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Leeward Islands . - - Isle of Wight.
The East India Regimental depot Companies to be also in the
Isle of Wight until further orders.
Whenever a Regiment is ordered on foreign service, its depot to
be separated from it, and embodied in the Provisional Battalion of
the station to which it proceeds, in exchange for that of the Eat.
taiion it may relieve.
Battalions eiroad to be directed to send home their Super.
numeraries of each tank, to assist in forming the depots, taking
care not to reduce the effective rank and file fit for duty below 516.
They will select the non-commissioned officers most fit for the
duties of the depot, and till their places by promotion in the bat-
talion.
The same arrangements to be made he Commanding Officers
of regiments a: home, the depots of which will be at once nomi.
nail, formed at the respective headquarters. although they may
continue attached to the regiments, u forming a battalion of is
Companies.
All Officers attached to depots by transfer, promotion, or front
ball-pay, to repair at once to the depot stations, or within eight
weeks after appointmcm.
The distribution of Officers to battalions and depots, after the
latter shaltbara been established, to he made by the Command.
ing Officers, subject to the approbation of the Commander-in.
Chief.
Officers °attaining Leave of Absence, on accopnt of their
health requiring a change of climate, to join the depot on their
arrival in this country (unless specially nispensed with by the
Commander-in-Chief), and to be replaced by Officers front that
establishment.
Officers exchanging from one Regiment to another, to take
the place of the Meer, with whom they exchange, whether in
the battalion or in the depot; and to take the same tour of duty
With either, except dispensed with by the Comniander-in-Chief.
Officers belonging to Regiments which have recently embarked
for foreign service, and who have obtained leave to remain at home,
to repair at once to the depot, and be the first on the list for em-
barkation, to replace such Officers as may come home on sick or
other leave, or with invalids.
All Ensigns, on their first appointment, to oin the depots.
The Commander-in-Chief having deemed it desirable to sus-
pend, for the present, the appointment of Officers to the depots
of the corps named in the margin*, his Royal Highness Intl
been pleased - direct, that until these luneots take plus.
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land, Medlordshire, anti otner counties, and it is believed
!lit been pleased to direct, that until appoinuneats take glace, young woman of excellent character, and the fact was, that the de- •••••'" •-•--- --" ''''
that at the close of the Sessions, and the return of the the recruits of the depots thus circumstauced shall be assisted fondant always wished to mike this young woman his wife. and the These words were no sooner out of the Wiorthy Magtrate's Ships at,Market. Ships Soli' - Price.
1 Members of Parliament to their country seats, the system and formed by the body of the Regiments to which they ire defendant now wished it, and authorized him to repeat that offer mouth than the tine was paid, the prisoner. t
.epart. in.g the office 31 Newcastle . . gy .
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apparently chuckling at the easy manner in which he had escaped. 23 Sunderland . 19f - 295 Ott to 391 kt
ara.be adopted in every populous district. attached. now.
• By command of his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, Mr. C. PHILLIPS-1 must object to this—this line of conduct --- ---- -- -------
• _________ his conduct called forth an observation from the. %Worthy 'Magna-
MARRIED.
HENRY TORRENS. Adj.-Gen. is negatived by the whole evidence; and besides, this young too- trate, in which he regretted that. he had not imposed the full
On Tuesday, at St. Pancras church, Mr. Stephen Ethel'. of
Lrwearioor, MARCH 9.—At Kirkdale market yeller- ♦• ndt, 17th, 24th, 2lith. 34th, L3d, 58th, 64hb, ist battalion, tilat, man once trusted the defendant's promises, and was betrayed. penalty of live pounds, and promised upon another occasion he
add do so. Tent le-mw, Birmingham, to Sarah, widow of John Tristram,
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1 1 day 'Mete - was a pretty good supply of cattle, but higher 82d, ti6dt, 72d, 73d, and 75th Foot.
ptioss being demanded, caused dullness in the trade in the ---
early pert of' the day: but a reduction of about 10s. a Yesterday morning, at half-past three o'clock, a fire
bean: below th• day se nuight having been submitted to,
ts
nearly the whole were afterwards sold. Prime wether per traothbone e.
