The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-14 00:00:00

TILE ARMY.

Detach tr ents belonging ta.the 3d (the Prince of Wales's),
the 4111 (Ituyal Irish), the .sth the Princess Charlotte of
Wales c), and the 7th (the Prince Royal's) Regiments of
Dragoon Guards, marched, this morning, from Pimlico, for
Livervool, where they will arrive on the 28th instant, to
embark for Dublin.

Detachnicats belonging to the oth (Light) Di goons
(Lancers.) the 10th (the Prince of 11-ales's Own) Royal
Regiment (Ilussars,) and the 15th (the King's) Regiment
of Light Dragoons (Ilusmrs) marched this tnorning from
Pimlico, for Liverpool, where they will arrive on the 29th
instant, for the purpose of embarking for Ireland.
A Detachment belonging to the Yd Battalion of the 60th
(the Duke of York's Own Rifle Corps) marched, this
morning, from Chatham, for Cantc bury.

,
The following are Copies of a Letter addressed to Lieu-
tenant-C eionel lane by the Magistrates of Chichester, on
the 9sth Regiment leaving the Barracks of that City, and
of his reply :
" Chichester Dee 4 1C44.

" SlN—Undemanding that the %th lletriment'is aboui to leave
this neighbourhood, we, the 31agistmta ut Chishester, kg leave
to expre,:s to you, as its Commanding °dicer. our sincere Mil.
faction at the view orderly conduct pule men nave invariably dia.
played whenever they have appeared within this jurisdienon.
'• If. during the !urination of a new Regiment to close to a po.
pulnus city, occesiunal irregularities had occurrod, though they
might have eaased netit to you and ourselves, yet they
would hate crtwed no w-rpe:ae • but it will, we are sure. be as
sat'slattory to you to hear, to it is gratifying to us to say, that not
a single case happencd re,:uirring the interposition of the civil
rower. from -fe,: time the coqs wt.s tint ensbodied, up to the
present hoar.
Whilst, however, we tenth:, this well-merited tribute of op.
prohathm to Cie exam:key behaviour your men, we ere fully
sensible that the subordination and dibciphne it evinces. must be
the result ,f extraordinary care and attention on your part, aided
by the Officas and YUil-CCEIJAILSiOnta °lacers under your cum.
_

Permit us to add our earnest hope that the Regiment may long
enjoy the herein td your exertions, anti that the conduct of 'Od
members et' it oar, all plaeol. Ufiti tinder all circumstances, con-
tinue to ...etlect boronr on their C'esomandee and themselves.
'• has.. the honour to be, Sir,
'• 'car most obedient bumble Servants,
(Signed by all the 31agistmtes.)
" Lieut.. Col. ^a :e, Conitnatt:!*, g :Kith tletinient."

Chichester. Dec. 5. Mit

" GLYThENEIr.—It was with v.:Ty plca.ing gratification 1 te.
ezived your lett,r, hi which you hnrc, in such warm and friendly
exprcrActl ycurselvcs ti:c cr,tcrly conduct of the withers
of the iith I(vgiment :rum •Fe period of their being embodied.
Tins fin.; tribute of spic:thAti:tn itmlercd to a young regiment,
by the Civil Authorities, a tra,:, nct tt% an illeiMUlle to their
cominuance of the same orderly eortlar. which they have hitherto
shown.

I fed much gratitiNl in be!ng the medium of expreagion of
thr itleasurasle fedir. experienvd by every member of the Re.
Lomelit, on your sentiments being coinomr.icuted to them, and
o•t; to assure you o: the ir.tereb: tet: Ly all for the prospenty of
:Itches:tr.

" 1 have the honour to be. f;mtlenlell.
" our moat obedient humble meant,
31. r.ts::,
" Lietn..Col mel Couanar.ding the 98th Regiment,
" To the 31agistrates tcr."