The Army.
His ExceUeacy Major-General ir Colin HIalket having inspect- ed the head-quarter division of the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion stationed at Jersey, was pleased to issue the following general order on that occWon:- "GENERAL ORDER. " JULY 6, 1824. " The soldierlike appearance of the three comoanies of the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, at thehalfyearly inspection, theirefficiency and the manuer in which several moyements according to the new system were performed, merit Mlajor-General Sir Colin Halket's entire approbation. The state of the Barracka and of the Hospital affords the best proof of the attention which is paid to the interior economy and to the comfort of the men. I' lAeutenant-Colonel Coghlan will be pleased to convey to the cerps under his command, the Major-General's best thaniks, with the assurance of a very favourable report to his Royal Highness the Coumander-in-C h FRASER, T. Al." THIE ARMY.