:illeap were rearree, and met ready sale at Bd., and middling Fatteid t th dweing- se
74d. H•ef 111. to 'fiel. per lb. Mr. t'sx NIEL L resumed. If the iliontiff hoped for large da- w`.l.
wages, he ought to have adduced /it eon: that the defendant was
in a situation to pay them. That evidence was not givea. The de-
fendant uniformly wished to fulfil his engagements, and as 50011 as he slatistrate told Mr. Roots dial the public must be indebted .. ii
occasion.
him fconduct oft this
to or is
%YORAM I P-STR I:ET.
broke out in the melting house of Mr. Ruff, tallow-chaudler, Up- the verdict was given, he would be willing, as he had been before, Chart,, Csetxrighs. driver of Waterhonse's Plymouth. coach,
place. It raged with great fury, and soon communi- to do everything that was right by the plaintiff. The consequences was yesterday convicted by Mr. Twerono in the mitigated penalty
which was totally consumed, anJ du et large damages would be, that the defendant would be thrown into of MM. and coats, un information laid against him by John Byers,
nu see of Mr. nail, pawnbroker, and of Mrs. Smith, dren•maker, prirn and utterly ruined, aud never could yerform the promises he under the Act 50
adjoining. were much damaged before it was extinguished.
'The German Papers state, that the prices of wool have A „prier, h„ been received for Re, _obi,son
and oa
risen 0.0 per cent., and that at the Fair of Frankfort on the Thereat nijtie, wtva were corer'
()ler, much business was done, and the wool fair in June dwettitlit.house of Martha Apdow, at C
is expected to he equally favourable.
In consequersee of a dispute upon a most trifling affair,
two lif the Rudy Guards fought a duel at Paris on Sunday, effect " r.TI KGen. 111. chap. 48. The 4th section of the Act
made. The verdict must peso against hie client, but he trusted linain the height of lu eon the roof of a coach to two feet, and
that they would consider moderste damages sufficient. imposes a penalty of W. for every inch of luggage above that height. late
morning, at Kensington, W. A. W '
GILD. , .
On Monday last, at his house at Pentons. - '
Esq formerly of the Bank of England.
On h 28 i iarre Log to Char-
ille, M illiain Church,
t e El nat. at Homey, in her tilich year, Mrs. Du Dooley,
late of Watastead.
tend of an atrocious burglary in the Mr. C. Pit IL up. claimed a right to redly, add he did so on this The defendant was convicted in the penalty of 50!., the lowest Elm • •
layton-le.woWs. Robert ground : his Learned Friend had-stated font which were not war-
Robtoons, found guilty of the same offence, is left foe execution, ranted by the evidence ; he had stated as a fact that th,t defendant
and the dreadful sentence of the law is expected to be carried into wasolways willing to marry the young woman.
Saturday next. Robert
maliciously shooting, and Was. Deeeltwret, for sheep steal
tose, for Mr. Justin I.
whiff Ape of them was killed, and the ether so seriously whose eases sentence of death was ractradwl, are to be imprisoned oc the case. allowed by the Act.
__ITT LLD•LE thought that there was some evidence 200,000 quarters.
in oin of an offer to marry, and he sl•ould tell the Jury how far that bore .
g fhthe On the 16th inst. at Rye, Sussex, Major Richard Hay, of the
gal Native Infantry, of a Mirka; consumption, aged all.
gik ...____,
The foreign buck wheat imported last year was about 111;101,1n.
e amount of tax paid last year Oil Mr, exec. ded r. ate of the Breach, near Bilbroughton Worcestershire.
lotto Augusta, eldest daughter of General Dantean.
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WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
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