The Army.
r11u-11atSuaL I nts noyai t3gn3ne8sq the Duke of Glocester, Colo- nel of the 3d Regiment of Foot Gaards, attended by his aite in spected the Ist Batuaion of tbat corps, yesterday morning in fyde. lpark. ,e Battalion performneda varie-.y of movements and manceurres withl celerity and precision. lis Royal HighneFs expressed to Colonel Clitherow, who gave the word of cormnaFd, his; spprobation of the e1vulutions of the Bat. 'i'he Royal Regiment of llorse Guards marchied froiq Brent. ford, Ealing, and Acton, on Saturday last, to the Regent'e-park Barracks. The 3d (The King's Own) Regimeent of LightDragoons -narched in three divisions, viz-on Friday and Saturday last, ans ye.ter- day, from Hounslow, for Birmingham and Coventry, where they will arrive on the 16th and 17th instant. The 7th (The Queen's Own) Regiment of Light Dragoons (tlussarr) marched in two division6, viz, on Saturday last and yes. terday, from llampton-court to Hounilow. Thd 8th (The King's Royal Irish) Regiment of Light Dragoons, (Hussars) mnrched on Satterday Last from lHarmmersmith for Dot. chester, where it wil arrive on the 19th in.ctanL Tl'he 1th (The King's} Regiment of Light Drgoons (Hunarn) marched in-two divisionts-viz, on Friday and Satutrday last, from ingston for Bristol, where they will arrive on the Idtb and 16c 1 stestn, for the purpose of embarking Ibr ireland. The 17th Lrancers larchedz from the Regent's-park Barracks on Sa urday last, for Canterbury, wthere it will arrive on W,dnesday next. Tbe Ist Division of the 2d Battalion of the3d Foot Guardsanrived on the 8th iustant at Windsor, from Plymouth; the 2d Division has arrived at Portsmouth, and wiU march forthwith to Ai: dsor. The 1st Divison of the 75th RegimentofFoothasarrivedat Gos- port, from Windsor and fillhnnbasrk-4hidayfbr Dabliti. The 2d Division of the same corps will on being redieved by the 2d Division of the 2d Battalaon of the ad ]oot Guardsat Windsor, proceed to Gosport, and embirk forfreland. The remains of the late Mlajor-General Macquarie were removed yesterday trom Duke-street, St. James's, for the purpose of being conveyed to, and buried in, the fau2ily vault in Scotland. The car- ri,gfe of Sir W. Gordon, Sir Henry Torrens, and of several other ofcer, attended the procession out of town. THlE ARAfY. INSPECTION OF THE FI'RS BATTALION OF THIRD FOOT GH[ARflg