Star.
London, England, 1826-05-03 00:00:00

' • THE ARMY.: . • -

This morning the whole of the Second Life Guards had antithrr
fieldiday at Wormwood Scrubs.
The detachment of the 73d Regiment, 400 strong. which arrierd
at Liverpool on Sunday bight from Dublin, still remained in th..t
sown and were ordered to be on parade at three o'clock is the
morning of yesterday.
Monday, in consequence of the disturbances in LapcssOttetwo
troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards (any of which only arrived at
Canterbury on Friday) marched from that City for Shaba
Monday se alight, the 4d Royal Veteran Battalion was diebended
In Enniskillen.
The. 36th (Herefordshire) Regiment of Foot marched on Monday
from Colchester, for Manchester.
One Squadron of the Bth (the King's Royal Irish) Regiment of
Light Dragoons (Hussars) marched ouridonday from ihiglitoo,
for Canterbury.
One Troop of the Bth Hussars has received orders to march front
Brighton for Deal.
The Depot of the 52d Regiment of Infantry has received orders
to -march from Chichester to Brighton.
Detachments belonging to the 64th and 69th Regiments of Foot
marched on Monday from Westminster, for Plymouth, eid Bristol.
Detachments belonging to the 33d, 50th, and • 77th Regiments
of Infantry, marched on Monday from Westminster, for Bristol.
on route to Ireland.

A Detachment of the 17th Lancers marched on Monday from
Westminster' for Exeter.
A party of Infantry arrived kn Monday at the Foot Ilsrracks,
Windsor.

A party of kbe 12th Lancers arrived on Monday at the Cavalry
Barracks Windsor, to do tbe Windsor duty.
Yesterday the troops of the Ist Regiment of Life Or wds, lying
at Colebrook, marched from thence to follow tbr other division to
Nottingham.

Conunissi ons signed by the Lotd Lieutenant of the County of
Aliddiroes. _

Edward Rowe Mom, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; • Lawrence
Gwynne, Req. to be ditto; John George Fitr.gerald, Esq. to be
ditto; William George Tyseen Daniel Tysseii, Emu to be ditto.
Royal Westminster Regiment of Middlesex Militia.
Captain Richard Hunt to be Major, vice Arthur Gorr, •deceased ;
Captain Sir Robert Ket honer, ant. to be ditto. rite Robert
Snow, resigned.-
Canal:dons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County et
Somerset.

East Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry.—The Iteveren4 William Melips

to be Chaplain.
North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry.--George Spry, Gent, to bi
Cornet.

Coriahrissions signed by the Lord lieutenant of the East Riding d
the County of York, and :he Town and County of the Town of
Kingston.upon-HolL
Nicholas Edmund Yarborgh, Esq. Lobe Deputy Lieutenant; Jaw
Brosslley, Reg. to be ditto.
Commissions ist the Richmond Forester Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of the County et
York.
Cornet John Drumelsier Tweedy to be lieutenant, vice Thomp-
son, resigned ; William Gill, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Tweedy,

promoted.
Comminiens in the Staffocashire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford.
Lieutenant the Viscount Sandon to be Captain: Sir Clifford Can.
stable. Bart. to he Lieutenant, vice the Viscount &tidal, pro.
meted.
Commissions in the Market Raisin Yeomanry Cavalry. signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincohi.
Francis lies, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Cropper, resigned;
Zephariah Burton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Iks, promoted.

His MAJIMTY held a Council this day at two o'clock,
at Caskets Palace, when the Rucemma made his report of the per•
sons under sentesee of death is Newgate.
THI DIMS of YORK'S LOVEE.—His ROYAL MOH-
case the Coaumander.la•Cidef had a Levee, yesterday, at his

