The Army.
On Thursday his Royal Hizhness the Commander.in-Chief, at. tended by the Duke of WVell pgton, the Adjutant and Deputy Quartermaster-General, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, and a numerous Staff, reviewed, in brijade, the troops composing the garrison of Chatham, upon the lines without the fortifications. Their force consisted of the Qaeen's Regiment, under Major Williams ; the Royal Fusileers, under Colonel Sir Edward Blakency, l.C.B. the Royal Marines, under Colonel Tremanhere; the 57th Regiment, under Lieutenant-Colonel Carey; aud a light battalion composed of the Ro al Sippers and Mliners, and 60th, or Duke of Work's Rifles, under Lieutenant-Colonel Wylly, Royal Fusileers. AIOVFM1EqTs._- I. The brigade1havirngmarched pastincolumns at quarter distance, closed to the head of the leading column-wheeled by battalions into a line of contignous columns-took ground by echellon to a flank-advanced in echellon of columns from right- wheeled round by battalions to left_-formed squares to resist cavalry -re-formed cohlmns-formed line of contiguous columns on lead- ing battalion-deployed on centre-firing from centre to flanks of brigade. 2. The brigade advanced in echellon of battalions from right (che left flank of the echellon being covered by light troops), wheeled up by battalions to left quarter circle on moveable pivot-advaneed in new direction-formed squares against cavalry-formed double co- lumn on centre of battalions_advanced in double column-entered alinment of leading column, and deployed successively when in alignment. 3. The line changed position to left on central company of Royal Alarines, the advance and retreat of the battalions in open column to either flank covered by light troops. 4. Advance in echellen of wings of battalions from right, (left flank of echMllon covered by light infantry)-wheeled up to left by wings- formed squares of wings four deep-re-formedlline of wings-entered alignment of leading wing, anil formed general line. 5. Retired in battalion open columns successively from right, (front and left flank covered by light troops)-closed on march to quatter distance-formed sqiares to resist cavalry-re-formed colimn at quarter distance-entered alignment of leading column-each batta- lion as it arrived in alignment counter-marching to recover inversion, and deploying. 6. Advanced successively in double column of companies upon two centre companies of each wing of brigade (covered by ligbt in- fantry)-closed to half distance-formesquares ot' brigade wings_ advanced by froint faces and squates-re-formed column-close to heads of columns-deployed on centre of wings of brigade. On Friday the corps who composed this brilliant and imposing spectacle were to be reviewed individually by his Royal Highness, and the admirable improvements introduced by Colonel Pasley, and Sir Jamnes Colleton, in our pontoon system, were to be inspected by his Royal Highness and the Mtaster-General of the Ordnance. ThUP ARMY. REVIEW OF TEIE GARRISON AT CHATiiAI.