Star.
London, England, 1825-05-28 00:00:00

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• • THE KING.
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WINDSOR, MAT 27.--. Yesterday evening, at ten mi-
nutes before eight o'clock, his:MAJESTY arrived at-the
Royal Lodge, in the Great Park, in his travelling,4ar•
riage and four, from Carlton Palace, attended by out-
riders. The KING was escorted as far as Hounslow,
and proceeded from thence to the Lodge, attended
only by his own servants. His MAJESTY was ac-
companied by Sir W. Ksion.rox.e,

FASHIONABLE ARRIVAL&

Baron and Baroness Roebuck, Lady Caroline.Beanclerk, and
Mr. and, Mrs. Twisleton, front Paris • Lord and Lady Anson, at
the Clarendon Hotel, i3ond-street, from their seat in Stafford.
shire ; Lady Molesworth, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from
her seat in Kent ; Charles Mackenzie, Esq. at Uolme's Hotel,
Parliament-sweet, from South America ; H. G. Knight, Esq. et
the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from his seat in Yorkshire.

THE ARMY.
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An Evening Paper of yesterday gives an account of the forth.
coming Brevet in the Army, the terms of which we stated in the
Stan of the 12th of April last. The Brevet, which is expected to
appear in the &mite of this evening, incindes all the Lieutenant-
Colonels 011811, the Majors of 181. e, and the Captains of 1808.

The 2d Benilion of the Ist Guards, mustered this morning in
the Tenter Ground, Goodman's Fields, at seven o'clock, under
the command of Colonel Jonas, and went through all the new
evolutions with great precision.
Thu. morning, the whole of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue),
had anotier grand field-day at Wormwood Scrubs, preparatory
to their being reviewed at Hounslow Heath. No day, however,
is yet fixed for that event.
The three Regiments of Middlesex Militia assembled yesterday
for training at the following places :—The Westminster Regiment,
commanded by Colonel Ctismsaos, at • Brent ford ; the Eastern
Regiment, Colonel Woon, at Hampstead ; the Western Regiment,
Colonel BATLT, at Uxbridge. The whole made aloe appearance.
Wednesday the 99th Regiment were inspected at Portsmouth
by Major-General Sir J. Lyon, the General Officer commanding
the South-west District ; who afterwards dined with the Officers of
the Regimentt.
The Colonels of Regiments have been allowed to appoint an
Acting Paymaster, to be selected from the Subalterns, who will
receive an allowance of 4s.:a day, as was stated in Tee St.ta of
Wednesday se'nnight.
The Western Battalion of Suffolk Militia will assemble for
training and exercise at Bury St. Edmund's, on Tuesday nest;
and the East Suffolk, at Ipswich, on the following Thursday,
each for the space of 28 days.

REVIEW.
Tuesday, the 17th Light Dragoons (Lancers), under the com-
mand of the Hon. Colonel Lwcout &minor; and which have been
stationed for same months in Canterbury, were reviewed and in-
spected by Lord EnwAan SOMIRSIT, the Inspecting-General of
Cavalry. At ten o'clock this fine Regiment took up its ground in
the large field at the back of the Barracks, and shortly after, the
General, attended by an Aid-de-Camp, arrived in front of it; after
the usual salute, the General commenced a very minute inspection,
while drawn up in line, after which the Regiment passed by the
General, in review rder, the band playing in fine style the
Hunting Chorus from Der Freiseksite, with many other favourite
airs. This was followed by a series of interesting manasvm upon
the new and improved system of Cavalry tactics. The lance exer-
cise, the whole corps moving at the same time, was excellent—the
rapid mode in which the Regiment presented on every side a new
front—the movements en &Won ; the advance of the main body
with a cloud of skirmishers thrown out in front—the retreat of one-
half the Regiment, while the other half covered and charged by
half squadrons through the retiring troops, were well executed.
—A variety of other evolutions, which altogether occupied three
hours, were concluded by two grand charges, first by squadrons,
and then by the whole Regiment. The Review, though upon a li-
mited scale, was exceedingly interesting, and the fineness of the day
attracted an immense number of spectators to the ground, and many
carriages, containing numbers of the Gentry of the neighbourhood,
were present. The Regiment performed the whole of the evolu-
tions in a style that reflects credit upon the Officers. In the after-
noon the General inspected the men on foot; and in the evening
dined at the bless of the 17th Lancers, of which Regiment his Lord-
ship is Colonel.—The Regiment will march on the 10th of June,
front Canterbury.

