Star.
London, England, 1826-05-29 00:00:00

THE EMY.

Detachments belonging to the 30th and Seth Regiments of Foot
marched our Saturtiay from Westminster, for Colchester. A De-
tachment belonging to the 534 Regiment of Infantry marched
on Saturday tram Westminster. for Harwich. A Detachment
belonging to the eSd Regiment of Foot marched on Saturday from
Westminster. for Ipswich.
The 15th Regiment was inspected at Templemore, on Monday,
by Alajor-General Sir CHARLIti DOTLr.
A party of the 19th Regiment has arrived at Macroom, to re-
place the 11th.
Monday, the depot of the Seth Regiment, in the Citadel at Hull,
about three hundred strong, under the command of Major CAILNES,
were inspected by the Hon. Major General Ha sat; who expressed, ,
in strong terms, his approbation of the appearance, military disci-
pline, and entire economy of the corps.
Tuesday, the Erg Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry assembled for
duty in Southwold were inspected by Major Rottener', who was
pleased to expres, an unqualified approbation of their appearance
and appointments.
Thursday the Brigade of Suffolk Yeomanry, under the command
of 0,1. EDGAR, was inspected in Rushbrouke Park, by Major
Rters.anos, of the 6th Dragoons. They performed the different
evolutions much to the satisfaction of this experienced Officer, and
a

assemblage of Company.
The Ave Troops of Yeomanry which assembled at Iluntingdan,
en Thursday seinnight, under the command of Rurl Sra:crn, com-
pletrd their period i f exercise on Wednesday, on which day they
were inspected by 51ajor Busnaav, of the 12th Lancets; who com-
plimented the Troops on their soldier-like appearance, the steady
manner in which they performed their various evolutions, and the
perfect state of their appointments, the whole of which rtUected
high honour on their Noble Commandant.
Thursday last, the Oundle, Dean, and 'llirapston Troops of the
Nurthamptnn-diire Yeomanry were reviewed at Dean Park, the
seat of the Earl of CAADIUAN, by Major VANDIL7OIII, of the 12th
Hussars. On being dismissed, Lord klanuminat.s., Commanding
Officer, in a short address, made known the ' sentiments of his
l's.saserv's special Inspector, who, in the highest encomiums, bad
declarid not only his approbation, but the surprise he felt in wit-
nessing their skill and discipline.
Last week the Dart anti Ernie Yeomanry Cavalry were inspected
at Dartmouth, by Major Lord Busonsm, of the 17th Lancers,
who expressed to Colonel lioumwouvu, their Commandant, his
high sense of the excellent discipline and good conduct of the corps.
Puce or Commission—The Commission of Ensign in a marching
Regiment costs £450, for which the purchaser obtains an income
of 4100 per annum, or about 22 per cent. The step of lieutenant
costs £250 in addition to the price of Ensigncy, and brings an addi-
tional income of s£23 per annum, at 9 per cent. To purchase a
Company 41,000 will be required beyond the price of the Ensigncy
and Lieutenantcy ; and au increase of pay amounting to £93
per annum follows, being 111 per cent. upon the purchase. For the
step of Major, the Captain has to pay another sum of £1,400, re-
ceiving an extra income of £B2 per annum, or about 6 per cent. on
has capital. The Lieutenant Colotatlcy requires an outlay (which is
the last) of for which the purchaser gains only ,El ss. per
annum, or 130 per cent. upon the money laid out.
ARMY IN THE BURMESE EMPIRE.
(OfScial.)
The following are extracts from the General Orders by Sir A.
Campbell, dated Camp, December Bth, 1225 :

ORDER Or MARCH.
Advance Guard from the 13th Light Infantry.
Pioneers.
Two field-pieces from the Horse Artillery.
13th Light Inlamb his Majesty's 38th Regiment, Body Guard.
Horse Artillery, his Majesty's 87th Regiment, 26th Regiment,
Madras Native Infantry, Foot Artillery, his Majesty's 47th Regi-
ment, 38th Regiment 3ladras Native Infantry.
When a march by the left in front is ordered, his Maansry's
47th Regiment will lead, having the pits:leers and two field pieces
placed, as directed for the marsh—tight in frost.
Brigadier SHAME will be pleased to take upon himself the general
su'ri.entendance of the infantry part of the division.
Captain Puma, Deputy• Assistant-Adjutant-General to the Ben-
gal Division, will attach himself to Brigadier Slums.
CAM', MIRADA', Dec. 21.
The Bengal Division haslet* late been divided Into two columns.
'The first under Sir A. Campbell in person, and consisting of 'the
Body Guard, Horse Artillery, Rocket Troop, Pioneers, his Ma-
'me's 13th and 38th Regiments, and 26th Madras Native Infantry.
The second. under Brigadier Snawit, C. B. and composed of the
Foot Artillery. his lilaaxstr's 47th and 87th Regiments, and 38th
Madras Native Infantry.
Brigadier-General Carron has with him Foot Artillery, de•
tachment et Pioneers, his MAJESTY', 41st, 89th, 18th,
28th, and 43d Regiments of Madras Native Infantry, His
Maseerr's Royals form the water column with Artillery.
Major EVANS commands at Prome, having with him the 22d and
30th Regiments of Madras Native Infantry and Artillery.
Ba igadier Rams ins is expected to meet us at Sembewghaun with
the South Eastern Division of the Bengal army.