Star.
London, England, 1825-06-22 00:00:00

BRIGADE REVIEW OF THE GUARDS.

This morning, at eight o'clock, four battalions of the Guards,
consisting of the Second and Third, from the First Regiment,Gre-
nadiers, the Second Battalion Coldstream', the Second Battalion
from the Third Regiment, amounting to upwards of 2000 men, with
a portion also from the First Battalion Coldstreams,were assembled
in Hyde Park, en the North of the Serpentine River, in brigade
review, accompanied by their respective bands of music. Scarcely
had they formed themselves into line before the approach of his
Royal Highness theCoassurrnaa-ni-Cutar,accompanied by his Royal
brotber the Duke of CAMBIUM, and Staff,was announced by the three
Bands playing. His Royal Highness the Duke of Toss, with his
Staff, took their station in front of the line, which extended a con-
siderable distance. The word of command was given by Major-
General WOODTORA, who commenced the military movements by
marching them in companies, then forming the battalions into
solid squares, wheeling them in various directions, and marching
them at slow and double quick time, which movements were kept
up, without intermission, for an hour and a half, when the whole
of the manauvres.having been gone through, in a well-disciplined
manner, the Battalions, severally formed into companies,with their
bands of music, preceded by the Pioneers, at quick march, pro-
ceeded from the ground, the Bands playing several lively airs.
His Royal Highness and Staff retired oat of Hyde Park through
Grosvenor.gate, escorted by several General Officers, among whom
we observed, Generals Putrrs. D0T1.14 Coons; Colonels Them-
steno, Sir Huss Bouvier', Jonas, &c. &c. and a crowd of pedes-
trians as spectators, who not only joined in the Royal suite, but
followed the battalions to their different quarters.

A Grand Review will take place on Monday nixt. at Worm-
wood Scrubs, where five battalions of the Guards, with the Oxford
Blues and the Artillery Regiment, will assemble in review order,
before his Royal Highness the Duke of Yong, for which purpose a
Field Day is appointed for Friday next, on the above spot.
His Royal Highness the Cosastannea-m-Ciner will review four
battalions of the Guards, in- Hyde Park, on the 117th instant. .
It is now reported. that the grand Cavalry Review, which was
expected to take place at Hounslow, on Tuesday next, is put off to
a future day.
After the Review of the Regular Troops has taken place, it is
the intention of his Royal Highness the Duke of You to review,
on. Wimbledon Common, the Light Horse Volunteers, the Surrey
Yeomanry, Honourable Artillery Company, and • East India Vo-
lunteers. They will consist of about 1100 men vis.—Surrey Yeo-
manry, 300; Light Horse, 200; Artillery Company. 200; East
India Volunteers, 700.
The Subalterns who have been appointed to act as Paymasters
and Adjutants to the Depot Companies are to receive the allow-
ance granted to them by the Secretary at War, from the 25th inst.
inclusive. The pay of the Acting Adjutant is to be made up to
es. 6d. a day ; and the Acting Paymaster is to receive 4s. a day in
addition to his pay. as stated in the Sean of the 111th ult.
The 4th Dragoon Guards have been ordered to march from
Dublin to CAA:. and Limerick.
The 78th Regiment has been ordered to march from Dublin to
Ennis.
Detachments belonging to the 3d Dragoon Guards, the Tth Dra-
goon Guards, and the 22d Regiment of Foot. marched on Monday
morning from Westminster for Bristol, on route to Ireland.
Detachments belonging to the 24th, 43d, 94th, and 12th Regi-
ments of Infantry, marched on Monday morning from Westmin-
ster for Bristol, on route to Plymouth.
Detachments of the 40th, S3d, and 56th Regimeots of Feet,
marched on Monday morning from Westminster for Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the 113 d and 77th Regiments of Jo.
6etry, proceeded on Monday from Westminster to the Glaser
nod Leith Wharf. and embarked for Edinburgh and Glasgow.
A Detachment belonging to the Royal Staff Corps marched on
Monky morningfrom Westminster for Hythe.
A Detachment of the 4th Light Dragoons marched on Monday
*awning from Westminster for Maidstone.
On the assembling of the Id Somerset Militia (upwards of 600
men) at Wells, on the Ist instant, only ens man was missing!
In consequence of the promotion of Colonel Causing., of the
Royal Marines, to the rank of Major-General, Lieutenant-Camel
Lases is promoted to the rank of Colonel. and to the command
of the Chatham division. He is succeeded as Lieutenant Colonel
if the Woolwich division by Brevet Lieutenant-Colcmel &Ansa,
Odor Major of the Corps. Lieutenant-Colonel Seam* is sup.
sanded by Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Ssaanianaw, senior Captain
of the Corps. The same to take effect from the Ist of July;
Saturday, being the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, the
whole of the Dublin Garrison was reviewed in the Amide Park.

