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London, England, 1814-02-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY.
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Frith,' Lieutenants Buirrot, ORMSBY, and I:10P.
KINL, (Ad battalion 36fh regimen!, marched from
Lewes Diu-racks with a fine draft of young men, con-
sisting of. two Serjeants, and 54 rank :and tile, for
Portsmouth, thew to embark for Franco, to join the
lit battalion. . •
Wednesday tbe Slst regiment, after being on board
the transports for nearly-six woeks, were landed at
lielvoetsluys, and it is an extraordinary fact that, at '
the time this regiment was disgmbat king, a transport
lay on the opposite side of the river, on bard of
which were detachments of the regiments of Frank.
fort and Nassau that were opposed to the 81st at
Maida. 4.
The second provisional battalion, under the corn- i: r
anand at Colonel BAYLEY, are at present stationed at •
Oltelinsford Barracks, where they are to be joined by
Other provisionals, in consequence of which orders
have been forwarded to the '2J regiment of Surrey • •
Militia to hold themselves
in readiness to join•the Ist - .
attalion at Horshsni.
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; The Renfrew Regiment of Militia, now quartered
in Ply mouth, haie received orders to hold themselves
in readiness for immediate embarkation for Ireland.
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Friday the Royal Lanarkshire Militia arrived in
Edinburgh, on their march to Perth, whew they %Val • a
relieve the Wiltshire regiment, which marches w Ayr..;
on their route to Ireland:
Monday ae'nnight a draft of 60men from the 79th
Regiment, marched from Greenock tor Leith, to be•
embarked. They are destined to reinforce Lord
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N.4IrAL NTE !VENCE.
MALLS.
ask. sea.
Dublin - a 0 Curunna . 0 •
Waterford - 1 1 Heligoland - 0 II
Cadiz - - 0 0 I
Guernsey, -• 1 0 '
Lisbon . - 0 1 Jersey - - 1 0 •
Malta - 0 .2 Passages - 0 0
Gotcenburgh - 0 19 lialeaz - • 0" .0 •
Holland - 0 1 St. Sebastlan's 1 0
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 19.
Arrived-the Princess Charlotte paciet, with a Mal
from Passages in six days; and a few vessels from
other ports, to wait convoy. Sailed the Darlington ;
packet, with Mails for Lisbon, Gibraltar, and Mahal
and Princess Elizabeth packet, with a Mtii for•Pas.,.'
'sages.—Wind N. light breezes and cleat- wencher.
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. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY St.'
Arrived His Majesty's ship Pit r. from Ply- • -
mouth, and the Dromant, from the Downs. Sailed
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his Majesty's ships DANNZMARIC, Atatcoste, and
Mottos) with the fleet for the East Indies, ac. ; and
his Majesty's ship.Pensees, with the fleet for Lisbon.
—The SKAILORSE takes convoy to the North coast of
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Spain.
T. S. The 'East4ndix and Lisbon convoys are att
anchor in St. Helen's Roads; the wind there (noon)
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South—now, East.
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MEAL, FEBRUARY q. , •.
Remain his Majesty's ships, and the 'whole
transports, as per last.- Came'down from the Kiva.
the Janos, RR:HARD:6OR, for the Mediterranean ; and
the Medusa, Hurcrirmior, for Spain.—Wind E.S.E.
HARWICH, FEBRUARY 21. •
Arti4ed the Vriendshaft, Staotx, with coffee, ak.
from London for Amsterdam. Sailed Liz sail 'foe
Amsterdam, and one for Rotterdam ; the Lady
Frances and Alliance packets, for Heligoland ; and
the Auckland packet, for Gottenburgh. The Seville
Packet, RoßsoN, from Dunbar to Lisbon, with soap,
was lost on Thursday night on the Long Sand.
COVE OF CORK, FEB. iG.
.•• His Majesty's ship Team, Captain H4IWRAVE,,
is gone to Bristol, to collect the several vessels in.
• 'tended to join convoy here for the West Indies, under
convoy of his Mijesty's ship CONQUISTADOR, of 74
guns, Lord, WILLIAM STUART, &c. and the men o
war are guile to. the several ports up St. George's
Channel, with the like intent. Transports are daily
expected to take out the 16th Regiment to Canada. '
The HAZARD sloop of war, with a fleet of transports
having the 2d West York, and another regiment of
Militia cn board, are hourly expected, last from
Torbay. The 3d West York are to return in them to
England.—A convoy for Spain and Portugal is said
to be appointed for the,3clof March.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
Eclipse, for the Renomme and Nereide, the Isd instant, at IS,
Great George-street, Wes:ft:duster.

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Surveillat;te, for the Rolla, Polly, Calypso, Ocean, Equity, and
Mount Hope, oq her arrival; recalltd at 3, Briek•court, Tens*.
Pheasant, for the Dueornau, on board, the instant= es,-
called at IWhitehall place. •
Steady, for the St. Niel, at Deal, the Ist of March ; recalled
at 67, Basinghall-st reel.
•Dover, for the bland of Ternate, the 22d instant, at 3, Brick-
court, Temple.
Resolution, for the Adjutor and Aurora, the 25th inst. at ST,
E611:1-Street.

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