MEMORANDUM.
Hoist GUARDS, APZIL 25, 1125.
The arrangement contained in the Circular Memorandum of the
25th ultimo is cancelled, so far as relates to the junction of several
Regimental Depots into Provisional Battalions.
His Msnsn having sanctioned an augmentation of two Com.
pules to each Regiment of Infantry, the Regimental Depots
of Corps serving abroad, will each coma of four Companies,
front which sin Service Companies will be kept complete to the
Establishment stared as follows:-
2 Field Officers; 6 Captains ; s Lieutenants • 4 Ensigns; 1 Pay-
master • 1 Adjutant; 1 Quarter-master; 1 Surgeon; 1 Assistant
largo;; Serjeant Major; 1 (barter-master Serjeant; 1 Pay-
master Serjeant; 1 Armourer Serjeant ; 1 Schoolmaster Serjeant;
I Hospital Serjeant; 6 Colour Serjeants; 18 Serjeants; 1 Drum
11.agree9 Drummers and Fifers- 24 Corporals; 492 Privates.
Depot Companies will be commanded by one of the Rot-
ginontal Field Officers, and the establishment of each Depot will
be as follows:-
1 Field Officer ; 4 Captains T. 4 Lieutenants; 4 Ensigns ; 1 As-
sistant Surgeon; 4 Colour Serjeants; 8 Serjeants; 12 Corporals;
4 Drummers ad Fifers; 212 Privates ; 1 Acting Adjutant, to be'
selected from the Subalterns; 1 Acting Serjeant Major, to be
selected from the Serjeants.
When two, three, or more of thee* Depots happen to be sta-
tioned in the same Garrison, and it is found advisable to curdle
them together, they will be formed Into a Battalion (or Battalions)
under the command of the senior Officer of suck Cowtelp: joined,
far the purpose of exercise of the whole; but each will re-
main independent, preserving a strict connexion with the Regi-
mental Head Quarters, and being in constant readiness to be moved,
when necessary, as a separate body.
When Battalions are formed, either by instructions front Head
Quarters, or under the local arrangements of the senior Officer at
each General Depot Station, the only Staff required will be a SUb-
altern Officer, to act as Adjutant, who will be selected fi6r such
temporary duty from among the Adjutants belonging to the Regi-
mental Depots.
Regiments stationed at home will be composed (under the aug-
mentation) of ten Companies ; atal upon being ordered upon foreign
service, the four Depot Companies will be formed under the com-
mand of a Field' Oilior, according to the &mainmasts new
adopted with regard to Regiments abroad.
Battalions abroad to be directed to send home their saperninne-
raries of each rank, to assist in forming the Depots, taking care not
to reduce the effective rank and file fit for* duty below 516.
They will select the Non-coquaissioned Officers most fit for the
duties of the Depot, and fill their places by promotion in theßattalion.
All Officers attached to Depots by transfer. promotion, or from
half-pay, to repair at once to the Depot Stations, or within eight
weeks after appointment.
The distribution of Officers to Battalions and Depots, after the
latter shall have been established, to be made by the Commanding
Officers, subject to the approbation of the Commander in Chief,
through the Adjutant General.
Officers obtaining leave of absence, on account of their health
requiring a change of climate. to join the Depot on their arrival
in this country (unless specially dispensed with by the Commander
in Chief), and to be replaced byOfficers from that Establishment.
Officers exchanging front one Regiment to another, to tale the
place of the Officers with whom they exchanged, whether in the
Battalion or in the Depot, and to take the same tour of duty with
either, except dispensed with by the Commander in Chief.
By Command of his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief,
(Signed) 8 TORRENS, Adj. Gen.

A Rockite notice was served on JorrN RYAN, of Bal.'
linree' on Tuesday, threatening bins with the death of the Suns
if he did not surrender his farm.
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new stimulus to the Fashionable World ; and the enhancement of
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Auxiliaries and Promoters of Beauty, are Rowsans's 'CASTRO*,
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the tasteful arrangement of the Hair, produced by the Use of
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and beautiful gloss, tendering the Head Dress truly enchanting.