Star.
London, England, 1829-10-17 00:00:00

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The following co•inties, &c. are cot contained in any nilltsty
district, and the troops station d in those inturiet repi rt direct to
head quarters, viz.
Bedford, Berkshire, Bristol and its vicinity, Buckingham. Cam-
bridge, Derby, T•ssez, Gloucester, ilereford, Ilunriugdon. tent,
Leicester, Lincoln, Middlesex, Menntouth. Norfelk. Ntetteunp •
ton, Oxford, Rutland, Salop, Stafford. Suffolk, Surrey. Sussex,
Wales, North and South, Warwick, Worcester.
The troops in the Isle of Wight report to the General Offices'
commanding at Portsmouth.
Two troops of the 3d Light Dragoons (Ceptain ./ebb's and Car -
tain Barker'e) have kft Sheffield barracks for Rochdale, to relieve
two troops of the same regiment quartered there, which return to
head quarters at this place.
The Review of the Renfrewshire Yeomanry Cavalry took place
in the same park where the regiment had been during tie
previous part of the week. It is situtted about halt a mile to the
north of the town, on the farm of Abbot's Itch. • The regiment
was drawn up in line on the field cons'derably bef, r, noun, and
shortly afterwards Archibald Campbell, E•q. of Blythe.w oad. iv,
hi. state uniform, as Lord Lieutenant of the County, arnved, ac-
companied by Lord Cathcart, Sir A. Canipbtll, of Succoth, and 4
nurnbt rof other Gentlemen. At one &clack Major Graham, tat
the itth Royal Lancers, the Inspecting Officer, and his Stahl•, el:
terra :hr held. Immediately on his arrival, the regiment w.•
put in motion. speaking front personal observation, and that c:
riper:errs d °faros in the field who witnessed them, we cat.
state, that the most complicated and difficult evolution. weir
exect.ttd with an rase, rapidity, and accuracy. that weuld live
core rred honour on any regiment of the line. The revit•sv
bettg concluded, the rtgiment formed a hollow square, tilt.
Earl of Cathcart then riding up, ads:mord them its en ewer.
&rile speech, after which be rode off, and the regiment gave three
times three ch:era. Sir Michael Shaw Stewart then also addresse
the regime n,an•l w cone!i.+i•rn was greeted with r treated hem.
The s. nu c bUNIIIVOS of eh- day being finished with the ts
the entire: wa• c'e d for the fell: 110 1p race.. .Y-
-c.trd veil rn stl., t::•ert.t, not only lions the he:silt:rein:lr.: tar•
them, hut from the fine appesrance or thy ca” le tlt.t sv.•re b_•
On the occasisse. Toe winners of the rev. t.t.tvr Troop rata F .•t.:
as Wilu A' 7 t.t oop rata, Mr. Jolts Spears 2d Troop, :tir.
Thorti..s Caldwt II ; 7,J Troop, Air. Pollock . and 4th Troop. ?4r.
Killoch. Atter these, the regimental race 14;414 when the above
gentlemen stare.' its capit .1 s:yle, and after a sceh C Iltroteti
struggle, was won by Mr. John Speirs, tai tie Ist Troop. In the
race., 41/1111e few acc.deesis to the Inds rs occurred, hut none of serioss
mono-Est. fit the . vcnisse, 150 o:hat rn,ti sat down to dinner in
Mr. Walkre., of the !teary wthire Tontine. Sir Michael Sean
Stewart in the chair; C ptaan Ilotovt):1 Stewart and Lis:ittenar.t
Farquharson critni TLe Chlirman was supported on th••
right by the I.ord Lit Urt , Sir Archibald Campheil of Suc-
toth, Major GrahAis tat the Plitt Lancers, and on the left t•y tbe
Provost and Ala,i-tratte Pai,ley, and Major 51 ddleton of the
The officris or the I.lllcer., atsd of the and a eunther
of distinguished iodividiods, honoured the meeting by their attend
arcs'. Dr. Lurite and Mr. M'Nair officiated as Ciniplain..—
Poracy .Icfnertiser.