Mice in the Horse-Guards. The following General and shoot
fifty other Olken purposed paying theif respects to his ROYAL
Hisuarass, vie.--
Geswal Lord Hill 1 General Sir P. 2E. Irving; the Earl of
Hopetoon ; Major-General Sir Colquhisan Grant; Major-General
Sir Edward Paget; Lieetenast-Gaseral Sir Ronald Ferguson;
Major-General Sir Thomas Wifahen ; Vice-Admiral Sir Charles
Rowley; General the Hon. George Grey; • Biajor-General Sir
Charles Seine; Major-Genenl Sir George Wood; Major-General
Pine; Major-General Adams; Lieutenant-General Bonham; and
lard Doffed&
Yesterday morning early, on Mr. S-cretary
optaing his despatches, from Lancashire, and other parts their
reports were found to be approaching towards quietude, and every
thing looked 'remarkably well.
Sir HIRIRRT TAYLOR was busily engaged during
yesterday morning making arrangements for the dive'si of the dif-
'ent Regiments which are to be called km effective service.
Friday night, Mr. DYJCVS. the Ktuo's Itieharnger,
left town with dispatches for abroad.
Ye.terday the LORD MAYOR gave a sumptuous din-
ner to a large and elegant party. There were present the Lotto
Psalms of Edinburgh, Sir J• 2111 Slum, Sir CaLt.ttes and Hi*.
Penvea, Alderman and Mrs. Lucas, the Go vvvvv a of the BANC
Of Emmaus. Mr. and Mrs. Rorttecnitn, Sir Pena Lanese, Mr.
Manses*, 'at.P., /ice.
'COVENT GARDEN THICATRZ.•••••After Oberon, a new
Farce called Three Deep was produced last night.. The print'.
pal character is Mr. Tantalus Twist, a dinner-hunter, who, in order
to be equally prepared for a funeral and a wedding, weata a coat
en one Ade black and on the other of a gayer hue, which he turns
as occasion requires, and tarries in his pocket a hatband and a
white favour. Joints dressed the part capitally, and played with
great spirit. The characters neat in importance to that of Mr
Twist are those of Dick Murry, the nephew of a French perfunte-,
and Fanny Tucker, the niece of an Irish milliner at Worthin.
They elope together, the lady disguised as a man, and the gen.l:-
man as a lady. 'These parts were well siroaioeti by KBELLY and
bliss Live. The scene lies in a tavern at Brighton, and the Farce
takes its name from Twist beiges placed in an embarrassing situ-
4na by having accepted invitations to.three dinners, which are al/
oo table at the same time. It was announced for repetition by
Joon, amidst the greatest applause.
In the Court of Klitg' Bench yesterday,
=, a respectable-looking young man, was brought up by
Corpus. in the custody of the gaoler of Shrewsbury, for the
'purpose of being bailed. He was charged with having robbed a
Mack travelling between London and Chekenham, of notes of the
Ildikruortit Bank to the amount of IWO,. It was sworn by the
, and confirmed by four other respectable persons, that
e was at Dover on the night the packet of notes wits stolen front
the Cheltenham coach. The Court bailed the prisoner, taking his
Men recogaizance of 10001. and four surctks in 5001. each%
The Coutt of King's Bench, yesterday, granted a
Rule for admitting to the rules of its prison Mr. Robert 13ligh, who
had been deprived of the same for an assault on •Eord Curios.
Sir RALPH WOODPQRD, acting tinier the authority
of the King's Government at home, has addressed two Proclama-
tions, in a spirit of great liberality and kindness, to the inhabitants
of Trinidad ; the first of these secures teethe free people of colour
no that island the rights and privileges of naturalization, as subjects
of his Mansur, in a more favourable manner than they had hitherto
been permitted to acquire them; and theorem' rescinds a series of
coercive and vexatious regulations which bore beavily'on the free
persons of colour. Among the severities Sew' resefilded, one which
imposed the obnoxious once of Alguacilezdadeely upon the above
order of inhabitants ; another, laying a tax of ii dollars upon halls
(dances) given by the people of colour.; and ktloird,canipellins ail
r:ople of colour, as well free as in bondage, to be at bane by halt-
past nine o'clock at night.
Tim Agent for the settlement of British claims on
Spain has written from Madrid, to state that his only prospect of
arranging the business is by a compromise, and that the only mode
of payment that presents itself is by " bonds, or debentures at a
few rare date, bearing interest payable in London." The qu,i-
data alsoollidig therefore for the consideration of the claimants Is,
what ammo of such paper they would, under all the circima.
stances, be softest to receiver'
Snaday signing the house of D. F. RYAN, En, of
Morniogton Crescent, Camden Town, was broken into and robb. d
of-property to a considerable amount.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, MAT 3.
There is a good supply to this morning's market, both of GrA
and Flour. The trade is in such conwernation stake pr trued
suns of Ministers. that nothing is doing, and prices am sukses...l.
nue.—Arrivals: English Wisest, 5,435 qrs. Barley. SSC qra. Oa
5,000 qrs. Fleur, 5,410 sacks. frisk pat, 6,930 qrs. Foreign Witte,
I,SOII qtr. Barley, 200 qrs. Oats, 5,900 qrs.
Lenox and Published kg J. P. Kiacv, at As &MA Or rxr.
Xe. I, Pickett-race, lwspk bar.