Star.
London, England, 1830-06-22 00:00:00

ARMY INTELLIGENC Z.

Lantana J tows 19.—Yesterday being the 14th 4noiemeasy
of the memorable and decisive victory of Waterloo, the same was
observed by the troops in garrison, Artillery, Dragoon Ousted.,
kith Regiment, and 10th H who held a grand laid day at
Newcastle, before Major.Geseral Sir Edw. Ilskeney. Those few
surviving heroes who shared in the dangers of that hard.fought
battle wore laurel leaf, but those indeed were few.
The only Waterloo Uthesis maw stationed in this amino are.
Lieut.-Col. Cu lei, Aid.de.camp to Sir Edw. Blakeney, Lieut.
Brander, Ist Dragoon Guards, Capt. Cosen and Lieut. &olden!,
dOth Rifles.

There are not 18 Waterloo men in the Artillery. King's Dragoon
Guards, 86th Regiment, and 00th Riles, now in•tbis garrison.
The Military Court of loquiry, sitting at tllte ,atiew lionaieks,
touching a debt of play between an Officer of tho 00th Rifles, and a
Chief Constable of Police, tenninated on Thursday, with the email.
nation of the latter's servant. The Court lime Nay now 10 Mike.
their report, and the decision will not be known for some days.

Government has issued orders to withdraw the troops from Bath.
keale, in this County, and to surrender the Barracks in that town.
The Barrack Stores there are orderedan give up to the department
in this garrison. Rathkeale was formerly bead-quarters of a Re.
giment.
The headquarter division of the 9th Infantry left Belfast this
morning, for Newry, and arrives there on Tuesday. Two com-
panies under Captain Barnwell arrived at Newsy this day, and look
up the barracks from the 4th or King's Own.
The 64th Rev. from Dublin relieves the 9th, at Belfast, this day.l
Capt. Grubb's and Capt. Davis's company of the 9th are
to be stationed at Cavan, Major Champs's commanding. Main
Seargill's company of the 9th, from Carrickfergus, marched to.day
for Newry, on being replaced by a company of the 64th. Capteln
Heatheote's company of the 9th, marches from Dawapatriek or
Monday next for Newry. The head.suarters, 6 companies, of the
9th, are to be stationed at Newry, under-Lieut.-Colonel Taylor, and
two companies at Anuagh, under 518)or Watkim.
Capt. Davis's company of the 9th Rept. bas arrived at Cavan.
New Barracks arc being erected at Belfast, and the Needs.=
range of the old Barra* bas been pulled down. It lojippobrogiod
the 64th will find rather indifferent accommodation there after lea,-
ing Dublin.
The Reserve Companies of the 16th Regiment marched from
Castlebar on Wednesday for Cork. 'They are replaced by the Re-
serve Companies of the 416i1l Regiment, from Boyle.
The depot of the 934 Highlanders relieve the depot of the 23d
Fusileers at Brecon, South Wales, and the Bth replace the 934 at
Stockport.
The charge for the disembodied Militia of Ireland, in the last
year, is 59,9851. Total Militia charge tut Great Britain and Ire-
land, 264,0561.
Officers who have retired from Regiments tinge lest poblioodeo....
Lieut.. Col. Wyndham, 36th; Lieut. Trevallian, 324; Lieut.
Pcel, 3d Dragoon Guards ; !.tout. Martin, 6 h Dragoon Guards;
Lieut.-Cad. Sir J. Fraser, 7th Hussars; LientAktl. Amoy,
Guards ; Rasign Malone, 9th ; Capt. Roberts. 30th ; Capt. Murray,
42d ; Capt. Parker, 64th ; Lieut. Mitchell, 68th; Lieut. De Visme,
81st.

The following Officers of the British Army •re aSprosont Am-
bers of the House of Commons

