Star.
London, England, 1828-10-18 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The depot of the Seth Regiment of Foot Ws lambed from
Maßippe to Tralee.
REVIEW OF THE 87? M REGIMENT._

In the course of last week Major General &r Huey Boarasin,l
LC. ti.. the General commanding this Dims ict, slaked our Garrison,
and Saturday last was appointed as the day on which he would
review the gallant 87th, the whole Regiment having been stationed
bare for genie time. The morning was delightfully fine, and as
this is somewhat a novel spectacle Isere, a very large concourse of
'eagle, *moos whom Were many elegantly dressed Ladies, were
collected on the Roods,. There are few places in the kingdmit so
admirably adapted for such a purpose as this fine piece of ground,
whether we consider it in reference to the evolutions of the soldiers,
sir the accommodation of the spectators. About nine, the Regiment,
*Mei consists of 800 of as fine fellows as ever presented a front to
the enemies of Old England, were assembled on the E.planade,
from of the Castle, from whence they marched, preceded by their
band, through Nicholas-street, to the ground, which had been
marked out some days before. By ten o'clock the whole corps was
in motion before the General, and exhibited a most imposing
Ipecac& ; their bort:Oiled arms and accoutrements glittering in
the SOP. and their clothing beautifully neat and clean.
We regret. that our ignorance of military tactics disqualifies
from a scientific description of the different movements of the

(tops, hut the ease, ender, regularity, and quickness, with which
they executed their varied evolutions, were astonishing to a be-
holder. In starching, counter-marching, forming the line, changing
(rook forming the square, 6ring by volleys, in companies, Ste.. &c.
the whole appeared like magic, and gave us a practical illustration
of that high state of discipline to which the British army has at
taints'. The review lasted for about two hour, when the yogi
anent, on its return to the Castle, passed through the city, by
Watergate•street and Bridge-street. We are assured, that the in.
..acting General expressed himself in very warm terms on the
ellickney and discipime of the corps, and particularly eulogized I
ea. war and die °Beers, for the correct order that was so ob-
vious, not only in the external appearance arise regiment, but also
in its internal economy. Owing to the piece of este of the men
hanging are. which went oir while be was in the act of rednading.
Oa thumb of his right band was severely injured, but we are happ)
to say, he is nearly recovered from the wound.
A rumour having spread, that the fifth bad received orders to
hold themselves in readiness to -leave Chester, we have made it
nor business to inquire into its truth, in a quarter where we could
depend upon authentic information; and we have the satisfaction
•to say, that no orders of such a nature have been received. The
only circumstance which is at all likely to deprive the city of dd.
corps, who have endeared themselves to lie by their conduct rot
two memorable occasions, as well as by their genital peaceful dr-
ateasiuur, is the possibk necessity which may arise of sending ten,.
toreements to the army in Ireland—a contingency whit** 11-p.
and believe will never otter.—Cheeler Oiroseek