Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

are TO be NOV ed TO Wo,wich, and that the 18th are
norted that the 45th are to be made light infantry,
for which purpose they are to be removed to WOOL
witch.
47th-Captain J. B. Blake's company has moved
from Cavan TO Enniskilsa, and joined head. quar-.
4sth-Captain C. Allen Young and detachment
rived at Gibraltar, March IL, in the Prince George
52d-Ths resim; mt, which suffered severely on
its first arrival i2saGha WeS ladies from Gibraltar,
has lately bees tolerabTy- The SD were
made light infantry in 1892 8,
56th@The draft, consisting of two captains, two
ers signs, three sergeants and l52 rank and file, VIII
embark at Belfast for Csrt, Captain Alexander d.
Cuddy has arrived in Dublin from the head quarters
OF the depot, at Belfast.
6Oth-Thedraft, under the command OF MAJOR ..
c. s. Styled, embarked in the Baretto Juhor
transport, at Cove, March p, for conveyance 70 the
Lieutenaf Maxwell I'd bait arrived at Gibraltar
in the IBERIA steam yessel on the 10Th of March
| 67th-A recruiting party has proceeded from but
tesant to Roscommon there to De ',a,l0Rso rank and
6Sth-One ensign, one sergeant, ana w rank ana
file are ordered to join in Nova Scotia.
Hst-A draft two officers, two sergeants and. %
rank and file are ordered to proceed from a e ,sa
steamer, for Cork, for eelveyaR6frto eueoectto
join their service companies. -.
7sd-Captain and Brevet Major Barry. Ensighl1
Murray, one sergeant and fifteen rank a~6aie, are
| ordered to embark for Canada
74th-A recruiting party is ordered to march from
the head quarters Of the depot to Traee, there to
be stationed.
76lh-A company has proceeded from Enniskilen
to Cavan, and relieved a company of the fifth Ac
counts from Demerara to the Sd oil January state
that desertion frsm the ranks was so frequent that
Captain Gardiner, in command OF the reg ment had
to several managers OF estates before the
local court for harborng those deserters The 10th
are expected to leave the island in month
77th-The detachment embarked In the Prince
George transport for Malta arrived at Gibraltar on
the 18th of March. A recruiting party has arrived
in Beggars' bush barracks, Dublin, from Hull,
| (head quarters Of the depot) to be stationed.
| 79th-The 10Th expect 10 move to Stafford bar
| racks.
| slst-The head quarter division and three COM
| panies under the command OF MaJer Wiilcocks, ar
rived at Barbados in the Sapphire troop ship the
| 25th Of January.
S2a-The regiment, under the command of Lieut..
Colonel Marshall, XII arrived at Port Royal, ia;
maca, the Both of January. "This fine body OF
men embarked yesterday morning, at ten o'clock,
from her Majesty's frigate Apollo, at the Ordnance
Wharf, and proceeded thence along Port Royal
compact or athletic body OF men we never yet saw,
and, from their appearance, they well deserve the
name of British veterans: Morning Journal ia
maica, Feb. 4. The regiment dsembarked on the
morning of the Sd OF February, and marched to Up
park camp They landed with only -four sick
s3d-The draft, consisting of l captain, leute-
nant ensiyns sergeants, and 81 rank and ale, will
embark at Derry for Cork. he service companies
at Kingston. Canada, are to leave in May for Lon
don, U. c. There was nothing there talked Of but
war.
SSth-The band of this regiment at Richmond
barracks. Dublin, are ordered to discontinue wear
| ing red feathers in their chacos
90th-It is thought this regiment will form part
of the expedition against China.
92d-A recruiting party, consisting OF one sergeant
and nine rank and file, ordered to march from the
head quarters of the depot at Mullingar to the re-
| cruitiag depot Beggars- bush barracks, to embark
per steamer for Glasgow, there to be stationed The
draft embarked in the Barretto, Junior, at Cove,
March 18th, for conveyance ID the Mediterranean.
~ al IA H..
9th Jan state that the officers enjoyed good health
but dysentery had got among the soldiers The de.
| pot had not then arrived out, but were expected
daily and it thought on their arrival that the
| regiment would be sent to Madras.
| y7th-A recruiting party has proceeded from Dub
lin TO Bristol route to Salisbury there to be sta
toned.
g9h-This regiment (composed Of body OF very
fac young men) is in the highest state OF enciency,
and in daily expectation Of order TO proceed to
Dublin having been quartered at Athlone for nearly
| ID West India Rsgimeut--A detachment, consist.
ing of 100 rank and fle and officers, under the com
mapd Of Captain Cobbe, stationed Fort Antonio,
| which settlement was in unhealthy state on the
18th of Ia month, up to which period we have re-
ceiveJ advices. Our correspondent then describes
the officers barracks to be in awretchediy dapi'
dated state, and perfectly untenable.
| ROYAL ArtilIery-O orders have been received to
SUSPEND the enlistment Of recruits and volunteers to
this corps, the complement being made up
| ROYAL NIarines-The Admiralty has issued orders
that Marines when serving foreign stations, are
not to be removed from their ships unless the ext
geucies Of the service reqairc IL; detachments are
If possible to return in the ships in which they EN-
| barked.
| GREAT WESTERN STEAM SHIP CoMPAsY The
| adjourned general annual meeting OF the proprie.
tors of this company was held on Thursday, at
the Great Western Steamship OHce, In Prince
/ street, Bristol
Mr. c. Claxton read the resolution for the a.
| iournment, and also the report OF the committee.
| The report commences with detail OF the ope
| rations of the Great Western. The average OF her
| passages during the past season has been-to New
| York, seventeen days and two hours; from New
York thirteen days and sixteen hours; her shortest
passage outwards has been thirteen and hall, mel
shortest home ward, twelve days and half She has
conveyed 1895 passengers and has carried tons
Of goods 90 J67 letters, and 49, 57l newspapers, be
| side narcels The ay erags from the commencement