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London, England, 1813-11-26 00:00:00

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he Miners, who had the care
the Bridge thit was blown tato alr.
Corporal, Inoue and strong,
the Mtge with his match so long,
made by, the Miners, who bad the care
the Bridge that was blown Into air.
Colonel. of Infantry,
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ed the Corporal, stout and strong,
Mine with his match so long,
made by the Miners, who had the care
the, Bridgs that was blown Inter air.

e Martschal of high degree,
whispered the Colonel of Infantry,
he Corporal, stout and strong,
Mine with his match so long,
made by the Miners, who had the care
Bridge that was blown into air.
.:raperor who scampered away,
Mareschal of high degree, .
the Colonel of infantry,
to Corporal, stout and wrong,
Mine with his match au long,
made by the Miners, who had the 'etre
the Bridge that was blown into air.
Thousands who cursed the day
him an Emperor, who scampered away,
Mareschal of high degree,
the Colonel of Infantry, .
le Corporal, stout and strong,
Mine with his match se long,
made by the Miners, who had the care,
Bridge that was blown into air.
Monarchs, so gen'rous and brave,
- .onquered the Tyrant, and Liberty gave
Thousands on Thousands, who cursed the day
'• him an Emperor, who scampered away,
Mareschal of high degree, .
the Colonel of Infantry,
e Corporal, stout and strong,
Mine with.his match so long,
made by Ile Miners, who had the care,
the Bridge that was blown into air!
4.A NOURRICE DU not DE ROME.

THE ARMY.
CAMP, SEVENTH DIVISION, NOW/.
ring out Sir JOUN HOPE you have en=
i_gh we wish you had added' Lord UX-
KOSSLYN, Sir SAIWEL ALICHMUTY) and
of the able officers of the higher class,
have at home. We want, particularly,

from home stated that the Dukes of
id GLOUCESTER have offered their ser-
the banners of our illustrious Comman-
certainly, the greatest Captain of the
Box*PARTE begins to hide his dimi.
Our army continues perched in a line
of the Pyrennees, and in such weather
iellows have a most unpleasant situation
deserve every thing of their country.—
le and steadiness, under such circum-

equal to their gallantry 'in charging an
under Lord WELLINGTON the ormy will
.Ming, and they will attempt any thing.-.•
,fidence in him is unbounded. There is
• they would think impossible, should he
. this is now the feeling of the Spanish
iguese soldiers, as well as the British. Lord
has given the immediate command of
three of his ablest Generals, leaving to
time for the general command, as well
Inageasent of this turbulent country and
and to look after'the Cortes and Re-
ought to be in the capital of the country,
corner of it in Cadiz, caballing and in-

nit ROWLAND HILL'S CORPS, NOV. 6.
are, like eagles, nestled on these terrible
mcevalles, the. snow every where from
feet, and, in' the chasms of the mountain,
Sir WM. STEWART was obliged, the
, send out men with long poles to poke
,uns, and at length fell upon one of our
Most people would call our situation mi-
no one grumbles here—all is gaiety and
and our fine fellows are one and all, Bri-
and Portuguese, impatient for the or-
Grande Lorde to go down the valley,
.emy off, and get ourselves into snug
'ters.

le great abilities of Mr. AYLMER, the
General, this corps is admirably sup-
great abundance of the best rations, only
Ives threaten, now and then, v) take a
We have had the famous Painter from
, Mr. HEIFFE: he has come out to exe-
, national, picture of Lord WELLINGTON,'
Generals about him, British, Portuguese.
he has been employed about it the last
, and has taken portraiti of them all :I
doubt see it some of these days. It is
, immortal WELLINGTON'S likeness, and
Heroes—of GRAHAM, of HILL, BERES•
ntr.Loa, CASTANOS, STEWART, COLE, PACK
-
should be handed to posterity.
is the snow on Roncevalles, that we can-
:k descend from it: if a movement is
lust make a considerable detour."
heard it reported, that it is in the con-
Government to form a corps of detach-
the depots of the regiments that are in
is in consequence of several of the regi-
, country being complete, and not want.
)mediate reinforcement. The 17th, 22d,
80th, will most likely be included.
Biviwaquing"—ls the halt which is made by an
• the night in a place where quarters either
• found, or have not been prepared. The
cavalry, in a Bivouac, are fastened in
open air, and the men lie in the middle,
in their cloaks. The infantry soldiers
led to find the best covering they can.
to keep together in regiments.as much as
. Bivouac requires a strong patrole of ca-
more extensive line of videttes, than any
hah.in the march of an army. • ,

to a recent statement, • it appears that

j,BOl Benefices in• England
and ~Yales.-
4490 incurr.bents are reported as residents,
statement be correct, it follows that there
i-resident. To supply the places of the
.te. 1825 resident Curates; according to
:atement, and 4788 parishes, •the
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for our guns,
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