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London, England, 1808-07-02 00:00:00

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No appointtnents made for a long time c 001...! give Arrive jitho jidian, jand for_gatob.....u. from
rester satisfaction to the army at lag% thin •StrSA Buens Ayes, detained by his majesty,s7l;-Fuod •
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Stu& Audiaiulv's get... 4• a regulate% aid Gel*r4lll IfuLoYisitst; also arrived the follbititeg Fostoria,*
SpEscan's being promoted to one of theW I' ai
eet"-n-il 1 vessels, via.—Masatusios, Flere de lisitts and Serra •
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corps. .
I Pigpen°, frog( Plymouth, to join 'convoy, for the Be*
The Ist battaliOn of that very fins 2eprnen t, the 1 uils..ersaiin
ii..bb Ir;liesty,a brig Bidbiziwae., 4 coliiit.
40th, is about to be embarked for service.,, . I _,,..Kis majesty's ship AszniusA is appointed convoy.
Colonel Baowc, who \so nutch distinguished him-1 for the Dolint; wiudit r.-.
self in the command of the 40th, has been appointed ' ' .
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DEAL, li./LY I.'
a Brigadier-General, and is stationed at' Eteter.-'
.Eatiled last night the I.NDlcoussrr pn brio, Ranger
The !d battalion of the 45th Regiment his marched , naval tran and a convoy. of
_traniports for Ire;
from Nottinghain to Manchester. • 'land, each of which took a fiat-boat* from the Dock.
The East Kent Militia has marched from Oisiches..
yard here ; Aro:Ants:on gun-brig, on a cruise ; ALEste
ter to &shill Barracks: • • sloop this morniug with convoy for Portsmouth.
The West Kent Militia marched last week through i Arrived the Tito.., rr, of 50 guns, from i cruise off
Cambridge, on their mate from Ipswich to Durham. !Boulogne. • .
The Northumberland, East Kent, and North Glou- 1 . stasis IN Tilt ocisras. . .
tester Regiments of Militia, with the 2d Dragoon I ' i'rtavess of Orange. Vico A•bnisal Cuirazli.; Seep*, St.
Guards, are about to be-marched into the Kerr Dis- i Anuses, liviitlaxlei Trusty, and atuiner.
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ttrio.l GRSEXOCIK. JUNE 29.
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The sth .Dragoon Guards will, in a short time, 'The 51 •
up. ns. HaMllto C414111112'4 of and from this
come over to this country from Ireland, where they , port to , n bec ran on shore on a reef of ro:ks, on
have been replaced by the Scots Greys. ' .
i Greets Island, in the river St. Lawrence, on the 7th
' The'3d Dragoon Guards have marched into Dor. 1 May and bilged ; greatest -Part of the cargo savedt
red of the ship beisfg

ester, Southampton, and Winchester-; they have
been relieved at Exeter by the 13th Light Dragoons.

but litcL2 hopes were entertains
got off. •

The 2‘l battalion of the 39th Regiment is in Guern-
sey, to be perfected in discipline, with the 51 st Regi-
ment and some other•ccrp3, under the'eye of that able

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND, JULY I.—Pasaed by the Si, Andrew Harntriced
B-..rr, from Jamaica; Retreat, Kay ; ue Clark; Brim-
Ma, Birch ; Cuffnells, Walbask ; Scalesby Castle, Luck; Henry
Addington, Ritch ; and the Cumberland, Farrer, from Chh ar

Offiter Lieutenant.Gencral Sir Join DOYLE, Bart.
the Lieutenant-Governor.

The Warwickshire Militia is expected at Dover, to
encamp on the Heights in a few days, ground having
been marked out for that purpose.
The detachment of Stirrey Militia, now doing duty
on board the prison ships at Chatham, is ordered to
join the regiment at Sheerness.
That highly respectable Regiment, the 25d Light
Dragoousris ordered from Dublin to England.
The 14th Regiment of Dragoons is ordered to Ire-
land.

The 3d *Garrison Battalion, under the command of
Lieutenant Colonel NEDUAM, have arrived at Cove,
to occupy the forts in Cork harbour.
Tuesday the Dumbartonshire Regiment of Volun-
teers, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel DENNIS
TOUN, upwards of GOO strong, marched into Dum-
barton, where they are to remain oft permanent duty
till the 11th inst,
Saine day, the Glasgow Highland Regiment of
Volunteers, 500 strong, under the con-inland of. Co-,
lonel MATTHEW -M'ALLISTER, marched for Irvine,
where they are to remain en permanent duty for 14
days.
Monday evening a detachment of the sth Dragoon
Guards, elUbarked from Dublin for Enema ; the,
remainder are to follow forthwith.
The 7th Dragoon Guards, which have been lately
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quartered in Shelburn Barracks, 'Dublin, have gone
into country cantonments, and are replaced by the
Ist Royals, the greater part of whom have already
marched in.
We. have seen a letter from the Cape of Good
Hope, and are sorry to learn that the garrison. is
suffering hourll .from die Ophthalmia, brought to
them by the 37th and 89th 'regiments, from South
Amelica. The 89th was going to India, and the
4th battalion of the 60th to the West-Indies. The
General GHEE is coming home.
The last journal of our •Correopoodent in the
Wes:-Indies cents,ins little news. Some of the regi-
ments had sufftred much by sickneis; and 1500 troops
were looked for from this country. The 37th, a mere
skeleton., was coming homes the 63d had suffered
much :- the 13th regiment was expected from North
America. General Bor:YEli was on a visit to his
regiment, the lath, at Surinam, but was immediately
to come home in the Itunillies : General BECKWETH
to command faro tea tore, and till a new Commander
in. Chief comes out.
On Monday last, that very fine body of men, Lord
FITZWILLIAM'S battalion of the West York Militia,
was
sreviewed at Plymouth, by Lieutenant-General
ENGLAND, attended by his own and the Staff of the
, district. This regiment is not only the strongest, but
has, perhaps, the tallest and straightest men of any
in the service : they mustered upwards of. 1300 men
on theyarade, The review was a high treat to
mili-
tary men. Among others, were present Admiralsl
-Yonoo, Surros, and HARVEY ; Generals Moa-',
SHEAD, STO&NTS, BRIGHT, Menem, and many Offi-
*cere of the Artillery,.62d, 24:1 Royal Veteran Batta-
lion, and the Militia Regiments in garrison. It is need-1,
less to add, that the West York •received' the thanks
and high approbation of General.„Eticit.aND. The 2d
battalion of the. 73th, or Rosi,shire Highlanders, are '1
about to be embarked at Poitsmoudr. This is the i
battalion which so much distinguished itself
,at
Maida, and suffered so severely in Egypt.- •
The 12th, or Prince of Wales's Regiment of,Light
Dragooni, were reviewed by hie Royal Highness the I
'Duke of York the 21st ult. on Hounslow Heath, in
presence of the Prince of Waco; and most of the
Royal Family ; after which the Officers had a public
dinner at the Castle Inn, Richmond, to which most of
the Military .Gentlemen in that part o the country
wre invited. The appearance ofthe Regiment,rnd
the degree of rapidity with which they executed all
their movements, entitled them to the thanks of the
Commandiw is Chief and the