Star.
London, England, 1818-10-28 00:00:00

VIZ ARMY.

There is now a magnificent Hospital building in
the Regency Park, solely intended-for Soldiers affec-
ted with Opthalmia, and other diseases of the eyes.
DOVER, °crones 27.—Lieutenant-General Lord
iht.r. arrived here last night in the Dover, Captain
DAVISON. S tiled this day, the Ant, Capt. BARNET,
for Calais, with passengers, and several sail of small
craft, fur that port, to take in troops. The first di•
vision of the British Army is expected to reach Ca-
lais this evening or to-morrow morning, and will
commence embarking for this port immediately.
The following has been issued as a more full and
correct Account of the Reductions, &c. in the Army :
lath Light Dragoons
!ISt Ditto 648
Ditto 648
Oda Corps of Cavalry - - - - 216
In Men per Regiment In the two Regiments
bf Life Guards, and 104 Men in the Royal
Regiment of Horse Guards - - -
Ten Men per TroCop in each of the Regiments
of Dragoon Guards and Draguions serving
In Great Britain and Ireland - - -
Difference of establishment between the six
Regti. of Cavalry returning from France,
and that now fixed
Dineen Boys per Regiment in the Royal Re-
• &lent of Horse Guards, Dragoon Guards,
and Dragoons, ditto - -
Tbree Troops of the Royal Waggon Train -

1780

1104

- 6,000•

Ten Men per Company in each of the Itegi-
tneuts of Foot finards, 72 Companies -

••••... 720

944 b, 95th. 93th, and 97th Regiments, each at
800 Rank and File
3d and 4th Battalions of the 60th -
5d Battalion Rile Brigade - - -
Two West India Regiments - - -
The Royal York Rangers - - - -
The Royal West India Rangers . - -
The Loyal Aft lean Corps - - -
The York Masseurs
Two Black Garrison Companies for service at
the Bahamas

3,200
1,600
610
1,600
1,000
1,000
1,000
600

ILcruiting Companies of 18 Regiments - 144
Fifteen Frivates per Company in every Regi-
ment of Infantry, exclusive of India 12,n00
Royal Staff Corps, two Compan:cs - - 120
Difference of establishment between the 84th
and 86th Regiments ordered home from In-
dia, and that now fled

608
24,682

Total Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry

51,402 t

The Supernumerary Lieutenant-Colonels of the two regiments
of Life Guards, to be discontinued upon the strength of these
corps, and their pay to be placed under the head of Allow-
ances, Szc.
The Supernumerary Lieutenant-Colonels of five Regiments of

The Officers of Recruiting Companies of 18 Regiments.
The third Sub.ittern per Company in the Regiments of Pot

The additional Lieutenant per Company in Regiments of
Light Infantry and Rifle Battalions, and Corps serving in the
West Indies and Ceylon.
The Second Assistant-Surgeons of Regiments of Cavalry,
root Guard;, and Infantry.
The total of these Reductions in the Cavalry, Foot Guards,
and Infantry, amount to more than 7, ,000 men and officers;
the Artillery pot included.
• One Serjeant per troop In each of the regiments of Dragoon
Guards, DrAgoons, and Light Dragoons, serving in Great Bri-
tain and Ireland.
y One Serjeant per company in evety regiment of Infantry,
exclusive of those serving in the East Indies.

The following reduction is to take place in the
Life Guards, Ist and 2cl:—we give the present and
future establishment:
1111:111r. IPRZIIENT.
2 Alajors
8 Captains 8
8 Lieutenants
8 Sub•Lieutenaats 8
1 Adjutant 1
I Surgeon 1
1 Assistaut-Surgeon .9

rcruar. torsm.
1 Kettle-drum 1
1 Corporal-Major I
1 Schoolmaster Cor-
poral 1
Hospital.litto
1 Tailor ditto 1
1 iaidl.r ditto
40 Corporals 40
536 Privates 408
274 Horses 508