Star.
London, England, 1825-05-06 00:00:00

7'HE ARMY. •

It appears that Lieut.-General Sir ROWAN! Dossne, K.C.B. is
the Meer likely to acceed the late Sir Atriaxnaa CAMPBELL, as
Colonel of the 80th Regiment. Sir RUIPANI Donuts is a diltin-
giddied Meer, and commanded a brigide at the battle of Talavera.
The depots Of the 33d, 50th, 77th, 91st, and 92d Regiments of
Foot, now serving in the West Indies, have embarked at the Isle
of Wight, for Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Tbe depots of the 16th and 8341 Regiments of Infantry, now
on service at Ceylon, have arrived from the Isle of Wight at
Harwich, their future station.
A Recruiting Sub.dtvidon, composed of detachments belonging
to the 7th Fainters, the 2d Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, the 22d,
14th, and 88th Regiments, has been ordered to the Isle of Maw,
on the recruiting service.
Detachments belonging to the ad Regiment of Light Dragoons,
and the lit Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, embarked on the 11th
Wt at Dublin, for England.
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Detachments beleding to the 26th Foot, and the 2d Battalion
of the Rifle Brigade, embarked on the 14th ult. at Dublin, for
Ragland, on the Recruiting Sirvice.
Detachments belonging to the 13th Light Dragoons. the Stb,
12th, 13th, 24th, 27th, 36th, 38th, 41st, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th,
54th, 110th, 81st, 89th, and 97th Regiments of Foot, the Royal Star '
Corps. the East India Company's Artillery and. Infantry, em-
barked on the 15th ult. under the command' of Stair.S•irant
O'Denaart at Dublin, for England.
A Detach:Dent belonging to the 26th Foot, embarked on the 16th
ult. at Dublin. fore ea
the 6th, 21st, 23d, 41st, 44th, h,
ea the recruiting service.
4,E Detachments t
46th, 47th, 48th, 31st, did, 54th, 57th, :-.9ch, &tat, 83d, and q
Regiments of Foot, the Royal African Colonial Corp., the ' sc
India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked on the 19th
ult. at Cork, for England.
The 2d West India Regiment is ordered to remain at Caper
Coast Castle.

Tuesipy two Companies of the 7th Fusikers marched into Liver-
pool from Manchester. They are expected to remain at the forgoer
place for some time. •

Yesterday Sir Cuaamts LONG hid an audience of
the Kuas.
Preparations for a Juvenile 13411 are now waking at
Carlton House.

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Mr. Secretary CANNING is gradually recoverinir, at
Coomb Wood, from his late severe attack of the nut. The Right
Hon. Gentleman takes an airing daily when the weather is fine.
Thursday se'nnight his Excellency the Loss Lieu-
=man. of lacono VIVO a splendid ball and supper to the Nobility
and Gcntry, in celebration of his Maassres Birth-day. Friday
Ms Excellency left Dublin for the Viceregal Ledge, Phonic P.rk,
where he intends to pass the summer.
Tuesday the dispatches for China, by the ship Bom-
bay, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the
Purser of that ship.
Mr. ROTHSCHILD is about to proceed to Calais, to
ee his Lady, who, we regret to bear, la confined there by in.
dikposition.
The Third and Fourth Volumes of -the Memoirs. of
dtan.saa Ds Genus, which are published this day, contain, besides
the Anecdotes of Courts and of Private Life, which tendered the
others so piquant, a Narrative of the First and Second Journeys of
the Authoress into England, with her Account of the Impreullons
made upon her intelligent Mind by the Usages of our Country, and
the singular Anecdote,' which then circulated in the Coteries into
which her talents, her rank, and her situation as Governess of the
Royal Family of France, introduced her.
A new Ballet was produced at the HaymarketTheatie
last night, uuderlbe direction of Wm.sotran, the Met-master, and
was eminently successful. The excellent dancing of Mr. Suxurati,
Misses Cowan and 0 Batorr, and the irresistible comic powere
displayed by Waxatremt, obtained the unqualified approbation of
a very crowded audience.
Mr. BROUGHAM stated in the {louse of Commons
last night, that, in the absence of the Member for Wvt-
itunster, he would move the committal of the Catholic Biq to-sight.