Star.
London, England, 1810-04-16 00:00:00

INFANTRY.

Royal Artillery; Guards, five Battalions; 11th Foot; 26th
ditto ; 51st ditto ; 52d ditto; 7th Veteran Battalion ; Lotion)
Militia, East and West; Tower Hamlets, two Battalions ;
North York Militia ; Huntingdonshire ditto; Cambridge ditto ;
Cornish ditto ; Westmorland ditto. Total 16,000.—Amount-
ing in the whole, cavalry and infantry, to 19,600 men.

All of which are stationed at the following places, it,
and about the Capital, viz. Knightsbridge; the Duke
of Glo'ster's Riding-house, Hyde-Park, Portman-
square Barracks, Horse Guards, King's Mews, Soho
square, Savoy, Gray's-Inn-lane, City Road, St. Luke's
Hospital, Worship-street, Tower and Tower-hill,
Bow, Stratford, Hackney, Highgate, Hampstead,
and Islington, on the North side of the Thames ; the
Borough, Lambeth, Camberwell, Deptford, Green-
; wick, and Blackheath, on the South side of the
I Thames.

From these stations regular piquets are in readiness
to be sent out to almost every street in the metropolis,
to assist the civil power, if necessary.
In reserve, and within a day's march of the me.
tropolis, there are about 15,000 men, cavalry, in-
fantry, &c.
The Earl of RossLYN commands the cavalry, and
the whole, horse and foot, are under the personal
command of Sir DAVID Dutinits, assisted by the Staff
of the Home District, and other General Officers,
who have attended their brigades now brought for-
ward.

The head-quarters of the 26th are removed to
Mitcham, with detachments at Morden, and the
neighbouring villages.
The sth, 10th, and 15th Light Dragoons, to-
gether with two troops of Horse Artillery, were this
morning reviewed in Hyde-Park. Orders to this
effect were sent on Saturday from the War•Oflice.
At one time they occupied the whole of Rotten-row
from Kensington-Gate to Hyde-Park-Corner ; and
with their new and splendid uniforms glittering to the
sun, made a grand and martial appearance.
Monday morning the first division of the Fifeshire
Militia marched from Musselburgh for Aberdeen.
The 75th Regiment is on its march from Aber-
deen, Stonehaven, &c- towards Glasgow, where they
are expected to halt for some time. Their destina-
tion is Ireland, as we have already mentioned.
_The Honourable Brigadier-General STEWART,
Lieutenant-Colonel WATERS. and Lieutenant FITZ-
CLARENCE, left town, on Thursday night, to embark
on board the AMETHYST frigate at Plymouth, fur
Portugal.
Return of the number of Yeomanry and Volunt,7er
effective, in each County of Great Britain, according
to the return of December last.—Total 77,288.
The returns of Effectives in December last have
not been received from the following Counties, viz.
Devon, Elgin, Nottingham, Orkney, Peebles, and
Suffolk ; nor from the Isle of Man.

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ming place was, yester-
day, visited by all the Fashicnables of Westminster,
as well as a numerous assemblage of visitors from the
East-end of the town. At four o'clock, the lines of
carriages from Kensington-Gardens to Hyde-Park-
Corner were four in tireadth ; the concourse of eques-
trians was numerous in proportion.
Te female costume assumed a more settled aspect
than has been observed for the last two or three weeks,
and spring fashions seem to be confirmed. Spencers,
of figured sarsnet, were very general; they are of a
medium length in the waist, and principally of rose,
pink, straw, viola, and azure colours. Short pelisses,
reaching to the calf of the leg, were numerous, and
much taste and fancy was excited in their colouis and
ornaments. White chip hats and lace] veils, white
satin caps, straw hats and artificial flowers, were uni-
versal ; and sandals, laced high over the instep, have
superseded half-boots.
Amongst the beaux, great coats were consigned to
the wardrobe. Of body-coats, in the shapes of which
there has been an alteration—bottle-green, corheau,
mixtures, claret, and brown, seem to be the prevail-
ing colours. White and brown small-clothes, and
jockey-boots, were very general, but grey pantaloons
and hessians seemed to be the favourite walking-dress.
Rotten-row mustered in morc than usual force.—
The visitants were much increased from the tallith&
of military officers, drawn to town by the late Ist urb•
antes, who exhibited their superiority of horsern.t:::,!ol;
in a very prominent view. Lord HAWSE, Mr. flux-
TON, Lord SEFTON, Sir JOHN Lam:, and oth;.r cele-
brated Members of the Barouche and Four-innanl
Clubs, made their appearance about two o'clock.
Amongst the distinguished personages observable
in the gay throng, were—
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Cumberlar,
the Princess Charlotte of Wales, the Earls of Westmoreland, Can
den, and Bathurst; Lords Ellenbornugh, Newark, Coduane
General Mathews, Sir Archibald Hamilton, Sir Godfrey We ~
Bulkely Craven, &c. Several Officers of the 13111 1.4:11t Dragoons,
Oxford Blues, and Life Guards, in their full uniform ; the Pers,an
Ambassador, &c. &c. the Duchesses of Manchester and I.erd3.
the Marchionesses of Salisbury and Bath, the Countess of School
Lady Pole, Lady Harvey, kr. kr.
The Drive was crowded, almost beyond precedent,
with veitures of infinite elegance and taste, comprisT.g.
all the Jehas of dash in town, who occasionally drel
up in the space before the sate of ingress, to the io•
minent danger and great inconvenience of the fot•
passengers.