Star.
London, England, 1825-08-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY."

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Tuesday, die late estimable and highly respectable Commander
1 of Limerick Dittrict, Mara/enema Sr .1. Ect4t, took his depar-
ture thence for England.
Tuesday, Major-General Sir C. Dallis inveeted the Limerick
garrison, consisting of the Moral Artillery, rol.anel WOLLIaLIT
4th Dragoons, Major Ceirtmerox ;19th l'cot, Colonel lhoss ; and
Mart G&W&

61st,large detachment of the 9th Rezimer.t marched into the Depot
at Brampton, in Kent, on Saturday.
The Depot at the ink of Wight is to be entirely withdrawn,
after the 25tb of September next.
The llth Foot has received orders to march, in four divisions,
front Cork to Train ; relieving there a detachment of the 26th
Regiment, which has been ordered from Tralee to Limerick.
Thirty Recruits joined the Head Quarters of the 26th at Tralee,
about a week since.
Upwards of seventy Recruits have joined the 58th Regiment at
Waterford. during the last few days.
Forty Recruits joined the 65d Foot at Newry,during the last
week.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
• WAlt-OFFICE, JULY 29, 1825.
Royal Regiment of Hone Guards—Lieutenant Philip I'aulett
Doyne to be Captain by purchase, vice Fitzroy, promoted ;
Cornet Thomas P. Cosby to be Lietitenata by purchase, vice
Doyne; Second Lieutenant John Villiers Shelly, front the Rifle
Drigade, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Cosh/.
tst Regiment of Dragoon Guards—John Roden Morris, Gent. to
be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wilson. promoted.
6th Ditto—Captain James Yorke Searktt, from the half-pay, to be
Captain, vice Gustavus Hume, who exchanges, receiving the
difference.
6th Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Robert Warrand, from the
half-pay, to be C-aptain, vice Brevet Major Thomas Alacky, who
, exchanges, receiving the difference.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Francis Hall, Gent. to be Cor.
• net, by purchase, vice Nrarde, promoted.
9th Ditto—Captain H. J. Richardson to be Major, by purchase,
vice Hurt, who retires; Lieutenant Henry Edward Porter to
be Captain, by purchase, .vice Richardson; Cornet Richard
Fleetwood Simi, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Porter;
• Cornet and Riding Master John Bind to have the Rank of
Lieutenant.
10th Ditto—Charles Silver Oliver, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur-
chase. vice Gifford, promoted.
lth Ditto—Supernumerary Assistant-Surgeon Benjamin Camp-
bell to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Steele, deceasel.
15th Ditto—Major John Floyd Patterson to be Lieutenant• Colo•
nel, without purchase r Major Warner Western a Higgins, from
the half-pay of tivr gist Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice
Paterson.
17th Ditto—Henry Witham, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Massey, promoted-
-511 Regiment of Nit Guards—Lieutenant Chidley Coote to be
Lieutenant and Captain, by. purchase, vice Stapleton, promoted ;
Second Lieutenant Patrick Fitzroy Wellesley Campbell, from
the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Coot..
id Regiment of Foot—William Valentine Legrew Hess*, Gent.
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kennedy, promoted.
4th Ditto--Lieutenant Henry William Breton to be Captain, by
probate, vice Speed, who retires; Ensign David William John
L'Ardy to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Breton; Ensign
Robert John Massey, from the 96th Regiment, to be Ensign,
vice L'Ardy.
13th DittooloLieutenant Michael Fenton to be Captain, without
purchase, vice Clarke, deceased; lieutenant Thomas Tripbook
to be Captain, without purchase, vice ThornMU, promoted; En-
sign Thomas Blackwell to be Lieutenant, vice 'rripbook ; Vo.'
lunteer Morehouse, to be Ensign, without purchase, vise
Blackwell, promoted.
15th Ditto—Captain Frederick Hope, from the half-pay, to be
Captain, vice William Fordo, who exchanges, receiving 'abs,
difference.
19th'Ditto..-Lieutenant David William A. Douglas, from the 20th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase,vice Hughes, promoted.
20th Ditto—Ensign William H. E. bPDermott to be Lieutenant,
Without purchase, vice Douglas, appointed to the 19th Foot.
224 Ditto...Rieliard Nassau Bolton, Gent. to be Ensign, by pew
chase, vise Streatlield, promoted.
24th Ditto.—lieutenant Henry William Barris, from the 54th
Is-
• ginsent, to be Lieutenant, vice Alettanaer Child, who retires apes
the half-pay of the 96th Regime&
25th Ditto—Lieutenant °lowlife Robert Murray, from the half-
pay, to be Lii4tiacdcii." William Cary,_.who exchanges, re-
ceiving the Andrew Barnes, cent. to be Ensign,
without puoolgarki,' be *Brien; deceated. • •
26th Trade's Campbell, Gent. to.be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Duncan C. W. Campbell, who resigns.. •
34th Dltto.-Ainietant-Surpon Reginald Orton, M.D. to be Sur-
gees, vice Thomas French. who retires.
Seth Ditto—Rnsign and Adjutant Mark Dickens to have the rank
of Lieutenant
37th Ditto—Lieutenant John Molyneux, from the 77th Regi-
ment, to be Captain, by purchase, vice BaraUier, who retires;
lAeutenaneWilifaut Hamilton Waters, from the 341 Royal Ve-
teran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
lath Ditto..-Lieutenant Ruben Henry Willcocks to be Captain,
without purchase; Ensign William Campbell, from the 69th
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wilkocks,
promoted.
ellth Ditto—Lieutenant Thotnas Wright to be Captain, by put'
• chase, vice Newport, who retires ; Snags WiWam Sacheverell
Coke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wright.
421 Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Rayon, from the 44th Regiment,.
to be Lieutenant, without purchase; Edward Hoare Clumsier,'
Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Macleod, promoted.
44th Ditto-Lieutenant Charles Evans, from the 75th Regiment,
to be Lieutenant, vice Rapes, appointed to the 42d Foot.
45th Ditto... Ensign James Ward, front the 48th Regiment,. to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Perham, promoted.
46th Ditto--Robert Manners, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice David., deceased.
47th Ditto: Nally,Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,:
vice Geddes, killed in action.
511 d Diuo--Lieutenant William Blois to be Captain, by purchase,'
vice Hewett, promoted; Ensign Henry Anderson Morshsd to'
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blois; Graves Chimney Swan,
Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Morshead.
5341 Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Charles Maclean, M.D. to be Sur-
geon, vice Dr. William Pollok, who retires. •
54th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Kelly to be. Captain, without per-
chase; Captain William Abbott, from the 60th Regiment.. tei be
Captain, vice Slyfield, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Philip' Cosby,
'front the half-pay of the 94th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice
Harris, appointed to the 24th Regiment ; Ensign Charles Tobin.
to be Lieutenant, vice Kelly; Richard Burton Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Tobin.
Rh Ditto—Captain Joseph aavel Sladdon Slyfield, from.the 54th
Regiment, to be Captain, vice Abbott, who exchanges.
-rtearies Herbert Jenner, Gent. to be Ensign, by put.

