Star.
London, England, 1829-11-17 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A detachment belonging to the 35th (Susses) regiment of Foot,
marched yesterday morning from London, for Portsmouth, on
route to Jersey.
Detachments bdonging to the East India Company's In-
fantry and Artillery, arrived in town yesterday morning, from Ire-
land, and received orders to embark this morning oa board a steam.
vessel In the river, fur Gravesend, on route to Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the 25th (the King's own Borderers)
regiment of Infantry, and the 25d (Highland) regiment of Foot,
embarked on Saturday last, oft board the Caleb Angos, at Graves-
end, for Barbadoes.
The Court of Inquiry appointed to investigate the books and
records of the Regiments in the Northern District, consisting of
Major General Sir W. Bouverie, K.C.B. Lieut. Colonel Ramsay,
Lieut. Colonel Thorn, and Mr. Anderson, of the War-office. have
been actively engaged in the barracks during the last few days in
the ezatnination of the books of the 4th Dragoon Guard'. The
result of this investigation has been most satisfactory, and reflects
the greatest credit on Lieut. Colonel Ross, as well as on all the
Moors of the Regiment. On Friday the Major General inspected
the barrack-rosins, stables, messes, and school; and on Saturday
the Regiment in review order, when be was pleased to express
himself perfectly satisfied with the movements of the regiment.
The Major General and Lady Bouverie honoured the riding school
with their presence, and afterwards partook of a luncheon In the
niess.roots. The General also dined with the Officers, on which
occasion several gentlemen were invited to meet birm—Yorkatire
Gazette.

MI MERICK, Nov. 14.

The Countess of Harcourt. C knee, and Sylvia, transports,
which took out the 24th Regitnent, are now on return home to
Ireland with the 61Ith, and may be daily especurd at Cork.
The 734 Reserve Companies have moved from Spike Island to
Charleston, Kinsale.
The 65th Reserve Companies have arrived at Spike Island from

Fermoy.
The 99th Reserve Cotnpatdes have arrived at Cork from Charles.
fort. Kinsale.
Parties from the depot of the 98th Regiment, at Clare Castle,
are to be stationed in Corolla and Ennistymno.
The 53d and 65th Regiments have gut additional Assistant Sur-
geons for foreign service.
Tuesday the two half brigades of artillery. at Omni.% under
the command of Major Clibborn, were inspected in the Review
Fled near acorn'', by Major-General Sir Edward Makeny,
KOS They were manoeuvred in excellent style. and fired seve-
ral rounds ; and their entire discipline and economy in quarters
met with well-merited approbation. On their moving from the
field Captain Copeland's troop of the Queen's Bays, stationed In
Connie', marched in and tock up the ground, and were inspected
in marching order by the Major-General who expressed himself
highly gratified with the soldier-like appearance of both the offi-
cers, non-commissioned officers, and men—their movements in the
field as also the good condition of the horses. General Blakeney
next proceeded to the square of the barrack, where he inspected
the depot of the 77th regiment, which be found effective and la
perfect discipline.
Extract of a letter received at our (Mee from Oughterard,
county Galway, dated 19th November—`• In consequence of the
promotion of Major Barrington to the rank of Lieutenant-Col.
unattached, himself and Mts. Barrington, this morning, took their
leave of the two Sank companies of the s:la Regiment t their
conduct had so completely gained them the best wishes
of all at Oughterard that the soldiers took the horses from
their carriage, and having attached ropes to it, pulled them a
considerable distance on the road to Galway, followed by
the women of the companies, and many of the inhabitants, scarcely
one of whom bad not either for herself, child, or children, received
articles of warm and comfortable clothing; and a simple but feel-
ing acknowledgment of their thanks with their several signatures,
was presented to them, at the momem of their departure, accom-
panied with three times three, from all present, with expressions of
gratitude, and hearty good wishes for their health, happines., and
pleasant journey to England."