The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-30 00:00:00

THE AfMJ

A detachment of the 57th (Wert Middlesex) Regiment of loran.
try embarked on the 18th inst. on hoard the Ste ostristonvict ship,
at Portsmouth, for New South Wales.

Reset-quavers, Quebec, Oct. 23, 1025.
QE`URALORDR
The Commander of the Forces has great pleasure in conveying
to Lieutenant-Colonel !Surer an expression of the high opirion he
entertains of the 37th Regiment, on its embarkation from Canada
to England.
Sortie unpleasset circumstances having occurred within these last
- Lord ' them.

Softie unpleasant circumatanoce having occurred within these last bridge.
Mr. Has, asked Mrs. Creeves if she knew cf the robbery at On Saturday night last, in tlpiell7l.ll:".year of his ere, the Val 11";
rhusbter's place or concealment (Mr. de Campourcy '8). mother of the child was taken into comedy, at her residence few years, Lord Dalhousie &dente to them on this B. entered, while her friend remained outside, ti)l, in Leeds-streetomdconveyed to Bridewell—Liverpool Porxr. for the putpoat of recording in General Orders, onlyllloct,cwhilne'thoie Mr. Fryer's, and she raid she had read an account of it in the "'oho Plumpite, D.D. peen of Gloucester, and V scar of Stove au
Whiltenford, in the county of Worceiter. 1
touring the stifled cries of Mrs. Horne, lie forced an en- THst WEATfiga.___Afi a proof of the intenseness of the circumstances did exist, they never interfered with the dicipline and
Def:ntwirP.St"ll4lf.l.ll-How came you, then, to giro a fictitious name?
trance, and succeeded in carrying off Miss Home, and frost at this season of the year, on Friday last, 1I th inst. soldier-like conduct and appterance of the Regiment; but these
reumptances, lie hopes nandOn the 23t1 seat. in Half Aloon-street, in the 41st year of he, •
lotio,lng Lcr in a place of security. This occurred on Fri- a curling match was played upon Bogheatl-meadow, near 0.1 believes, have now passed away ; and re. reeves-1 amquite Innocent of she whole affair. I merely age. Julia Ann, youngest daughter of the Hon. Washington Sb"
Air. liaxis remanded the prisoner, and held Mrs. Creeres to
the Commander of the Forces feels, on the departure of the :i7th did as the prisoner told me.
i! f ; and on Saturday last Mr. 8., while on his road to visit Bathgste, between a party of bachelors and married men,
the Ines of one of the best disciplined and most efficient Regiments'lityAltblrot.alhperaratoisEo.aronl Fterrheersadi,
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under his command. Such are the terms in which he shall report
• 3irs. Horne, who had requested to see him, was accosted when the former, after a eery keen contest, beat the latter
by the rase comnsilatis, and desired to return, they having a few ends: and on Saturday, the 12th, a match was to hie Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief. AIARYLEBONE. ter of the late celebrated Dr. Dare in.
an *der from the Royal Court (from information) to seize played by the same party on Mr. Ilfarjoribardes' loch, at Lord Dalhousie has only to assure Lieutenant-Colonel Barer, Yesterday Wm. Thurlaw, an apprentice to Mr. George Fenwick, -- --
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Miss Laura, then in his house. Mr. B. protested against Balhardie House, when the married men gained by above the
Officers, Non-commissioned officers, and soldiers, of the veterinary surgeon, of Golden liouse.yard, OxfortLetreet, was HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAL
this course of proceeding, but at length found himself an equal number of shots. These are theelirlleat curling. gr, tthey carry with them. hin cordial good wishes for the hap. charged by his inviter with various acts of cruelt to animals. Mornins• 50 min. after 4. f Evening, II min. after
p nese awl honour of the Regiment wherever it may be called to Mr Fenwick suited that the prisoner, who was nearly n,
• obliged to submit, and bliss Horne was taken and deli- matches in the recollection of the inhabitatits in that neigh- „ave. out of hie I•••••vvv....e.
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