chase. vice Amtnather, promoted.
68th Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant James Dal to have the rank et
Lieutenant.
70th Ditto—lieutenant Edward James White to be Captain,
Jelf to be lieutenant, site White; Gerard Lake Harvey; Gent.
purchase, vice James Mackay, deceased ; Ensign Henry
without
to be Ensign, vice Jell:
734 Ditto—Benjamin Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Coots, promoted.
76th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Anderson, from the half-pay of
the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Mildmay, pro-
moted; Second lieutenant Charles James Welsh, froth the
' Royal Regiment of Artillery, to be LieuteAnt, without pur-
chase, vies Evans. appointed to the 44th Regiment.
76th Ditto—Aseistant-Surgeon' Christopher Collis, from the half.
pay of the 6th Regiment, to be Auistant.Surgeon.
83d Ditto—Lieutenant William Henry Law to be Captain, by
purchase. vice Smith who retires; Ensign Henry Caulfield to
be lieutenant by purchase. vice Law ; John Kelsall, Gent. to be
Ensign by purchase, vice Caulfield Assistant-Surgeon Michael
MiDermott. from the Ceylon Regiment, to be Auistant•Surg.
66th Ditto--Asabtant-Surgeon Joseph Ewing, from the half-pay
of the 90th Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Patrick
Fitspatrick, who exchanges.
87th Ditto—Ensign William Lenox Stafford to be lieutenant,
without purchase, vice O'Flaherty, deceased; Thomas Creagh,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stafford. promoted.
88th Ditto—Brevet Major Georg :Henry Dansey to be Major, by
purchase, vice Nick's, promoted ; lieutenant John ENNA& to
be Captain, by purchase, vice Danset; Ensign Robert Thanes
Fletcher to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vicolGibson. • • •
89th Diets—H. Wilson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. vice
Campbell, promoted in the 38th Regiment.
91st Ditto—Ensign Frederick Lloyd, from the Ist West India
Regiment, vim lAye, deceased.
94th Ditto--Captaist Robert Stewart, froin the half-pay of the 35th
Regiment, to be Captiln, vice Thomas WlNaitn Poppleton,whost
appointment liai not tikes place.
Pith Ditto—Harry James Lloyd, Gent. to be Ensign by put

