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INFIRMITIES
Disquasoltritcaa4ionstheand
Investigation of S E L F -
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By SAMUEL LA'MERT. M.D.
LONDON,
37, BEDFORD-SQUARE,
0 ctor of Medicine, Matriculated Member of the University
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[ADVERTISEMENT.]—The Earl of Aldborough and
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Lezhorn, Feb. 21, 1815. To Professor Holloway.
Sir—l beg to acquaint you that your pills have effected
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Last evening the foTHEllowingAßMY.
brigade omens- announcement appeared in

"The field officer in brigade waiting has received the
commands of his Royal Highness the Prince Albert to ex-
press to the officers and men of the third battalion Grena-
dier Guards, and first battalion Scots Fusilier Guards, the
pleasure and gratification which their splendid and sol-
dierlike appearance gave him when these battalions pa-
raded this morning, and to assure them at the same time
that his Royal Highness's most cordial good wishes will
constanVy attend them in the service abroad on which they
are about to proceed."
GARRISON ORDERS.—SOUTH-IVEST DISTRICT, FEB. 20.
The Ist battalion Coldstream Guards embark at South-
ampton at 9 a.m. on Wednesday next, in the Orinoco, for
Malta. The battalion will leave Chichester station, at 6
a.m., by special train.
The 3d battalion of Grenadier Guards will arrive at
Southampton from London, and embark at the same time,
is the Oriental Company's steam-ships Ripon and Manilla.
The Ist battalion of Scots Fusilier Guards embark at
Portsmouth in the Simoom, on the 28th, and the 2d bat-
talion Rifle Brigade, in the Vulcan, on the 24th instant.
Seventy volunteers of the 79th Regiment crossed over by
the floating bridge at half-past seven on Monday morning
to Gosport, and left with sixty of the 42d Regiment, by
train, by the South-Western and Great Western Railways,
to join the 93d Highlanders at Plymouth, ordered to Malta.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.
The arrangements for the embrarkation of the Royal
Artillery for foreign service, and .o'o3 augmentation of one
battalion to the corps, are now in such a forward state that
the following orders have been isstiod
Deputy-Adjutant General's-of 1i Woolwich, Feb. 16.
MEMORANDUM.—The Master-Geral has directed that
officers of the Ordnance Medical Department be attached
to the artillery, ordered for foreigit Eervics, in the follow-
ing manner :
Surgeon Richard C. Elliot to heticl-quarters.
Assistant-Surgeon Arthur Rudgb to Captain Levinge's
troop of Royal Horse Artillery.
Assistant-Surgeon Edward Gilborne to Captain Fitz-
mayer's company 3d battalion of Royal Artillery.
Assistant-Surgeon Alexander S. Pogo to Captain Thomas's
company 3d battalion Royal Artillery.
Assistant Surgeon J. A. Arlifunn, M.D., to Captain
Paynter's company Bth battalion Royal Artillery.
Their servants to be transferred to the troops and com-
panies to which they aro attached.
During the passage Assistant-Surgeon Fogo will have
the medical charge of the Royal Sappers and Miners to be
embarked, as arranged by the Director-General of the
Ordnance Medical Department.
Surgeon Elliot will therefore do duty with Captain
Thomas's battery during the voyage ont.
Captain Fitzmayer's company were medically inspected
at the Ordnance Hospital, as to their fitness for foreign
service, at eleven o'clock a.m., on Thursday, the 16th inst.
Captain Harrison's company, 11th battalion, and Cap-
tain Paynter's company, Bth battalion, were medically in-
spected, at ten a.m., as to their fitness for foreign service.
Captain Cheetham's company, Ilth battalion, and Cap-
tain Levinge's troop of Royal 'Horse Artillery were
medically inspected, at ten a.m. an Monday, as to their
fitness for foreign service.
Captain Thomas's company, 3d
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insected at te Ornce fl
theipr fitness forh foreigdnan service.ospi)

battalion, were medically
Itial this forenoon, as to
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IyAL ARTILLERY.