Star.
London, England, 1825-07-19 00:00:00

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OT Ttta ISATTALSO/I CM ZONAL INALILINES lILLO'SCIIIC TO snr Built fi
TUN TAM, 1111.11 ININOLIND or 1,111211. COLLINS, at MIS dls.
issrr rns non Or rearposc.
Tuesday, the 28th June, about eleven, his MA:arrv,
in an open phaeton, attended by the second P-'
the younger Princess, and her Leidy in
another carriage, with a strong escort of
also a gra& many Personages of the Court,
portion of General and Staff Officers, were
the Terra Desembragador, sear Belem, by
lion of Marines, consisting of 450 rank and
Major Cowrie, assisted by Major ADAIR,
order. As soon as-the Royal sarriages had
Opposite the centre, where the Union Hag an,
of Portugal were waving on the same staff,
salute was given. The' Battalion then MIVCI
slow, and afterwards in quick time.
On regaining the original position, the mina:4l and
platoon exercises were performed ; after which sixteen
movements according to the new sys•etn were executed
in such a correct and exemplary manner as repeatedly
to call forth the praises and admiration of his MAJ am,
and of the numerous assembhkge of General and Sul'
Officers present. The greater part of the movements
having been executed in " double time," a thing per,
fectly new in that country, not only created surprise,
but occasioned repeated expressions of approbation and
delight ; the celerity also of the formation on the wings
of the double column, the squares from line and wings,
changing front to the rear on the centre companies, and
various other Movements, being quite new, were equally
subjects of admiration. Nor clad the rapidity and vi-
--wacky with which the firing, was tiken up and sup-
potted, escape without encontium ; the Princesses, &c.
having been beard to declare, " It is like lightning!
It is delightful r'
After the Review,- his Masmv condescended to express to
- Major Coedits the very great gratification the scene had given hire,
and returned him his thanks in the most gracious and kiud thann,r
ponible.• **'
- The Royal Marine Artillery had two six pounder guns present,
which, it is tosnecetsary to add, were served in a inknurr worthy of
that distinguished Corps.
The ground was kept by the ?th Regiment of Cavalry, which
was highly useful, from such vast numbers' having assembled to
witness this Interesting nese.

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THE ARM Y.

The Ush (King's Borderers) base left Athlone for Dublin.
The- 11th Regiment of ?Om has been ordered to march. frOin
Cork to Tralee. - • • ' '
On the arrival 'Of the' 1 Itlarom Cork at Tralee„. the 26th will
proceed thence, ihd embark' at Torbert, in the Lady of the Shan-
non steam-packet, for-P.olOn. .
The first division of the 73d Regiment left Athlone for Naas, on
Friday, to replace the 116th.
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The 66th replace the 73d at Athlone.
The 34th Regiment, quartered in Enniskillen for the last fifteen
months, has received a route to march for the following quarter.,
where they are to replace the 66th Regiment, sedated to Dublin.
Brevet Major Hoemarat's company for Cartick-on-Shannon ; Cap-
tato G ILA• 113111 and. Captain Nicoa's, for Sligo; Captain Taw's far
Roscommon, and Captain e*xca's for Strokestown, on the 13th ;
Captain Watmantoe's, Captain Coxotar's, Captain Hovennen's,
Captain Noaron's, and Captain Caareaces. for Boyle, on the 14th:
They are to be replaced by the Second Battalion Rifle Brigade,
from Dublin. The detachment of the 14th, at Cavan, under tl e
command of Major Bannaascr, was relieved by a detachment of
the Rifle Brigade on the 12th, and matched on that day fee Boyle.
Thursday, the 2d West York Militia completed their 28 days'
training in York. Tuesday, they had a grand field-day on Knaves.
mire, and on Wednesday they were inspected at the same place,
by their Colonel, Lord Viscount Dowxs. A number of Gentio=
men on horsebackfand several carriages filled with elegantly dressed
Ladies, were on the ground, together with a numerous assemblage
of pedestrians. The military appearance of the several companies,
'and the cerrectness and precision with which the various evolutiors
were performed, together with the smartness of their performance
of the manual exercise, in which several new motions were intro-
Idueed, reflect the highest credit on the assiduity of the men, and
the ability of the Officers, and could not but prove highly gratify-
ing to their worthy Okpunander. But there is another subject of
commendation, and that is, their uniform good conduct and or-
derly behaviour, both in their quarters and in the streets of the city.
A body more respectable In their deportment nerd not be wished
for, and it is this part of the soldier's duty which is most strikingly
apparent to the citizens at large; precision and accuracy in the field,
can only be duly appreciated by the practised soldier, but decorous.
and civility in general conduct is visible to all, from the good re-
sulting from It to civil society.

nd Princess.
F Dragoons,.
uncalarge.,
riteifinii:
the Butte=
i file, under
t, in review
drawn up
ad Standard
the general
.shed raq