Star.
London, England, 1822-06-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

r..... Jay, the first division of the 41Id Light Infar.te7 r.w.rehed
...., liniefick for Galway, where they are to be stationed.
• ' , .011 Royal Hussars are to be quartered ill Limerick.
1,•..;,i,iy se'neight, four companies of the 52d Light Infantry
.. :,,,, at Cashel, to replace the 79th detachments, ordered to
' ~..uarters at Templ-more.
1.-....,!.j.ky, the Mallow Yeomanry were inspected by IL*V-
-I%llr Jona Lummox, who was pleased to express his ap-
... •,•,i.iit of their appearance, the state of their arms, &e.
....-day, the Officers of the 4th Dragoon Guards Sage an
, .; ..
,:.rune, at their Barracks in Glasgow, to a numerous and
r..",...,Me pa! ty. After the collation, dancing commenced under
, ,;.,,.;„ty awning, and continued till the approaching be of
'... ,: lei: a period to the entertainment.-
.:„.., i..ptains and sixty men of the Dees are ordered to em-
, in eq!..11 proportions, at Deptford, on board the Arch and j
'.. r -.ire drips, as guards,
__ for New South Wales.
.. 1
... richrlei.4l Forester Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by
..;'., I:AE.II.IN, concluded their eight days' duty at Richmond,
r.te 4:11 in A f ant. They had a grand ield-day nn Monday, the
~.,n t were reviewed by Lieutenant-Colonel Ka/toner, el the
... '!. ..!irent of I lorae Guards, who complimented them highly
~',tradiness and correctness with which they performed thciri
......,,„,rite.nauvrei. i
MILITA RY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 7, 1822.
r••••••••int of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Joshua Sim-
.,,:, Smith, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieute-
. : ~ vice Id' Mallon, who exchanges.
: .-. :Lin— lic utenant John Dever to be Captain, by purchase,
.:: Sheaorpe, who retires; Comet Lovelace Stainer to be
...i....nant, by purchase, vice Dexter; Henry Vane, Gent. to
, .• Co:l%i, by purchase, vice Stainer.
. 11,-..,'..mnt of Lizbt Dragoons—Lieutenant Charles St. John
. .
:..t.rt, iron half-pay of the 91st Foot, to be lieutenant,
v;;; V;iriarn Thomas Loftus, who exchanges, receiving the
. •:•_.r;:;:between the full4ay of Cavalry and full-pay of

;:u—Cartain Robert Burdett, front half-pay of the 79:h
;* to he Captain, vice Edward Francis Meynell, who ex-
c:,receiving the difference; limey Phillipps, Gent. to
• Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord Beauchamp, promoted.
Ditto--Captain Augustus Frederick Ellis, front half-pay
76th Poo, G t to be Captain, vice John rimes, who ex-
receiving the difference between a full-pay Troop
1 .1 full-pay Company ; Lieutenant Alexander St. Leger
• :•:tlahun, from the Id Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant,
• • • • Smith, who exchanges.
• - '',:tta—Gentleman Cadet Ot•ntsby Filibbs.from the Royal
* ry College, to be ewnet, by purchase, vice Hervey,
-ritd in the nth Light Dragootts.
• ;1.-'.jr;rtit of Foot—U-utruant William Mainwaring Sloane,
hatf-pay of the 67th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice
• .;"der Clayhills, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
!Ixo—Lieutenant James Murray Home, from half-pay of
hide Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Francis Pierson

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V:rhher, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
c Ixttr:—Lieutenant Frederick Charles Canning, from half-
of the 21st Light Drape:us, to be Lieutenant, vice Wil-
e .Manning, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
z. !I D::to--Ensign John Thomas, from half-pay of the nd
o:, to be Ensign, vice Westropp Peard Watkins, who ex-
c!. mgt.'s receiving the slifferencr.
India Regiment—Lietitenant henry Balthazar Adams,
half-pay of the Royal Mrican Corps, to be Lieutenant,
v::: !tans, whose appointment has not taken place.

vin Regiment—Second lieutenant Alexander Murray
from the 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Second Lieute-
.: vice r. i. S New bole, who retires upon half-pay of the
e .:.a (70..ipany—Lieutenant Ilerry Terry, from the late Cth
Veteran Battaliou to be Lieutenant, vice llowell
on the Retired List.
Easatust in tke Gazette of the IA inst.

