Star.
London, England, 1825-05-09 00:00:00

rnE ARMY.

A Subaltern will beXppointed as an amiss Paymmter to the four I
Depot-Companies of ea& Regiment abroad. from the n& of June
next, instead of at acting Fayntaster to every twelve Companies,
as was originally intended.
Saturday, Major-General Sit Joshi &tar inspected the Idth, at
Zunis.
The Earl of Berner is appointed Colonel of the Meath Militia,
in room of his father, the Marquis of HEADIVIT, resigned
An official order has issued from the Horse-Goards, directing,
that in all Regionentswhere the two senior Subaltern, have got com-
panies from length of service, one is to be placed on half-pay, or
permitted to sell out. The selection of the Officer retained is to be
left to the discretion of the Commanding Meer of each Regiment.
Monday, the 19th and 61st Regiments were inspected in the
square of the New Barrack, Limerick, by Major-General Sir
Jose Suer, X. C. B. and exercised in Sir H. Toaseiss's im-
proved system, which the entire corps went through in a most
effective style, to the admiration of the gallant General and a num-
ber of spectates. To the 61st Regiment, Sir Jose was pleased
to pay some littering, but very deserved compliments, on their
martial appearance and improved state of discipline. The 19th,
as usual, were warn* eulogised.
The lit Regiment of Dragoon Guards commenced its march on
Friday morning, from Newcastle, for St. Alban's.
The last squadron of the sth Dragoon Guards has arrived at
Portpatrick, from Ireland, on its route to Glasgow.
One aquadron of the 10th Royal Regiment (Hussars), has dis-
embarked at Bristol, from Ireland.
A division of the same Corps, on board the George, belonging to
Bideford, has been driven Into Cork, by adverse winds.
On the arrival of the whole of the above Regiment at Bristol, it
is directed to halt there till further orders.
Tux Musa*—The lately issued orders for embodying the Mili-
tia are already partly carried into effect. The East London Militia,
the Derby, the Huntingdon, &c. are now in trdning. The East
Kit
Middlesex are to be called out at Hampstead the 28th instant ;
and the rust and Second Surrey Militia at pton and Guildford
also, an the 211th instant. The full training w be general through-
out the country. •

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
oirICE OP ORDNANCE, MAY 7, 1825.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant Provo William
Lawlor to be Second Captain, vice Rains, removed to the 51st
Regiment ; Second Lieutenant Richard Fleming St. John to be
First Lieutenant, vice Lawlor ; Gentleman Cadet John H. Cock-
burn to be Second Lieutenant, vice St. John ; Second Captain
William Ernst Jackson, from half-pay, to be Second Captain ;
Second Lieutenant William Henry Pickering to be First Lieu-
tenant, vice Foote, removed to the Staff Corps; Gentleman
Cadet Henry S. Coombe to be Second Lieutenant. vice Picker-
ing; Gentleman Cadet George Mar kiand to be Second Lieute-
nant, vice Brooke, promoted in the 17th Regiment of Foot;
Gentleman (..clet Robert Robertson to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Pettinger, promoted in the 6th Regiment of Foot; Gentle-
man Cadet John Hill to be Second Lieutenant, vice Jones, pro.
mated in the Staff Corps.
Corps of Royal Engineers—First Lieutenant Thomas Furbor
Lancey to be Second Captain, vice Head, appointed to a Com-
reyZetbe Cape Corps of Infanry; Second Lieutenant George
to be First Lieutenant, vice Lanny.
Commission in the North Derbyshire Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry,
Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby.
Thomas John Knowlys, Gent. to be Lieutenant.