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Ensign John &relay to be ditto, vice Smith, appOintel to the
Line. Dated Actuary l 213.
James Ross, Grit. to be Ensign, vice DaOC22, promoted. Dated
January v 3, 1313. ,
John Flndlayion, Ges t. to be ditto, vice Barclay, promoted. Da
ted January 25, 1813.
• Rifle Battalion." ' ' ."
Second Lieutenant John M'Clymoot, to be Pint Lieutenant, rice
Murdock, promoted. Dated January 23, 1819.
SteOnd Lieutenant William Dunlop to 'be First Lieutenant, vice
Steel, resigned. Dateddanisary SS, 1813.
William Brown, Gent; talse,Secoixi Lieutenant, vice 110PC1y-
. mont, promoted. Dated January 23, iBi 3. -
William Swart, sun. Gent.Vbe Second Lieutenant, vice bunlop,
•proasoted. Dated January 25, OHS. •
Salop.—North.Reginient of Local Militia.
Jobn Groom, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lloyd, promoted. Doted
February 2,1213.
Thomas Drury, Gent, to be Surgeon; vice Kent; deceased. Da-
ted as Obove.
Centre Regiment. '
William jeffreyi, Esq. to be Captain, vice Walford, resigned.
Dated February 2, 1813.
Wrekin Regiment.
Ralph Harvey Leeke, Esq. to be Captain, vice Tranter, deceased.
William Moseley, Esq. tdbe ditto, vice Latpent, resigned.
George Phillips, Esq. to be ditto, vice Anstice, resigned.
George Pritchard, Gent. to be Ensign, vice )coley, resigned,
Deed February 2,1813.

West Regiment. •
Thomas Latham, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Whitmore, promoted.
John Bowen, Gent. to be ditto. Dated February 2,1-813.
Oxford.-3d er Northern Regiment of Local Militia.
George Bourne, Gent. to be Quarter Master, vice Chew, re-
signed. Dated December 13, 1812.
2d orSouthern Regiment.
Wllliam Chipp, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated January 12, 1813.
Royal Carmarthen Regiment of Militia:
John Hawkins, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, yice Kane, re-
signed. Datd February 19, 1813.
Artificers Corps.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent in the.name and on the
behalf of his Majesty, has been pleased to direct, that the Corps
of Royal Military Artificers and Labourers shall hereafter be
called the Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners.

The 41st Regiment, GOO strong, marched into
Portsmouth on Fiiday and Saturday, from the Sus-
sex District, and embarked for Quebec.

CANTERBURY, MARCH 12.—Orders from the Horse
Guards have arrived here for the depot of the 4th
Dragoon Guards to hold themselves in readiness to
embark at Ramsgate and proceed to Cork, there to
meet the regiment. which is ordered home from Por-
tugal: they have given up their horses to the diffe-
rent regiments stationed here, and are to receive the
horses of the 19th Light Dragoons, ordered to North
America. The 9th and 13th Light Dragoons are
also ordered to this country from the Peninsula. It
is understood here, that the 4th Dragoon Guards is
the most effective regiment in Portugal. The re-
mount from the depots of the Sd Dragoon Guards,
sth Dragoon Guards, Ist, 3d, and 4th Dragoons,
expect orders to march for embarkation every day.

(CIRCULAR.)
" War-Office, March 3, 1813.

Sitt—l have the honour to tnnsmit, for your information
and guidance, a printed Copy of the Regulations under which his
Royal Highness the PRINCE Recietsr has been pleased, in the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to order, that the several
Corps of Local Militia in Great Britain, shall be assembled foi
Training and Exorcise in the present year.

•
" I have cite honour to be, Sir,
" Your most obedient bumble Servant,
Commandant - Regiment? " PALMERSTON."
Local Militia.
REGULATIONS, under which the several Corps of Local
Militia in Great Britain, are to be assembled fur Training and
Exercise in the year 1813.

" Every Corps to be assembled for 14 days, exclusive of the
days of arriving at, and departing from, and marching to, and
from the place of Assembly, with 'the exception of those men
whose terns of service will expire before the termination of the
period which may be appointed for the assembly of the Corps—
such men not to be assembled at all.

" No Corpa to be permitted to assemble before the 20th day
of April, or subsequently to the 20th day of September.
The ea-rcise above mentioned to he performed at one period.
" Every Corps to be asseFribled at its own head-quarters, or as
nearlo them as circumstances will permit.

Ne Corps to be assembled by divisions, unleu under parti-
cular circumstances, and by permission of his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent.
" If any Corps ghoul(' stand in need of the assistance of Non-
commissioned Officers from the Line or the Regular Militia du-
ring its exercise, application may be made for the same by the
Commandant to the General of the District. .Pay and allowances,
for such Non-coMmissioned Officers, according to their respec-
tive ranks, will be drawn for by the Commandant of the Corps
receiving their assistance; • but it is to he understood, that the
who!e number of Non-commissioned Officers for which Pay and
allowances will be issued (including those from the Line or the
jtegeilar MJitia) is not to exceed that allowed An the establish-
silent of the Corps.
• " The time and place which may be appointed by the Lieute
nancy for the asernbly of each corps, to be submitted, in the first
instance, by the Commandant, to the General Officer command-
ing in the District within which such corps is to be assembled,
and his written sanction having been first otitained and annexed
40 the proposal, it is then to be submitted, through the Lord-
Lieutroant of the County, for the approbation of his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent ; and no Corps is to he actually ai-
semble3 until the Commaiidatit shall have received irons the
Lord Lieutenant a the County a notification in writing that his
Royal Highness has been pleased to approve of the time and place
of aisseualsly so proposed.
" No Officer, Non-commissioned Officer, drummer, or private
man, to have leaveef absence during the period of asisembiy, ex-
cel tin cases of the most'urgent necessity.
The Commandant of each corps will take an early opportu-
nity, previous to rite assembly or the regiment, of making the
I);:ce..,sary application to the General of the District; for ammuni-
tion, tor practice, irlia.ler that it may be received at the head-
quarters before the assembly of the regiment. •

" Each corps will be inspected in the course of the period of
exerci,e by a general oa.er, or by an Inspecting Field Officer,
orderea by hint to do that duty ; and the Commandant, upon re-
ceiving an intimation to that effect from the General, will concert
with him the most convenient time for carrying this meazu:e into
exec.:thin. .

"The Comntandant of each Corps to transmit to his Majesty's
Secretary of State for the Ilome Department, on the day previous
to the termination of the period of exercise, a correct return of
the number and rank of the Officers, Nen•contmissioued Officers,
Drummers, and Private Men , who have been assembled."

Saturday the JUDGE ADVOCATE laid before the
?ruNcE REol:Ny the proceedings of some Courts Mar.
ti al, andtookillis Royal Highness's commands on them.
We are happy to learn bat Capt:;rl JOHNSON'S very
vlriotts and entertaining History of the Lives and
Actions of the most famous Highwaymen, Street-
Robbers, &c. &c. with an account of the Voyages
and Plunders of the most noted Pirates, has been re-
printed in one volume octavo, and may be had of all
the Booksellers. The work had become so very scarce
and valuable, that at the sale of the late Duke of
ROXBURGH'S books, a copy sold for fifteen guineas,
besides the duty. In perusing the history of these
extraordinary characters, • amongst whom may be
found :Dome whose talents fitted them either for the
Senate or the Field, many interesting adventures oc-
cur, of the most daring hardihood and persevering
enterprize, heyoni That human life is supposed ca-
pable of sus . . • .