoubt by assault, which commanded the high road from Ge neva to Lyons. and took four galls, ole standard. and considerable stores of every description ; •many prisoners also fell into their hands. General Frimont continues his march by &yap:en bresse towards -Lyons, where it is supp.sed I+4Na:shot Suchet will collect all his corps. With regard to the movement: of the arm', hir Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Wortvr.:l,ctr,- 1131 cs on the 15th at Nenchateau, aad can fhe 1:,,° takes the direction of Vandceuvres, Troyes,V4licceo.•:e, towards Sens. Cuunt Collared° marches towards Visonl, C.;a2- mont, and 13ar.sur.Seine, blockading letugtes widL two divisions, and leaving General will. a sufficient force before Tl,lort. Hip Body Recovering ..._ ••1.0 Im••1••••• Almost weft Reeoveting Almnst well Recanting Recovering Recovering The reserve marches by Troyes, Pont-sur.Yone, Font.tineqcau ; t..v.s.t:o of the Arcl2o.llte rlal • miliam, will be Itl-morrow at FOrititinti.l:4ls t0:311114 the ailvance guard. Ifead-quarters of Prince Srhwartzei.Lerg are ISth at Sens, the 1 tth at Fontainehle.w. %VIOi the bLiickades of the fortresses, which 1 hays,. airead) de tailed to your Lordship in foras4 dispeteltes, tlos. Austrians will have nearly 109,0,e) nientfipots.ibid on the Upper Loire, exclusive of General Erinioat% army of Italy, and it has afforded me singular sa.ii. faction to witness the high state of perfection of his •irmy, the mass of which is now assembled here; notwithstanding their very arduous marclief, no troops can be in a finer state for immediate set vice. I• Essract of a Dispatch front (hoaoE Ilenatr Rose, Esq. hie Idajeoty's Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of Bavaria, to Lord Castlereagh, dated Munich, July 5, tall to accounts have been rtceivell here of any pro. gress made by Prince Wrede's army beyond Nancy and Tout. This Government is employed hi what. is most important at tbie moment, the formation of the reserves; a part of the Horse Guards wili march to join the army in the field in a few days. The ar mament of the 3d class ? or Local Volunteers, has been continued so eff:ctually, that in two of the circles, where they amount to above One hundred thousand men, full one half are armed, and at their own expense. Extract of a Dispatch from Ilaomt TArLoa, F. I. his Majest; , 's Envoy Ex-raordinary at the Cuwt of St utgard, to Lord Cas:lz• t5.:4411, dated Sturgard. July 0, 1815. The last accounts received from the Prince Rai al of Wurtemberg, of the 2d instant, state the arrival in the neighbourhood of Strasburg of the corps d'arrre,: of Prince HohenzAlern, intended to relieve his Roy4l Highness from the blockade of that place, in conse quence of which he had begun his march from the icit for Luneville and Nancy. The additional force which the King of Wurtemberg has sent into the field con sists tit the 2d battalion of the line, one regiment cavalry, and four landwehr regiments, which have been ordered to Kehl, to assist in the blockado of Strasburgh, and particularly for the prntecti ,n of the right bank of the Rhine against any sallies which Ge neral Rapp bay be disposed make on that side.• The strength of the garrison of Stra‘burgh is said to amount at present to $5,000 men. FOREIGN OFFICE, JULY IS. . His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, In the name and on the behalf of his htljesty, to approve of Patrick Colquitouti, Esq. as Agent and Consul-General fur the Frce Hanseatic Towns of Lubec, Bremen, and Hambur.h. WHITEHALL, JULY IR, lels. Ws Royal Highness the Prince Regent hath bees pleased, in the name and on the behalf nt his Ms. jesty, to grant the dignity of a Barn of the Usti,ed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the fol lowing Noblemen, and the respective hi:ill m.ile of their bodies lawfully begotten, vitc. The Rig!it Hon. John Earl of Strathmore, by the name, style. and title of Baron Bowes, of Streatham Castle, in the county er Perham, and of Lunedale, in the county of York. The Right Hon. Lieutenant-General George Earl of Dal hne-ie, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Nlibtary Orster o: the Bath, by the name, style, and title of t! awl Dallioasie, c: Dalhousie Castle, in the county of Edinbtligh. The Right Hon. George Earl of Aboyne, by the name, ityle, and title of Baron Meldrup, of Murven, in the coaaty of Aberdeen. • The Right Hon. George Earl of Glasgow, by the name, style. and title w Baron Rots, of Hswkhead, in the county of Renfrew. The Right Hon. John Willoughby Earl of E.r.titskilleo, by the name, style, and title of Baron Grinstead, of Grinstead, in the count) of tits. • The Right Hon. Edmund Henry Earl of Limerick, by the name, style, and till. of Baron Foxford, .of Stackpole Court, io the county of Chat:. The Right Hon. Peniaton Viscount Melbourne, by the name, style and title of Baron Melbourne, of Melbourne, hi the county of Derby. . Alen to Francis Almaric Spencer, Esq commonly called Lord Francis Almarie Spencer, by the name, st)le, and title of Eaten Churchill, of Sandridge, in the count y Hertford. And to George Harris, Colonel of the 733 Regiment of Foot. and 'General of his Majesty's Forces, by the name, style, and title of Baron Hares, of Seringapatam and Mysore, in the East Indies, and ofiseimmit, Is the smoky of Kum .- Yesterday the Duke of YonK, as Commander in Chief, held a !Chary Levee at his Office, iu the Horse Guards. Among those fresent were. General Sir George Nugent, on bis return from the East Indies; Majorsgentral Skinner, on his return from the West Inches ; Major General Baynes, on his return front America; Majw neral Sir Thomas Brisbane, on his return front Anielea ; M tor General Sir Edward &Word, Major G.rnural Stirling, Major General Ramsay, Major General Cogan, Major General Stoven, Lord Craven, Lard Charles Maturnerri, His Royal 'Highness will uald another Levee on Friday next. • The 3d Dragoon Gnarls, destined to join the Bii tiuh army in France, are arrived At C.lnterbtiry, - log the inspection of their Colonel, previous to the:r embarkation at Ramsgate. The 3d ( King'; own) Dragoons, are on their march Also for the bame d. stination. The depot of the 13 , 11 Light Unites which is to be stationed in C tuterbury, is expected to arrive there in the course of the present week. • GENERAL ORDER, Bar ?ICU/ITC—Hi Royal H.glattess the Prins Regent, hiving taken into consideration the inadequacy of the Pay et aity, Recrults to provide for their due mutate:mute and to icivea re• sidue sufficient for the purpose of keeping upitiativ . mock of cessaries required by bis Majesty's reguaitialo,Aiislittayal ness bas therefore been pieasedem 'be name' ma q a b r h a g of Majesty, to order, that, an the several Regiihuhti 'in whip &pare allowed upon the establishment, thetshall he. phicalf' ll the same footing, an poim of Pay and Allnitrancea, as the Min ''t • the regiment to which they belong, provided tub Bey* ba y ' • completed the aged faun Team. .1