Star.
London, England, 1821-01-03 00:00:00

THE Alillf V.

PRESENT STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.
GREAT BRITAIN.
11. Artillery, Woolwich, &c. 2d Foot Guards (Ist Battalion)
It. Engineers, ditto , London
Ist Life Guards, Hyde-park 2d Battalien;ditto
B sracks 3d ditto, Ist Batt. Portsmouth
2d ditto, King-street, ditto 2d Battalion, Windsor
Royal Huge Guards (Blue), 6th Foot, Leeds
Windsor 7th, Edinburgh
3d Dr.:goon Guards, Hamil- 12ili, Gosport
ton, Glasgow 19th, Chatham
4th ditto, Newcastle, Carlisle 22d, !•:esvcastle
sth ditto, Yin k 29th, Liverpool
6th ditto, Birmingham :,Ist, Sunderland
7th ditto, Edinburgh 41st, P •rih
Ist Dra^oons, Manchester 51st, Teddington
4th tight Dragoons, Canter- 54d, ' lull
bury 71st, Hertford
sth ditto, (extinct) 77th, Manchester
9th Lancers, Romford, &c. 84th, Plymouth-dock
10th I lussars, Hounslow, &c. 85th, Brighton
14th Light Dragoons, Brigh- t46th, Northampton
ton, &c. 1 88th, Chester Castle
15th Ilussars, Sheffield Royal Stuff Corps, Hythe
161 h Lancers, Itailipole Ist Veteran Batt. Chatham
19th ditto, Nsttingliain 4th, Ayr, Stirling
Royal Waggon Train, Croydon sth, Plymouth
Ist Foot Guards, (Ist Batt.) 6th Sheerness
London 7th, Gnernsey, Jersey
2d Battalion, ditto Bth, Aberdeen, &c.
3d I.ltttalion, Foot Guards, 9th, Plymouth and Portsmouth
ditto

It EL
lit Drag. Guards, Balliorohe
td ditto, Newhridge
2d Drags. Cork, Limerick, Ste.
5d Light Dragovs, Dublin
t:th Dragoons, :.ongford
7th Ilussars, Dundalk
12th Lancers, Caller
18th Hussars, Dublin
lst Foot, Ist Batt. Newry
Sd' • Alullingar
13th, Londonderry
18th, ('ork
tad, Dublin

AND.
42d, Kilkenny, Clonmel
-WA, Dublin
44th, Naas
55th, Castlehar
Fitly. Galway
6:j, Athlone
•Q
,:üblin
'• Americk
, 'ark, for Gibraltar
Ytt , Cork, fur Nova Scotia
9, Enniskillen
Birr
1 t Batt. on way from
ngland
21 ditto, Tuam
2d Veter..yi Batt. 'Waterford
:',d ditto, 'rentpleiiture
10th ditto, Fermoy

under orderi for

England
25th, INI)lc
55.1, .Irntaizh
Cork, to embark
Dublin
4011, Ennis

ST IN I)IRS—NI.
15th !jell' 1);.agooi-A, Arcot
1 r.t root, thl Mac. Trichinopoly
.10th, ,S;ctoidralr.td
ih, Uatigalore

IIoRAS 11.4TA1LIAHIT ENT.
46th, Fort St. Ueorge
55d, Madras
69th, Cr.nnanore
89th, Quilon
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14th Foot, Bengal
59th Ditto
87th Ditto.

BENG Al.

Bth Light Dragoons, Bengal
1 I th Ditto, ditto
14:N Foot, ditto
I 7th Ditto, ditto

DONNA Efi
17th Ligtit Dragoons, Bombay
47tli Foot, ditto.
CEYLON.
16th Foot, Columbo
4 nh, Kemdry
75d, Trincomalee, ordered

!A SUSHI MIT.
67th Foot
ISLE OF FRANCE.
56th Foot
62d t)ittu
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Stith Foot
:14th Ditto
7tid Ditto
Royal Atrican Corps
NEW SOCTII WALES.
45th root
Veteran Company

home
7,d , ('olumbo
Ist and 2d Ceylon regiments

ST. IikLILNA.
20th Fat
66th Ditto
65th Ditto

WEST
2d root, Demerara, ordered

NDIFS.
61st, Jamaica
921, ditto
Ist West India Regiment,
Barbadues.
ittl D,tto, liundural, T33llamas,
and :cat rra Ikru.e
3d Ditto, Trinidad uud Tobago
Military 1.-ibourf_rs, 15 comr-
ades I,:u.evard Islands, thr..t,
curnpan;es Jamaica.
AMERICA.
68th, Upper C.:nada
70th, di:to
74th, New Brunswick
76th, Quebec.
)(TERRANEAN, &c.
28th, Corfu
321, Corfu, Zan
36th, Malta
64th Gibraltar
75th, Zante
90th, Malta.

hem.:
4th, (;:miacia
sth, Antigua
9th. St. Vincent's
15th, Bermuda and llalifas,

ordered home
List, Barbados and Tobago
50rh, Jamaica
58th, ditto

BRITISH
37th Foot, Upper Canada
60th, Ist batt. Canada
2d batt. Nova Scotia
62d, Nova Scotia
GIBRALTAR, ME;
Bth Foot, Corfu
10th, Malta
11th, Gibraltar (ordered

home)
26th, Gibraltar
27th, ditto

The foreigners now in London on the part of the
QUEEN, are preparing for their departure. If not
prevented by the severity of the weather, Madame
VAssAti goes away in the course of the week :
Countess Oi.ni, and several others, will follow in
the week ensiling. A few only will remain as visi-
tors to her MAJEETY for some time longer.

THE PARKS.—The ice having at length become
firm, the Parks yesterday presented an animated and
interesting scene. In Hyde Park, the Serpentine,
presented a numerous shew of skaiters, among them
were a few Gentlemen who exhibited a very amusing
display of graceful and agile feats. Ore adven-
turous youth, regardless of the intimation of danger
in particular spots which had been marked out by
the men, whom the praiseworthy vigilance of the
Royal Humane Society had placed in different parts,
for the purpose of endeavouring to prevent acci-
dents, attempted to dash across a part which had be-
fore been broken, but was newly frozen over, and fell
in, but was speedily extricated from the unpleasant
situation into which his own rashness had plunged
him, with no other apparent injury than a thorough
soaking. Another young man fell backwards, his
head striking against the ice with great force. lie
was carried to the banks wholly without sense or
power to move. A surgeon, who happened to be on
the spot, promptly and humanely rendered his as-
sistance, and after bleeding him, in the course of
about half an hour, he was so far recovered as to be
able to walk home. The banks were not very crowded,
but there was a considerable shew of genteel com-
pany, and in the course of the day they were graced
witfi the presence of many elegant and beautiful fe-
males,who seemed w.take a lively interest in the sports.
SIC.% rriNo Mareih—Thematch for One Hundred
Guineas, to perform a mile in three minutes, conti-
nues to interest the sporting gentry. The place likely
to be selected for the sport is on the fens between
Ely and Wisheach, and the event is likely to be de-
cided to-morrow—betting five to four on time. The
name of the person who is to endeavour'to perform
the task, is not made pUblic.
Wosotaeur, UNDEUTAKIXG,—The following is anl,
attempt at a petlestrian exploit exceeding all other
undirtakings of the kind :—Mr. WmT, a Bedford-
shire farmer, started front the City road, on Monday,
to gas ton foot) three hundred and twenty-two miles
in five days, which is at the rate of sixty bur miles
per day. Tir.re is backed at two' and three to or.e: