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knish ARMY IN THE Nirnattutirtst
The Btitish Empire never fullithed so late a
contingent of troops tdwards any Cbtlitien, is she
is now under obligation to bring for-ward ; and we
are inclined to believe, that she will 120 W put Earth
her physical strength in advance of her financial.
After a great deal pf enquiry and attention, we are
enabled to give the subjoined List of the British
corps, to be commanded by the Duke of WELL' moron.

—ln addition to the remains of General Gians's Ex-
pedition to Stralsund, and the British army left in
the Netherlands by Lord LYNDOCH, with the Infantry
and Cavalry of the King's German Legion, we be.
lieve that his Grace will have the following General
Officers and Corps : Lord FITZROY SOMERSET, Sir
COLIN CAMPBELL, Sir C. BROOKS, and Lieutenant.
Colonel FRESMANTLE, are, we believe, upon the Duke
of WELLINGTON'S Staff.

BRITISH GENERAL OFFICERS IN BELGIUM.

Lleutenant-Generala the Earl of Uxbridge, Lord Hill, and Sir
C. Colville.

Major.Getterals Barnes, Lord Edward Somerset, Sir William
Ponsonby, Adam, G. Johnstone, Sir H. Lowe, Sir J. Kernpt,
Sir Lowry Cole, and Sir H. Vivian.
Ten Troops of Horse Artillery; Eight Companies of Artillery
Drivers; a Company of the Waggon Train ; a Detachment of
the Rocket Corps; a Division of Sappers and Miners, with the
rt gulated number of Engineer Officers ; Fight Companies of the
Royal Artillery; Six Companies Of the Royal Staff Corps.
Cavalry—Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards, Ist Dr...coon
Guards, 2d Dragoons, 6th Dragoons, 7th ditto (Hussars), 10th
ditto (ditto), 11th. ditto, 12th ditto, 16th ditto, Loth ditto (Hos-
tan), avd esd ditto.
The First Foot Guards, Coldstream, 3d Foot Guards; 14th,
23d, 26th, 52d, 71st, -79th, 91st, and 95th Foot, with detach.
mem' from the 26th, Such, ssl, 3sth, 37th, 44th, 54th, 69th,
73d, 72th, and 81st.

In addition to the above, there are also some regi-
ments of cavalry expected from Ireland, besides about
20,000 troops from America.
Captain STRENEINTZI of the Second German Hus-
sars, who rendered himself so eminently useful in
reconnoitering in the Ptainsula, under Lord NA/m.-
1.0:61.m; is also ta join his Grace, through whose
recommendation this enterprising German has been
promoted.

The House of Assembly at Halifax have voted
the sum of £lOOO for the purchase of a piece of Plate
to the Lieutenant-Governor, Sir John Sherbrooke.

The garrison at Halifax consists of the 61. th re-
giment, 93th, 7th battalion of the 60th, and three
companies of the Sd battalion 27th regiment, and
two companies 10th Royal Veteran Battalion. The
64th regiment expects to return to England, as it has
been abroad in the West Indies and America since
the year 1801.
The following Regiments have been embarked in
Cork harbour :—The 82d, 42d, and 92d. The first
embarked on Thursday last, and the other two were
to embark on the Monday and Thursday following.
The 13th and 15th Regiments of Light Dragoons
Kill also be embarked as soon as the horse transports
arrive. The whole will then sail direct fur Ob:end,
where they are to be disembarked, for the purpose of
joining the troops under the command of the Duke of
WELLINGTON.

BRIGHTON, APRIL 30.—Mr. CRAWFORD, the Ame-
rican Minister, and his private Secretary, Mr. Dos-
WCLL, about eiAlit Gentlemen belonging to the house-
hold establishment of the KING of FRANCE, Mrs. Ge-
neral Scorr and daughter, and between thirty and
forty passengers, were landed here from Dieppe soon
after seven o'clock this morning. By these passen-
gers we learn, that BoNamtva had not quitted Paris
on Thursday, but had declared his intention of doing
so the same evening for Mentz, ten carriages having
left the Palace d'Elysee for the same destination at
an early part of the day.
DRURY-LANE THBATM—Mr. KEAN was on Satur-
day night, for the first time, introduced top a London
audience in the character of Penruddock, in CUMBER-
LAND'S Comedy of The Wheel of Fortune. His an-
nouncement in a character which affords such ample
scope for the exercise of his talent, attracted a bril-
liant audience, and their most sanguine expectations
were fulfilled. The Comedy was announced for re-
petition on Thursday next, amidst loud and reiterated
cheers.

COVENT GARDEN.-- Miss O'NEILL played Euthra-
sia, in The Grecian Daughter, for her own benefit, on
Saturday night. The appearace of the House bore
testimony of the splendid patronage which the supe-
rior merit of Miss O'NEILL has obtained : it was filled
to excess with rank and fashion.
Her Royal Highness the Princess CHanorrz vi-
sited the Opera on Saturday evening. On her en-
trance universal greetings ensued, and the Princess
stood up for sonic time, bowing repeatedly to the
audience. u God save the King" was performed by
the band. Testimonies of affection and loyalty were
repeated at the close of the Ballet, when the Prin-
cess was about to retire. Her Royal Highness was
habited in green, embroidered with gold, and wore
a small cluster of diamonds on her head.
At Home Lacy, a few days since, the Duchess of
Nonrouc, in the absence of her attendant, removed a
fender, in her dining-room, when a cinder fell on her
berments, and set them in a blaze, but assistance
ing at hand she escaped material injury ; one of her
attendant's hands, however, was severely injured.
The Bedford coach, last week, on its return from
London, came in contact with a Nottingham wag-
gon, *hen the guard blew his horn, and perceiving
no one with the horses, the coachman immediately
pulled up; when, on examination, the waggoner, T.
Mails was found close by his waggon, quite dead ;
no mark of violence was perceptible.—An Inquest
has been since held.—Verdicte Accidental Death.
The twelve Judges assembled on Saturday, in the
Exchequer Chamber, to hear arguments for and
against the conviction of William Sawyer, who was
found guilty under a Special Commission, at the last
Old Bailey Sessions, of the murder of Harriet Gas-
hell, at Lisbon. Mr. Cuawoon addressed their Lord-
ships in support of the objections, and was answered
by Mr. AIaoT, for the prosecution, but judgment
was deferred.