Star.
London, England, 1817-05-29 00:00:00

ITIE ARM:

It is said that something nt an unpleasant nature
has happ ned betwixt the Portiluete Government
and Lord Bement°, ,nd that he Marshal returns
Engl4nd m disost.

General Sir rim! ts fittLie does not return to
Etiripe is was expected; he enjoys the best health,
and remains Commander iif the Forces at Madras.

The 11701 and 621 regiments sailed on the 15th
instant, from Cork for Halifax.
Tnerday se'nnight the Ist division of the -1•11 Regi-
men ernhirked at Port Patrick fix Donaghadee.
Tlie Hannah, arrived from 800 bay at Liverpool,
brought home eight companies of the 56th Regi-
ment, uni42r th: command of Lieutenant-Colonel
Kisosorts. They have 'oeen ten years in India. The
men landed in excellent health.

04:h? `2:th mltant, the (.2d Battalion 6701 R"?.i-
munt, embAied at DUlld.lik 11 ISO% teas ,134r.ded
;,t Cinierh".ry, pursuant to th.e Comma-) is ni his
Elifthriess the Vr.txur REGENT. CApl Ain JANIF.:,
command of ..he Depot And Etat.' z hment )
h lying thrown the B Ittalion int closo coliunn, de-
rvered the cuhjoined Itegtit,cn, 41 Order to the (2,str;
atter which tit it Erie body of men cessed to be 3

CS R. 0.
CAte-rrn.7.:*".l' BA RitA Zr.S, 21, 1817.
" TO-rlotrOtr, the t:4!h in: an!, tying the day appninte I by
his Rc yat 11,1;hves, the Prince R-eeta for lie disband rent of the
:Id B.urai•on o7tb R.:gonent, t' e Commandin.! Officer fcels Wor-
sen . Ved sovon, as a duty he owes tq the Corps which Ise had
the bW*: our to command, to exprtss his unqualified Aurrobation
autl;'..alks to the Officers, Nomcommis-ioned Officers, and Pri•
rare; Initheir reguLri y and exemplary goud conduct upon every
occas .

" It may be flatter ag to them to know that the Commanding
Officer has made a si.ecial applicadoti to Lieutenant-General Lord
I.yndoch, •to use his interest wi:h hi. Royal Hietthe,s the Pnwe
Regent for the mt. Regiment to bear upon thuir Coloisri and
Appointment. the word " Bwaossw," a., a te-timony of their
Rood conduct when serving in that Divis on of the Army of the
Peninsula, under the command of that highly dioinvotched Ge-
neral. The result of the applierian has not yet transpired : the
Contmanding•Offict r, hoverer, I as I the or no doubt of the claim
meeting with the sanction of his Royal and that he
shall have it vet in lio; power to communicate the pleat.ini; intelli-
gence previuii% to reduction.

_
" Should, however, LI. Hoy 41 1-li7lonstit the Prince Rego n?'
ennurapdg me be s+ ,tiled notll a Its ure ttay, ail, the Conitts.w.!-
::T, Officer ha. the plessiur, rttleetton of knowing that 'tub:" tl.ino
every thing in his power to forward the intcrest and vois!topt tit
the Ita.talion.

" 1n thus taking leave of so meritorious a Corps, N.-me:um-
, CA:mei Davison as.ittes :he Ite anent, that he 1, ex•reme re-
gre obliged by the nec,sstry of the :'ervice, and t'te
Jn-
sttuet lie his r• ceived, to discharge so peer a r of de-
serval,: ho fur so mans year. bare done credit to 14,e
Regiment ; but the commits pride of haying done his dot and
the certainty tl:a: lir earrits with him the regard no, null of hi,
Commanding Officer, but or every Offi-er et the Reid r
he 3 *.131-Ct• uF 11.1t.:44Ct1011 to the honest tsuhltar, tvit.ll in :he hour
of disbandmetit.
" rl.osr Soldiers who are retained in obetli,mce rn the Prince
Regent'. commands well still have the honour of servi B their
Keg 4 .1 Country, and Will rit.Vc a most valuable mini° •a meat
!I) the Isr Bat- alien mi ttom- old Regiment. Ile Commanding
Officer will not tail to convey to the Officer commandio,: that
ita talion the eery h ,en.,t. ht emertains of the malts of this
excellent ddy of IIICII; 311.1 he is perstuled, that whenev..r tlie
ciretimizance.i; of service call upon them, they will he for: moot on
every :Latiaste occasion to support th.• credit of the 6:th lteintent.
(Si„;ited) " Hrctt PERZT
Cdt Rrbiment."
Cxptain; MArticas and DISSEY, or :be DAIL3-
lion, left Canterbury on Tuesday morning in 4 chaise
and four with the colours of the Corps for Lousbn,
wl,ich were presented by these Officers to their much
reivecieJ C"knel, Gen .ral Sir W. KEPPEL, G.C.B.
.
w received them from the hands cifiliose merito-
riArs Officers with feelings which our Military Readers
will fully understand.

RECRUITING DEPARTMENT.
" HOltSt-GCAItDP, MAT 20.
" MEMORANDUsI FOR THE INFoRMATION AND GUIDANCE
OF OFFICEIp COMMANDING gEGIHENTS AND DEPOTS.

4, The Commander in-Chief has directed it to be notified,
that as the Fffec•nres of Regiments wli,ar recruiting has been
ddicontinued, fall below their Iletabus:mien', they are Mire, li-
ately to re commence Recruiting at tlead-quarters under the ex-
isting Regulations, repur:ing the same to this Department ; and
in the event of any considerable number of irtn being deficient,
they will propose an arrolgement few detaching tone ur MO par-
ties to such siations as may be considi red most eligible.
All soon as the number of men reqiiired to complete the
Regiment to its evatiiisliment shall have been obtained the re-
cruitieg at head.q.laeters to huthwith to crane, ami.a report he
made to this Department, in order that the parties (if any shall
have It en detached) may be immediately recalled.
es Ir the ca‘c of Corps nut yet complete, and whose recruiting
has eons:lwetly not been discontinued, his Royal I lighoess de-
sires, that whenever the effective rank and tile shall bare arrived
at the number fired a. the eitablishment art the Regiment. the.
further eidistehmt or men at hea:!-quArers ova In,
and avplication must be made to this Depattnu tit, that the pat-
ties employed on the Recruiting &price ma) be ordered to join
their R, ;intent or Depot rezpectively.
" lz is howevi rto he understood by Infantry Corps on the
Establishment of 6C,0 rank and tile, zh..t they -ire not to .bacon-
done recruiting upon completing that swathe. r, hrt are to apply
through the refnilar channel toe au 313131c111 t Of [lir &Lai-
-1
' lishnient to SUO rank ...nd fa.%

StA l'OfC arti Garr,,nii loving no: being deemed ell;;;;,,Ir re-
crciong siatiops for tin Army, Teentiline t" OiLCETS ui
command of Itegim.-::tA and Dcputs quartered in thwe
whtnevLr it ii•Liy he nece:ary to re commence •o
apply for pi-mil:4:on to det ich ooe nr t.au p4rtie, to the no,t dr
sirrhle I.tatio:to. in rrerreit..e to carrying ou this service each'•
choir head go:lrter4.
" liy command of bis Roy4lliightle‘s Ole Commander in Chief,
(Signed) " HAUELY CALVZIT, Adj. Gra: