Star.
London, England, 1829-09-03 00:00:00

THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 3, 1529.

• STATIONS OF THE *OITSEHOLD TROOPS.
The First Regiment of Ilk 'Guards (Cuirassiers) Colonel the
Earl-of Harrington, consistina of eight troops, 409 men,
stationed at the' Reggae Perk Barracks, under the command of
Lieutenant-Colonel the /Ton. H. B. Ligon M.P. The Second
Resilient of Life Guards (Cul:esteem) Colonel Earl Cathcart,
eight troops, 490 then, stationed at Knightsbridge Barracks, under
the• command el 'LletiZelosel the Hon. E. P. Lygon. The
Regiment of Roy"' Horse Guards (blue), Colonel his Royal High
nem the Duke of Cumheriand, eight troops, 320 men, stationed
at Windsor, undo; the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Cle-
ment Hill. The nit Degheent of Grenadier Guards, Colonel
its Grate the Dike :of Wellington, consisting of tissue bat..
haulms; the Ist battalim of 10 companies, 600 man, stn
dotted at Portman-street Barracks, under the command of
CoL .1. Hanbur7 the Ild battalion of eight companies,
.040 'men, stationed at Knightsbridge Barracks, under the
coauseld of Col. 3..o.—Wriodforlithalisie third battalion- of Gist*
comPlaleas 440 men, etetioned at Windsor, leader Me nom.
mend of Col. Lord Salmon. The Colditemon Guards, Colonel his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, consisting of two batta-
lions ; the Ist bitt. of eight companies, 640 men, stationed in Dub-
lin, under the command' of Ueut. Cell. J. Macdonnell—the 9d but.
of eight companies, 460 Men, are distributed in quarters at West.
=inner. The regiment of Foot Guards; Colonel his Royal
.. Highness the Duke of Gloucester, consisting of two battalions;
the first battalion of eight companies, 640 men, stationed at the
Tower. under the command of Colonel W. A. Keete ; the 2d bat-
talion of eight companies, of 640 men, stationed at the King's
Mews Barracks, under the command of Col. C. Bowater ; the
whole forming a fine effective force of 304 *Scan, and 3,760
privates.
The 65th regiment of font has received orders to prepare for
embarkation tbe'beginning of the ensuing month for the West In-
dies, for the purpose of relieving the 2d battalion of the 60th Rile
Corps.

INDIAN ARMY.
GENERAL ORDERS BY THE RIGIIT HONOURABLE TILE

GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL.

Political Deparunent, Feb. 13, 1929.
On the departure of Aiajor•General Sir Archibald Campbell for
Europe, the Hight Hon. the Governor. General in Council deems
it due to that distinguished Meer to express In a General Order
the sense entertained by Government of his conduct while excl.-
dsing the chief Military command and political controul oa the
coast of Tenasserim.

The services of Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell in Ava,
have already been acknowledged end applauded by the Supreme
Government of India, and been honoured and rewarded by his
Sovereign, by Parliament, and the Hon. the Court of Director..
On the present occasion Isis Lordship In Council has great satis-
faction in recording his unqualified approbation of the valuable
and meritorious services since rendered by hlajor-General Sir
Archibald Campbell, in the conduct of our political relations with
the Government of Ava subsequently to the conclusi..n of peace
with that State, and in declaring his opinion that the ability and
success with which Sir Archibald Campbell has discharged the im-
portant functions of his station, during the period referred to, have
augmentedlicelaims to the consideration and applause of this Go-
vernment, and of•the superior authorities at home. •
By command of the Rt. Hon. the Governor-General in Council,
(Signed) GEORGE SWINTON,
Chief Secretary to Government.

ossmut. ORDSIII ST INS RIGHT NOWOUSAILI TLS SISISSNOS•
SISESAL 1111 4301SCIL.
Fort William, February 113.
His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, having submitted for
the consideration of Government a Return of the several cam-
paigns and actions in which the troops of the Bengal Army have dis-
tinguished themselves, from the commencement of the British mili-
tary power in India, to the conquett of the Island of Java ; and
having recommended that the names by which the mom! cam-
paigns and actions are distinguished should be borne se a devise on
the regimental colours and appointments of the corps who took a
part in them, the General in Council has much satisfaction in adopt-
ing his Excellency's suggestion, and in sanctioning a distinction so
justly due to the army for a long' votirse of honourable and pliant
services.

In conformity with the foregoing Resolution, the Devices to be
borne on the Regimental Colours and Appointments of Corps will
be as follow :
'l4astey-1 at and 2d European Regiments; Ist Native Infantry.
Dusar-Ist and 24 European Regiments; 2d, 3d, sth, Bth, 9th,
and 10th Native Infantry.
Korai' Ist and 10th Native Infantry.
Guzerat-Ist and 24 European 'Regiments ; 2d, 3d, sth, 7th,
11th, and 13th Native Infantry.
Camatte-4th, 12th, and 21d Native Infantry.
Mysore-4th, 6th, 13th, and 16th Native Infamy.
Seringapatam-14th, 16th, 36th, 37th, 38th, and 39th Native
Infantry.

