The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

on Saturday, froltitilitiMmGircts',..
Detachments belonging to the 3d Regiment of
dßi
Detachments belonging to the 12th, 64+, and 94th Regimi,,,,
of
m o Infanh.
try, marched, on Saturday, from 'Westminster, t 4
Dinuarllined. ,
Plyut
Detachments belonging to the 22d, 24th. 69.. d. 63d, 65m ~.4
50: h Regiments of Foot, marched. on Saturday, from Weitminue,,
afonrt llies
t lott ho
uHr
o uussa e rtso,
for Bristol, on route to Waterford and Cork.
Detachments belonging to the 26th and 56th Regiments of I.
fan" emtarked, on the sth instant, at Dublin, tor Englatit
the Itecruiting Service. , ot
"Rethitim47entht; o4liftti'loo.4t9,tthh,e44lltohy.a.l.ll:lllr47ic,l
pet.elim,nts belonging to the 66th and 97th Regiments afros,
embarked, on the 7th instant, under the command et Staff.serg
Lang, taff; at Dublin, for England.
14emehments belonging to the sth, 16th. 16th, 2lst,?3d, 211,1,
liaBClilhho:n369ia4tlthi‘eoat96rpsthh,:a4tatide'sdt'th4e967L lutlia Company's Sconce, (nib/irked,
on
Cthe 15th iE nstant, under.the command of Sthil-Strgeant 4.tatrot
ist ork, for ngland.
Detachments belonging to the 6th Regiment of Dragrenk, io
the 47th. 65th, 95th, and 97th Regiment,' of Infantry, embatlK
on the 15th Inst.. under the command of Serjeant-310.t0r 31'1,ee,
at Dublin, for Liverpool.

Det.rehirents belorngirg to the ?d, fhb, 13th, 111 M,
Slat, S6.h, 38. h, dlat, 44th, 4511., 4Gth, 47th, 411th, 5241, 1,41h.7
64th, 1t34, 115th. 87th„ 89th, 941 h, tlhh,. end 19th Rectrnt,,4
Foot, the Royal S taff Corps, and the Dot India Company's Serb
embarked, on the 16th instant, under the commend of Statf. Serge;,
Croaky, at Dublin, for England.
A Detachment of the Ist Regiment of Foot embarked, el
the 16th ilAtislV, at Dublin, for England, on the Remo;
Service. of

Detachment,' belonging to the 26th and 23d Regimer's el%
Pantry embarked, on the 16th Instant, at Dublin, for Nerh&.
lain, on the Recruiting Ser!iec:.

Colonel Phillott, Royal Artillery, appointed in command th%
corps io the South-West District, in the room of Colonel Dmt.
(met, removed to Woolwich.

CORONER'S INQVEST.

On Saturday evening an Inquest was held at the Black Mast
Poplar, on the body of Slob* Howard, a young woman of colour,
who was drowned in leaving the Berkeley West Indianian,
which vessel her father-in-law was cook. About twelve moTit
ago her sister met with her death in precisely the same nat.n.a,
and this singular coincidence had given rise to some shocking re,
ports.
It appeared in evidence, that as the cook was handing her into
the boat it tilted, and they both were precipitated into the water.
The cook (Spencer) was got out iu a few minutes, but the
ceased rot rising to the surface, no assistance could be moiled
her ; when her body was found medical aid was useless.
The steward of the Berkeley, who saw the fatal event, stand
positively that the deceased fell into the water purely by secideot.
The landlady of the deceased and a fellowlodger stated it a
their belief that the cook had attempted so take liberties with the
person of the deceased, which she had always resisted.
'rite CORONER said that, however improper the previous cot,
duct of the cook might have been, and the strange similarity is
the fate of the two Meters, yet that no evidence to imphewe
him in the present instance was before them ; and that their vadiu
must consequently be "Accidental death."
A verdict to that effect was accordingly recorded.