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THE ARMY.

THE DUKE of WELLINGTON'S RESIGNATION

OF THE COMMAND OF THE AB,MY, AND
LORD HILL'S APPOINTMENT AS Id I S SUCCESSOR

GENERAL onnEit

Horse Guards, Feb. hi, 182 S.

The King Ita3 been most graciously pleased to direct
that General Lord Hill shall be placed on the Staff of his
Majesty's Army, and that all matters respecting his Ma-
jesty's Military Service, which have heretofore been trans-
acted by the Commander-in-Chief, shall henceforth pass
through the hands of General Lord Hill, G.C.B.
" The Kings Service having imposed upon Field Mar-
shal the Duke of Wellington the necessity of resigning the
office of Commander-in-Chief, the Field Marshal is happy
to deliver over the command to a General Officer, who has
so frequently promoted the honour of the army by his own
conduct and example ; who is so well known to the Officers
and troops, and so well acquainted with their services and
merit.

" By order of his Grace,
" The Onatilantier-in-Chief,
" HENRY TORRENS, MA-General."

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ment, marched on the I Ith inst., from illullingar, and ar-
rived at Longford on the 12th.
The Depot of tha 29tb, or Worcestershire Regiment,
marched in two divisions, on the Sth and 9th inst. from
Boyle, for Fermoy.
The Depot of the 12th, or East Suffolk Regiment, have
removed from Longford for Boyle. Two companies
marched on the 7th inst., and the remainder of the Depot
on the 13th.