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London, England, 1814-11-02 00:00:00

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in addition to the list of Staff given in Sitnrday's
STAR as proceeding with' SIT ED*ARD PAKENUAII,
this gallant and enterprising Officer will be joined by
MAjpr-General KEAN and the troops which embarked

at Plymouth; and likewise the following Officers go

as General PAICENHAM'S Staff: Colonel Dick,oN, to

command the Artillery; Lieutenant-Colonel Suit-
ooruz, to command the Engineer Department ;

Somut, Esq. Purveyor-General.
Report says, that Colonel HARVEY, of the 14th
Dragoons, and Colonel BARNARD, of the Rifle Corps,
both of them Officers who have greatly distinguished
themselves under the Duke of WELLINuroN, go out
as Brigadier-Generals.
Within the last few days, the command in chief of
our armies in America had, in the military circles'
been mentioned as being offered to different Officers—,
Sir THOMAS PICTON, Sir EDWARD PAGET, and Sir
Geoace MURRAY. The latest report is—that Lord
BERESFORD is on his return from Lisbon, in order to
proceed to America. We attached no probability to
the report that Ministers had asked the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON to go to America.
Monday se'nnight the 2d battalion of the 42d Re-
giment, under the command of Major ANSTRUTHER,
were disembodied at Aberdeen, the serviceable men
of the regiment having been previously drafted into
the Ist battalion.

The following 2d and 3d Battalions received orders
for being disbanded on the '2sth of October, but the
Officers remain on their full pay to the 24th of De-
cember next :
SIMONE, BATTALIONS...4Sth Foot, lath, 22d, 23d,24th, 26th,
31st, 32d, 36th, 38th, 4Cd, 45th, 48th, 48th, 50th, 61st, 63d,
86th, 92d, and 96th ditto.
THIRD BATT.. LION--56th Foot.
The CO►IMANDER-IN-CHIEF has been pleased to
approve of such men lately discharged from the
Cavalry in consequence of the reducti.in of the esta-
blishment being enlisted for the Infantry as do not
exceed 30 years of age, provided they are in other
respects conformable to the regulations under which
Recruits are to be received into that service.
The Depot of the 69th Regiment has been march-
ed from Yarmouth'for Ipswich, where it will arrive
in the course of the present week.
The 2d Battalion of the 91st Regiment having
been almost totally drafted into the Ist Batt Ilion, is
reduced to a mere detachment, which embarked at
Gravesend on Saturday se'nnight for Leith, for the
purpose of being disbanded.
Detachments of the 38th, 48th, and 50th Regi.
ments are ordered to embark immediately at Ports-
mouth to join their Regiments in Ireland.
The 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, which lately for-
med the garrison of Madeira, are to be disembodied.
The '2d Battalions of the 36th and 45th Regiments
at Plymouth, are waiting convoy to Cork.
A Monument to the memory of•the Hon. Colonel
Cotoutrr, of the Foot Guards, has been erected in
the neighbourhood of Seville, under the direction of
General Sir J. DowNIE, Governor of the Royal Pa-
laces. Colonel COLQUITT sunk under the fatigue oc-
casioned by his exertions and enterprize at the delive-
rance of that city in the year 1813.
Tuesd.y se'nnight Mr. John Merryweather, of
Skipto:), was committed to Wakefield House of Cot..
iect:on for three months for causing a handbill to be
posted in the town of Skipton, offering a handsome
reward for a recruit to serve as a substitute in the 2d
battalion of the 6th Foot, without having obtained
the permission in writing of the Adjutant• General of
his Majesty's forces to publish such notice !