Star.
London, England, 1829-09-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The half-yearly inspection 77e 6th Dragoon Glued. (or
C.arabineers), quartered in Dorchester Barracks, was made on
the plain at the foot of Maiden Castle, by General Sir HIM=
VIII4II, on Thursday. The Regiment evinced the highest
state of discipline, and went through the most difficult nolo-
dons with an ease and precision which elicited expressions of
unqualified approbation from the Gallant General. The company
on the ground was more numerous than any assemblage on a similar
occasion for some time past, and comprised much of the fashion and
elegance of Dorchester, Weymouth. and the neighbourhood, and all
seemed highly gratified by the noble and martial appearance of so
line a body of men practising the various manseuvres.
A Board of Military Officers has been ordered to assemble at
Chatham for the purpose of investigating a series of supposed
frauds upon Government, by which many common soldiers have
obtained pensions upon the Dead Weight for alleged length of sew.
vices which have not been performed.
The first division of the 25th regiment, or King's Borderers,
stationed at Aberdeen, have received orders to embark on board
the steam packet on Monday next, and the second on the Friday
following, for Edinburgh Castle. The Braemar division is to
march overland to Edinburgh. They are to be replaced in Aber-
deen garrison by the 78th Highland:Ts, who are also to embark on
board the Aberdeen and Leith steam packets. The good conduct
of the officers and men of the 25th has made them universally re-
gretted at Aberdeen by all classes; they have been stationed there
two years.
LIMERICK, Atm. 29.

The 61st depot at Naas are ordered to Ballinrobe, where the
first division, under Major Ansley, will arrive on the 10th Sept.—
The route is by Rathangan, PbMpaten, Memo, Atbloue,Cutia
blakeney, and Tuam.
A detachment of the 61st is to be stationed at Westport.
The Service Companies of the 34th Regiment sailed from Cork
on Monday evening, for Halifax.
Part of the 74th Depot has detached front Buttevant to Mallow.
The reserve of the 79th Regiment have arrived at Burnley, Lan-
cashire. _ _ _ _

Lieut. Col. Wiltshire succeeds in the command of the 241 or
Queen's, void by the death of Lieut. Col. Williams.
New elothins for the 36th Regiment arrived here on Wednesday
from London, and was dispatched to Parsoastown, where the corps
is stationed._

The sth Regiment of Foot, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
SUTHEILLAND, bas got the route from Castiebet to Galway. and the
first division marches en Tuesday neat. The destination of the
75th at Galway, is not t announced. The sth is a most respect-
able and distinguished Regiment; their departure from Castlebar
has elicited a general oxpreulon of regret.
Lieutenant-Genera/ Sir J. Oexuy Yam:tuna, K. C. 13. has
arrived at the house of Mrs. Vainauxua, in Limerick.
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Lord Asusua Hits is arrived in Clointel, on route to Cork, to
join his Regiment the Scots Greys.
The retirement of Lieutenant Dscr, from the la Dragoon
Guards, is much regretted in the Regiment.—On leaving Long-
turd he vtu escorted a considerable way by the Officers and band
of the corps.
Immediately after the muster on the 24th instant, the Roo-
Commissioned Officers of the Kerry Militia Staff presented to their
late Quarter Mister, THOMAS H 0041•1101, IT a superb Silver Cup,
as a token of their regret at parting with him, after a service of so
years.
The Establishment of the County Limerick Militia Staff Is
ordered by the Colonel to be removed from the preieot depot ID
Upper Henry-street, to a house in Neweoham-street.