Star.
London, England, 1810-05-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY,

The Ist division of the Local Militia, commanded
by Lord SUVFIELD, Lord Lieutenant of the Court),
marched into Yarmouth cn Thursday, the tkl divi-
sion was expected yesterday.

The 4th, or Royal !mit Regiment of Dragoon
Guards, marched, Thursday, from Birmingham, or.
their route to York ; they will be replaced by the 7th
Dragoon Guards, a troop of whiLli is .aready Arrived
at Birmingham

ISth Light Di agoons arc on their march from
Lewes, in Sussex, to t &ke the cptatt.:rs of the 12th
Light Dragoons w the coact of Kent, and are to be
rcplaced at Lewes by the 10th, or Prince of Wales's
Light DrAtroons.

The Chatham and Dartford Regiment of Local
Militia, conananded 1)7 t!.e E.trl 1 Dart were
to ht: reviewed yesterday qn Chatham lines by Lieu.
tenanr•General the Connmander-in-Chief of
the District.

The ith and Pth foot, two of the regiments which
went with Sir Gconca:PatEvosr, are coming homy
limn North America ; the other regiments which ac•
companied him will, it is said, with his stiiff, go with
him to the Leeward Islands ; where he go,:s .is Coin'
minder in Chief, to relieve that veteran Chief the ve-
nerable Sir Geom.:4 13tocvlut.

Sir SAMUEL Auctutc.ry, with his mite, reside
the beautiful village of Ryde, in the Isle of Wight,
until the India fleet sails : on account of the claup.
ness of living, as well as the beauty of the situation.
most of the outward-bound passengers reside at ftyde.
Colonel Gouto's regiment, the Northampton mili-
tia, commanded by the brother of the gallant Sir.
JOHN SHEABHOOKE, is about to leave Salisbury, much
to the regret of that town and neighbourhood.
Thursday se'nnight the sth regiment of '...anark-
shire Local Militia, commanded by Lieutenant-Co-
lonel DAVID CoNsw., was impected in the Green of
Glasgow, by the Right Hon. Major General Lord
ELPHINSIONE, who expressed the high•st approbatioa
of the discipline and appearance or the ccrps ; and,
next day, they received their colours, with the usual
ceremony, after being consecrated in a mos,- appw-
priate prayer from the Rev. Dr. TAB Liu, cat Jr.
Enoch's, Glasgow, chaplain to the Regiment.
Major-General Romxsox succeeds Lieutenant-Ge-
encral LEttatTos, as second in command at Jersey.
Saturday, the embarkation of the 2d battalion of
the 89th regiment, at Guernsey, destined for Gibral-
tar, was completed—the 11th regiment succeeds them
in Alderney.

MARRIED.
JULY 29, MO.—Alexander Cameron, Egg. Adelplsi, Aber-
deen, to Mks Ann London, of piccadilly,

DI El).
Yesterday, at his house in Arlington-street, St. George Caulfield(
Esq. aged 29.
On the '2sth ult. at Edicburgh, in the 85d year (ibis age,Ow i Lieu-
tenant Angus M'I)Onell, who carved as an ()Ricer during m-
mortal Wolfe's ~krnerictm campaigns, and was twice wounded in
the battle where that great General received his glorious death.
At Verdun, on the 23d of September, 1609, of the fever and
ague, that brave and excellent officer Lieuttnant George Lewis
Ker, late Commander of his Majesty's gun-brig 'll'cazer. He was
taken off Chosey, July 16, 18.0, after an action of five hours And
a half, by a French flotilla, in which he fought most gallantly, ard
was wounded in the arm by a splinter. He entered Into the ser-
vice in his 9th year, since which be has served his King and
country most faithfully, and bas been a Lieutenant ten years- He
has left a widowed mother and a sister to lament

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