Star.
London, England, 1824-02-19 00:00:00

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Detachments Planted yesterday morning from the Recruiting
Department, at Westminster, for Windsor, Portsmouth, and the
Isle of Wight.
The bewly raised Reghnent (95th) at Winchester, will occupy
Fort Cumberland during the-ensuing Assizes, the eginsent will
then return to Winchester.
It is at length decided that tie Royal :Marine Attillery
commanded by Sir RMIIA kb WILLIAM', LC. B. is to be stationed
at Fort Cumberland and South Sea Castle, into which quartersthe
Battalion will march early in the Spring.
Orders have been issued for discontinuing the recruiting foe the
96th Regiment of Infantry, the establishment of that corps being
already completed.
POSTSMOOTM, Fro. 17.—The 75th Regiment, in Hasler Bar-
racks, will march to Windsor, to replace the 85th, which Regi-
ment will march for Plymouth. The 34th Regiment is ordered
for Porsmouth Garrison.

ARMY ESTIMATES FOR 1824.

-•-•.100.- i

Lord PALMERSTON, to-marrow, will, in a Committee
of Supply, propose the Army 4aimates for the service
of the year 1824. The only peculiarity in them, as ,
compared with the Estimates of 1828, is the charge for
proposed new regiments. Having made the charges ,
for the existing regiments, together , with those re-
cently raised, the 91,th, 95th, &c. the estimates contain
these items:-
96th regiment of foot, from the 25th Feb. 576 men,
rank and file; number, including Non-commissioned
Officers, 650; pay and daily allowance of Commissioned
Officers,. Non-commissioned Officers, and private men,
11.720/, •7s. 6d.; clothing, 1,4461. 17s. 10d. agency,
1561. 105.6 d. annual allowances to Field Officers, Cap-
tains, Riding Masters, and allowances for farriery,
565/.165. Bd.—Total 16,6891. 12s. Gd.
Three more Regiments (these are the regiments pro-
posed to be raised) of- like numbers and charge; viz.
97th, 98th, and 99th, from the 25th -of Witch—num-
ber of rank and file, 1,723;
,number, including Non-
commissioned Officers, 1,950; pay and daily allowance
of Conimissioned Officers, Non-commissioned Officers
and men, 39,7821. 7s. Gd. clothing, 5,906/. 12s.
agency, 4221. 12s. 51 annual allowances to Field
Officers, Captains, and Riding Masters, and allowances
for farriery, 9871. 15s.—Total, 45,0991. 6s. 9d.
The charge for recruiting fur the current year is esti-
mated at '72,000/. and in such charge there are these
items, which contemplate the raising of nearly ten thou-
sand men during the ) ear :
. Levy money of recruits say 4,000 men at an average
of 41. each, 16,0001.
Levy money of 3,702 recruits for six new regiments,
at an average ot4l. each, 14,8081.
Levy money of recruits (Irish Establishment) say
,780 men, at an average of 41. each, 7,1201.
The following js an abstract .of all the Estimates
s. d.l .i s. d.
Land Torcess(No. 73,041) 2,734,146 12 8,
Staff (exclusive of India) - 117,023 4 111
Public Departments - 114,590 13 2
Medicines - 17,380 17 6'
Volunteer Corps - • - 153,343 12 8

6. Regiments in the Fast-India
Company's TerritOries (eiclu•
sive of Recruiting Troops and
Companies—No. 19,977)
7. Recruiting Troops and Com-
panies for ditto (No. 305)
8. Royal Military College •
9. Army Pay of General Officers
10. Garrisons
11. Full Pay for Retired Officers
19. Half Pay and Military Al-
lowances -

09,696 6 9!

20,258 2 1

~3,136,485 0 n

6'59,954 9 10

13. Foreign Half Pay
14. In.Pensionsrs of Chelsea and
Hospitals
IS. Out-Pensioners of Chelsea
Hospital -

11,423 19 1!
169,170 0 C)
35,192 12 4'
134,442 0 1
838,892 4 61
111,260 0
_O,

6. Royal Military Asylum -
17. 'Widows' Pensions
8. Compassionate List, Bounty
Warrants, and Pensions for
Wounds -

48.599 8 11

19. Superannuation Allowances
20. Exchequer Fees -
Totai ' -

1,219,417 11 10:
25,8434 5 3,
151,251• 0 0
• I

Deduct—
_ The Regiments for Service in
India - .•-
Remaips : —Eatclusive of the
Royal Veteran Battalions -
Add-- IV.

