Star.
London, England, 1824-04-02 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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The first and second divisions of the 95th Regiment of Root *ere
to embark yesterday at Gosport, for Malta. The remainder of the
Corps will embark forthwith for the same destination. On the ar-
rival of the 95th at Malta, the 18th Regiment of Infantry will pro-
ceed to Cephalonia, foe the purpose of relieving the Bth Regiment'
of Infantry, which is ordered home.
The 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons (Hussars) whiclxmarched
from lirightun 0:s Monday, arrived at I lampton Court on Wednoi-
day, there to be statiolied fur a short time.
(Crin.:maset.) War Office, 15th March,lB2l.
Sot—lt appearing that pre:ser attention is not paid to the provi-
sions of the statute of 58 Geo. 111. cap. 73, 1 transmit to you an-
nexed, a c,, y of the sth clause of that Act, and have to desire that
you will taise tare that all Prize Orders. executed by men of tha
:.re prepared in due conformity with the
provisions of the s clause.—l have, &c.
(Sign,
Officer Commanding
. V. And he it tursher enacted, that from and after tae twenty-
fourth day of July, one thoosand cubs hundred and eighteen, it
0011 not be lawful For any Agent, or Agents, appointed for the dis-
tribution nt Army Prize or Bounty Money, Grain, ur other Allow-
ances of Money in Me nature thareof, or tor the Treasurers of
-Chelsea Hospital, to pay thF share of any Nun-Cmxmissioned Offi-
cer, or Soldier, tp any person or p: rsons whatsoever, other than the
Non-Commissioned Officer of entitled to the same, or to
the next of kin, or executor, or administrator, of such Non-Commis-
sioned Oaicer or Soldier. or to the Agent of any Regiment, Mus-
lim], or Corps cl his Majesty's Army or Militia, duly aethotised y
tilt: party et:titled thereto to reoeivt the woe.

PA LMRRSTOX.

SPORTING INTELLIGENeE.

RETTING-ROOll, TATTERSAI.I.'S, APRIL 1.

The Subscription Room was again well and most respectably at-
tended; indeed such we expect to be the case every bettinrday for
some time to come, in oonsequence of the near approach of the
M Craven eeting at Newmarket, when the Riddlesworth, beitig the
first great :.:takes of the presenryear,takes place, and quickly after
which the events of the Derby and Oaks Stakes at .glisom. it will
be recollected tbat on the result of the Riddleswarth considerable
interest must be excited, as many of the Derby and Oaks hors:s
come out in it ; consequentiy, the event of this race will, in all pro-
bability totally derange the books.of sportiug men, and oblige them
to beat fresh ground. There wet agt eat deal of business done, in
the itiddle4i•orth and Derby paotictilaily, on which Stakes very
material alterations have taken place since our report of Monday
last, as will he seen by the following particulars :

isionListrokin.
2 to 1 agst Prudence (taken) 100 to 7 agst Sister to Sailor
2to 1 agst quadrille (r.tken) I 20 to 1 ag,t any other.
4 to t agst Don Csrlus

7i to 1 agst Agnes F 14 to 1 agst Elephant
74 to I ag.t Ilaii.liee 17 to 1 agst I lurley Burley
10 td 1 agst Ilefornier I 17 to 1 agst Don Car;os
10 to 1 apt Jesse I 420 to 1 agst any other
The Oaks and Doncaster St. I.eger as on Monday.
GREAT MATCH TO SLOUGII- AND BACK.
Captain Parry, who did the great match from Bath lately, started
yesterday upon an experiment to go from Hyde-park Corner to •
Slough and back in eight hours. Ile did it clean and well in seven
hours and a half. He has another eng..gement, to go to Worces-
ter and back, T 9.1 miles, in 100 hours.