chase, vice Rebut .toint Massey, Mated to the 4ta l 4 tri,,,,,e3
of Foot.
99th Ditto--Gentleman Cadet Arnold.l. Wahneright, front the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Mayne
promoted.
Rifle Brigade--Roynan Jones, Gent. to be Second Lientenenl,
purchase, rice Shelley, appointed to the Royal Reelsmit of
Horse Guards.
Royal Staff Corps...Lientenant Charles James Welsh, from the
73th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vie* Hall,
promoted,
Ist West India Regiment—l-George Robeson, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Lloyd, appointed to the 91st Regiment.
Ceylon Iteglment—Hospital Assistant William Marshier Wilkins.
to be Assistant• Surgeon, vice Sl' Descant,- appointed to the Sad
Regiment.
The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose or their
Half pay Commisdonsi
Lieutenant-Colonel William Woodgate (Brevet Colonel) half-pay
60th Regiment; Lieutenant-Colonel William MacCarthy, half-
pay 96th Regiment; Major Garret Fitzsimons (Brevet Liens/.
nant-Colonel) half-poy 67th. Regiment : Captain Osage Nowt,
kalf-pay 32d Foot; Captain Edward Worth Newenham, hallo
pay 9th Foot ; Lieutenant Alexander Campbell, 141f.pay 50th
Foot ; Lieutenant Thomas Hay, half-pay 101st Regiment; Lieu-
tenant William Parker, half-pay 29th Regiment; Lientenam
John Gustavus Foster, half-pay 28th Foot; Ensign John M' Der-
molt, half•pay 12th Foot ; Ensign Adolphus Dodd, half-payßille
Brigade ; Ensign George William Crooke, half-pay Ceylon . Re-
giment ; Ensign Vaughan Waldron, half-pay 57th Foot.

UNATTACHED.

To be Lieutenant-Colonels by purcha,e—Major Rotn•rt N. Vickie,
from the anth Regiment; Alajer Benjamin liartET:g, from the
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6th Dragoons.
To be hlajor, by purchase—Captain John Hewett, from the
524 Foot.
To be Captains. by purchase—Lieutenant Martin Mu!Weft, FTOni
the 11th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant John Frederick Saki
Clarke, from 24 Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants, by purchase.—Ensign Arthur Lyttleton Mac-
leod, from 42d Regiment; Ensign James Hamittan Anstruther,
from 66th Regiment • Ensign R. S. Streatfield, from the 224
Foot; Ensign Charles Oddity Conte, from 75d Regiment.
To be Ensigns, by purdsase.—John Cohn, Gent. Samuel I.Viggitte
Gent. John-Mac-Mahon Kidd, Gent. John Edward C .dd, Gent.