From twelve o'clock, the roads leading to the Pbtenix Park were
thronged with carriages, jingles, jaunting cars, &c. &c. At two
o'clock, Sir C. Gamer appeared on the ground, accompanied by a
*memos &aff, when the troops went through their different
evolutions, Sm. the infantry forming solid squares, received the
charge of the heavy cavalry ; the artillery also showed their dex-
terity and alertness in pointing and shifting their guns. Sir C.
Ga*av was pleased to approve highly, of the manner is which his
commands were executed. Two Gentlemen, who were driving a
very spirited animal in a gig, nearly met with their death in conso-
et the hone running away : had stet the gig been overact
2 1:1;e:rould inevitably have been killed, as the road was so
crowded with carriages ; however, they escaped with very slight
bruises. The gig was smashed to pieces in the fall.

The Duke of CAMBIUMS dined with his MAJEJITY

an Mosby.
The Princess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of CAMISRIDOZ,
and Prince Lemma, dined with the Duke and Duchess of GLou-
comvsa, on Monday.
Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, the Duke of
Toss held a Dow, as Coannander-in-Chief, at his Office in the
Horse Guards, whisk occupied his Royal Highness till past six
o'clock, owing to some of the audiences given by his Royal High.
noes being unusually long. Among the company present were—
The Marquis of Tweedale, Earl Stamford, Lord Hawke, Lord
Frankford. Lord Edward Hay, Lord Robert Manners Lard
Charles Fitaroy, Lieutenant-Generals Sir M. Disney, Sir Thomas!
Bradford. Sir M. Nightiagall. E. Logldin. Forbes. Darrock, Bay.
ley. Browne, Cogblan. and Skinner • Major-Generals Sir James
Lyon, Sir Charles Grenville, Sir Charles Doyle, Burke, Ponsonby,
lionckton, Mainwsring, King. Bourke, and Ford, Sir Gore 060.
ICI, Sir H. nankin, and about MI other OSeers.
Wednesday morning, Mr. JAMES M'KraDY, late mas.
ter of the St. James,West Indianian. while sailing down the Clyde.,
in passing a sloop that was aground, the flow of water driven before
the steam-boat caused her to wheel suddenly, and her boom hap-
pening to be loose, it swept a part of the deck of the Inverary Castle
with great violence. Captain &Maar observing that it was coming
direct on his wife, attempted to ward it off, but it struck him on
the head, and knocked him down on the deck. He neither opened
his eyes nor spoke after he received the fatal stroke. He was taken
to the house of Mrs. BRIMS, in Greenock, where he died. He has
left a widow and live children to bewail his death. Capt. BP Kutor
has sailed out of Greenock for the last twenty-eight years. He had
just given up the St. James, in order to pass the summer with his
family in the Island of Arran.

Letters from Malaga of the Ist state, that every day I
htlnp intelligence of some new capture by the Colombian corsairs,
one of the most formidable of which is called " the General Ban!
t ender." Accounts from Barcelona, up to the tst, mention the
recent capture of six or seven merchant veascls.