Star.
London, England, 1818-10-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY:

OFFICIAL.
Orders hare been issued from the War-Olgce for
carrying the under-mentioned Reductions into effect
with the least possible delay :
REDUCED ESTA BLISMMENT OF ALL REGIMENTS

AT HOME AND ABROAD, EXCEPT THOSE IN THE 1111. MOS.
CAVALRY, LIGHT AND HEADY. I
EIGHT TILOOPIL
1, Colonel
1 Lieutenant-Colonel 1

Tin comiaralsa.
1 Colonel
1 Lieutenant-Coln
2 Majors
10 Captains
12 Lieutenants
8 Lsnsigns
The usual Staff
55 Serjeants
30 Corporals
22 Drummers
seo Privates.

2 Majors
8 Captains
• Lieutenants
8 Cornets
The usual Staff
29 Serjeants
21 Corporals
8 Trumpeters
8 Farriers
236 Privates
273 llorses-16 Privatts in
each Troop to be dis-
mounted.

All Officers, Supernumerary to these Establishments, to be
pared on Half-Pay, and the Non-Commissioned Officers and
Privates discharged.
The 20th Dragoons, the 94th, 95th, 96th, 97th, Regiments of
Infantry, and ;A Bittalion of the Rifle Brigade, now In Great
Britain or Ireland, all Recruiting Troops and Companies, and'
500 men from each Regiment of Foot Guards, to be imme-
diately reduced.

The under-mentioned Curps, now serving abroad,
to be reduced as soon s possible, viz.:
The 21st, t4th, and 25th Dragoons, in the East Indies.
3d and 4th Battalions, 60th Foot.
id and 4th West India Regiments.
Royal York Rangers.
Royal West India Rangers.
Royal African Corps.
York Chasseurs; and several Invalid and Garrison Companies.
The 2d Dragoon Guards, :"..1 Dragoons, 3d, 7th, 23d, 29th,
lad, and 57th Regiments of Infar.try, row on their return from
France, to proceed to Ireland.
It is understood the 11th and 13th Dragoons are to proceed
to the East Indies.

The Blues„, and the two Regiments of Life ,wards, are re.
duced to the same Fstsl lt-!.ments as the other Cavalry Corps.
The total of these Redactions in the Cavalry, Foot Guards,
and Infantry, amount to more than .13,000 men and officers;
theArttilery.not included.

It is said that the Earl of LIVERPOOL was desirous
of reducing the Army to the 80th Regiment of Foot,
but the remonstrances were so strung from Head-
quarters, that all representations of the intolerable
burthen on the country were insufEcin.t, nor could
he succeed in procuring the reduction to stop even at
the 90th, as the three higher regiments, the 91st,
92d, and 93d, were Scots, with local influence, and
under high auspices.
The continuance of a separate Staff, as it was
termed, having become unnecessary, the counties of
which it consisted are now comprised within the Dis-
trict in which Major Sir Jona Evac has a military
command. Those Counties are, Derby, Northamp-
ton, Nottingham, Leicester, Lincoln, Rutland, Salop,
Stafford, and Norwich.' The Major-General's head-
quarters remain at Pontefract.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE •
BETTING-BOOM, OCTOBER St
SITTING ON THE DERBY STAKES, 1819.
11 to I agst Duke of Portland's cult, by Soothsayer.
13 to 1 -:•-• Lord Rous's Eupluates.
14 to 1 Mr.. Goddard's bay colt, by Scud.
Hite 1 -- Duke of Grafton's bay olt Wildfire.
.17 to 1 Lord Lowther's bay colt. by Hapharard.
Th to 1 Lord 0. IL Caverdlsh's b. c. by Ruben,. .
CO to 1 Any other.
OAKS STAIZES: 1819.
1: to I agst Duke of Graftor's bay filly, by Como.
12 to 1 Mr. Thornhili's bay filly Sal.
14 to 1 Blue Stocking:.
14 to 1 Mr. Wilson's.
'EWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, 1.419.
VEONDA7, OC7USE 2(1.

Handicap Sweepstakes of 10ge. each, for 3-yr-olds atd upwards.
3lr. L dnsittari s Slim, 3-yrs-ok!, 76t. 9lb. - - - 1
Mr. Terrett's Sovereign, 3-yrs-JILL Nat. 61b. . - 2
Mr. Rush's Schwartzenburg, 4--Ts.old, 7st. 121 b. . 3
Nine started—Sia Judge placed but three.

13 to 8 agst*Slim-5 to S aist-Sovereign.
The Lhtke of Rutland's Quadrille, 7st. 121 b. belt the Duke
of Grafton's Loo, Bst. D.M. 100;5.-6 to 4 or. Quadrille.
Lord Foley's nterpreter, 7st. 121 b. heat Lon.. D.trlington'e
Romp, fist. 61b. AD Al. 200g5.--6 to 1 or. Interpreter.
Mr. Thornhill's Sam, Bst. 71b. beat the Duke of Rutland's c.
by Walton, Bst. nh. each. A.F. 211.0ga. h. ft.—Leon betting.

CCRlLlG:l—(kroaca 17.
Septennial Stakes, 100 guinea', h. ft. two years old Course.
Mr. Daly's c.. by Bob Booty, warzed over.—Three paid forfeit.
Sweepstakes, 60 guineas, 40 forfeit, for 2 years old:Steaks.
Mr. Daly's ch. c. Bob Gore, by Bob Booty I
Marquis of Sligo's Steel, by Waxy - - - 2
Marquis of Sago's Lancet, by 0,-ville t - 3
Six paid 40 guineas forfeit—Seven paid S guineas do,

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111,•SDAY, OCTONEA 19. .
Sweepstakes 100 guineas, h. ft. two years old course.
Marquis of Sligo's Noble, by Waxy -
Mr. Prendergast's 1. Letitia - - - -
Three paid forfeit.
Sweepstakes 100 guineas, p. p. three years old course.

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Mr. Caldwell' s Legacy - - 1
Four others started, not placed.
Swcepstaka4 10 guineas each, to rut: one tulle oa the Batteraby
Course.

Mr. Battersby's Prince Leopold -
Thrt.c others started, rot plated.