Star.
London, England, 1823-06-17 00:00:00

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this Matting, soon after five the Royal Hone Gitaidl,
left Knightsbridge Barraeltr(vitieb place thry occupied upwards
of two years) and marched So Windsor, in order to relieve the
Ist Regiment of the Horse Guards. The latter arrived at the
above Barracks soon after ten, from IVindsor.
The grand field-day which was to have taken place on Tfitii.s.
day of the lion. East-India Company's Regiment, is postponed,
is consequence of Captain DICKSON, the Adjutant, having met
with a severe accident, by his horse falling, and rolling over him.
We have great pleasure in stating, that Mr. D. though corfined,
is in a fair way of recovery.
. It is understood that Lieutenant-General Italia Marro°.
mime. M.P. will succeed to the Colonelcy of the 50th (or Cam-
bridgeshire) Regiment of Foot, vice General Roamer Max-
Rs, deceased.
It is also understood that Tieutenant-General,the lion. Sir
CITARLES Coevitex, G.C. B. will succeed to the Colonelcy of the
74th Regiment of Infantry, vice Lieutenant-General Mowrcia-
mom appointed Colonel of the 30th Regiment of Foot.
The Royal. Horse Guards march this day, the 17th, and
not, as has been ecroneothly stated, on the etth instant, from
Knightsbridge Barracks to Windsor, to relieve the Ist Regi-
ment of Life Guards at that station.
The Ist Regiment of Life Guards iv ordered to march this
day from Windsor to the Knightsbridge quarters, the barracks
being out of repair.
Major-General Lord IL E. H. SOMERSET, E.C.B. has com-
menced hit inspection of the Cavalry in Great Britain.
The two Troops belonging to the Ist (or Royal) Dragoons,
which were ordered to march from Hythe and Deal to Canter-
' bury, for the, purpose of joining the Regiment, preparatot y to
its inspection by Lord Eowa an Soarcascr, have received orders
to return to their former quarters.
The first division of the 7th (or Queen's own) Light Dragoons
(Hussars), having been relieved in Ireland by the first division
of the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoon's (Lancers), has arrived
at Bristol.
The first division of the 52d (Oxfordshire) Rrliment of Light
Infantry, consisting of five companies and head-quarters, has em-
barked at Curk for Halifax.

The second division of the same corps is on its march to Cork,
to embark for Newfoundimd.

The 6th (Enniskillen) Regiment of Dragoons, having beep re.
Relied in Inland by the 7th (or the Prince's Royals) Dragoon
Guards, has arrived at Portpatrick from Donaghadee.
The 65th Regiment arrived at Hun on Saturday and Monday
sennight, to take the dory of the garrison. This distinguished
corps is commanded by General GROWZNOR, brother to the
Earl, and has lately returned from India.
PORTSMOUTH, .111.1Nt 69th depot, from the Isle of
Wight, are expected to do duty here. The 17th Regiment, Colonel
blacr.EaN, will march in for garrison duty on the 26th instant.
IMPROVED SYSTEM FOR THE ARM tr.--.MajOr•Zeneral Sir HENRY
Tommens; K.C.B. Adjutant-General, &c. is now in Dublin,
superintending the practical effect of the various alterations and
important imprnvernents which are intended to be introduced in
the field exercise and movements of his MAJESTY'S forces. The
Adjutant-General is the author of the improved si,stem, which,
will, after it has undergone the most mature revision and correc-
tion, be promulgated to the army.
Thursday died at his residence in Waterford, after a long and
painful illness, in the 64th year of his age, Lieutenant-General
WILLIAM DOYLE.