2211VI'f.

Lieutenant David Liddell, of the Honourable the East India Com:.
pany's Set-vice, and Orderly Officer at the Military Seminary at
Addiscombe,to have the local rank of Lieut. while so employed.
STA IP F.
Troop-Serjeant-Major Francis limy, from the 13th Light Dra-
goons, tube Garrison Quartermaster to the Cavalry Dark at
Maidstone.

alintoftAmovat.

The appointment of Assistant-Surgeon Marks Collis, from she
half-pay of the Gch Foot, to full-pay of the 331 Foot, has been
cancelled.
The appointment of Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces Benjamin
Campbell to be Assistant-Surgeon in 45th Foot, kas not taken place-
COMXISSAILIAZ —Deputy- A &sista= Commissary. Genetal Keating
Trenor has been removed from his Majesty's Service.

tiItAIIJX.

For James Akzander Ore tobe----iiuspital-Assistant,vise Walsh,
Read ♦ice 'William Bain.
Commission in the lst or Western Regiment of Nark% Milk*
signed by his Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Notion'.
William Earle Lytton Buiwer, Esq. to be Captain, vie, aiding,
resigned.
C9MIZIUSIOD In the Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry, signed 'by the Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Surreys
Alfred Frandis, Gent. to be Cornet.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PRIZE N' OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Fisgard, Defence, Renown, and Lord Nelson cutter, foe
the French ship La Therese, a lugger, two abacuses, and a cotter,
on the 17th inst. at 22, Arundel•streti, &rand, and retard thaw
Arrived off Dover, the Amazon, ........-., from ihremoaL
Off the Wight, the Sarah, Ken, from Grenada.
The Joseph Green, and the Spelt', transports, arrived at Belfast
25tb tilt. to take en board troops for Quebec.
keir
Fazatoirtn, JUL? io.—Wind E.—Arrived the Sandwich paha,
from Lisbon, in 111 days; Canning, LaistOrons Gibraltar;
Hero, Pumas, from Jersey; atitude, Dome. from Lisboa;
and the Danish brig George, Jamas, from Adra, -abort of provi-
sions. Sailed the Atkl, Daum, for New York.
PLUMS'S, JIILT .30•Wiaii X•••••Alli*S11 the New Thomas,
4onsairr, from Demerara--miled lith Joist. Sailed the Xitty,
Hawata., for Malaga. Off the port, the Hope. Raven, from
Oporto; Sandwich, .........„ Mom the West Indies; Polydore,
Fat, from the Havannah ; Orion, AIIMILTII, from C'harieston;
Sobs,. CLAIM, from Quebec; Harmony, ..........., from Tdmie ;
Emma, Mantas, from St. Übe's ; Whim, —, from St. Vica.
cent's; Nestor, .....-., from Quebec ; and loddingo, Suss, from
St. ds.

