Star.
London, England, 1815-10-16 00:00:00

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Th. Park Papers state that, the Baden troops we
FP be irlaced ender *puke of YiTiLLINCITOO CORS.
mind, and in the pay of Elliot!, previous to heir*
sent to India, where, according to the same authority,
a konsiderable British army is about to be Ont.
The British, Hanoverian, and Belitic
British pay, were reviewed by his Grace the Duke of
Mr/LUMMOX on Wednesday morning last, it st.
Denis, near Paris. The difkrent brigades ethibitect
the highest possible state of discipline, and his Gr2Ce
appeared
,highly delighted. with the dexterity wiill
which they went through the various manccuvres.—
His Grace afterwards dined with Prince Bulcurn, at.
Versailles, and in the evening there was a brilliant
and numerous party of Britishtand foreign Officers.
The Life Guardi, for their bravery at Waterloo,
ate to have the same rank as the Foot Guards ; and
the purchase and sale of Commissions in those highly
distinguished Regiments is shortly to be done away
with, and for the future to be a cotfis d'ilite;
Yesterday morning the Royal Westminster Militia,
commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel ALLEN, embait7
ed on board the Charlei and Friends transports, 111
Harwich Harbour,_ for Sunderland, and sailed im-
mediately after. The garrison now consists of a de-
tachment of the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion from'
Landgnard Fort, under the command of Captain
BasTLZY, and the Foreign Depot.
The East Middlesex Militia have arrived at Dart-
moor, Devon, to do duty over the French prisoners.
The Worcester Militia, under the command of Co-
lonel Nawpowr, embarked at Bristoli on the 3d inst.
for Waterford. . •
The 12th Light Dragoons, the depot of which is
stationed at Canterbury Cavalry Barracks, is about
to be formed into a regiment of Lancers.
Friday Major General GORDON reviewed the 2d
Battalions of the 6th, 29th, and 57th Regiments of
Foot, stationed in Winchester.
Thursday the 24th Regiment of Foot moved from
Sheerness to Chatham.

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The Bth (or King's Own) Foot, since their return
from America, have completed their skeleton batta-
lions in a shorter time than most regiments, and by
the veiy exemplary behaviour of the Officers and
Men, have gained the eiteem of the inhabitants of
Windsor, where they are not,/ quartered.
The depot of the Ist Garrison Battalion is to re-
move from Albany barracks into Portsmouth garri-
son. The depot of the 24th regiment will arrive
there on the 23d instant.
A division of 230 Marines, commanded by Majors
ADAIR and Tuom'seN, proceeded from Portsmouth
last week, in the Reowtxo and DRIVER, to assist the
military in checking the combination that prevails
:emong the seamen in the northern ports. Other
King's ships, with troops, are expected to follow her
immediately.
At Portsmouth, on Friday, a boat upset contain-
ing 44) men of the 2d Garrison Battalion ; but they
were all happily preserved, except one mart t he was
carried in an inanimate state to the Still, where the
processes of the Humane Society were applied unre-
mittingly for three or four hours, but without effect.
The want of success is often to be attributed to the
rough usage of the body when first picked up, under
the absurd intention of expelling water.