Star.
London, England, 1806-07-10 00:00:00

ARMY.

We congratulate our Military Readers on the Re.
folutions brought into the Houfe of Commons latl
night by the .71C RRRRR r at WAR. An increafe of
pay is immediately to be granted to all the Commit.
fioned Officers in the Regulars—ln the Militia, the
augmentation is only to extend to the pay of the So.
balterns.

The Commiaioners of Military Enquiry are at
prefent, we underiland, engaged with the Medical
Department of the Army : they begin with the
General Hofpitals, the immediAte department of the
Surgeon General ; and they commence enquiry from
the year 1794, when the 131 itifh Army was on the
Continent.

Along with the army about to embark fcr Sicily,
the all battalion of the 88,h regiment, or Connaught
Rangers, commanded by Colonel A. Dv FF, goes, one
of the fineß bodies cf men, in the higheß difcipline
of any in his Majefly's fervice. This regiment has
been in Sulfa ever (ince its arrival from Egypt.
We hear that the 45'lt is to be one of the regi.
ments to proceed to Stcily ; and that fine regiment,
the 36th, now at Battle, in SufTex, is to be another fe-
lefled for this fervice.

A detachment from the Foot Guards goes on fee,
•ice to the Mediterranean.

We have heard that fuch of the 11 battalions of
regiments as cannot fpeedily be c:mpieted, will be
immediately done away.
The 4th battalion of the Firfl Regiment of Font,
or Scots Royals, the Duke of Kt/Cr') regiment, has
arrired from Scotland, and is cow quartered in Kent.
Colonel But.z.st commands this battalion.

The 28th regiment is now nearly in as deplorable
a nate with the ophthalmia as the zd battalion of,
that fine regiment the gad lately was.

Yenerdav, a few minutes before twelve o'clock,
His Mussy/ arrived at the Oeen's Palace. Soon
after two His Istaissvr gave audience to the Loan
Camscracct, Lord GRINVILLI, Earls Smut and
MOIRA ; after which His MAJESTY held a Private
Levee. The following had the honour of being pre
(bated to his MAJESTY!
Lord Redefdale, by Earl Spencer, upon his return from filling
tbc office of Lord Chancellor of freLind

General MaTdonaid, upon his being appointed to the command
of a Regiment.
Lord Rodney, upon coming to his title, by Earl Spencer.
Lord Alexander Cordon, by his father, the Duke of Gordon,
upon hir being appointed to the command of the 59th Regiment,
and Aide-du-camp to the Earl of Moira.
1 he Right Hon. I'. Grenville, on his being appointed Prdldent
of the Board of Controul.

Lord Sorners, on coming to his title, by Earl Spencer.
After the Levee, Mr. Galovicce had an audience
of His MAJESTY. At five o'clock His Majarry let
off on his return to Windfor.

Yellerday Mr. Fox tranfaned lifilinefs with f 1
official gentlemen, at his hook in the Stable Yard,
St. James's Palace. Soon alter three o'clock. with
Mrs. Fox, a lady, and two gentlemen, he took an
siting in the Parks, in an open carriage. A heavy
(bower of rain coming on at five o'clock, obliged
them to return home.

Mr. CURRAN was ebn Thurfday (worn into the
office of Mailer of the Rolls, in Ireland. The next
day, he fat few a lhort time in the Rolls Court.
Our Readers are already informed, that Lord
Mier° has been nominated by his Majefly's Mi.
'lifters to the Government General of India ; their
previous choice of Lord LAUDERDALI for that dig.-
tinguithed fituation having been decidedly Map-
proved of by the Court of Directors. We have now
to Rate, that the appointment of Lord Mara was
yefterday regularly confirmed at the India Houle, by
a Court held exprefsly for that purpofe. At the fame.
time, thanks were toted by the DireElors, to the late
Governor General. Sir Genial BARLOW, and to the
Commander in Chief, Lord Lass, for their able and
judicious condos% in concluding an advantageous
and honourable Treaty of Peace with HOLKAR.
We are &fired to mention, that the Attorney
named Moose, who was Defendant in a eagle tried
I before Lord F.xxvaanitotroa, lad Thurfday, is not
Mr. Mow of Woodflock Hreet.
The Bairtsm &pm", the late beautiful Mrs. R 0-
stews, has had jutlice done to her memory by the
recent publication, by Mr. Perrixirs, of an elegant
edition of the whole of her Poetical work,. The vn.
lume publiflted by halal( a few years rime had be-
come
fo fearer, and was At the fame time in filch
high eftimaticm. a. freque• to three or four
' guineas at a Lilo of book•.