The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-12 00:00:00

711 E ARMY.

LEVY FOR INDIA.
By the last returns that have been received from the different
Recruiting Parties in Ireland, it appears that 1,600 men have been
enlisted in that country for the British Regiments now serving
in India.
A detachment belonging to the 2d (the Queen's) Regiment
of Dragoon Guards has received orders to march this day,
front Westminster for Norwich, where that Corps is at present
stationed.
Detachments belonging to the 41st, 59th, and 67th Regiments
of Infantry, are ordered to march this day, from Westminster
for Portsmouth.
Detachments belonging to the 6th, 13th, 44th. 45th. 64:h. 70th,
llst, 74th, R9th, 91st, and 99th Regiments of Infantry, have re.
mired orders to march this day, from Westminster foe the Isle
of Wight.

INDIAN ARMY.
The troops tosembling at Chittagong and on the frontier of Sylk
for service, are Brigaded as follows .
First Brigade—His Majesty's 44th Regiment, 47th Regiment of
Native Infantry, and62d Regiment of Native Infantry, under the
command of Brigadier Shapland, 27th Native Infantry. Brigade
Major, Captain White.
Second Brigade—His Majesty's 64th Regiment, 42d Native
Infantry, and 26th Native Infantry, under the command of
Brigadier Colquhoun Grant, his Majesty's 64th Regiment.
Brigade-Major
Third Brigade—His Majesty's 47th Regiment., the 7th Regirnert
of Native Infantry, and the 44th Regiment of Native Infantry,
under the command of Brigadier-General Cotton. Brigade-Major,
Captain Sadlier, of his Majesty's 47th Regiment.
Fourth Brigade—The 14th Regiment of Native Infantry, the
39th and 52d Regiments, under the command of Brigadier lanes,
C.B. Brigade-Major, Captain Currie, 14th Native Infantry.
Fifth Brigade—The 10th Regiir cot Madras Native Infantry.
N. I. , and the 16th ditto ditto, under the command of
Brigadier A. Fair. Brigade-Major, Lieutenant A. B. Dyce.
His Majesty's 47th Regiment, which landed at Calcutta on the
7th October, from Bombay, was reviewed on Saturday last by
his Eacellency the Commander in Chief, on the Esplanade, to
the Southward of Fort William, previous to its embarkation on
service.
COURT MARTIAL
Head-quarters' Calcutta, 0ct.23, 1824.
At a General Court Martial, held at Fort William, on the 19th
October, 1824, privates William Walsh, of his Majesty's 13th
Regiment, and John liendrie, of his Majesty's 47th Regimen:.
were arraigned on the following charge :
" For having, about the hour of one r.x., on the 11th instant.
assaulted (loofah Rowlee, Sepoy, 62d Native Infantry, then in the
execution of his duty as a sentry, posted at the south-eut end of
the staff range in Fort William, knocked him down, and violently
beaten and kicked him, until assistance arrived, and freed him
from further ill-treatment: such conduct being in direct violation
of the Articles of War."
Upon which charge the Court came to the following decision :
Finding and Sentence—" The Court having, fully deliberated
upon the whole of what has appeared before it, is of opinion that
the prisoners are both guilty of the crime laid against them, which
being in breach of the Articles of War, do sentence them each
to be placed in solitary confinement for the space of six calendar
months, wherever the Commander in Chief may be pleased to
direct." Confirmed
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(Signed) EDWARD PAGET, General.
Commander in Cbief in India.
The foregoing Order is to be entered in the General Order
Book, and read at the bead of every regiment in bia Majesty's
service in India.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
H. Jolliffe, Esq.'s for-bounds will meet on Monday at Ru;per
Village--at nine; on Thursday at ChoWoo, and on Saturday at
Out Wood—at eleven.

The Surrey fox-hounds on Monday at Riddlesdown, on Thurs-
day at Godstone, and on Saturday at Locks Bottom—at halt-past
ten o'clock.

Mr. Aleynell's hounds on Monday at Shirley Park, on Thurs-
day at Swarkstone Bridge, and on Saturday at Elmhurst.—at half-
past ten.
The East Sussex fox-hounds on Monday at the Rocks, Uckfield.
They had a most capital day on Thursday last ; they found near
the Race Course, and from the Downs to Itiellingham, through.
Alr. Grantham's yard, to Mr. Campion's, at the Deanery, where
the fox went through the river. There were nearly ISO horsemen
our.

Earl Fitzwilliam's hounds on Monday at Averaley Wood, on
Wednesday at Abbots Ripton, and on Friday at Fineshade Hall.
Lord Yarborough's hounds on Monday at Holton Cross, on
Wednesday at Horkstowe, on Friday at Croxby Pond, and on
Saturday at Stallingborough Hall.
THE BuRTON HUNT-Sir Richard Sutton's hounds on Mon-
day at Cainhy Village, on Tuesday at Seotgrove Wood, on Thurs-
day at Swallorbeek, and on Saturday at Gate Burton.
The Conock harriers on Monday at Cpavon Plantation, and on
Friday at the Bustard.
Sir B. Graham's hounds on Monday at Sheriff Hales, on Wed-
nesday at Battlesfield, on Thursday at Lee Bridge, and on Satur-
day at Montford Bridge.
Sir Richard Pulestou's hounds on Monday at Gallantry Bark,
nn Wednesday at Knoulton Bridge, and on Friday at Duck-
ington.
The Cheshire hounds on Monday at Shjpbrook Bridge, on
Wednesday at Toft Hall, on Thursday at Weaver Hall, and on
Saturday at Delamere House.
The Earl of Derby's stag-hounds on Tuesday neat, at Woo l-
manstone, and Friday at Addington Village.