Star.
London, England, 1816-02-16 00:00:00

THE ARkr.

'THE °ERMAN LEGION.
•
The (aiming are' the highly henou
''nials by which this gallant and meii:or
been transferred (rum the British to
. ;
se:vibe s HANOV.F.R, F;
GENERAL ORDEIt.
• Haifa-Quattreat,
tilt Royal Highness fled-mantas the Us
has the pit-attar to eclonintunitate to the [(opt
beforelts atisolution, the foßtatthi letter Iron%
Rea the Cikitmatatlet-in-Chlef:

Hoast-Gusans,
Sta—His Majesty's Government has sewn
doe Royal German Legion will immediately pa
tish into the Hanoverian Service; 'aid I claw
issishid Corps go from wader my eotuntaid, vel
to your Royal Highness, as its last Centre(. its esteem wish which L Jove ikon constantly 1
amduct.

a India various sertiees which the Brien!
formed in the course of the last Most active war
man Ltyjaa has amply contributed i!e share.
the /et* which have shed the Inichtest lu•tre
may, and has a just claim to share the glory u
have been crowned.
• a And if before the enemy in the field the bn
lbws and soldiers of the Royal German Legion
tutus% so have its diseiphne and its Food conduct
been stationed in Great Bri:ain or in his posses
no less claims *my warmest' g.:::itad: aril ti
Wintery.
" I beg your Royal Highnes. to communicat,
Meats to every Officer and Sold ire of the Royal
and to assure them, that whatever may be ihn
don, they wUI be every where attended, iudivid
they, by my mow sincere esteem, and my min
for their honour and bapplaess-1 am, Sir, your i
most affectionate Brother, (zigi.ed)
44 FREDERICK, Comma
• " To Field-Marshal the Duke of CantLeidge,
44 Unable as the Duke of Cambridgi
to add any thing to heighten this mos
testimony borne by the Commander in
merits and services •of the Royal Geri
yet his Royal Highness cannot part fro
without joining the assurance of unalte
a. In taking a .retrospective view n
events in which the Legion has hi
fortune to bear a part, during the bar
its service as a British cores, the Dukec
constantly remembers with the most a
ings the numerous occasions on which i
discipline have acquired the praises n
under whiise command it acted s still le
lonel forget how it 'has been disiingu
thanks of the Sovereign and Parliam
Britain..
44 His Royal Highnesi mine: refrain
to mind in particular, those trying and e
ble.campaigns which the legion made
sob, as a pan of the British army—in
Salamanca and Vittoria, which have i
the.united efforts.of British and German
legion bid the imperishable foundation c
which their country and the world will la
grateful admiration.
44 The Battle el Waterloo alone was a
additional splendour on deeds of glory
It was here that, animated by the pres
Commander who had so often led them
the Royal German Legion heroically mi
glory it had acqtaired, and powerfully st
cause of its Sovereign and of Europe.
" Though the Duke of Cambridge
without regret the dissolution of a cor
formation and command he will always
peculiar pleasure, this, feeling is howei
since he, as its Colonel, sees it • return
its country, rewarded by tie pi aises of it
and adorned. with In.mourable distinctic.in
and good conduct.
Hisitoyal Highness wculd, howev
this General Order as defective, it it did
in his name, and in that of the officers
of the Royal German Legion, an txpre
gratitude and respect which the good
has received from the B:itish Govern=
inspired them.
66 As they have shared in all the adi
well as in tie yof British soldiers, t
Cambridge is convinced that they will
with pride and satistaction on their sei
cause of a nation whose conduct toward
been equally distinguished by justice am
46 Rewarded by the blessing of peace
establishment of which the Legion has
condibuted), enjoying the conscionsnes!
faithfully served its Sovereign and its
Colonel congratulates it on the glorious
result of its exertions, and bids it a la
The Duke of Cambridge, at the same ti
the ()dicers and soldiers of the warmest in
' he shall always feel iu their happiness ant
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the Royal Letters Patent for taking ;
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of Haniver, have been published..
It is said that General COunt Von A
,enified from his Royal Highness the Pri
of )sairtugili-the Order of Curtis; and a

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the celebrated Noah Country Horse,
greater interest on the Turf than say ra
since the celebrated one between lianti
Diamond. The adds continue five to lot
of Sir loam.

const-Egclutnon, Fes. 16.—The navis
now open, business was resumed upon
this morning, but having few buyers
sales were rather heavy at last week'
Oats were in tolerable demand, as well as
and White-Peas, which articles luny st
prices. In Beans, and 'other articles, titer
no variation.