The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-03 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 36th (Herefordshire) Regiment of Foot marched on Monday from
Colchester. for Manchester.
One squadron of the Stb (the King's Royal Irish; Regiment is: Liebe
Dragoons (Hussar+) marched on Monday from Brighton, fur Canterbury.
One troop of the hth Hulbert has received orders to march ham
Brighton fur Leal.
The depot of the 52ci Regiment of Infantry has received orders to much
from Chichester to Hi ighton.
. . . . _

Detachments belonging to the 64th and rWth Regiments of Foot matched
on Monday from Westminster for Plymouth, via Brictol.
Detachments belonging to the 33d, CARD, and 77th Regiment' of Infantry
marched on Monday from Westminster for Bristol, on route to (rebind.
A detachment of the 17th Lancen marched on Monday from Wnd-
mlnster, for Exeter.

A Return of the Number of Offleeru of the Army of the rutted Kleeduct
on Full Pay, on the Twth Ifirch 1d22 and Ite2ll, dinkngulablng the Num-
ber of each Batik, sod of the whole In each year.

lan. 182iit.

Colonels In Chief ..............
Colonels
Lteateoant•Coloael,
Majors
Captains
Lieutenants...—. ............
Comets, Second Lieuterranti, and Ensigns..
Paymasters ........... ......
Adjutants ....... ........ ...... „
Quartermasters .......... ................
Regimental Sulgeons
Regimental Assistant 5urge05e.............
Veterinary Surgeons.
Solicitors of Foot Guards .....
Chaplain General
Chaplains to the Forces
Direztor Geiteral of the Army Medical Department
Principal Inspector ditt0..........
Director General Army Medics) Department, Ireland
Physician General
Surgeon General
Inspectors of Hospitals
Deputy lapectors of Hospital,....
Phy.letrins
Surgeons to the Forces
District Surgeons
Assistant Staff Surgeons ...... ................ .....
Deputy Purveyors
Apothecaries
Hospital Assistants ...... .......... .......

171 15

•1,186 +l*
21,848 11,242
• 1945 q I,iss
130 lib
130 137
147 322
142 153
IC2 234
27 27
3 S
1
16 I
1 IS
10 II
39 C
2 I
3J 63
3 3
13 13
94 40

Total ...... . .......... .... .... 5X9 6,173
• Including 61 of Foot Guards 1 who rank a4Lieuttnant-CJloaels la
t" do. 58 do. I the Army.
r Including 88 of Foot Guards
) who rank at Captains In the Army.
s do. 87 do:
I Including 66 of Foot Guard' I who rank as Lieutenants M the
Tdo. 58 do. f Army
War Office, April 11, 1826.

PALMERSTON.

SFIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, MAT 1.

Arrived the Wilhelmlna, Cordia, fromDordt,

galled the C,;;.oect :017a ii.b;;; Pomona, Willis, for Her.
foundiand ; Nathaniel, Lemon, for Havre; Dfartha, Strachea, for Riga;
St. June a Maria, Malvelro, for Ll:bon ; Hope, Clifton, (or Ri.ra
Wanderer, Jacob, for Trinidad ; and the Lancashire Witch, Nair, fur
Lisbon.

The Louisa, Lyon, for Mobile, which sailed yesterday, has put bark.
with loss of bowsprit, anchor, part of a cable, and other damage, boric;
been foul of the Hannah, for Charleston. . .

The Elite Plummer, Stiles, from Liverpool, has arrived at Ilauleira h
fifteen days.

FALMOUTH APRIL 30.—N0 arrivals. Salted the Braekstone, Cats•
ming, for nall.—Wind
Puirmoorn, Atari, 30.—Arrived the United States, Hatchimen, from
Amsterdam, bound to Baltimore, with rudder damaged. Sealed the hod
Co!dogwood, —, for St. John's. New Brun,wiek , and the Vibelia tram-
port, to the eastward.—Wind S.E.
Ponrsvouru, MAY l.—Passed by the Honourable Company's ship
Fatale, Blair, from Madras and Bengal. Sailed the John and Edward,
Morris, for New Orleans. Wind N.N.W. to N.N.E.
DEAL, MAT I.—The Lowther Castle and the rest of the homeward.
bound have proceeded for the River, except the Fort IVIIMun, tenth
remains. The Honourable Company's ship Canning, for China, pored
through about ten o'clock last might. Sailed the Emerald, Gray, tor
Quebec.—Wind N.N.E.
GRAVISIIND, MAT I.—Arrived the Vesta, Emsden, from Charente'
Doke of Wellington, --, from St. Michael's • Cumberland, Ham;
from ditto; Betsey, Linden, from Liaison; Cate, 'Graff, from Malta and
several foreigners, from the Battle. Sailed the Venus, Nichol, for Santa
Martha ; Mary, Hodges, for Teneriffe ; and Edward, Wessels, for Bermes.
In as av, Aral s.26—The General Brock, Labial, bound to Gaskee, had lAA
back with lons of boats, bulwarks, &c. and one man nwhed over, Wok
been struck by a sea. It is supposed the cargo Is damaged.
PARIS, APRIL 23.—The Jeune, Adele, Benard, from CampesrhYlo
Havre, has put into Havannah, leaky. The Galaxy, from Rochelle for
Boston, was spoken on the 4th ult. IM. 42. long. 44, with damage, endows
man overboard.