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London, England, 1826-04-14 00:00:00

-THE ARMY.

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Monday, Captain Nurton's pay got Vast en for
and Captain Poole's for Porturmte, both by' Mena*'' MI. lest
Division was to march en Wednesday, under Maier flitielbgt re-
lieving the out Detachments of the Ist Royal Veterans, ;.,,;t'
The grand Division of the 24th Regiment (foot. Composite)
arrived in Limerick on Thursday sennight from Kariannitlind the
last Divialon (two Companies), on Saturday.
be in Limerick. Major Raby will be stationed at
Andros, at Ennistiman ; and Captains Townsend unsi Stack,
Larder Major Hogg, at Clare Castle. "
The 624 Regiment, at Enniskillen, has received, a rouieeamarch
in four Divisions for ..ondunderry, to relieve the 2d Royal, Vvteran
Battalion, ordered to Enniakillen. The first Division snatched on
tie tat oithis month. The 65th ate to marsh for Enniskillen pre-
vious to the reduction of the Veterans
-The Depot of the 07th Regt. now at Kilkenny, Is Z
40. 110004 g.
PIM ROYAL Vsvaaan.—This reepectables Corps will leave
Galway in the course of a few daya, previous to their being dis-
banded at Athlone on the 24th Inst. '
Monday se'naight the 15th Hussars, at present statienid at
Adios., were reviewed by Major-General-Taeloa, wheospreesed
liuelf highly pleased with their general appearance and discipline
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived of Margate the Earl Lansdale, ---., froM Hivainals ;
Sarah, CURDY from B:nicatio; and Talesman, Al'Lnals; 'Midi St.
John's (N. 8.) : •
The Giroffa, Baowx, from Cork to London, was driven,mrshore
on Tuesday night, near Rude, and it was feared would be wrecked.
The Ocean, from Campeaihy to Havre, was-driven on
shike near St. Ives on Wednesday morning.
FALUOUTM, Aran. 12.—Wind W. soon,' gales.—Artived the
Stanmer packet, from Lisboo—sailed the 24 instant ; andthe Aid,
Taasmai.e, from St. Petersburgb. The" Palmyra, Lisa, for Cork
and Ceylon, anchored (*tilde the harbour last evening, and remains.
Poatemourn, Aran. "25,.—What.iv.s.w:—Arfived the Terra-
rora, ZOLL, from Tarragona; and Pyiades, Rusner,t.; from Sunder-
land for St. John's (N. 8.), with, Ines of anchor. Sailed the
Borodino transport, for Chathani; Seabam, Stems sr, and Mid-
dlesex Buse, far John'slN.ll.) • - •
Do:rita, Aran. 15, Five, ass--4lm wino having.bershed to the
westward, many of the outward bound have bees up. ad are re-
turning to the Downs.. oft the port, the Lune, .9490 e, 4rom
Jamaica; and Regent packet, Cou.nts, from Terceira. • „
Dam., Aran. TS.-Diming last night It bit* very bud Sent the
nerikward, when several ships let go their mound anebliii about.
day.light this morning it moderated,. end in the coulee of the day
the whole of the entwardlostamiiled also part at the homeward
bound for the River. The aerkitose, Woodperk, Britannia,
Wig lam Gait, and several others, remain. Arrived arid sailed for
the River, the Elisabeth. Timms* from Rio; Ocean, frost
Honduras; and Apollo, Barns, from Derbies. -
Fres, r.sa.—Wind variable. chiefly frprn the westward.'
Lirearoox, Aram 12.—Wind N.N.W.--Arrivedtbe Mary and
Ann, Hem, from La Guar& and Campeechy.

GagAT WitaTMINsTaR DAIRY COMPANY.—At a
=l::Proprietors yesterday, it was resolved that instead of
to a further call of per Mere, a part of the profits at
be Ciiipany should be sold to make good the present deficiency. _
This day is the anniversary of the Battle of Barnet,
between the houses of York and Lancaster, 1471;' the
deaths of Thomas Otway, the drarn4tiA, 1685 ; George
Frederick Handel, the composer, 1759; Whit head, the
p0et,1785 ; and Beilby Porteus, Bi,hop of Lonifbn, 11109.
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CORN RXCHANGE, MARK-LANK Atm If.
The favourable state of the weather has greatly depresiea our
market. although the supply (3,540 qrs. of Wheat, 5,010 qrs. of
Barley, 4,050 qrs. of Oats, and 4,600 sacks of Flour) if but booked.
Fine samples of Wheat and Barley were ineffectual 4 geoid at
Monday's pricer • but the factors demanding that day sinAation
for all kinds of drain, such must be nominally quoted.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Amts. illi
In Beef and mutton we have no alteration-frost blamer al any
consequence, though the market wears a heavy appearance. est,
generally, is advancing. the best young.Calysaa white in fie 7,4
..., ..... toLa 6.. 10d. per stone. Lamb undntains 6s. No per
stema; and die Pork trade la tolerably steady at Se. -to Is. ati.,ger
steam— Wiest 539; Sim*, 1,490; Pigs, 90; Cidves, 70.. • '
0404!5. M du si. per ROM i WORM, ts .2d. to as. S4l..real,
IS& WU.. Len* it to ?a.—Hap, per lead. ies.. if. to 44 los.
atm, a IM.to CS; Straw, ,t; ins. to .41. is.

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