Generals Sir G. Nugent, 6th; Gaiceyne, 64th; Grosvenor,
66th ; Phibbs, 60th ; Hart, 76th ; Arehdall, 12th ; Hope, 47th ;
Ferguson, 79th; Anson, 4th 1). Guards ; Pringle, 64th; SOWS/.
set, lit Dragoons; Sir G. Muriay, 42d ; Vivian,.l2th Lancers ;
Kerrison, 7th Dragoons; O'Nelil, Coldstream Guards; Ponsenblv
Lieut—Governor Malts; Lord Charles Manners, 3d Ds
Hon. F. W. Grant, 24 Argyll Fcneibks ; Hun. F. 0. How
ragoonard,
late9th Garrison Bat ; Lord 12.111annen,ld Drage ; Has. H. dr.
burthnot, 52d; Sir H. Hardin e, See. at War; Lyon, let Life
Guards ; Lord Downes ; F. W. Trench, lialf.pay ; lad 0. Russell,
90d4; Dairy mpk. 2d 0. Bat; Lacy Evans ; Davies, C. B. Lowther,
12th F; Ld. C. Fitzroy, Inspector at lonian Islands; Load' . Hill,
2d D. G; Rochfort, 100th; Cavendish, Ist Life Guards; Karl
.
iUzbndge, Unattached ; Lindesy, Grenadier (imbeds ; gad Dar.
lington, h. pay ; lion. Anson ; Lord Hodmoi, b. pp; Lord
Bingham, 17th Drags; lion. R. Lust, Unattached; Siebert',
76th; Peel Unattached; Bevesfoed, Unattached; Chichester,
ditto; Ellis, 60th ; Sir W. Bridges It. p; Marquis Wareeeter,
h. p. 37th ; Lord George &navel!, b. p ; Amnia Sinclair,
h, p ; Lord T. Cecil, 10th Drags ; Karl Alouru.Charks, h. p ;
Hon. A. C. Legge, Ist Life Guards; Hon. W. Forrester, 1
Royal Horse Guards ; lard Brudenell, Sib Hearers; Captain
•Rooe, lath Hussars, Lied W. Thyme, 7th Fottileers ; Hea. ALS.
Fane, 34th ; Marquis Douro, 60th : Colonel Hughes, Anshan
Viscount Valletort. Cornwall ; Sir W. Wynne, Denbigh ; Lord
Bbrington, Ist E. Devon; Lord Stowell's 2d Royal Lemma:Le;
Colonel Wood, East Middlesex; • Loed Loadoe, Northern ; Sir T.
Lethbridge, 2d Somerset; Earl Ruston, ,Kost:Soirolk Vlecount
Lowther, Westmoreland; Colonel Wilsoo, lit Wept York;
Craddock, North York; Hon. F. Grant, Inverness; Sir D. Max.
well, Wigton ; Colonel Campbell, Renfrew, Bruen; Carlow; Ber-
nard. King's County ; Fitsaibbon, -Limerick Carroty ; Sir Gems
Hill, Londonderry ; Lord Forbes, Loogfeedo; Sic C. Cooler fassea's
County ; Lord George Berestaed, Waterford.

The Matters of the PETITIONS And SCHRDULI.B of the
PRISONERS hereinaftet.named (the same haring been filed in
the Coon) are appointed to be heard at the Court house. in Par.
tugal-turset, Lincoln's Ino.fields, on WElstutenem, June $3.
at Nine o'Cloek.

Joseph Jones, late of No. 17, Chalcrofb.terrace, New-cut, lan.
beth, bookseller.
Daniel Evans, late of Newport, Monmouthshire, tailor.
Thomas Stokes, late of Snova's-iielda, Bermandasy,sabiaebenakm.
Joseph Bradley, late of No. 06, Great gmarnewinsat, Lincoln's
Inn-field., fixture dealer and appraiser.
James Ross, late of No. 12. Lizard-street, St. Luke's, batter.
John Barron, late of No. 10, IVhitmore.place, Heaton Old Town,
commetchil.agent until the year 1828, and since • ehat • period a
brewer.
Thomas Davies, late of Great WindmilLstreet. Haymarket, eating.
housekeeper.
James Knott, late of Prince's.steeet, Limon-grove, Paddington,
shoemaker.
Francis Woodward, late of No. GO, C.owcram-street, West. Smith.
field, baker.
Henry Dunn, late of Cannon-street, St. George's -Must, victualler.
John Brown, late of No. 7, Chutch.plase,•Paddusgton, painter and
glazier.
Thomas Millard, late of N 0.77, Johmotreet, Firuoy,equarkp•Antes,
plumber, and glazier.
Stephen I;angdon, late of 3lawgas, near St. Columb, Cornwall,
farmer.
William Goulden, late of Swillington, near Leeds, Yorkshire, book.
keeper to acorn miller.
letup Hughes. late of Wellingtoo-street,Cernden-town, victualler.
On THURSDAY, June 24.-.Sanas Hour and Plane.
Edward Chinery, late No. 32, Wilton-place, Euidhiskritlir.• and
also of Sudbury, gentleman.
George Sweeting, late of Sheppertonotteset, New!blertb.road, *tr.:
ney man painter and glazier.
Samuel Ticknell, late of iteare, Drat Glastonbury, Setarasmshlre,
farmer and dairyman.
Samuel Jacob, late of Oun.square. Hottodsditeh, funky.
John Brewnhill, late of Deep Car• toll bar, near. Ponalaton, toll
ler keeper and renter of the tollson. the IYadsky sad Lovett
turnpike road.
Mary Ann Joyce, late of Taunton, Somenetshire, spinster, out of
business
' James 11'allington, late of No. 42, Upper Thotnhaugh.eureet, SAL
tord.aguare dairyman.
Ann Waters:late of No. 33, Narrow-wall, Isimbetki widow, and
baker by trade.
'John Franks, late of No. 23, Upper Stamford-street, Waterloo-
• road, surgeon.
Robert Fernee, late of Perseverance-efface, Church-street, BethoaL
green.road. butcher and cowkeeper.
William Francis Coltman, late of Bletchingley, Surrey, chemist
and druggist.
(ieurge Mamie, late of Trafalgar-terrace, Stepoey, chandler shop.
keeper and coal dealer.
Alfred Argles. lire of Holborn, law writer.
elects, late of No. 30, Greenhill's-teats, Smithfirld.hara,
St. John-street, optical turner.
John Townsend, late a the Hat and Mitre, St, Jolut-street, Wean
tiurithfeld, victualler.