Star.
London, England, 1828-04-16 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

This day Lord Hitt. held a Levee at the Horse Guards, as
Comtnander.in.Chief of the Forces. The Levee was attended by
the following General and other Officers:

Gessasas—Sir Aimed Clark, Sir David Baird, Earl of Dar-
lington, Earl of Cork, Earl of Wicklow.
Lizirrmarrr-GazzaaLs—Dunlop, Rial, Darreck, Sir F. Robin-
son, Croshie, G. Starling, Anslie.
Masol-Gzszaat.s—Ramsay, D. Stewart, De Butts, Sir John
Macra, Sir Colin Campbell, Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, Sir Horace
Sr. Paul, Monckton, Sir James Smyth, Lord Barnard, Rear.
Admiral Fitzgerald, and about sixty other Officers.
Lord FSTZNOT Someasirr, as Military Secretary to General Lord
HILL, went through his List yesterday, at his Office l the Horse
Guards.

A dozen Generals, and about seventy other Officers, transacted
military business with his Lordship.
The Ist Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment of Guards arrived
in town yesterday from Portugal, and received orders to march to
Knightsbridge Barracks.
The 2d Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards arrived in
town yesterday from Portugal, and received orders to march to the
Tower.
The 2d Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment of Guards marched
yesterday from Westminster, for Windsor.
The Ist Battalion of the Coldstream Regiment a Guards moved
yesterday from the King's Mews, to Westminster quarters.
The 2d Battalion of the edlcluream Regiment of Guards moved
yesterday, from Portman-street Barracks to the King's Mews.
The ist Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards moved yes.
terday, from Knightsbridge Barracks, to Portman street Barracks.
The Ist 'Division of the 21st Fusileers marched yesterday, and
the 2d Division of the same Corps marched today, front Windsor
for Portsmouth.

The lot Division of the 724 Highlanders marched on Monday,
and the 2d Division of the same Corps marched yesterday, from the
Tower for Chatham.

A Detachment from the Royal Artillery has embarked at Cork
for Corfu.
The 85th Regiment has arrived at Malta.
The Commander-in Mt!, Sir GI:OROS MesaAe, left Dublin for
London on Saturday.
Captain Twezoa, of the Oldham Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry,
bas received an official communication from the Lord Lieutenant
of the county, acquainting him, that in consequence of his not being
able to increase his Troop establishment to the standard prescribed
by Us Majesty's Government. the Tooop is dissolved, and its
members rekased from all military engagements. His ALLIRSTY
has commanded an assurance to be given to the members of the
several corps thus dissolved, that he is deeply sensible of the zeal
and patriotism uniformly displayed by these highly respectable
bodies, from the time of their services being first called into action
under the preasure of the war, down to the present moment, when-
ever their services have been required. The'Oldham TVonp has
been on active duty for eleven years, during which period its ser-
vices have frequently been required in aid of the civil power in
times of disturbante. The late Officers have continued in command
during the whole time; and the general good conduct of the Officers
and privates, and their prompt discharge of every duty, have pro.
cured them. we understand, the unqualified approbation of each
succeeding Inspecting Officer, front the first enrolment of the corps.