Star.
London, England, 1816-10-19 00:00:00

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' ARMY 1N titANCE.
genially last the Doke of WILL:O4mo* in§petted
the, cavalry under. the iiinntitad• of Lord Cosiest.-
4sittis,ln the iseighbourhnotof St. Outer's, previous
to The Grand -Reriew which is_ to take place an Mon-
day, the 21st, at eambray: Grace expressed his
high satisfaction at the.appearance of the troops, arid
the high condition. of. the; hap particularly those of
the 11th Dragoons, under torarnand of Lieutenant
Colon! S.LLIGH. After. the 'review the cavalry will
retire to their winter Cantonments, as follow t —lit
Brigade, Lord A. SONillaiXT, ricthune, and adjacent
villages 2d Brigade, Sir H. yertAm, Boulogne and
neighbourhood ; $d klrigade, Sir Col- GRANT,
Ilaselbeke and Cassel. The general Headquarters
will be at Montle, on the high toad between Calais
. and St. Onset's.

• The Doke of WELLINGTON has taken the large cha-
teau of Coteau, near Cambray, which makes up 50
principal beds; he has got sixty couple of hounds,
and intends, aftmthe Review of the Allied troops, to
pass his time until Christmas:in hunting. His Grace
intents inviting all the British Offleers in rotation ; in
fact, he will keep a kind of open house. Sir C
STUART has taken the Hotel de Chatrun, in the Rue
'de Capuchins, for the puke of Consume. •
*! The citadel and town of Cambray are occupied by
the 3d Battalion of Grenadier Guards, and 2,1 Bat-
talitat of Coldatreame ; .tfie• Head Quarters of the'
StiflCorps of Catralry,tngineers, and Staff Corps
of Infantry, withDe*lmeritS of the Artillery add
Sanwa and MineisO 14414 obthr gluey are
the 23d, the Ist Battalion Of the 27th, and Ist Bat-
talion of the Rifle Brigade, comprising about 5000.
men. In the 'neighbouring villages are the 7th Fu-
siliers, the 40th, and 48d Regiments, and Detach-
ments of Horse Artitleryand Waggon Train. These
corps form the tlr,t division (tithe army. under Lieu-
tenant General the Honourable Sir Lowey Cost,
and have been daily exercised during the last fort-
night, in preparation for the ensuing grand reviews,
which will take place on the Plains of Dentin, about
12 miles from Carebray, towards Valenciennes, and
celebrated by the Signal victory gained over the lat-
. sperialists by Marshal Vi pas. • •
The troops will. March-from Cambial, for encamp-
' ment 'on the •06th, and the grind ornaucenere‘ will
.cOrnmence 'co the -19(h} when whole of the British
,
forces will have pOitearkfilret,, •cenjtnlction with the
Hanoverian, 1)46$11, and Wirtemburahannitiageots,
atimetitting," attorther; to stpeiards, et 3ii3Otakoten
under arms, upwards 4'18,000 daily aitioris baving
been orderelfor ttie eahtp,:from the 16th to the 2511
last. after whicheit Avaniderstood, the troops will
break off for their- farmer eintanments. • His race
the Duke of Whcthitertos witlbe attended by a brii-
Haat Staff ; their' Royal Highnesses the DiAces of
KANT and CAMBRI;GE are also expected. Numero•is
English families have lately *rived in the neighbour-
ing towns, amongst whom we. have noticed many of
•high rank, and •Genetal Offic,•rs, to honour t.e!..•
gallant Chief., • • •
The second division .of the army, and the
cavalry brigades, which are now on their maic:if7ont
their late encampment near St. Omer, Censitt Ol* the
2d Dragoon Guards,•the 3d, 7th, 11th, 12th, and
18th Regiments of Dragwns, and the following Re-
gimensaiat Infantry, via. the 84 4th. Gthe 29th. 39tbf
52d, 71st, 79th, and 91st, uncle! Lieutenaut•Genetal
Sr H. CLINTON.
The third division, at present quartered at Valen-
ciennes and the inuisedime neigt;bourbood, under
Lieutenant-General Sir C. Col.viu.a, ceinprise the
3d Battalion of the Royals (or Ist), the 51h, 9th,i
21st, 57th, 81st, 88th, and 2d Battalion of the Rifle
Brigade, with tour brigades of Artillery, the Pontoon
Train, and Storekeeper•Generars Department.
There are about 2000 invalids and limited service
men on march from the British cantonments to Calais,
to embark for England.
Lieutenant•Coionel WARDS, of the 42d Regiment,'
proceeds immediately to Dover to embark for France,
as Aid de Camp to Sir LOWRY COLL.
Detachments Torthe following Regiments of Ca-
valry are under orders 'for France ; the 2d Dragoon
Quarts, 34 ditto, ?loin Hussars, 11th Light Drat-
goons,ol2th ditto, int the 18th Hussars.
Satniffity, arifyid'iaitinbariced, at New Stairs,
Chathans, itte Ma.444Attillery, Marines, and Sap-
pers and Miners, corps which have r.lcently returned
from Algiers. • . .
Thursday, CaPilitaPAßE MIA PARRY'S 'ecatissnies,
of Royal Aitillcry, arrived ittHead-quarters,
Chatham, from Canada, where they have been ding
.clutY with the army fur these.three years;
ThO navigation of the' River at Woolwich, Whichi
was formerly conSideredat hot sufficient for the vessels
passing to and front tire-Pool, is now entirely. free, the
• whole of the men of'war having been removed
to
Chatham and Siteerthise;'No King's ships in ordi-
nary are, it rm the: future, to be moored off
the Dacklardat
The West-India Plc/twit:Ors and Planters, afraid
if -a concerted Initiate-len among the Negroes in
aimaitra, at the ensuing Christmas, which is the only
•festival allowed'to them-is the year, had applied to;
Government for a. British reinforcement ; and at-
eordintly the 61st Regiment, with a detachment of
Artillery has • embarked at Portsmouth, and the
68:h atCork, for that Island.

The intended • departure of Sir Hewer and LadY I
Wszt.taiLav, for the COntineut, is postponed for o
few days •
Thursday morning his Royal flightless the Duke
of CLAIMER left Nuneham, the seat of the Earl and
iCountess of HARCOURT, for Oiford, accompanied by
his daughters. His Royal Highness first stopped at
Al Souls, et the gate of which College he wsi re-
caved by the venerable Warden and the Felloi's of
that Society. The Royal Party they proceeded to
visit the Vice-Chancellor at Trinity. College, and
were by him conducted over the University. After
visiting Christ Church, New College, and Magdalen,
;us ltoyal Highness ,returned to All Seuls, and ho.;
noured the Rev. Lewis SNIIYD with his company;
who had ordered art elegant collation to be prepared
in the apacious hall of his College. Amongst the
company invited were.
- Earl of Harcourt, Kuhr of tit* Horn "to the Queen, the
Counters of Harcourt, the Earl of Abingdon,- the Continua of
Abing.kni the Dean of Christ Church, Hon. Mn. Hail, ahe:
Misses 1411slarettes, ate. fig. 86e. •
At five o'clock the Royal Party returned .to N
ham with the Earl and Countess of 4aaoeuazi
partook of a suwanaoossdionet,