Star.
London, England, 1823-10-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Caree c. f Saturday hat notifies that his !sham Las ap-
proved of the Regiments specified as under bearing on their colours
and appointments, In addition to all others, the following words, in
commemoration f their distinguished services at the places named,
viz.-11th Font. the words " Pyrennees, Nive, and Orthes ;"-
86th Foot, " India and Bourbon.
Friday sennight, the 7th Dragoon Guards. under the command
of Lieutenant-Colonel Downy were Inspected in the Birrack-yard
of Dundalk, by Major-General Sir C. GRANC Saturday the Re-
giment was drawn op on the strand, near Dundalk, and reviewed
by the Commander of the Forces, Lord COMlltaMtiltßi who arrived
at two o'clock with antanterous Staff. The evolutions were executed
with great rapidity and precision.
Wednesday last, the Ist Royal Scots, quartered at Clonmel, were
inspected by Major-GeneralSir Joint Eaaar, who was pleased-to
express his highest approbation of their military discipline and
interior economy.
The 9th Lancers were inspected .by Sir Joint ELLEY, at Caber,
on Tuesday.
Monday the Commander of the Fortes, Sir T. Mailroom, K.C. B.
inspected that portion of the Ist Dragos,:t Guards now stationed in
Piershill Barracks, on Portobello Sands. In the afternoon his Ex-
cellency inspected the Light and two BattaHou Companies of the
73d Regiment on the Caottehill, which constitute the whole of our
present zit rrison.
The 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Font has received orders to
march in a few days from Sheerness and Chatham fur Portsmouth,
in order to embark fur G rattalib n
Monday morning that Ile. Regiment, the North -SomersEt Yeo-
manry Cavalry, under th command of Colonel Massa, consisting
of 11 troops, viz. the Bath, 2 Fromc, 2 Wells, the Shepton, the
ilatcombe, the Chewton,imd West liarp-tree, the Stoneaston, and
East Ilarp-trve' the Redmistoe, and the Keynsit Ina, and Batton,,
marched into Bath, for cig:it day's drill, The sofli.l-• like appear-
rance of the men, the excellence of their discipline, and complete-
ness of their dress and appointments, are vne;aily aJtoired.
The 79th, or Calmertni Highlanders, commanded by Lieutenang
. ...

Colonel Douccas, have replaced the 9d, or Queen s, in Dublin. The
31st Regiment is expected in Dublin to replace the 11th.
Satursleyselmiglir, the gallant 93d Regimen( marched from Ath-
lone to Cork,, to emir:l-k for Demerara, having\huly v.veoty-four
boors' flutist of :heir route.
Monday, the detachment of the 71st, under the command of
Lieutenant SWFWAILT, struck their tents at Gisnasheen Camp, and
marched for "'runny, head•quarters of that Regiment.
Wednesday, a detachment of the 59th, under Capt. 'WAXEVIRLD,
occupied the new barracks built at Glanasheen, at the sole expense
of ilicuarto Oct's& GASCOVNI, Esq. for the protection of the Pala-
tines on that part of his estate.
The 62d Regiment, arrived from Milian, are 700 strong.
Sir JOHN Cain:ions is arrived at Plymouth, and has assumed the
command as Deputy-bovernor of the Garrison, and General of the
Western District. .The Guards were last week inspected, when
their appearance under arms produced the commendations of their
new Field Officer.
We regret to state that Major-General Sir Jastits Lxne, K.C.B.
in proceeding to Southsea Common, was thrown from his horse in
consequence of the animal raking fright, by which the General re-
ceived a cut on his head ; but we art happy to add be is doing well.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 214 1823.
14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Adam Gordon Duff, Gent. to
be Cornet, by purchase, vice I)' Urban, promoted.
11 th Regiment of Font—Lieutenant Edmund Saunderson
deatix to be Captain, by purchase, vice Macintosh, promoted in
the 93d Foot ; Ensign Matthew Richmond to be Lieuteuant, by
purchase, vice Prideaux ; Thomas Aubrey Bell, Gent. to be En-
sign. by purchase, vice Richmond.
24th Ditto--Ensign John Robinson, from the 89th Foot, to be
Ensign, vice William Campbell, who exchanges.
89th Ditto--Ensign William Campbell, from gee.
Foot, Foot, to be
Ensign, vice Robinson, who exchanges.
2d West India Regiment —Serjeant-Major Daniel Curry to be Ad-
jutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Miller, deceased.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Colonel the Hon. Henry King, from
half-pay of the Sth Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-General
Kelso, deceased.
3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign William Walsh, from half-
pay of the llth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Willi VII Chambers, who
returns to his former situation on the Retired List.
• sum ET.
The undermentioned Cadets, of the Hon. the East India Com-
pany's Service. to hive the temporary rank of &mond Lieute-
nant in the Army, whilst doing duty at the Establishment for
Field Instructions at Chatham, under the command of Lieute-
nant-Coloriel Pasley, of the Royal Engineers :
Mr. Thomas Seymour Burt, Mt. William Gavin Nuftnt, Mr.
Joseph Frederick liorct.vine, Mr. Bradshaw York Reilly, Mr.
Charles Edward Faber.

