The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-15 00:00:00

Ti-!E ARMir.

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Flee compaeies, together with the head-quarters of,
tildi
15th regiment of foot, embarked to-dsy, at Livirpool,
Dublin.
A detachment of the 3d dregoon guar& marched
from Newcastle apoa•Tpse fur Scarborough, obcre 9
arrive on Friday item, the 111th instant.
The squadron of the 3d drapes guard, whirls left Caw ,
Isle us Monday last, will return after heron been iaspreduit, a
with the cotes to which they beteg by Major-General
Z/Wlllll Somerset.
The 6lrt regidient, rinnarsaded by Lierteneal-Colonel
Royal'. was hispeeieJ on Folds', ow the Hue, Plymouth, by
Major General Sir Drpis Pack, g..c B. who expressed him-
self muck pleased with the appearance of the corps. Sir
Denis afterwards iuspieted the barracks, de. at the citadel.
MEMORANDUM FOR REGIMENTS (IF INFANTRY.
Horse GUIIMIS 3d October. 1822.
The Commander in Chief threeta it 10 he smiled. in re.
fereace 10 the recent regulations in regard to 010.01.11.
that the Gorget a intended is turn pert of the 011icvr..'
Equipment, and to he worsen all onessinda ojdNy Isneserno
estahlisbe d by the aspire of the service.
JOHN NACDONAI.D, Deputy Adjutant General.

GENERAL ORDER.
Hem Quante. October 8, 1822.
The Cosionsadar-is•Chisf is pleased to approve olGeneral
Officers rommeading districts hi Great primes (raising
leave of absence to officers, sod forlowitsa to non.comm,s-
mined officers sod soldiers, soder tie foliarriug limitations
sad restrictioas, viz :-
1. The leaves of absence granted under this order to off-
errs may oomamosee as soon as the halfiesrly iuspectioos
shall have been made. The furloughs granted to 11061•COID-
mistiiiiied officers sod soldiers, may commence from the
25ib of she Mores( month.
2. These indolgeocee ere I. terminate oo the 10th of
March Next, when in airaforatity to his Majesty% 'idols-
IMos, all Officers and we are So be present with their re-
spective regiseeuts.
3. One Meld Officer, one half of the Caplet's, and ooe
half of the Subalteru Officers, are always to be present with
their regiments.
4. No Ofileer (except in the performative of duty, or for
the porpose of joining his reginsimt) is so gni. the Coiled
Kingdom without haring first received his Majesty's special
perm:mans.
5. The Officers employed so the Recruiting Service, er
spas she Sian of she Army, are not to be ineloded la the
Dumber hereby Seed fur tie constant ditty of the regiment or
battalion.
6. The applications for leave for Regimes's' Paymaster.
sod Medical Officers are to eaniiime ill be made m the mode
prescribed is pages 71 and 73 of the General Regulations of
the Army.
7. Id cab...ir short leaves of aboroce being reqoested by
Attiastsots4 Ittding-mules, Chearsermastevs, or Yettriasey
sorgeoes of Orziosoots, it will be seoemsey that • Special
Report should be made as to the mode Is whisk their duties '
are so be Merfatined daring their abloom.
P. The proportion of Noweeperimealosed Officers, Trusa..:,.
peters, Drummers, sad Private lies, is ahem feriosghe Mar
be granted, iasse to exceed tea per tamp se tomapaoy. • ,
In the treat of regiments, or banshees, sot being eta
Oohed in earriaosis, or So military districts she Officers am-,
'enaiiillog are at liberty to wee slow dished:o is gmerttegais
ladielgerice of Moore or abeesee, wider the foserriag emilitted
door, ite'the Officem'ind Ines aridas their colonised.
This Order does set apply to the Olken mod Mee dirlal •
(holy at the atiosts sf reirtiorals so Urals service. ;1-
By comessed of his Royal Nialsoras the
Chief, • • HENRY Ttlffiffiffiffileffidie

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DUBLIN,
refflNDOrled that the Lord Chancellor, olio it
now ip Eaglarid, will riot return. Mrs Saoritiesia..•_,
raetitiooetl as Ili% successor, sud we have also heard...
'Sir William M'Mehosa spoken of. If the latter
lamtilemew get* tlw Melds; it is owshirlde that Mr.
Seijeant Leiroy will succeed to the Mastership of
the Rolls, and Mr. Peonelather to the Serjeantry.
The Earl of Meath was not present at Sheriff
Thorpe's dinner, as stated iu some of the papers.
Our readers are already prepared for the melon-
intelligence of the • death of Captain Greer,• r.
which we 'wee now the painful dote to consairinia.
mite. 00 Monday .morning this tin.furtuaate en. ~e
themes was rammed from all earthly suffering. 'floe
bill. which Mks completely flattened, had taken au% p
extensive range in the body, sod jeered throsighs'..
the liver. He obtained no nourishment, as bothitile
would remain WIMP Isis stomach. and though l)orn;"
the first attended by three or four pkilfutsurgeons.i;
his friends entertained no hope of his recovery.
The melancholy event has dart a gloom over the
neighbourhood of Vl'esford, in which it took place.
The respectable family with whom be Wassail a alba
at the lime are sorely afflicted by the fate of their „i
esteemed and amiable friend.
us,
. BALLINASLOE "
The followieg letter is from a tairdal) e gen-
tleman l.f the county- of Clam.- It saireos nu*
melancholy picture of the times • '
" aalbnaalso, °goober I.
Dias am—Having an oppariasity, 1 seed you ms
count of the Fair of Ilelisaaalue, as far ea it ham gone. ..Tlttei•it
fall cm sheep stare last year has he.. from Ochs to tea ahoy'
liar earl; so sheep from the County Chime lhaselthl
posed; aid a very extensive linsillotel of oar County, who
farms a part et his era estate, sold biespollees all I A
sad his awes at 4s. There are aeon& Ws from our Comity
going home umiak agony Of winds morellimwat been • alltubblit
m*,,d for, which is a thief never booms ot this fair tielosyc
This gives a finishing blow to the farmers. it woe a commie.
this to see the tattooed'. brand on thesheep own the oriiire.,
so as to be sure of rereiviag the produce. This is the fourth
depot. the fair, and stilt there are ..bees of sheep is the fair'
trying to force a sale. The nainber sold up to last night was
91,000; unsold, 11,000. The common priors ware—far
li/ethers, from 13s. to 114.. each ; for elms, from 9a. to IS..
This is about isoe-11411 of what they usuallr soid for is grid
times; very little business doing it the burst fair."
The house of Miles Hough, neon Thurles, was
maliciously consumed on Suorfey night.
Two houses near 'fallow were elm burned a few
nights ago.
Thomas Foley woe murdered at the fair of Bala
lyclerehao, in the county of Tipperary, on Monday.
Nut.LINOAB.OOTOBaa 3.
We regret to stet.. that the approach of the long
winter nights sweeps to progliorlicate the recurrence
of the shameful obstructions in floe Royal Causal
navigation, by ratting the batiks, which have but
too Oen occurred at different poloist (between die
Shannon and metropolo. Within the lot eight or
ten days a breach was effected its the great embank%
went at Blackwater: and in a few eighty after.
when the daniage Wilt partially rvpaired, the dame.
were broken down, and a still more extensive part
of the work entirely swept sway. The injury cannot
be made good its Iris fliau six Wlekto
Mr. LANBTON has bought the colliery at New-
bottle, late the property of Messrs. NE•HAM lOW
Co. for 70,000/. We understand that 30,0001. of
the purchase money is to be paid unnieduitgly„
sad the remainder in twelve nion/ha.—(Datliasis
Chronicle.)

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