Star.
London, England, 1817-01-10 00:00:00

iv-1E ARMY'.

AU the detachments of the 25th Itegi rent, it
Bristol, Gloster, an.l South Wales, have been re-
lieved by the 38th Regiment; Ttie last detachMent,
stationed at Merthyr Tidvel, under the command of
Captain How' and Ensign HERBERT, commenced
their march yesterday morning fir Northampton
B4sracks.

*ftie Corpnration of Bristol have presented the 23d
Regiment of Dragoons (Lancers) will made the
forced march froln Weymouth, to be hi time for Mr.
HUN t's Meeting on Brandon Hill, in 24 houri, wiin
a purse of thirty guineas, which they unanimout.l)
declined to accept, and requested the Mayor that it
might be added to the subscription for the plor of
that city.
Major DUDRICK BREIIP4, late of the 60th Royal
Americans, Aide-de-Camp to General HOI.IIEIIMAN,
and Barrack Master of Quebec, died a few days ago
at Cheltenham, at the advanced age of 92.
Last week there disembarked at Gravesend 100
privates of the 80th Regiment, from the West Indies.
They exhibited an indifferent appearance. Tney were
mostly foreigners, having formerly been part ot Ge-
neral Mastotga's army.
On the 3d instant, in conseque:e cif an order from
the Wat-Office, a number of men belonging to the
depots of the 3d Buffs and 81st Regiment, at present
in Chatham Barracks, were discharged.
On the 2,1 instant nineteen men belonging to the
depot of the 80th Regiment at Chatham Barracks,
were sent to Maidstone Gaol, for having taken a
fresh bounty, it being found out that they were Militia
men, who had not served the proper period according
Ito Act of Parliament.

ASSAULT.—Mr. Montague Grant, an officer belong-
ing to the Royal Looters, was, yesterday, charged•at
Bow-street, with assaulting a Mr. Millington, in
Hyde Park, on Christmas day.—Captain Grant, on
being called for to account for this affair, stated, that
he had been treated in a most ruffi only and ungentle-
manly manner by Mr. Millington, at an assembly,
in the Spring Garden Rooms t in consequence of
which he had horsewhipped him in the Park. After
that, he was kept waiting at his house tor three suc-
cessive days, in expectation of going out with Mr.
Millington, but Mr. M.'s iodination was not directed
that way, as it appeared.—Mr. Millington, in an-
swer to this, stated, that he had consulted his military
friends on the subject, mid they had told him he
ought nu to go out with Mr. Grant.—Mr. Secnrcn-
4ZY expressed his satisfaction that the Gentlemen
had not gone out but as an assault was proved and
admitted, he felt himself bound to require the defen-
dant to put in bail. Mr. J. A. arc/ling, and Cap-
tain Dunn, of the 2d Life Guarsds, baited him, anal
the ranter is to go to a Jury at the present Westmin-
ster Sessions.

The nuptials between Sir W. W. WINN, Bart.
and Lady HARRIET CLIVE, are expected to be so-
lemnized the beginning of nest week.
It is confidently reported, that an union will shortly
take place between the Honourable Mr. LANGDALE.
brother to Lord Srourrox. and the Honourable Miss
CHARLOTTICLITIORD, third daughter of Lord CUE-
' WORD, of Ugbroke Park. Devor.
800 bloc.—A Country Gentleman, of the name
Of Poises, having informed a Noble and Learned
Amateur in the sports of the field, that he had a
very hot and lively horse, which had flung him in the
course of a chace, on the preceding day, a cone, rsa-
tiun ensued 00 the qualities of the animal. In reply
to a question from the venerable Judge as to the
name of the horse, the Gentleman stated, that he LaJ
not yet given it any name. and was at a loss to select
one for him. ei A name, a name :" said Lord N.
•• why, Sir, you should call him, Pepper-Comer !"