VirPaws JULY So.—The Basle; IS, Captain 611011111
ia.Lll% is espected to sail about Thursday neat for the coast of
Africa, taking thither Captains Ctsmamet and R. Passe;
on their expeditiouinto the interior of 'Africa. A number ofpreseet;
among which are two brass sia.pounders, rockets. Se; have ken
shipped in the 3114.2211, intended for !be Sultan of Bowden, the
King of Sockatoo,ind other powerful friendly Chiefs of that men.
try....Tbe Rdwardoramport, will sail in company, having on board
lame IMO soldiers and (Ricers of the Royal African Corps,' for
Sierra Leone. The Arnowitil, Captain 3.• A. h afire-
tweed from the Coast of Africa, to the Rut Indies.
The Ossesow frigate, Captain Hon J. A. Mamas, is to be Steed
to convey the Bight Hon. Lord lksaveross, Ambeerielort st Res.
its, to Croustade. The Mufti Sir Jon* Pitmans,. kto take'
the Right Hes. StRATVOID CAXI/13141, Ambefiestlee as Ounemati-
stople, to the Dardanelles. The ROXIIMT, Colombo K. Locaven.C.B.
will take his Racellency Sir Thomas Corneas; Governor of the
Island of Newfoundland, to St. John's, and a part of the 70tk Re-
giment from Cork to Quebec, and bring to Reglad the 37sh
*Regiment The Maria and Cato transports will be employed in
takibg the remainder of these Regiments.
The Maantricutc, 74, is fitting at ibis part, to lie as a combs-
cent ship at Jamaica • and the Kowa. Oas, 74, as a Receiving
skip at Bermuda.—Commissioner AhIOSTLAND and family, go out in
the Massericsai.

Captain Cronies Nines, C.D. is'appoiated N•th. Dam, new
frigate, at Plymouth ; Captain F. A. WITIIIIIALL, N the FPI, at
this port ; Captain 1L W. Prownts, to the DISTA7CIII. at Mahan' ;
Captain W. C. Jsavoiszt and Lieutenants Dame and Illocsosmazi
to the PANDOZA ; Lieutenants Fasnamen Pinturs and EIMAIIM

Gairrrins, to the fivramos.
JULY 31.—Wind S.E.-=Arrived the William, Gm% from Tri-
nidad; and Vigilant,. Tuna, from Riga., Sailed the Lady Sher-
brook, for London; and his Majesty. ship Dorinas7•l ehr
the DOWAL
DIAL, Jinx 31.—Wind 'N.B.—Sated the Lord Wellinsten.
Wm.'s, for St. (N. 8.):, Sir R. Bard* Nmwel,.for Te-
neriffe; Lodi. Bramon, for Mqntreal ; Nestor, for St.
Übe's; and the transport No. 3, to the westward...
SHIZUSISS, Jou, 31.—Sailed from the Nine, the Medvity tran-
sport, with convicts for New South Wales. •
Lremarool., JULY 30.—Wind E..—Arrited the Georg% 0111010.
from New York ; Sarah,. Dolma., from •Momtenl; Sigh
Johnsen, from St. John'. (N. 8.); and Hotspur, Baas%
from Quebec.

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT BUCKINGHAM
HOUSE.

Saturday evening an Inquisition was taken before Mt. Oen,
Coroner, at the Stag,. in Castle lane, Westminster, on the body of
Mr. George Knight, a young man very respectably connected,
who gras unfortunately killed while working at the building of
Buckingham Mouse.
It appeared from the evidence of John Owen, that the deceased
was a carpenter la the employ of Mr. Martyr,who is pallingdowa
his Majesty's Palace at Pimlico. On Friday afternoon, witness'
was close to the deceased, working in one of the attics of the said
Palace, when he accidentally stepped betweea two ceiling' joists.
and suddenly fell through, a depth of 22 feet, on some bricks in
the room beloWi Witness, with other workmen, ran to iris
assistance and pickled Mm up; he bled pratingly from the head.
end his limbs appeared entirely melees to him. The deceased.
without delay, was carried to the Westminster Infirestry.
Mr. *John Maitland, the Hesse Sorgeen, 'stated; that when the
deceased was brought into the Hospital, on Friday, he was
dangerously hart in the iid and Sd &nal vertebras, and everything
proper was dons ; be, however, died at half past sae *Week the
moot morning. of the injury he had received. Timm was a
mokusion of the scalp. He was sendble till within aMw hones of
his death, and did not COMphip of any pains..
The Jury returned a verdict of " Accidentally killed by MI"

• Thinday, thei7----6a7 and minas of %Rive faeli‘.*d fa-
.6lity kit Altitude* Cisde,for
.Worksop Manor, Nettbsibionsitire.

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