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London, England, 1817-11-06 00:00:00

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The deticiiriteitt belonging to the 424 toot, *which
were doing duty at Armagh. !roe received a route
to proceed to Ballybay, to replice the detachmentof
the Royal Scots whichleft that station for Enniskillen.
The detachment belonging to the 82J, also sta-
tioned at Rathdowney, is. co,,junction with the party
of the 44h Dragoon Guards, hasalsto received a route
to j• in the head-quarters of the regiment,
' The detachment belonging to the 93d Foot, which
had been stationed at Clare Castle, has received a
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ite to proceed so Ennis, in order to join the party
of that regiment already stationed there.
The detachment belonging to the 94th Foot, which
was Atationed at Moyvally, has received a route to
join the headquarters of the regiment at Richmond
Baraeks, Dublin.

The detachment of the 14th Light Dragoons,
which were doing dot► at Derry, have received or.
ders to march to Coleraine, to be incorporated with
the detachment of the same teginseht already doing
duty there.
The detachment of the 18th Lancers, which ►ere
doing duty at Robertstown; have returned ap the
bead-quarters of its regiment at Portobello barrgks,
Dublin.

The several'detachments belonging to the Royal
Scots, which were stationed at Dail)b.y. I.lronsqtain,
Dergbsidge, TriHick, and B illynought, have received
routes to proceed to Enniskillen, the head-quarters of
the regiment. This alteration is made preparatory
to furnishing a draft belonging to this battalion of
the regiment, which are to be sent to India, to be in-
corporated with tit: second battalion of the regiment
already stationed in that country.
The 84th R•egiment, lately inspected at Athlone,
received the men unqualified marks of approbation
horn Major General Btit.t.xit. This fine battalion
will be reduced on the arrival of the first, which is
expected iu England about Jammer.
The several detachments of the Bth Foot, which
were stationed at Shannon Harbour, Gillen, and Co-
ronolaure, have received a route to. join the division
of their regiment. stationed at Tullatnore. —ln like
manner, another detachment, belonging to the same
regiment, which were doing duty at PhiLpstown,
have received a route to proceed to the head-quarters
of its regiment at Mullingar. It is conjectuted that,
the purport of calling in those several detachments;
in order to collect the strength of thi regiment toge-1
tber, is preparatory to its being sent on foreign ler.
vice, whieh is supplied to be the East Indies.
A detachment belonging to the 2Uth Foot, which
'have been quartered some time put at Itoyle. lave
received a route to proceed to Sligo. to join the diVi.
sion of the regiment to whieh-it-belongs, stationed in
that town.
The • several detachments belonging to. the 41st,
stationed at Robertitown, Edenderry, Ratbangan,
Monastereven, and Prosperous, have received routes,
directing them to join the head-quarters of 'the regi-
latent et Naas, in which town they are stated to have
aycived.
A route has been received, at the head-quarters of
the 74th, at Strabane, directing detachments to be
.forivardied to Drumquip, Dergbridge. and Trilliek,
in order to replace the sevetel detachments of the
Rapid Scowl -whiel hay,' been doidg duty its those
-planes. . .
The 49th regiment, quartered at, Strabane, have
got the routs for Cork. Seven companies have been
ordered to proceed forthwith, and the 'first division
has marched kir that garrison. The remaining cons.
panics will shortly join the head-quarters, and it is
supposed the regiment is removed there previous to
being embarlfed for foreign service.
The Ist Battalion 19th Foot (and not the 94111'
Regiment, as stated. in a late &TAR). is daily expected
to arrive front the Isle- of fiance, whence it was.to
sail ablaut the Ist of August.. This highly-clinks-
guished melts lett England for the East India in the
year 1:796. and his been stationed at Maeritius sine*
the capture of that colony in 1810.—It may not be
improper to observe, in reference to the continued
*harmony and gentlemanly madam of its OAcers,
that neither a Court.martial, nor even the slightest
misunderstanding between any of them, has occurred
thuieg the last tutees' years. . ••

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COMMIT GARoll4.—Last Night W.III prOdllead at
this Theattel a new Musical 'Farce, called A Friend
lard /- -The plot consists of a henfvolent Quaker
(Embower) whn protects a beautiful young orphan
. in, in distress, (Miss STIPIMIS) from the hands 41
a-merciless creditor, The Hero of the Piece, ( Mr.
Jonas) a• gay, dabbing, young man, anti a ward of
the Quaker, tills in love with-his pretries. She even-
tually turns out to be the Quaker's daughter, whom.
he bad lost in her infancy, and is united to her lover,
There isati under-plotof a Yorkshire farmer, (Emma)
with a London fashionably educated daught. r, (bliss
Boot%) who gives herself great airs, and is con-
stantly introducing French sentences, to the great
annoyance of her rustic father ; be comes to Loudon
so fetch his daughter from school. and at the ume
time visits Smithfield to purchase cattle. The young
.Lady fills up the time by calling on a friend, and is
to meet her father in the Park. See keeps her ap-
pointment, and, is encountet by
v a zidiculous cur-
comb (LISTOM) who is just awl from Prison.—
He makes love to her, and they run id tygethet, but
are finally clught by is former lover (UnaysirrYwho
restores her to her fstber.—..The Piece experienced
some opposition ; but was astairunced for repetition-
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