Star.
London, England, 1826-04-06 00:00:00

THE AitMY.

The last division nit the 4th (the King's Own) Regiment of Foot,
zrd a small Detachment of the 93d Regiment of infantry have
.rrived at Portsmouth, en board the.Parmelia transport, from An.
tigua. • •I'he last Division of the 4th Foot is ordered to Winchester.
The Ch(ROyal Irish) Regiment of Dragoon Guards sill arrive,
in two Divisions, on the 10th and 12th instant, at Coventry, from
Ireland.

The,l9th (the Prince of Wales's Royal) Regiment (Lancers) has
received orders, on being relieved by the 4th Dragoon Guards, at
Coventry, to march te liuunslovf.2
The Ist Division of the 6341ffeoituffollt Regiment of Infantry
has arrived on beard the Hope transport, at Chatham, from Curk.
The Stith (Herefordshire) Regimeat of Foot has received orders, .
on being relieved by the 63d Regiment of Infantry from Ireland,
to march from Chatham for Colchester.
INDIAN ARMY:
Fort William, Oct. 7,1425.
His Excellency Gefteral the Right Honourable Stapleton Lerd
Cotnbermere, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Ala.
Lary Order of the Rah, having been appointed to be Commander-
in-Chief of his Majesty's and the Honourable Company's forces in
India, and a Member of the Supreme Council of Fort Wilily*, in
Bengal, front anti immediately after the death, resignation. and
coming away, of the Honourable Sir Edward Paget, G.C.R. &c.•
&c. and the Honourable .Edward Paget having formally notified
his resignation of those offices, his Excellency Lord Comberruere
has this day assumed the Chief Command of the Forces, and has
taken the prescribed oaths and his seat in the Supreme Council,
under the usual salute tram the ramparts of Fort William.
(By Order of the Right Hon. the Governor-General in Council),
W. B. BAYLEY, Chief Secretary to the Government.
COURT MARTIAL.
Head-quarters, Calcutta, Oct. 5, 1825.
At a Native General Court Martial, re-assembled at Saugor, ea
the Bth of August, 1825, of which Subadar Major Sewdeal Sing.
17th Regiment Native Infantry, is President, Jorawur Khan, ma.
gazine workman, attached to the Saugor magazine, was arraigned
upon the undermentioned charge, viz.—" For the murder of Mus-
Lomb .Chandah, native woman, on or about the night of the 3d, or
rooming of the 4th inst. (August), in or near the town of Saugor."
Upon which charge the Court came to the following decision :
Finding and Sentence—" The Court having weighed the evidence
for the prosecution, together with what the prisoner has urged in his
defence, is of opinion, that be is guilty of the crime laid to his
charge, and sentences him, Jorawur Khan, to he hanged by the
neck until he is dead, at such time and place as his Excellency the
Commatider-in Chief may be pleased to direct."—Approved and
confirmed. (Signed) ED W. PA G ET, General,
Commander-in-Chief in India.
Major-General Arnold, commanding at Saw, will carry the
sentence on Jorawur Kbao into effect, under instructions which he
will receive from head-quarters.
By order of his Excellency the

rtander-in.Ciiief,
W. L. WATSON,
tot-General of the Army.

Diaspora, (kt. 21.1825.
The Rd Europe,an Regiment Is expected to leave for B.rbampore,
about the lath or 13tb. Boats are very scarce, and such as can be
Rot are very small. We have bad some rain lately, which has re-
lieved us In a great measure from the oppressive heat. The epide-
mic, which raged here and at Bankipure so severely, has nearly
disappeared; but it has been succeeded by the cholera morbus,
which carries off a considerable number in the Bazaar

Mr. RAYNE, on Tuesday; drove along the Hammer-
smith and Turnham Green.road, re-appearing with his carriage
and four.in-kand, and two servants in the dickey. There were
several Gentlemen with him on the roof of the carriage, but there
Was no company inside.
Do=t..—A duel was fought on Tuesday, in a field
belonging to the Pegwell farms, two miles from Pinner, Middlesex,
aebetween U. 1:1"-a—lig Eiq. and a Mr. o—o—T. The dispute
arose in returning from the Berkeley Hunt. 7he parties fired
twice each, and Mr. O— —s was wounded in the pistolarnt in
the second Are. Mr. Harms, a medical gcndentan who had gone
down tipsy a professional visit to Pontius, Esq. in the neigh-
bonthooC Wonted his assistance, and Mr. 0-4--s, returned to
J males without any serious injury.
The NIGHTLY WATCH.—..The Gentlemen of the Com-
mon Council of the parish of St. Bride, Fleet-street, are
busily engaged in the endeavour to improve their pre-
sent system of Nightly Watch; and, among other Jima-
sines, propose to reduce the present number of Watch-
men, 44) (many of them inefficient from age and
()therwise) to 20 ; the latter number tocbe composed of
healthy, efficient young .men, whose salaries shall be
rendered adequate to the new duties to be imposed
upon them—namely, that they shall patrol during the
whole night—to meet each other at stated points, iii the
'Hamlet' of the Coast Blockade, with sufficient. Supe-
rintendents of 'heir conduct. The watch•bt xes to be-
entirely done away with, and a prevention thus placed
to any derelic tioi of duty under any pretence whatever.