Star.
London, England, 1821-06-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Saturday, the 57t1 Regiment of Foot, commanded by Colonel
Sir Joan COLIDORNE, received their route at Hull, for Ireland:
the first division marched from Hull on Monday morning, and
the second was to follow yesterday.
The 7th Fusileers are expected at Hull to do garrison duty.
Yesterday, the first division of the 85th, consisting of three
companies, left Brighton, and the whole of the Regiment will
very shortly proceed to embark for a foreign destination.
Monday, the 4th Light Dragoons, stationed at the Royal Ca-
valry Barracks In Canterbury, had a field-day in their Barrack-
yard, in commensuration of the birth-day of his late NIAMITY
after which an elegant dune was given by the Officers to a
large party of the neighbouring Gentry, which was concluded
with a dance.

The East Kent Regiment of Militia having completed its pe-
riod of twenty-one days training, in Canterbury, were disbanded
on Monday, and the men returned to their respective homes.
Saturday, the West Kent Militia were reviewed by the Lord-
Lieutenant of the County, the 3larquis of CAMDAN. in the Roe-
buck Field, Maidstone. They went through a variety of ma-
nceuvres in a style that reflected great credit on the Regiment.
After the Review, the Noble Marquis expressed to Colonel
DaLcos the high gratification he experienced in witnessing the
manner in which the men had acquitted themselves. The, day
was remarkably fine, and the field was attended by a great num-
ber of spectators. The Marquis of CAMDEN was accompanied
by the Earl of BRICICNOCC, Sir Jonx IfitowN, of the Cavalry
Depot, and several other Officers. When the Corps left the
field, the Noble Marquis, the Earl of BIECK/WEE, put them-
; selves at the bead of the column, and accompanied it into
Maidstone.

Saturday, the second Regiment of the King's Cheshire Legion,
arrived in Chester, for training during the space of eight days.
The Macclesfield Squadron of the King's Cheshire Volunteer
Legion, and the newly-raised Troop of Adiington Lancers, as-
sembled last week at Macclesfield, for the usual period of per-
manent duty.

Monday, the Ist Regiment of the Royal Surrey Militia were
mustered at Kingston and released from the annual training,
by their Colonel, Lord GRAwrLZY. The other two Field Offi-
cers, Lieutenant-Colonel DELar, and Major BUODEN, were pre-
sent. The men, by the assiduity of Captain-Adjutant Surt.vow,
were as much improved in appearance and discipline as the short
time they were allowed to be out could possibly admit, and
were entitled to great commendation for their regularity and
good conduct.

The baggage of the 6th Regiment of Foot has been shipped
on board the Borodino transport, at Hull, for St. Helena, and
the Regiment, about 650 strong, now quartered at Beverley,
and the neighbouring towns, will embark at the above port as
soon as the transports arrive there.

Two very handsome Monuments have just been placed up in
Sr. l'aul's Cathedral, to the right of the North entrance, to the
memory of the late Lieutenant-General Sir MOMAS
and Major-General 11. t, who full at the battle of Waterloo.—
The former is from the chisel of GAJIAGAN, and the latter
from that of HOMER.

Commission in the Pifeshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutcnart of the County of Fife.
Captain Andrew harebell to be Itiajor, v. Rutherford, deceased.

Commissions signed by the Lord lieutenant of the West Riding
of the County of York, City and County of the City of York.
Robert Chaloner, Thomas Lodington Fairfax, William Lister
Fenton Scott, and William Markham, Emirs. to be Deputy

Lieutenants. . -
Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry—Major Richard York to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, vice Lord Hawke, resigned; Captain George
Lane Fox to be tslajor, vice York, promoted ; Lieutenant
William Lister Fenton Scott to be Captain, vice Fox, pro-
moted ; Cornet Thomas Dowker to be Lieutenant, vice Scott,
promoted; the Hon. John Hobart Cradock to be Cornet; Sir
John Yaniln Bempde Johnstone, Bart. to be ditto, v.Greaves.
Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry Ca-
valry—John staniforth Beckett, Esq to be Captain, vice
Edmunds, resigned ; Joseph Clarke, Gent. to be Lieutenant,
vice Cuttle, resigned; John Childers, Gent. to be Cornet,
vice Brown, deceased; Richard Cuttle, Gent. to be ditto,
vice Schofield, tesigned ; Robert Saunders, Esq. to be Adju-
tant, vice Alimmack, resigned; Adjutant Ruben Saunders
to be Captain, by Brevet.