Star.
London, England, 1821-11-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 5M Regiment will embark at Cote for Jamaica about
the let of December. . -

The transports, with the first dieiaton of the 91st Regiment. I
on their way to Jamaica, under the maim and of Captain Aa- I
entaas.n Cassese; were, as late as Saturdty evening (the 17th
instate), detained by contrary winds in Lamlash Bay, Island of
Arran.
Thursday last, Sir lima' Toaamss, Adjutant-General to the
Forces, accompanied by Colonel Mattes., Inspecting Field Of-
ficer,
proceeded to Chatham, where he in pected the whole of
the troops quartered in that garrison, consisting of the Regi- ,
ment of Guards, Royal Marines, Sappers and Miners, the 49th, .
55th, and 71st Regiments, and the troops of the But India
Company. The last Regiments having been previously inspected;
the whole paraded under arms in brigade, under the -com-
mand of Colonel Curnziow, of the 3d Guards, and having
marched past in review order, performed several evolutions
highly to the satisfaction of every one present. The 49th and
55th embark for the Cape about the Ist of December.
The Provisional Battalion, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel
Camrseix, of the 72d Regilment, and now doing garrison duty
at Portsmouth, is about 800 strong. It is formed from the Ge-
neral Depot ot the Army at the Isle of Wight, and consists of
the 17th, 24th, 34th, 5.1 d, 58th, 61st, and 7116. The four first-
named Regiments, with the 65th, are in the East Indies; the
72d is at Ceylon ; the 53d and 58th are in the West Indies. The
whole are under orders to return to Europe. The 334 and 91st
are to relieve the 58th and 61st Regiments, which are expected
to reach England in February or March, and to be stationed in
Portsmouth garrison.
The 16th lancers are to be quartered at Caber.
The 19th Regiment ot Foot have arrived at blVtlinpr, to re-
place the 2d Battalion of Rifles, now in the county of Limerick.
Saturday se'nuight, two companies of the 86th Regiment,
under the command of Captain Cueowice, arrived at Kilkenny,
from Waterford, to replace the divisions of the 22d and Rifles,
which have marched from the county of Cork. Waterford is
the head-quarters of the 86th Regiment, with two companies ;
Clonmel two companies • Wexford two companies; Kilkenny,
two companies. This gallant Regiment has lately returned from
India, after more than twenty years service there.
Monday sennight two companies of the 22d Regiment, un-
do the command Of Major Diann, marched into Waterford,
from Weefoid and Duncannon Fort, on their route to join the
head-quarters at Mallow.
• Last week, the 23d Regiment of Royal Welsh Fusileers
marched from Londonderry for Mullingar, and were succeeded
by a party of the 88th, or Connaught Rangers. The march of
the former has been countermanded, and they are to resume
their station in Londonderry immediately.
• Monday se'nnight, a strong division of the 37th Regiment
marched from Cork for Tralee ; and the advance of the military
, Irons every other direction to the disturbed districts, is equally
• general and rapid, so that we hope soon to bear no more of these
1 nocturnal disturbances, and cowardly and unprincipled attacks
t upon the houses of ludividuala.