Ally bhur-7th, 93d, and 35th Native Infantry.
Dehlee-2d and 3d •Light Cavalry ; Ist, .sth, 22d, 23d, 28th,
30th, and 31st Native Infantry.
Laswatrie-Ist, Yd, 3d, 4th, and 6th Light Cavalry ; Ist, 12th,
2lst,24tb, 30th, 31st, and 33d Native Infantry.
Deig-2d and 3d Light Cavalry; lst and 2d European Regi-
ments; sth, 7th, 9th, 30th, 31st and 44th Native Infantry.
Java—Governor-General's Body Guard ; 25th and 40th Native
Infantry. WM. CASEMENT. Lieut.-Col.
Sec. to Govt. Mily. Dept.
MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.

Gintsaat.—Right Hon. Sir D. Baird. Bart. C.C.S. and K.C.
44th Foot, Governor of Fart George, Ferntower, Perthshire, Aug.
11P20.

fislartasusser-Gnizaar..—William Spencer, Storston, Norfolk'
.Jkih. 87. 1819.
laintamater-Countaxs--Williarns, 2d Foot; Bird, Ceylon Regi.
.leopt„. Colombo, April 3,1822.
• Ilksoas—Bowater, half-pay, Royal Marines, March 15, 1829;
Thompson, ditto, May 18.
-Cairauss—Vane, Coldstream Guards, Sidmouth, August 9,
1829; Le Guay, 2d Battalion Ist Font; Messourl, Trichinopnly,
Madras, February 28; Pelllchody, 4lat Foot, Ormshaycutty, Ma-
dras, February 10; Jones, Royal Artillery, Trincomalee, April
25 ; Dawson, Royal Engineers' Colombo, March 28, 1829 ; Pat.
tentiloyal Marines, April 10 ; Brittain, late !loyal Marines Aug-
-11; 'Hook, half-pay. Staff Cotps tif Cavalry, Plymouth, July 28;
Mitchell, half-pay, 80th Foot, Jersey, June 22; Kingsbury, half-
pay, 81st Foot, Jidwardsburgh, Upper Canada. March 20, 1828 ;
Evans, half-pay, 89th Foot, Droitwich, June 3, 1829 ; Ruperti,
b.ll-pay, 7th Line Battalion, King's German Legion, Papenburgh,
Hanover, May 27 ; Wyndowe, halt-pay, Unattached.
m Luturaors.—Thornhill, 40th Foot, flobart's Town, Van
Diernin's Land, Feb. 18, 1819 ; Chaloner, Std Foor (supposed
to be drowned in the Arid packet in Nov. last. on her passage to
Halifax, Nova Scotia) ; Tolfrey, 87th Foot, July 2S, 1829 ; Wm.
Calder. 91st Foot, Jamaica, Aug. 1; Barton, Royal Marines,
June 18; Magill, haif.pay Royal Marines, Jan. 34; Chambers,
late Royal Marine's April 9; Niftier. late ist Veteran Battalion,Feb. 24; Kirk, late 4th Veteran Battalion, July: Findlay, late
nth Veteran Battalion, Lambeth, July 12; Fitzgerald. half-pay,
sth Font, June 24 ; Don. Cameron, half-pay, 78th Foot, Glen-
stockdale, near Appin, June 8; John Campbell, half-pay, 188th
Foot, Grenraliods, Argyllshire, March 14; Latham, half-pay,
4th West India liailinisent.
&Mont LSEUTZNANTS MID RPOILIPIS....ROr, Royal Mafille., at
sea, March 6, 1829; 31aed.'ugall, late 9th koyal Veteran Bat-
' talion. Edinburgh. Aug. 1 ; Gugy, half pay, Glens. Fendbka ;
Magee;tialt pay, Uttattachest,'(drowned), July 18,1829.
PAYMASTER,— Drowne;ltali pay, 4th Ceylon Reglment,Weelimay,
Senuersetskive, July. 24, 1829..

half pay, Roxburgh's Forcible Cavalry,
July 6. 111U9.

Qunavait-Mareasis—Sherklan. half pay, 22d Dragoon. (pry-
viously of the 39th Fete), July 28, 1829 i plinth'', late stilts
"*.saF.',ol," July 30. „ . ,
• licirsc'ros -or Homrsi.s.—P. sllkarsivresi 641 K pay. boll%
Ass. Ail!, 1829. • • • • • . • •I
" AIIaTANT•SUROIOI,4.—DaIy. 63J Font.
VlCTENll*l7.6lllll•lllll%.7Chligibtoll, half pay, Ist Drassosesori.
thiskvy, Outs 21, 11124..