Star.
London, England, 1827-06-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY:

ne rd Regiment of Bucks Yeomanry on Maids, was reelewea
at ihckiustate, previous to its disbandment by his Grace the Duke
lirtiossas.
Ile IA Light Dragoons are expected to take up their head-
water at Rseter.
ybe fiord Ist Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by the
got Han. Lord Roux, are eerdered to assemble at Tiverton on
are inst. instead of Blaster.
*111.'06 Regiment had embarked In January teat from Cal-
WU I oared tor Ragland in the Lord Lynedock and toes-
tali:, they may be daily expected
ybe second Regiment of Bueka Hussar Yeomanry, under the
w,mand of the Marquis of Crum% completed their permanent
ds, le Tuesday last, having on the previous day been reviewed
blow Park, by ha Grace the Duke of Boolunemaar. attended
• "rakes from several Cavalry Regiments. It is but justice to
ffet the orier and precision with which the varietal evolutions
performed, would have done honour to more practised
Napa, sad called for the warmest approbation from the Noble
Doke, a well as from the military part of the spectators. It being
qa annivenary of the late King's Birth-day, a numerous party
aramMed afterwards at the Cobham Arms, at the invitation of
Lord Culottes, to partake of an excellent dinner, which had been
provided for the occasion.
MILITARY COLLEGE, SANDHURST.
At the examination of the Junior Department, which took place
mac the Commissioners of this Institution, au the eth hi*. (as
ilnliOnliad in the STAR of Saturday), between tMrty nod forty
Gentkrnea Cadets passed examinations, which reflected great credit
en themselves, and on the Institution itself. To particularise indi-
viduals where merit is at generally divided aught WOW invidious, yet
we cannot avoid mentioning the names of a few, via.—Gentlemen
Cadets Tose, FTII4I, CIIARTIXT, I:YRRLI3I. MT, BURRATIFRO,
FTRWICE, HOBART, sod Butt—without, however. meaning to infer
that the merits of the other young Gentlemen who were misdeed
should be at ail prejudiced by the omission of their names in this
fist, the whok of them having, more or less, exhibited proofs of
Menet and attainments in general, or individual branches of study,
'cording to their standing at the College.—On Saturday the Beard
reattembled, for the examination of the Senior Department, eon.
listing of the same members as on the preceding day, with the ex-
ception of Sir Hewer TOWNS. the Adjutant-General, when Capt.
Wiwi' Hesse ARAM, of the loth, or North Lincolnshire,
giestent of Foot, presented himself foe examination, and maul-
had a great degree of talent in the various branches of anathema-
ms, and in permanent and field fordbeation--castratnetation—the
'wick sod defence of places • for all which acquirement., as wen as
'le tie specimens of his military plans and server. be rteleed the
ethnicrited encomiums of the whole Board, together with the
sal certificate of eligibility to serve on the Staff of the Army.
Captain ADAMS was the only senior student examined en this mu-
lls. Few Olken have left the institution more highly talented ;
we store deservedly esteemed.—Tbe absence of the Secretary of
Wsr from these eternisation', owing to unavoidable canoes of •
laded nstute,was very much regretted by the Commissioners. At
tie omission of the examination,the Earl of Roass.vx, accompanied
by the ether Commissioners, repaired to the Riding School, and
WI highly gratified with the great progress which the young
Gestlemeo exhibited in the knowledge and prealm of military
floatation, under the able direction of Captain