Star.
London, England, 1822-04-05 00:00:00

MILITARY EXCHANGES.

Lieut.-Col. Stanhope, from the 29th Foot, with Brevet Co-
lonel Sir J. Buchan, half-pay Portuguese Service.
Lieut.-Cul. Milling, from the alst Foot, with Lieut.-Col.
Creagh, of the 95d Foot.
Capt. Nestor, from the nth Foot, (receiving the difference)
with Capt Forbes, halt-pay 19th Foot.
Capt. Watson, from the 41st Foot, (rec. diff.)wigh Capt.Boul-
ton, half-pay 91st Dragoons.
Capt. 1) Visme, from the Cape Corps Cavalry, with Capt.
Langley, half-pay 60th Foot.
Lieut. Baker, from the sth Dragoon Guards, (ree. Jiff.) with
Lieut. Gardiner, half-pay.
Lieut. Miles, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, (rec. dill.) with
Lieut. Kennedy, half-pay 7th Foot.
Lieut. Maids, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, (rec. diff.) with
Lieut. lirymer, half-pay.
Lieut. Chamberlayne, from the 12th Piot, (rec. Jiff.) with
Lieut. Markham, half-pay 724 Foot.
Lieut. Hilton, from the 29th Foot, with Lieut. Stephens, half-
pay 98th Foot.
'Amt. Ilardeastle, from the 31st Foot, with Lieut. Baldwin,
half-pay 75th Foot.
Lieut. WI/maid, from the 47th Foot, (rec. diff) with Lieut.
Swayne; half-pay York Light Infantry Volunteers.
Lieut. Morris, from the 66th Foot, (rec. dill.) with Lieut.
Murray, half-pay 7th Foot.
Lieut. Vereker, from the 83d Foot, (rec. diff.) with Lieut.
Law, half-pay 62d Foot.
Cornet Bradburne, from the Ist Dragoon Guards, (rec. cliff.)
with Cornet Smith, half-pay 9th Dragoons.
Cornet Wright, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, (rec. diff.) with
Cornet Unett, half-pay 2d Dragoon Guards.
Ensign Sunderland, from the 524 Foot, with Ensign Vivian,
half.pay.
Ensign Crawford, from the 70th Foot, (rec. cliff.) with En-
sign /Nike, half-pay 84th Foot.
Paymaster Anderson, from the 25th Foot, with Capt. Bid-
duiph, half-pay.
Quartermaster Herring, from the 3d Foot, with Quarter-
master Coulson, 71st Foot.
Assistant-Surgeon Greig, from the 4th Dragoons, with Assist-
ant-Surgeon, Richmond, half-pay sth Foot.
Assistant-Surgeon Duigan, from the 89th Foot, with Assist-
ant Surgeon I'ope, half-pay 57th Foot.

RESIGNATIONS AND RETIREMENTS.

LIMITENAI
28th Foot.

.llodge, Grenadier Guards, and Ross,

MsJons--Fancourt, 34th Foot, and Barwick. 37th ditto.
Capranss—Wallace,l2tb Dragoons; Brooks, .26th Foot; and
Jordan, 66th Foot.
F6stoN—Fleischer, Cape Corps.
The appointment of Ilnspital-Assistant Walslie, from haltpay,
has been cancelled.

Dr sr..--A meeting took place at an early hour yesterday morn-
ing, on Blackheath, between Mr. A—, attended by Colonel
and Mr. attended by Mr. W The first
fire nearly proved fatal to both parties, Mr. A. being struck on
the elbow of the pistol arm, and Mr. C. being grazed on the breast
by his adversary's bullet. The seconds then interfered, and a
satisfactory explanation took place.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, APRIL 4.
RIDDLSSWORT/ISI to four agst Midsummer (taken).
OATI.ANDS.
11 to 1 apt Euphrates
12 to I apt little John
12 to 1 agst Ardrossata colt
12 to 1 agst Mr. Lowe

5 to 1 agst Reginald
5 to 1 agct North Wester
7 to 1 agst Banker
7 to 1 apt Richard
11 to 1 agst Shreekhorn
The above were aU taken.
Czwarr—Five to four on Augustus agst the field.
DERBY.
6 to I agst Aquilina
6 to 1 apt Whalebone
12 to 1 apt Sycoraz

IS to 1 agst Stamford
30 to i apt Marcellus

5 to 1 agst Sister to Neva
6 to i apt Rosalind
6 to 1 agst Cat

64 to 1 apt Pastille
9 to 1 agst Tippitywitchet
(taken)
[GEO.
120 to 1 apt Sycorai
The rest as before.
N HALFOILD'S MATCH.

ST. 1
9 to I apt Swap (taken)
la to 1 apt Ajax
RENEWAL OF CAPTA:

This Match, for the Captain's horse to trot seventeen miles,
for 200 guineas, was renewed yesterday, and the failure on Mon-
day last gave it additional interest. The horse upon that occa-
sion did eight miles and a half, with eleven stone upon his back,
within half an hour; but being pushed to do the seventeen miles
within an hour, the match was lost by 13 seconds, and it led to
the present one, the backers of time thinking too much had been
taken' out of the horse to complete the 11 miles so soon after.--
The ground over which the horse trotted was two miles of the
same as he performed on Monday, on the Bury-road. He carried
eleven stone in the former half-hour race, and ten stone in the
hour race; and in this instance he carried ten stone and a half,
and did each two miles as follows :
min. sec. min. sec.
First two miles 6 18 I Sixth two miles 7 54
Second ditto 7 10 Seventh two miles 6 54
Third ditto 6
26 Eighth two miles 6 58
Fourth ditto 6 I Seventeenth mile 3 40
Fifth ditto 6 54

58 56
Betting was even at starting, and six to four on time after the
horse broke into a gallop isk the fourth mile, and had to turn.
lie also broke in tho eleventh mile • but he won the race easy
at last. This is not equal to the speed: of the Phenomena, or the
Manchester mares; bast it surpasses in speed, for an hour, any of
the present day.