Star.
London, England, 1823-06-23 00:00:00

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mein or BattuSon of fissez.*lilitia, vice Colonel Sir %Yawn
Smijth, deeeasett • -
Commission In the Dumbartonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
bilbe Lord Xieutenant of the County of Dumbarton.
Lieutenant Alexander Sololiett to be Captain, vice John nor-
rocks, resigned.
Commissions in the Anglesey Loh'''. Militia, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Anglebey.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Uulkeley Hughes, Knt. to be
Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, vice Sparrow, deceased;
Captain William Sparrow to be Major,viceW illlams, promoted.
Eitaarirat in the Gazette of the 4th March last.
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Anglesey Local Militia--For Major John Williams to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, vice Sparrow, deceased; read, :Major Juhn
Williams to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir William Bulkeley
Hughes, promoted
Wednesday the grenadier company of the 73d Foot marched
from Edinburgh Castle to do duty in Stirling.

- THE ARMY IN IRELAND.

Tuesday, Major-General Sir Joan Rt.• ET inspected the Ist
Battalion of the RBIs Brigade, in a field close to the town of
Rathkcale ; the greater part of the Gentry of the surrounding
neighbourhood were assembled on the occasion, and after the
in-
spection, proceeded to the Sessions-house, where the Officers of
the Rifle Brigade had a doieune prepared for them.

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The first division of the 26th Regiment, under Colonel 17%ft
QUITARION arrived in F.nnis on Monday, to replace the 93JHigh-
landers.—betar.hments of the 25th have ptoceealed to occupy
the outposts of the 93d.

Colonel Burro's Brigade of Royal Horse Artillery :we under
orders to embark at Liverpool, far Ireland, to replace "Majcw
ISl'Dosniatt.'s excellent Brigade now stationed at Limerick, who
are to march thence for Dublin, on Friday se'nnigbt.

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The greater part of the 9th Lancers, from Bristol, have art vad
in Waterford ;.. a bee young man named Donsitu..r, a private in
the Corps, fell Gum one of the boats in landing, and was unfor-
tunately drowned. ' .
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The Cato and Vlbelia transports sailed from Cove on Friday
se'nnight, with the 52d regiment un board, Wand for Halifax.
Thoulzd regiment, on being relieved by the 52d, which have
sailed for Halifax, will embark for Iseland in. the same trans-
ports. Three companies of the 52d will be landed at Newfound-
land, to relieve an equal number of thel4th, who will proceed
to Halifax, and from thence to New Brunswick.
The 81st regiment will take up the stations of the 624 at
Annapolis, and at Cape Breton and Prince Edward's Island.
The military force under the command of Sir James Enter
'is thus dirtributed:-:-,llead-quartere and right wing of the 2nd
battalion, 60th regiment. at. Halifax; left wing at Bermuda;
brad-quarters and six companies of 824 at Halifax; one com-
pany divided between the Islands of Cape Breton arid Prince
Edward; and the remaining one between Annapolis and Wind-
sor; head-quarters and three companies of the 74th at Frederic-
ton, New Brunswick; three companies at Newfoundland; one
company at St. John's, New Brunswick ; and the other at St.
Andrew's, New Brunswick; and the 61st at Halifax.
Three encampments are to be immediately formed in the
Counties of Limerick and Cork, and the Phan's Park, Dublin.