Star.
London, England, 1826-08-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Depot of the fth (East Norfolk) Regiment of Foot, arrived
on the 4th Inst. at Devonport, front Winchester.
The Depot of the 64th (Ild Staffordshire) Regiment of Infantry,
embarked on the 4th inst. at Devonport, for Jersey.
Detachments belonging to the 3d, 44th, and 54th Regiments of
Foot, embarked yesterday morning, at Billngsgace, for Gravesend,
on route to Chatham. Detachments belonging to the 4th and 13th
Reginients of Light Dragoons embarked yesterday morning at
Billingsgate. for Gravesend, on route to Maidstone. A Detach-
ment belonging to the 38th Regiment of Infantry embarked yes.
terday morning at I3iUingsgate, for Gravesend, on route to Can.
terbury. A Detachment of the 36th Regiment of Foot embarked
on Monday night on board a canal boat, at Paddington, for Man-
chester.

The 69th (South Lincobishire) Regiment of Foot, which, it may
be remembered, returned from India in March last, after twenty-
one years of active service in that country, being now recruited to
its establishment, was reviewed on Monday by Sir H. Tommie,
Adjutant.Gsneral of the Forces, at Albany Barracks, who ex.
pressed himself highly pleased with the good order, steadiness, and
general appearance of both Officers and men.
An Account of the Money received from the Sale of Retired Full
Pay and Half Pay Commissions, under the Orders of April,
1825. and the way in which the same has been/ or Is to be ap-
propriated :
Amount recei►ed on account of the Salo of COM.

missions of the Officers on the Retired FuU
Pay and Half Pay . • . . ,C 65.1,400 0 0
Amount paid to Ofneers on the Retired Full Pay •
■nd Half Pay, who have sold their Coftlinls- _ _

liiollll .

&ivies paid into the SAM of
Eisgiaod. by diroction of the
Lords Commissioners of Ms

Majesty's Treasury . . £47,483 7 6
Surplus to be pail hag ditto 766 IS 0

1125,190 17 6

.616,1109 5 6

11,250 2 6
By direction *flab Royal Highness the Commander-in-MIA
H. TAYLOR, Military Secretary.
Hone Gouda, Much 31, me.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
OFFICR OF ORDNAIICII, ADO 7, 1826.
IlmarraCHlS.
The

Nicer, of the Royal Regiment of Artil-
lery, having Brevet rank superior to their regimental conunissions,
have been granted promotion on half ptt:
To be Majors—Brevet Majors Henry Bowyer Lane, Ernest C.
Wilford, Thomas Van Straubensee, and Papderlck Gordon.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—To be Captaliis-.-Second Captain
and Brevet Major Charles George Napier, eke Lane, promoted ;
Second Captain and Adjutant William Wylde, vice Wilford,
promoted ; Second Captain Charles Edward Gordon, vice Strau-
beam, promoted; Second Captain William E. Maling, vise
Frederick Gordon, promoted.
To be Second Captains—Second Captain Charles Furd, from the
ball pay, vice Napier; Second Captain Philip S indilands, from
toff pay, vice Charles R. Gordon ; Second Captain Thomas N.
King, from half pay, vice Mating.
No be Veterinary Busgeo!—Veterintry Surgeon Henry Coward,
from half pay, vice cordeaue, decea-e.i.

By advice from Havre of the sth inst. the Nouvelle
Eugene, which sailed from St. Thomas's on the 30th of
Dec. for Ilavre, had not since been heard of.

Death is every day asserting his authority among the
ranks of those warriors, who, for twenty years, have
been signalising the Trench name in all the fields of
battle in Europe. The loss at present to be deplored is
that of Field Marshal Baron VIALLANZE. He was born
in 1761, and died at Paris on the 3d of this month. He
entered the army at the age of 19. 'He rose rapidly
from one rank to another, until lio became Brigadier-
General, an i owes, to his own services alone his ad-1
vancement and his title of Baron. A stranger to 011
sort of intrigue, he generally kept at a distance from
the capital. He distinguished himself in several battles.
With 1,500 cavalry he checked a body of 10,000 Cos-1
sacks, and corifpel led them to retreat. Domestic troubles
contributed to bring him to his grave. Att old soldier,
his companion in arms, remained faithful to him till his
end, and deposited his mortal 'remains- in the burial
ground of P. Lachaise.—Lieutenant•General Viscount
PIGEON, Aid-de-Camp to the King of France, and
Minister of State and Peer of France;diad on riday,
at his country seat at Rouguent, near Paris. This was
the General Officer who succeeded Count Bova/sour in
the 'command of an army of occupation in Spain, and
retained it till the evacuation.

In the course of the late sanguinary insurrection in
Constantinople, the Janissaries had at one time so
far prevailed as to break into a part of the Seraglio,
where some of the females of the Harem were seen•by
them• When the intruders were repelled, the women,
guilty of having been risible, were tied up in sacks
and thrown into the sea.

DUBLIN, Auo. S.—A few days ago. Patrick Quaine,
of Bulgaden, in the county of Limerick, a wealthy far-
narr and tithe proctor, proceeded with three others to
the lands of Kilnaurry, near Kilfinnan, for the purpose
of valuing the crops. On their appearance they were
attacked by a violent mob of nearly 100 persons, who
beat them most desperately, previously sweetens them
never to come again oa such an errand. Quatee, be..
sides receiving several wounds en his body. bad his
skull dangerously fractured ; the others also -were se-
verely beaten. Surgeon Franklin went to see the M.
fortunate men, and had them conveyed into Limerick ;-
they now continue ander his care in a very perilous
condition.

rithWailar 'R,Avo. 7.
IMPe is little tole '?."4 n the state of theirs&
here, but some symptowit:ave discernible of s disposi-
tion to Ills postulate with government upon theeonditi.,n
of the &wintry. The n of which I gave you
notice, bsing fully signed, was presented to the Church-
wardens on Thursday last. Those Officers &Witted
folly the respectability of the Requisitionists, and the
importance of the objects at the discussion of which
they aimed, more particularly• that part of the eoatem.
plated Address Which affected the -tdpeal of the Corn
Laws; but as Officers appointed.-marely to adminiater
the affairs of the parish, they would not venture be-
yond their ordinity functions. The appVcatiun to the
London Commistai brought down Iooof. for the dis-
trict, of which:44ll. have been paid•to this Committee.
The subscription ;therefore is good, at present, for a
fortnight. The nations of the *omen of all ranks to
assist the work of bencwoleoee deserve a very special
applause. They are -busiid-rn purchasing and cut! lug out
coarse maleritls to make warm clothing, which are to
be paid for our of the common fund, to whlth all of
them—Gon bless them I—contribute both in mosey
ar. d person,' endeavours.

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