Star.
London, England, 1828-10-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

General Lord lint., Commanding in Chief, held a Levee yes-
terday, at his (ice in the florae Guards.
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The following Generals, and a few other Officers, paid their
respects to his Lordship, •iz.—General Lord CRAILLZS
Lieutenant• General Sir T. Baowv, Major-General Sir C. Gluier,
Major-General SIZWART, Major-General Baoozz, and Major-
General Sir JAM.. LYON.

RILTHM.—Monday, the 4th (or King's Own) Regiment of Foot
was reviewed on the Green at Glasgow. by Sir F. O'Crtuatowas,
Commander in Chief of the Forces of Scotland. This fine body of
troops went through the various movements with admirable pre-
cision. The Earl of CATHCART was on the field, as was his Lord.
ship's son, Aid de Camp to the Commander in Chief.
Monday afternoon four Companies of the 67th Regiment of Foot
arrived at Liverpool, on their route for Ireland, for which they
embarked on Tuesday.
Monday afternoon the Ist Division of the 9th Regiment of Foot
arrived at Belfast front Liverpool.
The remainder of the 63d Regiment, stationed at Chatham, are
under orders for embarkation as guards on board convict ships for
New South Wales.

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Th • 7th Royal Dunker', now in Sunderland Barracks, are under
orders to embark in a tramport for Hull. They are to be replaced
by the 80th Regiment, no.: stationed at Tynemouth.

ItaiilK TAM UMIIICK CHILONICLE.
The Coldstream Guards, from Manchester; the 67th Regiment
and sth Dragoon Guards, from Dorchester, are ordered to Ireland.
A Brigade of Horse Artillery and the 7th Hussars, from Dublin,
are ordered into the county Tipperary; it is supposed that Clonsnel
will be h..ad.quatters.
The ndlitary force at Cashel is augmented by a reinforcement of
100 men, and Carrick-on.Suir by a reinforcement of two Captains,
three Subalterns, and 100 privates of the 65th Regiment, from
Waterford.

Four Battalion Companies of the 56th Regiment have marched
from Londonderry (head-quarter.), two for Newry, and two for
Armagh. to remain during the present state of agitation.
The Reserve Companies of the 86th Regiment (150 men), from
Newry, are to replace part of the 66th, at Londonderry.
Lieutenant-General Sir John Byng, commanding the Forces in
Ireland, and Sir George Bingham, are expected in Trake about'
the middle of the month, for the purpose of inspecting the Reserve
Companies, of the 97th and 98th Regiments.
Major-General Sir H. Bouverie has succeeded Major-General
Honourable W. Harris, in command of the English Northern Dis-
trict; bead-spiarters, Tadcaster—and baa appointed the Hon. St.
C. Erskine, 21 F. G his Aide•de-Camp.
Captain Corkran, sib Regiment (or King's), is appointed Aide-
de Camp to Major-General Sir Arbuthnot, at Athlone.
Captain Sullivan, 65th Regiment, is appointed Aide-de-Camp to
Major-General Dalbiac, in command of the Dublin district.
Lieutenant Knos, 2d Fout (or Queen's Royals), is appointed
Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Sir L Smith. at Bombay.
Lieutenant-Colonel W. Hay is appointed Aide-de-Camp to
Major-General Sir John Keane, at Jamaica.
Captain Hamilton, 81st, is appointed Aide-de-Camp to Sir Jas.
Xempt, and Capt. Scoones, Slat, to Sir John Colborne, in Canada.
Major Bridgman, Lieutenant Atherley, 70th, and Lieutenant
Travers, 49th, are appointed Aides-de-Camp to Sir James Lyon, at
Barbadoes.
Captain G. Finucane is appointed Sub-Inspector of Militia in
the lonian Islands.

The 36th Regiment. quartered at Naas, Carlow, Athy, Mary
borough, &c. is to strive in thi. garrison on the 14th and 15th
to replace the 37th, whose destination is not yet announced.
The Officers of the 36th Regiment, ordered to this garrison are
Lieutenant Colonel Wyndham; Maims Campbell and Rowley;
Captains Bialteney, Cro.se, Cairnes, L'Estrange. Grey, Honourable
R. Hare, De Lacy, Bell, Jeff, and Barton; Lieutenants Smith,
home, Montgomery, Sherry, St. Quinten, Wake, Murray, Trol-
lope Ruddle, Hay, Hon. W. Drummond, Primrose. Th
and 'Helm • Ensigns Dsyrolles, Eyre, Hay, Nugent, Reern2
lope, and Helen;
• Paymaster Fraser ; Adjutant Hay ; 9Q•air-
ter-Master DPCabe ; 'Surgeon Bourchier ; Assistant• Surgeon Scott.
On their appointments the following appear—Viudera, Salamanca,
Pyrenees, Nivelle, Mee, Toulouse, and Peninsula. Facing—gos-
ling-green, lace gld.
The Nestor transport, Lieutenant Wesley. agent, Is ordered to
Kinsak, to embark a Detachment of the 444 Foot, for Jamaica.
A Detaihment of the 91st Regiment of Foot, under command of
Major Anderson, on route from Armagh to Cork, left Carlow
Thu.rsday.

Tuesday last a Detachment of the Royal Waggon Train arrived
in Tralee, from Dublin, haring in charge a large quantity of cast
iron furniture for the use of the Barracks.

Last night, a soldier of the 37th Regiment, named Walsh, a
remarkably well conducted sober man, was attacked by some
Nelms in the Itisktown, on his way to the Barrack, who most in-
usnanly cut his legs with a knife, and his life is in imminent danger.

The Henrietta, SMALL, arrived in Aberdeen Bay on
Thursday last, from Davis Straits, with twenty-six fish,
a full ship.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Arrived this morning the
Warspite, 74 guns. Captain W. Pa RCM, with the flag
of Vice Admiral Sir EDWARD CODRINGTON, late COM.
niander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean: this ship has
been 26 days from Malta. and brings no news of im-
portance; at the time of her sailing the principal part
of the continental fleets were in Navarin, 'waiting the
arrival of Commodore CAMPBECL, wbo was waiting off
the coast of Egypt with the Blonde frigate for the Egyp-
tian transpoits intended to cunvey back their troops
from the Mores. The Russians at the period of the.de•
parture of the Warspite bad manifested no disposition to
blockade the Archipelago end of the Dardanelles. Came
tato Sr. Helens this morning. a beautiful GO-gun French
frigate, La Belle Gabrielle, driven in by ►tress of wea-
ther, on her voyage from Cherbourg to Blest- She ea,
kited the Admiral's Bag shortly alter her anchoring.