Star.
London, England, 1815-07-25 00:00:00

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yesterday Morning the 14th Reg:latent of Light
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‘,.„Gos had a grand field day on HounslowHeath.
y"„teeday morning the fiat division of the Bth
peorben; of Foot marched into Widdsor Barracks
f's.aso gsgsbot—the remainder of the regiment will
sell u in a day or two. •
Three troops of the Sd Dragoon Guards embarked
never tot Ostend on Saturday.
A great number of wounded soldiers from Belgium
or,. been received into the Royal Hospital, at Has-
Ir. &ling last week.
understand the wounded soldiers at Waterloo
io could not be moved without imminent danger,
ea so many casts were never before known m a
army. were successfully placed in a tent upon
,a)porary field bedsteads.
Ti;, 241 battalion of the gallant .sth regiment has
:ac;s:ed oicicis to join their brave comrades of the
st betsiion now in Flanders: they marched Iron.
toNerford on Saturday, on their route tb the coast
-they were relieved by a detachment of the B.h
.rfintent.
'rm. 49th and 97th regiments, at Gosport, and the
reonent, at Portsea, last from Anv.'rica, are
:tder urders ft r Cork. The 27th regiment, at Gos.
It. is also destined for Ireland, to recruit.
Lie:itenant-Colonel CHARLIE FOE CANNIAG. who
.11 el the lath tremendous confiiceat Waterloo, had
with the Duke of Wean:arm/ as his Aide-
dining the whole of the Peninsular war,
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wa, with him in every action and siege from the
:tile of to that of Orthes. At the termi.
ati:.n of the lee s. he went to Brussels, where his regi-
:tent was quartered, and was preparing to into
• ? held n ith it, when the Duke acesd y met
in, in the street, when he was received with the
cots:lushly, and the next day he had the inex.
gratification of finding himself restored,
soncitatien, to the honourable situation he
id held through so many campaigns. The affecting
3riculart of Isis last moments we cannot help re-
• rating, as a pi not., ;JIM among many other splendid
the Duke of WELLINGTON eminently pos.
• the power of engaging the affections of his
)fiicers, whose most anxious thoughts seem always
tamed toward the safety of their Commander.—
' 'awards the close of the action'of the 18th, Lieutt-
int-Coli:nel CANNING received orders from the Duke
, carry a message of importance to a distant part of
t')e fine : he had delivered it and was returning, when
grape-44 struck him in the stomach. He hell, and
!,s friend Lord MARCO immediately rode up to his
essistance. As he appreaclied him, the Colonel raised
iinself up, and with eagerness demanded if the
Lke was safe ? &in; assured that he was, he seem-
• j satisfied, and said; 44 GOD bless him !" Then
• the hand of the Nobleman who had so kindly
(Joe to his assistance, he had just strength to sap.—
(;:as bless you I" and expired.
LIFXTENANi•COLONEL ClARRlE.—Amongst the gal-
latit her.es oho have fallen in the defence of their
way, on the ever memorable loth of June, on the
l lasi s, of Waterloo, • few. are more lamented. than
I.i:uanant-Colonel Cum!, of Dalebank, in Annan-
, Assistant Adjutant-General on Lord HILL'S
:gaff. This excellent and valuable Officer received
cmatission at the early age of 13, from the Duke
Yose, in consequence of the meritorious conduct
d his faults in the army, and, for a period of above
'O years, had been constantly distinguishing hi liself
to actual service. He fought bravely, and was severely
wounded, under Sir RALPH Anent:Sten/WI in Egypt ;
served for several years in the West Indies, by
• his health was greatly impaired. He was also
employed as an Aide-de-Camp to Lord HILL,
e whole of the war in the Peninsula and in France,
sere he condacted himself with such ability and
!rarely, as repeatedly on the field of battle to receive
• :e thanks of the Commander in Chief; and parti-
.icularly at Talavera, at the passage of the Douro,
Itisart's, and Aroyo de Molinos. It is melancholy,
tith,.tigh glorious, to record, that Lieutenant-Colonel
12VItitilt was the tenth of this gallant and amiable
fairly who have nobly sacrificed their lives in defence
tr their King and country, six of wham have died oil
fist held of battle.
LIGH F HORSE VOLUNTEERS.
OassaLT•Orrics, GeAT's-inn-LANE.
Red JULY, ISIS.
'in FOLLOWING LETTER PREMTHE A DJOTANTeGEN ERAL
('.F HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES *AS YESTERDAY RECEIVED
CoLONEL GERRIE%
(Corr.) Hintst-GuAtos, StOrn .Pvt.Y, 1815.
:1-1 have received the Commander-in-Oilers commands to
tl!i•rin you, that the return of the trooPi from America, and
c iv:instances, have enabled his Royal Highness to prdvide
usual duties art the Metropolis, without l•reger breaking
the valuable dine of the Gentkmen of the Corps.under
c.,r
lung,
His Royal Highness wilt comequently direct, that
Guard at the Horse Guards shall, on Sunday morning
ti:, the 2AI lonant, be relieved by the 14th Light Dragoons.
113. Commander-in Chief has commanded me to assure you,
111 by pier means he is desirous of expressing the UMW to the
• Aq', that be entertains a very just sense of the zeal for the
I;sile service evinced by the Lorroom AND Wzrrsinitsvaitt
I.t.SIIT Harks Vol. yin teas, on this, as on every other enter-
; and lin Royal Highness desires you will convey to the
;«iitletueil under your command his warmest ackt.owletignients
ear their services, rid that you will express his entire approbs-
•i-n of the nyulatity and military discipline which have been
•'-'w'srablir in the manner in which they have performed the duty,
Csirb, in conformity to their voluntary otters, has been entrust-
-441 11. onm-4 have the honour to be, Sir.
Your most obedient humble Servant,
(signed) HARILY CALVERT, Adj.-Gen.
Harries, Commanding the London
anAlkesiniiii,ter Light HortieVolunteers.
consegovnce of which the Light Horse Voltin-
tcrrs will, oil Sunday the 23d instant, be relieved
tv'm the duty they undertook, upon the unanimous
it.'ashition of a General Meeting summated for that

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I.l7pose.
The Colonel earnestly avails himself of this earliest
ni-PArtunity of testifying to every Officer, Non-com-
miv.ioned Officer, and Private, who have attended
1, In the present emergency, his warmest approba-
of the discipline, steadines, and soldier.hke con
"A, evinced upon this occasion.
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By Order of the Colonel,

SAMFORV, ,
Captain and Adjutant
foilmaing Regulations are now issued in an
ur•ocial Order Iron' Atte War Office, signed PALMEIi-
sIoN, viz.--

The Pay of Staff or Garrison Officers at home is robe issued
l'"'lPt the nine Rules as at presi.nt, viz. ter Mtdical Crinci.rs
"hly ; tor other Staff ()dicers, and for Ga:rison ()timers,
tvtly three months. tut if it should tothotight proper to tirticr
"it rswt 01 an advance of Pay for stall Of..c. r on emharit.oe
a^":Su zersice, eta adv:cnce 61411 be r.g:Areed accurSios