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. : h Light Dragoons—For Captain William Drummond, from
:...:f-p.ty of the. lit West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice
i..hn Gutwood, who exchanges, receiving the difference, read
:thing the difference between a full-pay Troop and a fu11,..;
,..; Company.

atued by the Lord I icutenant of the County of
Cornwall.

Stevens Wallis, William Peter, William Williams,
:..t1 Humplay Wiliyams, Env& and the llev. John Trefubis,
to be Deputy Lieutenants.
N.::h Cornwall Yeomanry Cavalry Hussars—Aaron Seobell,
.41. Thomas Darke, Faqrs. to be Captains ; William Manti-
s. and Nevilie Norway, Gents. to be Lieutenants;
L.:O Martin, Gent. to be Cornet; John Pomeroy Gilbert,
l..rk, A. Al. to be Chaplain.

is-lot s igned by the Lord Warden of the Stannaries.
...-1 Peter, William Williams, liumphry Wiliyams, and
I,vric Stevens Wallis, Eggs. to be Special Dvputy Wardens.
. !.., :•sions in the South Hams Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
•!..e Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton.
i.' a lisoiierts, Esq. to be Captain ; Walter Taylor, Gent. to
a:(••)rnet.
it (T.-....misitins In the Dumbartonshire Corps of Yeomanry Ca-
.:: , ,iped by the Lord Litutezant of the County of Duni-

. L.: C..arptell Colquhoun, Gent. to be Lieutenant, rice Alex.
reaigned; James Campbell, Gent. to be Cornet.
Imits,ion in the West Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry,
zt,ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.
• I:l.iton Troop—John Noble Di:Clow, Gent. to be Cornet,
Edwin Stacey, resigned.

:esterday his Royal Highness the Duke of Yon
:u the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Service
•!!!'-e Chapel Ro,al.
the Princess gonna visited the Duke of You
:e•iterday ; her Royal Highness rode out in an open
.Irial.:,e with her Royal brother.
KING'S THEATRE —The grand serious Opera of
C.ello, with the favourite Ballet of Le Carnival de
I.,•!ise, was performed on Saturday with infinite
, .1:1. Among the numerous and splendid audience
e: e I,er Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA, and
!.e Prince and Princess of DENMARK.
CovxsT-GARDEN.—The performances at this Thea-
!!o, on Saturday, went off with infinite elat. It is suf-
-icnt praise of them to state, that the profits are to
appropriated to the relief of our suffering fellow-
,:eatures in Ireland.
I I 1.Y.11A RKET THILATRE.—The company assembled
• SitHD day morning, to commence their prepara-
' •Ins for opening the Theatre on Saturday next. The
truster was very strong; and we are highly gratified
see the powerful names of Messrs. L:STONT, C. KEll•
TERRY, JONES, OXEERRY, TAYLEURE, with Ma-
(lame Vasrals, Mrs. CNATTERLEY, and Mrs. JOHN-
:U. Among the new candidates for public favour
z:-e
—Mr. W. CLIFFORD, from the Norwich Theatre ;
%Ir. W. WEST, and a young Lady, who is to make
ter debut in Polly, in the Beggar's Opera. She is a
opil of Mr. Coital 's, and, if the report be true, her
erson is handsome, and her voice clear and powerful.
THE PARK AND KEIISINGTON GA EnzNs.-o:ving
the heat and the dust yesterday, the visitants flocked
Kensington Gardens, wherein fashion appeared in
.1.1 its vaned forms. On no occasion was there such
a muster of rank. It was at five o'clock that the
scene was at its zenith. The Long Walk and the
Teirace, displayed a most animating panorama: the
Ladies promenading in groups of sixes and sevens,
with their attendant beaux. In the costume white
was the favourite colour for dresses and pelisses, the
first enriched with worked flounces in lace ; the latter
I.:::fectly plain; waists rather long and very taper.
;irnali bonnets are now the rage, without ornament,
FT neither ribbons, feathers, nor flowers wcre worn.
::%lk boots with silk pelisses, dippers, or shoes, high on
the instep, and pointed at the toe. In compliment
!.) the weather coloured dresses, shawls, and hand-
, I•trthiefs, were exploded. Nothing new in quipazc..