Star.
London, England, 1824-10-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Saturday's Cavite contains 11;1 MAJESTY'S approval of the 41st'
Regiment of Foot bearing on its colours and appointments, the
word " Niagara," in commemoration of the distinguished gallantry
of that licr;iment at the American Fort Niagara, and at Lundy's
Lane, near the Falls of Niagara. Ako his NI .I.II3TY'S approval of the
S2d Regiment of Foot bearing on its colours and appointments, in
addition to any other badges or devices which may hose heretofore
been granted to the Regiment, the words " Vimicra, Vittoria, Py-
rennees, Nivelle, and Ortbes," for their distinguished conduct at the
abovenamed places.
. The fitstdivision of the 61st, under Lieutenant• Colonel Bant.ow,
marched from Cork, for Limerick, on Monday.
The Olst are to occupy the stations of the 59th in the county of
Limerick. _

The Dith Regiment, from Cork and Kinsale, are on their ruutc
to replace the 29th at Tralt-e.
The 29th are to .uccetd the 2Gth at Kinsale.

IVtAltienlay a meeting of the Mal;iitrates and Gentlemen regident
its the Cork di‘trict, under the command of Sir ikon Gavot,
H.C.B. took place at the Mallow Sessions House., for the purpose
of taking Into consideration the propriety of an Address to the
Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates of the 22d Re-
giment, on their leaving Buttevant.
Lord Ila RNA D is appointed to the command of the 75th.
The 58 h (Rutlandsl ire) Regiment of Infantry has been ordered
march from Clonniel to IVaterford. _ _ _ I

The u4th (York and Lancaster) Regiment of Foot has been
ordered from Waterford to Clonmel.

Litutenant•('oloncl §UTIIRRLAND, who commended our troops in
defeatingihe Ashantees, was stationed in Dulitio Garrison, not
..tog since, a 4 Major of the 954 liiv,hlAntlers.
Captain MoKGAN, of the td Battalion 6th Native Infantry, is
di4eh•.irged from the Flact luui.t Company's Service, for intuiting
his Commanding Officer.

COWES, OCT B.—Captain BARRALLIER, Lieutenants BURROWS
and Secant& Ensign CALDER, and 126 men of the Royal African
Crops of Light Infantry, embarked this day on board the Marquis
of Mindy transport, fur Cape Coast Castle. They are amply sup-
plied withzockets and ammunition, and it is to be hoped will afford
some relief to-their suffering countrymen in that unhappy country,
by checking the further advance of the Ashantees. The Marquis of
I luntly sailed this day, and this little band left their native land in
excellent spirits, from the hope of bt.ing of service to their country.
The 435th Regiment of Infainry has arrived in Dublin from
I)nnaghadee.
Detachments of Recruits belonging to the undermentioned Regi-
ments, viz. the 59th, 56th, 70th, the 2d, 60th, and 17th Lancers,
marched on Saturday morning from the Recruiting Department
in Westminster, for Portsmouth, the Isle of Wight, Chatham, and
Canterbury.
The detachment of his Majesty's 20th Regiment, on board the
Cornwallis, landed at Cannanore, in the East Indies, on the 24th
April ; the remainder, on board the Charles Forbes, and Lowjee
Family, on the 26th April. We are informed that his Majesty's
vutli Regiment was to embark at Cannanore, on the Ist May, for
Madras, in the abovenamed ships.
Monday, the sth April, the Hon. Company's frigate Hastings,
Capt. GEORGE BA RNIES, Commander, sailed from Bombay fur Ma-
dras and Calcutta, having on board 80 men of the Artillery, tinder
the command of Captain Ilusszi.t., Lieutenants Law and Sram FORD,
and SO mere of the Bombay Regiment, under Lieut. Blau..
[For Miitary Promotions, see first 1'"be•)

The Emperor of Itu.,stik a,rivej at Tambow on the
7th ultimo._ _ _

Earl BATHURST set off on Saturday morning for his
enutitry sea!, near Cirencester.
Sir HEN KY TointEss left town wn Saturday morning,
for Cheltenham.

Sr WILLIAM Cum's, Bart. tailed on Friday, from
Southampton, in the Emma yacht, for Iltmcg:ar.
Tt.e Duke of DEVoNSitHIE has closed his visit to his
uncle, Lord G. H. CAVENDISH, at Compton-place.. His Grace is
now at his seat, Chatsworth, in Derbyshire.
The last arrivals of haut ton at Paris, are the Earl of
WISE tit:mum), Hon 11. DE Rom, and Mr. Fox LANE, M.P.
Amongst the iashionables now at Lowther Castle,
Cumberland, are—Lord and Lady FREDERIC& RENEWER, Mr. and
Lady ANNE Becitsrr, Mr. and Mrs. Ilowairo, Mrs. L. Fox, Lord
GRAHAAI, Hon. G. FORESTER, &c.
Air. SHARD has preseated forty couples of very fine
hounds to the Gentlemen of the Ilambledon Hunt. The direction
of the field has been undertaken by T. SMITH, F.sq. of Hambledon.
They have been since out four times, and killed three foxes. There
were never so many foxes in that country.
The Duke of Bucrus:orritst has purchased of Mr.
FARQUHAR. the valuable estates in Bucks, lately belonging to Mr.
Costa, situate at Hillesden, Buckingham, and Preston tlissett, with
.valuable Church preferments in those places.
Sir JAMAS BRISBANE is appointed Commodore in the
East Indies, in the room of Captain GRANT, whose period of ser-
vice is expired; and to command the roars frigate, in which he is
to hoist his pendant.
Mrs. W. WEST has declined renewing her engagement
at Drury-lane, in consequence of her husband's services having been
rejected. She succeeds Miss CHIMER'S at the Haymarket Theatre.
Miss KELLY, of the English Opera, has been engaged
by Mr. Mounts, at a liberal salary, to supply the place of Madame
VEsTets, who is abort to depart for the Dublin Theatre.
Estraordioary prerarations are making for the pro-
duction of Der I'reischut7:, at Covent-Garden. The scenery is said
to surpass aLy Litherto exhibited.
In the Dublin Theatre, it is the custom of the Irish
gods to express their dislike or approbation of any per-
son or rerforinance, by calling for a groan or a clap.
IVl.:lst the Union xx as in agitation, and the Minister,
very unpopular, Blue &archappened to be I eprc•ented,
%s hen, alter the celebrated opening duet of " Pit-a-pat
Pit-a-pat," &c. a fellow in the gallery roared out—
" Come now, my honies, a groan for Pitt, and a clap
tbr Pat:"