186,184 13 91
47,241 9 111
Z 3,000 0 0

Sl. Royal Veteran Battalions
1 ( No. 5,3.54) - -

Reniains Charge for 1824

2,987,939 .5 8

!6,78.1;178 15 5

• a

639,696 6 9

- - :6, t 44,682 8 8

101,180 8 II

- '6,245,862 17 7

• Including India, Etc. the total number of Officers and Mtn is
93,323. -
The "Army Eztraordinaries" for 1824 are estimated
at 620,000/. and the Commissariat at 340,3841. to that
the Amounts are thus:—
Forces, Pensions, &e. (including India) . £6,784,378 15 5
Royal Veteran Battalions . • 101,108 811
Army Ettraordinaries . . . . 620,000 0 0
Commissariat . . . . 540,384 0 8

Total Charge . . 87,845,871 5 0
The total last items are drawn from Estimates sepa-
rate from the Army Estimates.
The charge for the Army in the Finance Accounts of
1823, was 7,698,9731. so that there is an increase of
charge of about 150,0001. though the expense of the
new Regiments is not estimated at above one-third of
the amount of such increase. The item about recruiting
makes up the balance.

A letter from Cadiz, of the 27th ult: states that they
are still enjoying tranquillity there—thanks to the pre-
sence of the French troops. On the 23d, a Royal order
arrived there to arrest and bring to trial Barrie', Es.
cario, and other Officers, who had been instrumental in
bringing to punishment the ringleaders of the molt of
the regiment of San Marcia], during the blockade of
Cadiz. The Spanish Governor accordingly applied to
the French General for his permission, and the aid of
French troops in making these arrests, but met with a
most decided refusal, the French General stating that
his positive instructions were, not to allow any person
to be molested for his conduct or opinions prior to the
.Ist of last October. This morning an order has been
published by General Quesada, requiring all those Offir
cers who have served in the Constitutional Army to quit
the capital in three days, after which they will be liable
to arrest and imprisonment.
Bansser.s, Fes. 11.—A mummy has been brought to
Bruges, taken from one of the pyramids of. Egypt. It
appears to be that of a Princess of the lace of Pha-
raoh, who died about .9,700 years ago. It is
the case which contained it in the pyramid. The cover
represents a female of more than human height, in the
Egyptian.costume. The col Ours are very vivid and
well preserved. There, was in the same,case an em-
balmed cat, an undoubted indication of the Lig!' rank
of its cornpanivn.

COIIRr OF fins D. 4 I*.
COVENT-GARDRN THEATRE.
CONS? V. BARRIS.

thirespective.p;ties in this cause, which ha, excised
so much interest, again attended the Court, under the
idet that his Lordship would positively have disp,lsed
of it at once. The parties, however, seem deter wined
not to come to any arrangement amongst tF,ern•elves,
which fact having been intimated to his Lir dship,
pressed himself desirous of nct interfering ; but as they
would not follow the advice he had given, and which he-
was sure they would find to be far more for their mutual
benefit, the order he should now make was, that the
Master should, oft Tuesday next, proceed peremptorily
to appoint a Receiver of the rents and profits of the
Theatre, unless the parties agreed amongst themselves
who should be the Treasurer, before that time.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS-THIS DAY.

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CHARGE Or HORSE-STEALING.

James Fuller was put to the bar, on an indictment,
charging him with having, in the month of January
last, stolen a mare, the property of William Bainbridge,
of Finchley, nurseryman. •
Ftom the evidence adduced, it appeared the prisoner
had been sent on an errand by his master, whose hone
stood a:livery at Finchley. He, however, thought fit
not to walk, and unknown :1 his master, went to the
stable-keeper; and stated that his master sent him for
the mare. Having obtained it, he went away, and got
intoxicated, and in this srate offered it for sale. The
mare, however, was not bought, but the prisoner was
taken into cus:ody.
The CommoN SitRJEANT said, that framed as the in-
dictment was, it could not stand, and the Jury instantly
acquitted the prisoner.