Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

! OF rot exceeding ESQ 60 be paid " hin eighteen
tress, or Ia consist for SIX asoaths The sane Eowsr
70 also froPossd IN Of breach If promise OF mar
riags.
The Princess Mary of.Hesse Darmstadt is be-
sotheo 10 tne heir TO the Russiaa throne.
| MILITARY INrELLIoxscE.
| Wan OFyieE, April I7t-Cornet II. Ross I'm
sign ON half paw OF the 59th foo> 70 be Cornet nv
purchase, vice Hyder, P~o,soted; e. J. Brown. cent
I. T.o. vos Boss who r:.rs.
y J"hnsoA, to be Surgeon Major, vice Harrison. who
reiires. WI"
Greek Light Infantry Reg iment, to De Ens;.n v.
Careson, appointed to the 18th Light Dragons. A
Montgomery, gent, TO be Ensign, by purchase. vice
| ahh Foot-Major w. II. Cadegan, from half nav
unastachsd, TO be Major, vice J. Maclean. who ex
changes; Captain f. CFoad. to be Major, by pur-
chase wee cadogsn, who retires; Lieutenant j c.
W. Vivian, TO be CaPtaios by purchase. vice Cread;
Mnsign u Stevens, to be Lieutenant, by purchase
vice Vivian; + w. Po.sy, gent. to BE- Ea.ign, by
SNh Foot. V. II. Montague, gent. 10 be ens;sn
! by tnrchase, vice Piper, promoted.
4Ah Foot-G Weir, Gent, 10 be Ensjyn by pur-
chase vice Hey, appointed to the 7th Light bra
.65Ah Foot-C.ptan c. Wise 10 be Major by pur
chase vice Walker, who retires; Lieutenant ]. Z.
ni',,1 TO DC SaPaln oy parchase vice Wse Ensign
r. wolfe to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Smith.
T. 9: Knox, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
eStn root--H' " MuaaeIl, Gent, 10 be Ensign
without purchase, vice F. Mundell, promoted in 1hs
| LIST West India Reg iment
74th Foot-Ensgn O.. Wilmington to be Lieutenant.
BY purchase, vice Hsnphiil, who retires; J. r.
Nash, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice VIII
LIST West India RssimeHt-Ensigu F. Muud.u
from the 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without mr.
| chase, vice, vice Reads, deceased.
| 1.-THE above Gazette contains a regular success;o,
Of military movements, appointments, and exchap.
ees, in the British Amy, to the 24th Of April the
last day Gazette was issued previous to the DEPART
ure Of the British Qaeen, on the LIST Of Nav M
other journal in the United States or the Csnsda.
can furnish earlier or more authentic information ON
military matters, than the Herald. The Albion !.
dreaming.
WAR OFrIcE, April 24.-7th Regiment Of ORA
COON Guards-Lieua Childers Henry Thompson To
retires Cornet Henry Schonswar to be Lieutenant
by purchase, vice Thompson; and Thomas Morris
Hamilton Jones, Gent to be Cornet, by purchase,
LIST or Grenadiea Regiment of Foot Guards-Br~-
vet Colonel Henry Lane, from half-pay Unattached
to be Captain and Eientenant Colonel, vice Sir John
tain George McXinpon, to be Captain and Lieuten-
ant Colonel, by purchase, vice Lane, who retires:
and Ensign and Lieutenant Frederick William All;x
tobe Lieutenant and Captain by purchase, vice Nc,
Kinnon.
10th Regmentof Foot-Ensgn Felix, AshriteI ,o
be Lieutenant, " purchase, vice Macdonald, who
/ Ems
by purchase, vise Ximenes, who retires; and Chas'
Armstrong, Gent, TO be Ensign, by pMrchase, vice
Ashpitel.
| Goth Foot-James Brodie PatulIo, Gent. 10 he En-.
sign, BY purchase vice Edwardes promoted
4lst Foot-JOhn Madden, Gent, to be Ensign. bv
| purchase, Oe stewart, who retires.
| 9th Fo..-Paymaster Cuthbert Barlow from IN.
5ith Foot. to be Paymaster, vice Noon, appointed
Goth Foot Lieutenant Marcus Gsealc TO h. Ca
lain, without purchase, vice Caldwell deceased -.
4 Puph 20 No 7
vice Geale; and Depot Sergeant Major David Dav;s,
To be Ensign, vice Pugh-a dated April 18th. IsaO,
| Ian the above are dated 2ath April, ls4O except
MExoRAspuM.-The Christian names of Lieuten-.
ant johnson, Of the 9Th Foot, are Henry MiIham
The Christian names Of Captain Vivian, ofthe 10Th.
Foot, John Cranch Walker, and NOT JoL.,
Cranck, as previously stated. -
OFricE OF ORDINANCE, April 2s.-Royal Rel;
ment Of Artery-Brevet Major Philip Wsrrsn.
Walker IN be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Bisse,f A..
| ceased Second Captain Robert Clarke to be c.n-
tain, vice Walker; First Lisntenant George Reser.
to be second Captain, vice Clarke; Second Lieuten-
ant Henry Lynedock Gardiner to be First Lieusrs,
ant, vice Rogers-all dated April ii, 1910.
| MISCELLANEOUS
| We understand that Father Mstthew I'M. c.l.-
bvatcd Irish apostle Of temperance, has intirated
his attention OF coming TO this country il n Few
weeks 10 administer the s-to al pledge 10 his ooun-
trymen in ST. Giles' and other parts Of Lonteo II
Is supposed that at least $4,000 will receive the
tee fetal rsdsl at his hands.-Sun, april ~
| MAsrr n HUMPHRsv's CLocx, No NJ CAopmnn
| and Hail. London, hSa0.-Though we prefer mi.
nunbsr TO either Of The two that have preceded
It, We cannot say that tits altogether what ve
should have Expected from Boz. The author
does not write so much frsn his own fresh, Evelv
Impression Of mon and things, nc from. hints saS
| suggestions furnished by others. Sterne asd wash
/ ingtcn Irving, N particular, seem to have been
| upPermost i'm his mind, while he was psnnipr
the brst i've or six pages Of the present nuber and
Ia proof 81 whaa we assert. quote passage where
m not only Stsrnes peculiar vein OF sentiment but
his very manner OF giving expression that ssnti.
/ ment, are clesely inflated
81 grew still more interested in my friend. His
dinner dons, . decanter Of wine placed before
him. IL remained untouched for long time but A
length, with quivering hand, he filled glass and
had been accustomed 10 give utterasce on that dav
| or soms beloved name that he had been used 10
| pledge, trembled upon them Mt the moment He nut
| II Down very hastiiy-took IL mp more-asaip
| put IL down--pressed his haad upon his face-ves
and tears stole down his cheeks, lam certain With
out pansing to consider whether did right or wrong
stspped across the room, and sitting down beside
| hin, LAID my hand gently on his arm"
Who would imagine that Master Humphrey w.
| speaking In the above passags1 Who would at
rather supposs that IL was Sterne whe-under his
verite siios Of Yorck-was de cribius seme fyssh
| rsnconfrs be had had, when In France, With the
Calais monk. or with poor Lefevre at the time when
DeuderDond was taken by the allesl' In the ex-
tract are about g. make, il will be seen that Box
has dexterously caught that strain of kisdIv and
pensive rsdeetion In which Washington Irving i go
prone to indelge, though will do him the Justice
to say that his language Is much sssy and aatu-
rst than that OF his prototype;-
"Who eaa wonder that man shosh feel vague
Il ali AI