Star.
London, England, 1818-04-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Sir Jonts Mustaxr, M.P. for Weyraoudi, Is to have
the 66th regiment, vacant by tne death of Genoral
NORTON ; and Sir JAM= KeMP? is to succeed Sir
JOHN in the command of the Sd West India regiment.
General Dom, from the 95th Regiment' is to suc-
ceed the late General St. JOHN, as Colonel of the 36th
Regiment, and Sir T. Histop is to have the 95th.
Lieutenant GORDON, of the Coldstream Guards,
was lately killed in a duel at Cambray by a French
Officer of the Legion du Nord.

THE ARMY IN INDIA.
The following is a correct account of the forma-
tion of the Army in the Field
GENERAL CIADARE, RE TEI C.OIIIIADDAR IN CHIC?, H 11144 TI,
CAVIXFORZ, 27711 IGIFTLIISER, 1817.4rLL
The Troops under orders for Field Service are formed into
Divisions and Brigade, as follows:
GLAND Amer.—His Excellency the most Noble tho Ann-
mander in Chief. ee.
sr, oa Cxsrras Divistow.--Maior-General Brown, CoMmilare
ing. Lieutenant W. Turner, 29th Native Infantry, Aidole-
Camp. Lieutenant Franklin, Deputy-Assistant Quarter-Master-
General. Lieutenant Garden, ditto, ditto. Captain Beatson,
In Native Cavalry, Deputy-Assistant Adjutant-General.
IsT BRIGADE or C . Lieutenant-Colonel Philpot, 24th
L. D. to command. Brevet Major Bunee, ditto, Major of Bri-
gade. 3
rcl Regiment native cavalry. His Majesty's 24th Light
Dagoons. 7th Regiment native cavalry.
ler BRIGADZ or Inrierray.—Brigadier-General D'Auverene
to command. Lieutenant Barnard, 26th N. I. Major of Bri-
gade. 2d Battalion 95th native infantry. His Majesty's 87th
Regiment of Foot. Ist Battalion 29th native infantry.
3o BLIGADC or fermi-rale—Colonel Burrell, 15th Native In-
fantry, to command. Captain Ileathcote, eta!' N. I. Major of
,Brigade. 9d Battalion I 1 th native infantry. Ist Bettalicin Mich
native infantry. 2d Battalion loth native tnfantry
2D BRIGADE or Brieurray—Colonel MA, 9th Native Infan-
try, to command. Captain Montgomerie, 17th N. I. Major of
Brigade. Superintending Surgeon, James Meik, Esq. Bag-
gage Master to the Most Noble the Governor General and
Commander in Chief, Head Quarters. Captain Kcmm, 25th
native infantry. Baggage Master to the Division, Lieutenant
Burroughs, European regiment. To Command the Artillery
with the Army, Major Mason. Brigade-Major to ditto. Cap-
tain amine. Conuuanding Engineer, Major Anbury, 2d Bat-
talion let native infantry. Flank Battalion European grenadiers.
Ist Battalion Bth native infantry.
iha oil RIGHT Drnston--Majot.General R. S. Dobkin, Com-
manding. Captain A. Bowen, 91st foot, Aide-de-Camp. Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Casement, C.B. Deputy Quarter-Master-General
Lieutenant l'atterson, Deputy Assistant-Quarter-Master-Cie:w-
eal Captain Broadbent, Deputy Assistant-Adjutant-General.
2D Bataan or Cavatar—Lieutenant-Colonel Westenra, Bth
L.D. Commanding. Brevet-Major -Brunet', ditto, Major of
Brigade. Ist Regiment native cavalry. Ilia Majesty's Bth light
dragoons. Colonel Gardener's Irregulars.
4111 Bmoanz or laraataav—Litutenant-Colonel Vanrennon,
12th N. I. Commanding. Captain P. Young, 12th N. I. Major
of Brigade. Superintending Surgeon, Alexander Gibb, Eq.
Baggage-Master to the Divieioa, Ensign E. Macleod, 24 Bat-
talion 12th native infantiy. His Majesty's 14th foot. Ist Bat-
italion 27th native infantry. Ist Battalion 25th native infantry.
Ito OR Lire Dmston—Major-General D. Marshall, Command-
ing. Lieutenant C. D. Aplin,l6th N. I. Aideode-Csurip. Lieu-
tenant J. Pickeragill, Deputy Assistant-Quarter-Master-General.
Lieutenant Serene], ditto, ditto. Captain William James, 33t'
native infantry, Deputy Assistant-Adjutant-General.
3n BILLOADR or C Colonel Newberry, 24th L. D.
Commanding. Captain Havetry, 4th N. C. Major of Brigade.
4th Regiment native cavalry. 21 Rohillah Horse. 4 Ressal-
labs, 3d Rohillah Horse.
STH Bantam or Ismirray.—Brigadier General Watson, G.B.
to command. Captain Dyson, H. M.'s 14th Regiment, Major of
Brigade. Ist Battalion Ist native infantry. Ist Battalion 26th
native infantry. Ist Battalion 7th native infantry.
