Star.
London, England, 1828-09-02 00:00:00

CHtt I ENHAII, Avuusr SI.

His dint the bake t f Welsitrovoe lakes his depir
We this day him Cheltenham, not less delighted with
btl Placei• and the attention he received from all classes
of the inhabitanti. than benefited in his !stealth by drink-
ing the saline waters of die Old Wells.
Indeed, his Grace felt such benefit from the waters
immediately atter his arrival, that he continued regu.
tally to chink a double qn.intity both froth Nos. I and
2, the law bring highly im, tegnated with saline matter.
His G:tace entered the rooms to-day *bout ten minutes!
before eight o'clock, and drank the wateri fot the last
time. He afterwards piomenaded fn the walks, at
companies! by Lord Dowries- and Several °Orr perloqii,
I )r a considerable time; he certainly)tioks much better
.and his colour fresher; than irhin kirks( came t 0 401
tenham. Though the Duke esa Mete pil posely
'improve his health, yet tis—houri of application, and
anxiety for the ppompt dispatch of business. are as
aisoagltarnasted r,s if were iirlholVeaostyVkligibe—r.
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THE ARMY.

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The ftillowing appointments ate expected to ipfpwr le die
of this evenins :
Lieutenant General Sir Herbert Taylor. G.C.H. tote Adiutent
General of the Forces, vise Sir Henry Torrettiolesessed• Geoeral
Sir William Koppel, G.C.B. to be Colonel of the (Queen's
;Royal) Regiment of Foot. vkir Sir Henry Torrens, deceased. The
Deputy Adjutant General, Major General John Macdonald, Com.
panioa of the Order of the Bath, to be Colonel of the 67:11.(South
Hatisrldie)Regieneet of Infantry, eke General Sir William Kee.
pel, G. C.B. appointed to the 2d (Omen's Royal) Rceintent of Foot.
MILITART XSTABLINOIMPTS or F1LANC8......1111V land forms of

France consist, in 1828. of—Eight regiments of foot guards, sight
dittoof horse guards, one ditto of foot artillery of the guatd.4l/11'
ditto of hor.e artillery of ditto, one ditto of wsitents train of ditto,
ti 4 ditto ut infantry of the fine. W ditto of light infantry. four ditto
Ail Swiss infantry, one ditto of Hotheolobe. eight modernised eoM-
ponies. 45 gartiaoo companies. two regiments of caraleineers (heavy.
bon.). 10 ditto of cetrasnars,l2dittO of dragoons, IS ditto ut horse
ebasseurs, .is ditto pi hussars, eight ditto of font artillery. four re.
gement, of horse artillery. 14, companies of °merlon (workmen),
eight ditto of the waggon train. IS ditto of garriaus artillery, three
corps of engineers, one baUalfrin d pootoosimen, six companies of
sappers and meson with ponrtiOniers, use tea p of waggon train,
114 legions of mounted getiorennes. Forming altogether a grand
total 02.11.207 men, divided isso SI Asiikary dielsimrs. Ave re-
ghlsents of iiitantry are garrisenbog the missies.

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LANCASTER, MMUS? 50. : . •
The444ll,lllosewinated hoe today, no lets 'than 13
if 14 cllUterkflOsitg been disposed of in the cOOl4 of .
f bwitts..-:The‘eathet continue: to he fine and se.t•
untahle..diipeming he.lth and plenty, and diffuseng jo)
,vet the land. llie,.treatines of t' e h4rsest are now be
yiNd ghe caprice of the seit:on,sand the eapectailohb o
he fainter At VI .t'.e quality or quantity of the crop at.
not
.dirpointed. New wheat was in great plenty U.
ttixosat bet a; ain tn-day, selling from 31s. to 33, An
; old *hcit 35s..the be.s. The market was Other-
wise .abotsJalitty 'bupplled with pourtry, fruit, and trege
tables. hut the prices a.ked, thiiugh not high, vies. suffi-
cient to t‘te from the f met all Calls, of complaint as
tirettihuecWcal Iff 'dremuneration remuneration file his agricultural
ec
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