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THE ARVY.

As a preliminary step to the reduction of the Arm,y depot in the
14r of Wight, the depots of the following regiments in addition to
those mentioned yesterday, have been ordered from Albany Bar-
rack% to different Stations, previously to forming the provisional
Bat tenons :

The 16th, 40th, Seth, eV, and 83d regiments of Foot to
Chatham.

The 49th, 55th, and 98th. to Weeden.
The 12tb, 23d, 43d, 64th, and 94th, to Plymouth.
The 33d, sOth,77th. 91st, and 92d, to FAlinburgh and Glasgow•.
Twe companies of the 7th Font, under the command of a Field
Ofiker, have been ordered from Manchester to Chester. '
The I Sth Hussars have been ordered front Cork and Fermoy to

The 60th Foot has been ordered from Chatham to Weedon, in
the room of the 54d. ordered to the former place.
The la and 2d divisions of the Ist Dragoon Guards are to em-
bark at Ponpatrich on the 14th and 18th instant, for Donaghadee.
The 3d division is to remain at Glasgow till relieved by the first
division of the sth Dragoon Guards, which are to come from Ire-
land in the vessels that carry over the Ist Dragoon Guards.
The 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards will receive orders to
march from Norwich to Dorchester.

The Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons will, on being replaced
by the Sd Dragoon Guards, at Dorchester, march to Hounslow.
The 10th Royal Regiment (Hussars) is ordered to disembark at
Bristol from Waterford.

11 AY AL INTELLANENCE.

.... aftER...

The Jack Tar, Ammer, from Jamaica, is off Penzance—
sailed sth February.
The Kitty, hlscautrozw, from Campeachy and the Havannah ;
and De Cock, Maims, from the Mauritius, have put into &illy.
The Bee, M'llaunt, from Paraiba, is off Cork.
Extract of a letter from Captain Macastuoa, of the ship Ever-1
therpe, to her Owners in Glasgow, dated Sr. Kitts, 15th Feb. 1025 ;
" I have to inform you of my safe arrival Isere on the Nth
current, after a passage of dully-live days. On the 17th Jan. in
lat. 42 N. and long. 21 W. I saw a brig a-head, with topmast!
away and with a signal of distress flying. On bailing her, she
proved to be the Steel of Whitehaven, from Youghall to
Derbies, loaded with bricks for the Ordnance Department.
The master reported her to be in a sinking state, and his wish to
abandon her; his boats being stove, we succeeded with ours to get
them all on board of the Rverthorpe, although blowing strong with
a very heavy bee. On the inn I fell in with the ship Lucy Ann of
Bristol, bound for J ice, who took Ave of the Steel's crew from
tme ; the others I hav kot vessels for them here, except the master,
two boys, and one so ileitis got Ms leg and several of his ribs
a
broke, when the Steel lost her topmasts; but, in codsequence of our
having a doctor on board, be is new nearly well."
Fautoulir. Arad. 10.—Wind N. light breezes.—No arrivals.
Sailed the Hibernia steam vessel, for Rio de Janeiro, dtc. and
Cyrus, Daemon, for London.
Poarssionvx, Aran. 11.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Patton,
Meson, from Sierra Leone; and his Majesty's ships PRATO.,
CDAMPION, PYLants, Oestrus, Rosa, and PANDORA, from an expe-
rimental cruise—the former has come into harbour. Sailed the
Africa, Simms, for the Mauritius and India.

Arsn.ll.—Wind S.W. by W.—Came down from the
River and remain, the Honourable Company's ship Minerva,
FROSYN, for India ; St. Elizabeth, —.—, for Miramicbi ; Diana,
Twkwrrassw, for Jamaica; St. Charles, CONYERS ; Elizabeth,
Cnast.ess; and Miriam and Jane, Henry, for Quebec; Hebe,
Foss, for Newfoundland ; and Sarah Ward, Mo ,as, for St. Vin-
cent's. Put back and remain, the Mountaineer, ilesszsr, for
Van Diemen's Land; and Montmorency, WOOD, for Quebec. The
De Jonge Adrian, Boss, front Rotterdam for Batavia, is off
Folkestone.

KINGSTON, (JAMAICA), Fes. 12.—Vice-Admiral Sir LAWRENCE
W. Ilscsven, K.C.B. has been pleased to make the following ap.
pointments in the squadron on this station, viz.—Lieutenant W.
I. Cunt.; to be First and Acting Lieutenant, JAM'S C. Frnae-
ast.n, to be Second of the BRAYER brig; Acting Lieutenants Wm
WA RRIN and' CHARIAS BLYTNI, to be First and Seconder the Bat-
swam. brig. lieutenant Gomm,/ 111'Dosisan, to be First, and
Acting Lieutenant WILLIAM C. Swarm, to be Second, of the Hz-
mom brig. lieutenant HENRY 0. Love, to command the lime-
OADZ schooner. Lieutenant JAMES C. BINNETT, to command the
Moose schooner. Mr. It. Dowse, to command the Assmuevs.