Star.
London, England, 1820-06-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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The following General Order has been issued, by
his Royal Highness the CostmAnusa-nt.Cunty, rek-
tive to the late occurrences in the Ist battalion of
the third Regiment of Guards:

GENERAL ORDER.
Hone Gds; ntth June
It had been the latentien of the uar
Commander ia, 1820.
Chief•to
awak die imea of inososigation into the circumstances at-
tenets/ the recent easterenees In the Ist Battalion of the 34
Reghnset of Guards, before his 'loyal Higinsess should circu-
late Mike Army any observations, which the nature of these
occurreeces, and his sense of duty to the service, might sug-
Son ; but the exaggerated rumours which have agitated the
pia iii upon this occasion, beings cakulated to weakes
thenonilluece which the Army, and the Nation in general,
haw over reposed in the British Guards. his Royal Highness
feels it Incumbent upon him to take this method of declaring,
'that the Kim places the most firm reliance upon the loyal
attachment, good order and discipline, which have always
distinguished and rendered the different. corps of his hfizarri's
Guards an object of just pride and boast to the country ; and
that his MAterrir could never permit himself to believe that a
casual departure from the principles of discipline in an one
Battalion, the instigators of which will be reprabute4 and
punished, as they may be found to deserve, could afford any
just grounds for entertaining a suspicion, calculated so say the
reputation earned, in the face of the world, by the gallant ser-
vices of all the regiments composing this distinguished body of
troops.
Highly, therefore'a as the CoConstantin-wane, mast repro-
bate any dereliction of the strict principles, of subordination.,
which some discontented and evil-disposed ind'svidsuds may
have originated in the Ist Battalion of the 3d Guards, It is
still a satisfaction to reflect (and it is with pride his Hogg
Highness indulges the feeling) that the disposition of •the other
Regiments of Guards remains firm, in a becoming seest 4 what
is due to discipline and authority ; and that they are impale
of bartering their high character for a participation ha dims.
tents which were equally frivolous as they were groundlesk
This Order to be read at the head of leery Reslesent and
Corps in the Army, and entered In the Orderly Books.
By command of his Royal Highness the Cotosnandet-in-Chief,
HENRY TORRENS, Adjutaot-Geoeral

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lord Hoot and Alderman WOOD had the honour
or dining with her MAses-rt on Sunday. • -
Prince LEOPOLD left Claremont yesterday morn-
ing for London. His Royal Highness stopped on MI
way at Kensington, to visit the Duchesi of Karr al.tl
Duke of SVPSEX. In the 'vesting Prince Leoroio gate
a splendid Entertalament atlWarlborou louse.
Soon after the arrival of Sir flatctre itit.en and
Dr. Batti.tte, on Sunday evening: at ©attends, after
visiting the Duchess of Yout,they issued the following
outran, me PA I ; P. N-
Bulletin :
“ The Duchess of Teat is a little better; her Royal Mb'
Illeidifrieulty of breathing, and her /ever are mitigated.
(Slimed) " Hasse iLstarsan. 162,21 E.
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1. The Special Commission for the via at the State Prisoners is
Scotland, was opened as • an Tharsday 1/at; and "fit
day-the Jury found true bills for Treason against eighteen
persons taken in the affair at Boonyinair. Their trials weconse
ou about the 13th of July.
LONDOS r

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