ONATTACII ED.
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Keightiey, from the 23d Foot, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase, vice Lieutenant-
General Minet, who retires.

HOSFITA L STA Fr.
To be Hospital Assistants to the Forces--Genrge Minty, Gent.
vice Kinnis deceased; Francis Cornelius Huthwaite, Gent. vice
Mackay, deceased.

DIZACCIRMIDOM.
Deputy Commissary-General Whitmore, having failed to pay
over to the Public the balances due from hint on bis accoonts, has
been removed from the Service.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, OCTOBER 25, 1823.
Ordnance Medical Department—Second Assistant-Surgeon Charles
Tomtins Whitfield to be First Assistant-Surgeon, vice Napper,
deceased ; Second Assistant-Surgeon William Frederick Nelson,
from half-pay, to be Second Assistant-Surgeon, •ice Whitfield,
promoted; First Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Ogilvie, M.D.
from half-pay, to be First Assistant-Surgeon.
Commissions in the 2d Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry
signed by his Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk-
Major Robert Wilson to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Alpe, de-
ceased; Captain William Lee to be Major, vice Wilson, rromo-
ted; the Hon. Philip Wodehouse to be Captain, vice Lee,
promoted.
Commission in the Midfinrst Troop of Sussex Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex.
William Henry Yaldwyn, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Shirley, resigned.

The diplomatic efforts of Lord STRallorottn seem
to have been crowned with- success ; for we learn by
letters from Constantinope, of Sept. 26, that the km
Armin has placed a declaration in the .hands of the Noble Lord,
in which he says, that all the measures proposed by the Commis-
aims appointed to look into the disputes between Russia and the
Porte, composed of the EIZAD Erman, and the great RereNDARY
on the one side, and M. Cnassar,on the other, have been approved
of. On Set. news,116 Lord STAAKOTOZD sent a courier to hie CAnitt,
with this and the Austrian Ambassador caused it to be
announced to the Consulate of the city, whence it has been. for-
warded to the Emperor. Our diplomatic relations, it may therefore
be presumed, will be restored in a short time with the Porte...-.
French Paper.
CAUTION TO PERSONS FINDING PARCELS.*— At the
Berkshire Sessions last week, a man named William
Westle, of Boxford, was sentenced to three month: hard
labour, for detaining a parcel he found on the road
be-
tween Hungerford and Chilton, in August last.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
Sts--The proceedings at Union-Hal Itslice (pee• relating to a
Miss Lydia Kemp and Sisters, have occasioned a widely circulated
report, that we are the persons referred to—we beg to inform you,
the proceedings do not concern us • and that we dose ne Co
whatever with Ike Family or the istoeliskiesent 4 the Misses Kemp,
Somerset House, cispissms Bise. Our Eatablishinent is conducted at
Lymington House, Clapham, near the Omission ; and our references
are to the Rev. William Dealtry, Rector of Clapham
Rev. James lapham ; Francis Paynter. Esq. Denmark.
hill ; Boyd Miller Philippe,if.sq. Collyer's Wood, Tooting ; and 'Bawd
Percival, Esq. 76, 'Lombard-street.
We are, Sir.. your obedient Servants,
ELIZA BF.TII, MARY ANNE, and FRANCES KEMP.
Lymington House, Clapham, Oct. 53,1823. •
THE NORTHERN .EXPEDITION.—;-Of this interesting
Expedition a very full Account of thirteen closely printed Columns
appeared in the Lt Gazer:a of Saturday last. It embraces
ample details of the Esquimaus, their manners and cunoms ; n
authentic Narrative of all the principal events which hclel the Tr
velhaa; a compendium of the Scieutific Information obtained, and
many twines and amusing Anecdotes elating to our Countrymen
and the Natives.—Reviews of New Works, Poetry, Dramatic Cri-
,,tietsers, the Barley Corn Club, No. IS; an Old Sailor's Tale, &e,
fee. sr usual.
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