Star.
London, England, 1826-07-12 00:00:00

THE AItMY.

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testerday mornlitt, the nest Battalion of tile Coldstriani
Guards, under • the command of Lieutenant-Colonel HAMILTON,
marched 'rem the Barracks' at Knightsbridge into Hyde Park,
where they formed into line, with their right 'towards the river
and then' left extending Cowards Bayswater. Soon after ten
o'clock, Colonel bPD'oresits, of the Coldstream Regiment, accom-
panied by Colonel's Lord Sivreult and Towientats, of the Gre-
nadier Guards, and Colonel Cimino:on, of the 3d Guards, arrived.
•on the ground, and took a position in front of tlellne, where theY,
rrdeived the tun! salute;' they then passed down' thi front of the
fine, from right to left. The Battalion was then formed- into Com-
panies, and marched in review order to slost inad tibia time, wifeti
they weft again formed in line, and hied two foundd front right
twleft. Various other evolutions then took place, the main 'body
' advancing and retreating, covered et the Light Infantry, forming
into squares, deploying,* &c. Colonel Hatelldoar put the trono
through the manoeuvres, which were executed withpreat Preeisimii
and the firing was rernafkatly gond. The litte were furnished
with twenty roundi of cartridge each' min, and the skirsidsiset4
with thirty. The fineness of the day attracted a vast concourse of
spectator's, inneeg'st whorls were several 06cers of distinction,
with their Ladies. About twelve o'closth the Battalion returned
to their barracks without their band, which war detained in the
Park to amuse the company.
The first Division of the 60th Regiment (the Duke of Yuites
own RileiCorpe), marched into Plymouth garrison on Friday, and
the second on Saturday, from blanchester. The third (bead-
Ri
ers) were expected on Monday, and the remainder of the
ment on Tuesday.
e second Division of the 32d Regiment proceeded from Ply-
mouth garrison on Friday morning, and the third and last on Sa-
turday summing for Tavistock, on route to Halifax, in Yorkshire.
The 53d (Shropshire) Regiment of Infantry, parched on Mon-
day from Portsmouth for Birmingham.
Die remaining two Companies of the 60th Rifle Corps have
marched from Manchester for Plymouth. •
We have already stated that the bead-quarters of the 36th Regi-
ment, commanded by Colonel Baectev, which has been in India
since 11106, had arrived at Portsmouth, and disembarked at Cum-
berland barrack,. The two remaining divisions, which were to sad
immediately after them from the Mauritius, are daily expected;
when the Regiment will proceed to Hull to oin the depot, and the
wisple will be stationed kr the citadel of that place.

It was to have been hoped that when the sth of July
had passed over, our manufacturers, invead of giving
themselves up to despair, would have manfully put rheir
shoulders to the wheel, in order to c•'unteract the faci-
lities given to foreigners by the nex ly adopted measures.
It seems to be supposed, however, in some quarters, that
they have given up the cause as hopeless, as I age qua' .
tides of machinery have been sent to different pl.rces,
and particularly to Scotland, within the last work. It
is a lamentable fact that want of employment every
day becomes more general.---aliardevrteld