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London, England, 1830-07-15 00:00:00

GENEKAL ORDEit.

Horse-litisrd.„ Jul) C.
Some misunderstanding having mists relative to 1.-A.95:h situ It
of the Barrack Regulations, which states, " That Olfietr. detached
on Courts Martial, or on leave of abaet.ce, for a linsittil 1s riud, .sill
be permitted to retain their 'coma in barracks," Lord Hal desire, it
may be distinctly understood. that such indulgence is nut to Ia et 0.
struml to cztend to any other appopriation of their m.ons dot is
such temporary abseect., hut that whenever thy (Miter shall
absent from his Barack-rums. on his private affairs. for goy Teri, d,l
emending beyond that of thy Monthly Iteturi,, the rooms biota Ws
given up in charge to the Barrack-master.
By animated of me Right Honourable the lieneril Commando g
in Chief. I t Fit BERT TA V Litß. Auj.Ais.b.
The following no•venients live been ordered :
Resent Companies of the ltith Foot, (min Kiosaio to Tetio.
Data of the 16th Fool, mini Cork to liuernscy. •
24th Regiment, from Montreal, Upper Cansea, to 14.:ebit.
27th Regiment. from Barbsdoes to Cork.
Reserve of Di to, troop Jersey to Cork.
3011 Regiment, from tisoport to Weldon.
35th R. giment, (min Barbadoes Fort..niouth.
36th Regiment, from Ireland so Barbodues.
37th Regimert, from Fitniskilien to ityresuda.
bOth Reginiebt, trout Dubin) to \%stetioni. •
60th Regiment. trust %Vecchio to Mat:chewer.
Reserve of the 77t1. Foto. inon Cionmel !te Kinsale.
Ditto of do. 8.1.0 Pent, from Kinsale
Ditto of the flthai Foot. •rom •nahe to Jersey.
8 :11 Reginteut, from Manchester to Holum.
isz.l Regiment. trim Kill,. ony to Bor.
Reserve of the 117th Few, trout Watednoti to Charlie Fort.
Kinsale.

In the following amusing account, says the Tinos, our corre-1
spondent has wasted some ingenuity. In point of far. as he may'
learn by wandering through the Sarin coons le. in the moth of Eng.l
Jand, wallop means to boil; and a put. walloper nuance, both in
common arid legal parlance, a p. e'en alto boils a pot:—
" A correspondent impugns the etymology of this appellation, as
given in an article inserted in our paper of Monday. Alter iobsetv.
log, that the author of the article in question, who snakes wallop.
tog synonymous with boiling. *implies himself cue tiounpk
the use of the term, which Sent) to detect the ems, ire thus pro.
cceds s—When one boy threatens to wallop another. there is err-
tainiy no ides in his head of boiling his adversary. As little was
the nodose of boiling in the contemplation of the author of the old
song. which says,
' Mug up, and wallooppod o'er the green.'
(lollop, wallop, fillip, spring from a common stock, and imply the
same generic idea, with a variation of mode and intensity. Is the
northern pate of the kingdom, where the term wallop is still in fa-
miliar use, it implicit a quick swinging 'novo anent in the imputes or
recipient of the motion, or iu bosh. Thus a wallop in the sre.ee of a
blow, signifies a blow fetched with a rapid and fo.eibk swing of the
hand; and the application of the trim 10 • OTOIIII ChM 01 101111.
srt-
gitutes in the old mode of Noospendioot pot. (ny a long bar with a swivel
and book.) by which they were swung on and of the BM A post-vial-
loping borough is a contemptuous designation of a pines in which
the right of auWiage attaches to residence foe so 'hurt a tend, that
the merely being Imo to wallop. or swing, • pot over the fire is
supposed to convey it. To derive the appellation from she Saints,
tregors, to boil, is, the • Osier gallop of etymology. Though
boiling is usually the intent and result of walloping, to make the
two eipirespim, synonymous ismiscamsi,,, the general adoption DARING RI:MILAN If but night some thl!trlfr Yd.
of which would destroy all propriety of language." loins effected an entrance into the ptruillits of lit. James 1.0 az,
Jewell. r ao d silversmith, No. U. Holls•in Hors, t.e cutting olirsugh
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WILLIAM iv naming mum be mere gratifying the toot, and robbed the *lmp or 10 large ailf •nuf.boaes, eso
than the manner In which Hie J. binclair was received by his Ma. dozen dam scent botzet, nine fine gold chains, six donee gold boccie! r,
jesty at his tint Court held at 13t. James's, 00 Saturday, the MAI lb dozen wedding rings. two doter pains of goLl coral 8.4 earns loom
of Jove. After taking the oaths of allegiance (kneeling) Sir Jobb ear.rings, two dozen gold keys, duce doyen gold • z dine
was Introduced to kills heads. Hie Majesty them Eke,' gold (pesri, turquoise, sad garnet,) pins, Ida gold eye-glassse, sat
In the most emphatic maancr,44 Be assured, Sir John, that t sl.allS pan of watch-books. The props rty musks is tstimated as 110111.
ever be friesdly to the Load of Cakes and to Agriculture" (Ituoto.! A rewardof6ol. is offered for do di.eort ry of ti. o-fro-. 1 ro. slid.
aSia John'sfavesike objects} His Majesty was a goad deal anday mooing, \lr. Allwright.elseestatoo No. 3 tinit•iwn.,
by die some he had previeudy gam dwougb, and by the wa. robbed sf serval Cheshire. 61.-ster, Chattier. aid 4, Me
speech hated made to the Cassell, ewes especially ia taat pan dt cheeses, about twenty hams, se vend attleles of plate, and silt. it*
it In which he had albuied so the death of his be. kw, with Irkutsk petty. What are the Ponor &brut. flat they bare allowed toot 0.
be bad lived ter so many years is wan of the greatest oordiality.— mg robberies to be (acted 011 the Sane day, within • few yards
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