Star.
London, England, 1822-07-19 00:00:00

TIIE A AWE

This morning an immense crowd of spectators assembled ra
St. James's Litt, to witness a grand muster of the Foot Guar( a
consisting of the Ist and 2d Battalions of the Ist Regiment (or
Grenadiers), under the command of Lieutenant-Colour' Toms-
mos; and of the Ist and 2d Battalions, comprising the 21 Reg -
ment, or Coldstrearn, under t►e orders of Colonel MA( D.)I4A LP,
which took place on the Parade, at ten o'clock. The several
companies were also attended by their respective Officers,
and by the Medleal Gentlemen belonging ro the Regiments.
After the whole had formed in one body, a commanding Officer
from each company handed a paper to Colonel GA RDNER, con-
taining a list of names belonging to such company, who aft. r
calling them over individually, they passed in line, then formed
themselves into separate divisions, And proceeded to their re-
spective quarters. They were a fine body of men, tooke•1 re.
markahly healthy, and the whole had a noble and military al,.
pearl ncr.

The Royal Marine Artillery, Sir RiCSIAZD WILLIAMS, K.C.B.
have received orders to break up their establ►.shment, at Fort
Monckton, and embark for Deal. It is reported that the KING'S
Body Gold will be picked from this highly-dliciplined Corps.
Saturday morning, 100 of the Scots Greys marched from
Glasgow for Perth; and the remainder will march for Jock's
Lodge, near Edinburgh, on the arrival of the 7th Dragoons,
who are expected some time this month.
Saturday, the 2d or Queen's Own Royal Regiment of Foot
arrived in Dublin, from Liverpool. They replace the 13th Regi-
ment in that city. The latter is under orders for the Fait Indies.
The 19th Regiment of Foot, from Mu!Ungar, succeeds the
19th in Dublin.

The sth Dragoon Guards are under orders fur Dublin, to
replace that gallant Regiment, the lit or King's Own Dragoon
Guards, who will shortly embark for England.
The 4th or Royal Dragoon Guards, now on their route to
Ireland, from Scotland, will take up the quarters of the sth in
Dundalk, Ste.

Friday, the Royal Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry assemblcd
on Portobello Sands, near Edinburgh, for permanent duty for
eight days.
Friday, the Barham Down Troop of East Yeomanry, after
the duty of the day, were invited t. partake of a most excellent
dinner at Sandwich, by their Commanding Officer, Captain
D. J. Pastaza.

Friday, the Provender Squadron of the East Kent Yeomanry
Cavalry completed their period of five days service at Sitting-
bourne. On the preceding day they met their Commander, Sir
&mann KNATCHMILL, at the George Inn, and sat down to an
excellent dinner.

DUBLIN Clime, Jinx 10.—His Excellency the LORD Lin:-
TENANT has been pleased to sig. Commissions for the following
Gentlemen to be Officers in the undermentioned Yeomanry
Corps, viz.

gellaghy Ranger. Infantry.—George Dawson, Esq. to be
Captain Commandant. Commission dated 9th May, 1822.
Ballinderry Infantry.—George Thompson, Esq. to be Sub-
Lieutenant, vice Courtney, promoted. Commission dated 16th
May, I 82e.
Donard Infantry.—Henry Cheney, Esq. to be Captain, vice
Heighingtin, deceased. Commission dated 16th May; Sub- Lien-
tenant Henry Parr to be First Lieutenant, vice Cheney, pro.
muted. Commission dated 19th June; and Michael Fenton,
Esq. to be Sub-Lieutenant, vice Parr, promoted. Commission
dated Ist July.
Ballymacash Infantry.—First Company.—Sub- Lieutenant
Edward Johnston to be First Lieutenant, vice Mussen, resigned.
Commission dated 19th June.