Star.
London, England, 1822-12-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

/.,st week, de:achments of the 4th, Sth, 9th, and 41st Re-
zlnten:s imbarked at Cowes, on board the Loyal Briton trans-
,rt, ts,r
tUe Honourable Artillery Company, which dates
as military body, by charter, from I lenry VII i.
1„.la th.tr ti General Court, at their Armoury House, for
!l traposc of e!ectnig Officers, both civil and military, for the
..ar ensuiiit„,, who, with few alterations, remain this )ear the

When the senior Captains of the regiments and detachments
at Edinburgh at the time his Maar:err visited Scotland,
,•r ,red to the rank of Majors, the senior Captain of the
!),'.loott Guards was omitted. His Royal Highness the Com-
.. kas since promoted him, antedating his Com-
• Lith August, 1822. It is not known whether the senior
Ala of the Post ships composing the !loyal Squadron on
.;,...I.lun, and whose rank is analogous with that of the Army
ah..e Aged, have been promoted.
fo!lowing Regiments of the Line are on duty on the Con-
' of India : •
litgiiwiit of Light Dragoons, General Francis Hugunin,
COovel—ltombay.
tit I lussars), General Sir Banister Tarleton, Bart. G.C.B.
11th (Ilussars),- lieut.-General Lord Bentinck,
(~c.ll. a (~ C. IL Colonel—Meerut.
Ditty Ilultsars), Lit:tat-Genet-tithe Hon. Henry G. Grey,
•1i 1);:;0 l.ati':ers), Field Marshal Rani Harcourt, G.C.B.
0,14,15. t— Bee gal.
17:!, 1,;:o (Light Dragoon's). Major-General Lord IL E. H.
sou ri..t, K.C.B. Colonel—Bombay.
Ist;;;.?;mere of Foot, 2d Batt. General the tlarquis of Hunt-
I, • t;.('.13. Colonel—Madras.'
14th Ditto, General Sir Harry Calvert, Bart. G.C.B.
rat.. - -

! 11;tta, General J. Charopaxne, Colonel—Bengal.
-:oth i>it 0, Lieut.-General Sir William Bowman, K.C.B. Colo-

_t•
I—rmbay. • . •
941 11.::1 (ordered borne% General Sir David Baird, Bart-
r;.e. B. and K.C. Coleoel--Beagal.
w': Ditto, General R. Alannere, Colonel—Madras.
;4:h I)itto, lleut.-Geaeral•tbe Hon. Sir G. Lowry Cole, G.C.B.

('olonel—Madrall•
53:h 1)i:to, General Earl Ludlow. O.C.E. Colonel—Bengal
Ast Ditto, Llnut.-Geperal the Bin. Sir Edward Stopford,
Colonel—Madro.
ith Ditto, Lieut.-General Gore Browne, Colonel—Bengal.
•ith Ditto, General H. Winyard, Colonel—Madras.
..7th Ditto:Tient-General the HOD: Sir A. Hope, G.C. B. Co-

lonel—Boriibay.
z.;d Ditto, Lieut,General Lonl 11i11,0.C.8, and G.C.H. Colonel
—Nladras

D ttO, General 1. Garteetyne,ClNonel-31adraa.
!: 'Nun, General A. Rosa, Colonel—Bengal.
<:.:•: Ditto, General Thoma• Groove-raw, Colonel—Bombay.
.7-! Ditto, Gen. Sir Wm. Keppel, G. 0.11. Colonel—Bombay.
t I. Ditto, Lieut-General Lord ileftolurdi G.C.B. and G.C.11

C.,'ortel—Madras.
1 Ii Ditto, Genet* Sir John Doyle, Ban. G.C.B. and K.C.

el—Bengai.
aSft!, Uttn, Gen• Sir Geo. Beckwith, G.C.B. Colonel—Madras.
• N...r including Ceylon, New South Wes, Mauritius, or the
Cape, p.m of which are considered India stations.

A vessel from Genoa brings intelligence that, three
veeks since, a violent storm arose at that place, which
(id damage to the Lazaretto and the town to the
.tmottnt of six millions of francs.
The Dakeof Caxtrittiomt arrived at Hanover on
the 28th ult. in good health.
Thursday, the Rev. C. CHAWPXES, one of the
Minor Canons of. Windsor, was found in the road
leading from Datchet-lane by the Thames, unable to
toove, having slipped down and broke his leg. He
,4& removed home, and is doing well.
The eldest son of a gentleman at Bishop's Walt-
hz.m, a few days since, eloped with a beautiful and
mccibiplished young lady, residing at a tieFghbour-
21g si:lage, on a matrimonial excursion. The fugi-
zi,es being., however, overtaken soon after their de-
. I..7.Aire, were prevented from effecting their object.
In the beginning of last week, a decent tradesman
referred a complaint before the Magistrates, at the
'lcsvn.kiall, Liverpool, stating that his wife had ab-
ssorided with ancther man, taking with them all his
:ii.oneyk furniture, and other property. The fugitives
-Rere actively pursued, and the effects recovered, but
the woman and her paramour were irrecoverably
;;one. The injured party was then sent for, and in-
formed by the police officers, in a tone of condolence,
that his property had been recovered, but they were
sorry to inform him that his wife was lost. " Make
yourselves easy," said the resigned husband, " I have
recovered all that I set any value upon r
When English were good Catholics they usually
ioanic the Pape's. health in a.full glass every day after
dinneran bon pare, whence the word bumper.
TIGHT LACING.--It is a fact that on Friday an ex-
quisite fainted away in Bond-street, and was assisted
into a shop, where he was some time before he re-
c,yeted. Medical aid was seat for, when it was ascer-
,ained that hii stays were too_tight.
Accineur.—Thursday, as sixteen workmen were)
•-•nployed upon the scaffolding which had been raised
•,:r c( ,nstructing the roof of the new Chapel now
in .Blacklrall• street, Greenock, one of the tie-
:;earns suddenly gave way,.and precipitated the whole
/71 tne sic:fortunate individuals from a height of 40
:et to the ground. Of the entire number but one
ai.ed unhurt. One man of the name of Asher, a
was killed by suffocation. The remainder
.-,...re soon eitricated,uome slightly, but most of them
41zegeiously wounded. AU the medical'men of the
town were shortly upon the spot to render their
a•sl-t..nce. Five of the sufferers were carried to the
Infirmary
tive dwellings, and all of them are doing well.
Sunday se nnight, part of the embankment of the
I:innn Canal again broke out k little to the eastward
the village of. Hermiston, which entirely cut off
the communication to. and from Edinburgh until
Thursday, the break being of considerable CUM
;IA in a low valley.