67. Banana or litrutray.—Lieutenant Colonel Price, 211 a
native infantry, commanding. Captain MacDonald, 7th native
infantry, Major of Brigade. Acting Superintending Surgeon,
George Reddie, Esq. 7th native cavalry. Baggage-master to the
Division. let Regiment 14th native infantry. ad Battalion 28th.
ftramm--Major-General Sir D. Ochterlony, Bart. G. C. B
Commanding. Major E. Cartwright, oath native infantry, Aid-
dc-Camp. Captain Poyntx, 69th Foot, extra ditto, ditto.—
Captain E. Barron, Assistant Quarter-master General. Lieute-
nant U. Hall, Deputy AtoistantQuarter-master General. Captain
Suter, Deputy Assistant Adjutant General.
tats Baum* or C —Lieut.-Color:A A. Knox, 2d nath
cavalry Commanding. Captidn Dasho ood, 2d native cavalry.
Major of Brigade. ed Regiment Native Cavalry. Two Corr
of Colonel Skinner's Horse.
7TH Batman Or Ittratrrav—Colonel Huskinson his Majest,
67th, to command. ---- Maier of Brigade. 44. Battalion
sth Native Infantry. Ws Majesty's 67th Regiment of Foot. 1
Battalion 6th Native Infiintry.
Bra Bataan or INEADlHY—Brigadier General Arnold, com-
manding. Captain Spears, 23d native infantry, Major of Be
gade. 2d Battalion 7th Native Infantry. Ist Battalion 18th Na.
tive Infantry. Detachment, Sirmoor Battalion. 2d Battalion
19th Native Infantry. Superintending Surgeon, Alex. (tear
Esq. Baggage-master^ Lieutenant Cunriaghiune, Depti.
Pay-toaster at Muttra, is to join the center division of the Grand.
Army, and to act as Field Pay-master to the Grand Army. Cap-
tain Sisemore, at present acting Depaty Pay-mt stet. at Cavan-
pore, is appointed Deputy Field Pay-master to the Army, which
he will join as soon ai relieved by Captain Maling. ten arrange-
ment is be made for the chargeof theray-deesrouent with Maje
General Sir David Ochterlony 's Division. The payment of t
troops which will remain at fixed stations within the Muttra
vision of payment, are temporarily transferred to the Meerut
and Cawnpore Divisions, as follows —Mynporee, Etawab, a
Futtehghur, to the Cawnpore Division. Allyghur, Agra, Mt
tra, Mune:, and the Posts in the Hills, included in late 3d
vision Field Army to the Meerut Division. The date of assem-
bly and points cf rendezvous for the several Divisions arc as fol
lows:—Centre Division, Secundra, 20th October. Right DO
sion, Agra, 20th ditto. Left Division, Kalllnger, 10th dit
P.eserve, elhee, 20th ditto. The fallowing removals are I
dercd to take place :—Lieutenant-Colonel Lamborn, from
ad battalion 25th to the Ist battalion tat native infantry, at
roily ; Lieutenant-Colonel Price, from the 2d battalion 28th
tire infantry, at Kallinger ; Lieutenant-Colonel Lyons, from .
let battalion 4th to the 2d battalion Bth ; Lieutenant-Culont
Burnett, C.B. from the 241 battalion Bth to the Ist battalion 3
native infantry, at Benares ; Lieutenant-Colonel A. Maxwel
from the Ist battalion 28th to the 2d battalion 21st native I
fantry, at Sultaaipore, Oude ; Lieutenant-Colonel Thompse
C.B. from the 2d battalion 3d native infantry to the Ist batt
lion 28th native infantry, at Rewarree ; Lieutenant-Colonel Ains
lie, from the let battalion 3d native infantry to the 2d battalion
attl, native infantry ; Lieutenant-Colonel Greene, from the 2d bat.
30th native infantry to the 2d bat. 13th native infantry; Colonel
and Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas, C.B. from the 2d bat. 13e
24 bat. 30th, in Cuttuk ; Major Harriott, from the Ist bat
the 2d bat. 12th, at Agra, vice P. L Grant.
Center division rendezvous at Secundra, near Etawa.
3d division at Kallenger. The 24 at Muttra. The Reserve
Rewarre, destined for Jepore direct ; Hurdyman, with
European Regiment (17th King's) and two Sepoy battalions,
Rewab, near the Hymon Hills.
Toone, in advance of Mirzapoor, on the Soane, with
King's Regiment and two battalions. Another post wl
Broughton was last war, about Ruttenpoor and the Cuttacl
understand will advance to Sumbulpoor. General Luml
Ganjam.—The whole were to be at their places of nude<
by the 20th October.
The Marquis himself, with the center division at Secunde;
is happily placed for giving support to any particular point
keeping in awe all disturbances within our own territory ;
the Ist division, under Marshal, advances from Kallenge
Gwalim and Nurwar, where most likely, if necessary, he
be joined by Donkin's division. Ochterlony seems destine
metiiately for Jeypoor, and Arnold disposable where reqt
The Madras Army will soon be in possession of Scindia
tal, Ogyen •' and Adams must then fail in with Kaireen
and his horde of Pindarees' who have been collecting
vicinity of that capital and Saughur, sa here Browne and
cavalry will take them in rear. They will then most pre'
disperse, or try to make a diversion on our frontier at Cut.
There is an immense Park in readiness, including Dromedal
Cores and Rocket Corps, pioneers, miners, Dec. The I
pore man is all obsequiousness, and the Lahore Raja vitt
lashed and alarmed.
Brigadier-Genmals are allowed 2300 rupees per month.