Star.
London, England, 1817-05-08 00:00:00

THE. ARMY.

LIST OF THE REGIMENTS
Mint? LT STATIONED AT THE CA?( 07 G,N)I3 N.SI
MA:IRI r 1 s, sr. lIILISNA3 AND IN 4..8 A
Ist Regt. (RI. Scots) U 80.
•111th
14th lit Battalion,
117th ....

. Mauritius.
Braga,-
Bengal-
Reyion.
Mauritius.
Bengal.
Madras.
Madrar. •
On passage to bait-
Bombay.
• Oa passage to noway ate r
St. lieleaa.

rad
Mks
SOttit:aw. •
461
ota... •
48th '

5Sa •
56dt
59th

Madras.
Bengal.
Copt of Good Hare.
Bombay.
Bengal.
Bengal.
Madrae.

60th Ist Battalion,
65th
66th
67tb
69th
764
73d--
•78th
•80th

••• WOO

Cape of Good Hopes
Bengal,
eylon.
Bengal.

334
•84th
.86th
87th
89th

On passage to Ceylon.
Madras.
--- Madras.
Bengal.
Bengal.
carto:s H1C.11411478.
Ceylon.

Ist Regt.
24
Sd
The Resimeuts marked thus c'), ♦:z. the 12th, ty.:h
sotb, it* and 86:b, are aU ordered home from Intll4.
Tomorrow we shall lay before our Readers a
of the Regiments now stationed in the West Iccc,
America, Gibraltar, the Mediterranen, and Afrka.

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NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING,.IIII7.
WEDNESDAY, LAY 7.
Sweepstakes of I non. each, b. ft. D. M.
Mr. Gogjaidl, &bath!, 76t.
Lord G. H. Cavendish's Alcohol, list. Gib
Lon! Darlington's Tigris, tht. alb.
Mr. Rush's Serapall, Ist.

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to 1 apt Beb:dil-5 to 4 on Tigri..
Lord 0. H. C.uvendigit'a Nectar, ist. I Sib. beat Mr. S•tat-
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Handicap Plate of .e5O, by Subscription, being the third el the
three Idso Places, for three, tour, five, 6.yeulth, and ate,
horeegi„, A.F.
Mr. Paypeieblesnnt colt Rankeboraugb, 4-yreold, 7sa Mb. I
th. h. Anticipation, S-yreold, nut 41b.
Mr. WVadietike, hr. c. Brother to Quack, 3 yreold, Set. 4th: $
11114.3iukithtbales bay mate Minuet, 5-yreoW, Su'. tllb.
ii„,.Parien started—The Judge placed but three.
7to yt Itanksborough-3 to 1 apt Anticipation-41d
to 1 apt the Duke of Oration's Minuet.
' PEDESTRIANISM.

The Griot Pedestrian Contest between EATOY and BAVA,
the Kentish hero, commenced yesterday on N'unnwood Seta.,
on the left side of the Canal, nearly opposite the Mitre Tarr
Ills arduous uodertaking Is to walk 2000 miles in 42 days, f..t
Otte Hundred Guineas aside, besides a number of private to.
Therellare two marquees erected as the starting pose, 6.r the
commodation of the Pedestrians, and in which they are tc rr,l
until the task la accomplished. The ground measured from the
marquees, Is 220 yards oat and In, makings quarter ut a n. r:
they walk parallel to each other, at the distance of 20 y.tds
'lin an to start every morning at three o'clock, and not to walk
after eleven at night. When all was settled, they tossed 1p
the deice of 'tonne, and EATON *On: he chose the ion v.'.
Wkhla see minutes to four, the/ took possession of titer resat'
dp amargatio. At four o'clock, At a given signal, they start., A
the presence of several hundred spestators. Yesterday brill*
commencement, they were only to walk twn hours; and
o'clock, when• they mopped, they had performed ten :ales

1.. Tye eollectiOn made in Court fee the onim.-701.2
Mary Ryan, whose husband was executed on Fr'dq
last, with the money since sent to her in risea
amounts to above twenty *pounds. It appears she:is
three infant orphan children;
Wednesday morning, the 7th inst. the remai.t4
Sir Jacos H. A stter, Bart. late M. P. for e, :e coulty
of Norfolk, were removed from his house
street, to his :ntertnent in the family vault at Nlel..orp
Constable, in Norfolk, in the following inocesbien;
Four Mutes on Horseback,
Four Horsemen In Mourning Cloaks,
State Sd of Feathers,
The Hearse, drawn by six horses, with plumes of Nark testi*,
and velvet coverings,
• Pages attediag on sack side,
Two mourning coachis and six hones, with plumes at fuel"
and velvet coverings to the limes, attended by PM".
In the first coach, bin son • Bit Jacob Astley, But. and bis tr.e•
diet, aid J. F.Cawthortir, Esq. M. P. In the second coach,
aid Jones, Esq. an intimate and old Wend of the feraily•Pr4""
WilliCrsq furor to Sir Jacob, followed by the lam* eerrila'l
and servants on horseback. and the hallowing Nub4lll"
Gesitlirtnetes carriage. :—Dowager Lady hieshormigh, Lad
Meilio—r—ough, J. F. Lawn borne, Esq. Earl of Warwidi.l-1"
huille7rady Byron' Sir Ralph Noel, Sir 1 bonus Apreece•
Melcaire7E sq. .1r Tbs.:nap Preston, Earl Nrison, Earl Ortifill
Viicoint Amain, Bishop of Norwich, Mr Martin Foulke,. 3'
Oahe Li. J. B. Plasiowe, Esq. Rev. Plastowe, +Rea
droll, Esq, Jawing., Esq. HudsOn Gre-esy, Esq. 1. WIN
Esq.
Esq. Lady Andover, Dr. Ilaßlie, Dr. Pemberton.
LONDON;

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