Star.
London, England, 1818-08-11 00:00:00

ti 271 T ARMY.

Tuesday g Grand 'Leviers', consisting tit the Regi-
ments of the Garrison of Dublin. comprising the 3d
Dragoons, 14th Light Dragoons, Ist Scots Royal,
90th, 93d (Hightan-lers), snd 50th Foot, marched
from their respective Barracks info the Phcenix Park,
where they Were met by the Brigade of Horse anti
Foot Artillery, and the Generals in command of the
District. At one o'clock the whole formed into a
line, with the Artillery on the flank ; and shortly
after his Excellency the LORD LIRUTRNANT'S arrival
on the ground was announced by a discharge of can.
non ; and his Excellency having passed from rightl
to left of the fine line formed, a feu dejoye was firei.
and three cheers given, when; after performing the
e►olutions cf a field-dav, they returned to their diffe-
rent quarters, about three o'clock. The brilliancy
of the spectacle and the fineness of the day, drew to-
gether a great concourse of the inhabitants of the city.
Last week the 2d Battalion of the 60th Regiment,
a Rifle Company, and a small detachment of the 76th
Regiment, embarked at Cowes on board the transport
ships Sarah, EDw. Osits, and the Asia, Was. WARD,
for Quebec, and sailed on Friday.

' Saturday the detachments of Royal Marine Artil-
lery that were embarked on board the guard-sbips
at Portsmouth disembarked at Fort Monckton.
The following isthe distribatitm of the 16th Lancers:
One troop stationed at Capp:mid:l—One at voat
Clonnte'l. bead-quarterl—Ode at Carrick-oorStdr--Otte at New
Rocs—and One Kilcany.

9,d Royal North British Dragoons, distributed as
follows:

Two tronrs at Dundalk, which is held-quart:ma—Two at Drl-
rbct—OnL at Londonderry—and One at slnnaghau.

44th Regiment of Foot—Routes were received at
Kilkenny, the head-quarters of this Regiment, direct-
ing that the following detachments si&old proceed
Ito the undermentioned stations, viz.
! One Captain, 4 serjeants, 1 drummer, 48 rank file to Theirles
—1 subaltern, 1 serjeaat, and 19 rank and file,„to Crlingiord-1
subaltern, 1 s: rjeant, and 19 rank aml ilk to Barripoleigh—lsub-
altern, 1 serjeant, and 19 rank and file to Ballyraggilt-1
subal-
tern, 1 serjsant, and 15 rank and file to DlPOllltic—l subaltern, 1
serjeant, and 15 rank and file to Tullarone-1 subaltern, 1 ser-
jeant, and 13 rank and file to Dundrum—,l subaltern, 1 serjeant
and 12 rank and file to Cappawbiu..-1 subaltern, 1 s rjeant and
12 la and file to Littleton—l serjeant and 13 rank and file to
Dunmore-1 Field Officer, n Captitiux' 2 subalterns, 5 serjaanta
and 76 rank and file to Cashel—aud 1 subaltern, 1 sergeant, andl
' 27 rank and file to Teroßlemore.
In the latter-mentioned stations, the detachments
are to relieve similar parties belonging to the 16th
Foot, which arc ordered to join the headquarters of
their regiment.

A route was received at Armagh, directing that two
companies belonging to the &'d Regiment should
march from thence to Newry; where they are to con-
tinue doing duty till further orders.
Routes were received by the detachments helvng-
ing to the 16th Foot, stationed at Cashel and Tern-
plemore, directing that they should march to join
their head-quarters at Athlone, when relieved by si-
milar parties belonging to the 44th Regiment.

The following is the distribution of the 27th Re-
, gi n lent of Foot:
Four companies are stationed at Waterford, which is the head-
maarters of the Regirnent—two companies stationed at Wexford.
"•—ase compaay at Carlow—one company at Duni:Amnon Fort.

A route was received at Newry, directing the ewe
companies belonging to the 42d Regiment, stationed
there, to march from thence. to Dundalk, the head-
quarters of the regiment, when relieved by the 82d
Regiment, and at the same time 1 Captain, 2 subal-
terns, 3 serjeants, and 50 rank and tile, received or-
' ders to march from Dundalk to Drogheda, where
they ate to do duty until relieved by other troops.

The Duke of WELLINGTON, accompanied by his
Aid-de-Camp, Col. HARVEY, left Apsley-house about
half past four o'clock yesterday afternoon, for France.'
The Duke of GLOUCESTER, after reviewing the
troops of three Legions at Brest, the 29th July, sailed
&cm thence the evening of the 3d, and is to touch at
Belle-Isle before proceeding to Rochelle and Roche-
fort. His Royal Highness received the attentions
paid to him at Brest in a manner Ullich won all
hearts. The civilities of the naval and military Wil-
-1 eels there were very considerable. Tile fortifications
were shewn to him, and when his Highness was on
the tower of the Telegraph, the fact of his being
there was immediately communicated to Paris. His
Royal Highness sent 200 francs to the Comedians.