Star.
London, England, 1824-04-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Tt.is. New Levses.—By the latest information which has been
re.Nived from the different Recruiting Parties throughout the
eelied kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the following re-
• eels, it appears, exhibit the total of the approved recruits which
have been enlisted for the new Regiment. For the 97th Regiment,
S.^.o men; for the 98th, 100; and for the 99th Regiment, 170.
A new book of Military Instructions has just beer published by
command of his Meer.srv, and under the rev:sion el Mejor-Ge-
neral Sir lIVIRT TURD!" of which every (Meer in the Army
and Marines is required to supply himself with a cony. The object
is to establish one uniform system of Field Exercise and Move:
aunt throughout his Meaner's Land Forces. The new system is
tun:ides, en that se hich was introduced about thirty-three years
fro, by the late General Sir DAVID Deenes, and embraces all the
improvements that have since been partially adopted durir; the
Lie war, so that a fixed and general principle of formation is now
to he universally adhered to, and the Army is no longer to be sub-
jrcted to the inconvenience necessarily resulting front a desultory'
and disunited practice, carried on for some years at the uncertain
discretion of Commanding Officers. The work extends to the
member of three hundred and thirty-five octavo pages, and has
twelve large plates, containing no less than ninety-one cirres,
representing the different manoeuvres and evolutions that are
hereafter to be performed by companies, battalions, aiel brigades. Heretofore the number of evolutions under the system of General
DUVDAS amounted to no more than eighteen ; but the add:tioval
evolutions are considered as essential to the complete manageineetl
of an Army in all possible positions; and a considerable portion of
the work is occupied by instructions as to forming and marching in
echellons—a species of tactics constantly pi acteied with great suc-
cess by 80/11.1'MM in his campaigns. It may easily be imagined
what an extensive and complicated piece of Military machiner y this
must he. Indeed it is so considered by the old Field Officers, some
of whom are unable to make themselves masters of it : and they
will, probably on that account, be obliged to retire from the service.
The work, however, appears to be one of the completes[ things of
the kind that ever was published; and there is every reason to ex-1
rect that, when well understood, and universally acted upon, it will
rive to the 13ritish Army a degree of efficiency and perfection which
never possessed before.

PHYSIC AND SURGERY.

Physician and Surgeon you'll find, on the trial,
This kills with the knife, and that kills with the phial:
Both excellent friends to the Sexton and Vicar,
The one somewhat tardy, the other much quicker!

TABLE OF FEES
UNDER LORD ALTHORI"S COUNTY-COURT ACT.

There shall be paid to hil Majesty—
!lFiv e Pounds,,
40 Shillings ; and above ' Above Five
and under. 140 Shillings.' Pounds.

For every Plaint '6d. in the .I.lls. in the L.
For everyPiea... . 6d. in the £.lls. in the L.
For every Judgment 6d. in the .C.lls. in the
For every Precept in P.I-1
ecotion
For every Recognizance I
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There shall be paid to the Clerk of the Court.
For every Plaint
For every Plea .
Foe every Order
For every Judgment
For every at tested Copy Is. It.
For every Summons or

Is. 6d. in the X.
Is. otl. in the X.
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4s.

Witness or Witnesses
For every Attachment.
Precept, or Execution
For Taxing Costs
.:.(r every Recognizance
Per receiving Money,

6d.
6d.
6d.

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2s.

3d.
4s.

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and entering it
rot Searching !;Jots
The Jury shall receive for 4.!
There shall be paid to the &Alit
For serving a Plaint and
:he Return
For serving the Order
on Judgment 6d. Is. 6d.
For Execution ....
The Crier of the Court shall rectiv e
For •calliag a Plaintiff or Defendant, 2d.
For swearing a Witness, 2J.
Provided always, that no Fee shall be demanded for more than
tstv Orders in any one Cause.

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2. 6d.
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