Star.
London, England, 1812-03-09 00:00:00

CARLTON-HOUSE, MARCH 7.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously
pleased, in the name and on the behal' ei his Majesty, to ap-
point the most Honourable the Marquis of Winchester to be
Groom of the Stale to his Majesty.
1-14 Mnlesty the Queen, and his Royal Highness the Prince
Restnt, have inter graciously pleased to appoint John Simeon,
Esq. (one of the IW:stets of his Majesty's High Conrt of Chan-
cery), Count Munster, and Co'onel Herbert *Taylor, to be Coos.
Initi.ioner, for the tr•+tectiont care, and management of his Ma-
jesty's property during his indisposition; and the said COCIRIIII-
- tura took the twee/wary oaths thereupon before one of the Ba-
rons of the clallft of Eirct..cindt, nn the 3d inst.
WH#l'Eli4LLs MARCH 74

His Royal Higltri•ss the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the lochalf of his Majesty, to nominate and ap-
point Adam Galles, Esq. to be one of the Lords of Justiciary in
Scotland, in the room of Wialam Craig, Esq. resigned.
His Royal High.'e•s the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the
name and on the bv'•talf of his Majesty, to prescnt the Honour-
able and Reverent Thomas Alfred tiarris, Master of Arts, to
the Canonry or Prebend of o.halthvick, founded in the Cathe-
dral and Metropelitical Church of ht. Peter, in York, void by
the promotion of Dr. William Jackson '4. the See of Oxford.
His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on
the tel.alf of his Nall sty, to present the Reverend William Wall.
bank: Childers, Master of Arts, to the Rectary of Beford, alias
Beeford, in the County and Diocese of York, void by the prop
motion of Dr. William Jackson to the Ste of Oxford.
WAR 1.) PATNI E NT.

DOWNING-STAMP?, MARCH 7.
A Dispatch, of which the following Is an Extract, has been this
day received at the Earl of Lzvaeroo is Office, addressed to
Lis Lordship by Gener3l the Earl of WELLINGTON, dated
Fretrida, February 19, 1812:

Since I addressed your Lordship on the 12th inst.
I have received intelligence that the first and fourth
divisions of the army of Portugal, and part of Gene-
ral Montbrun's cavalry, as well as the sixth division,
are en the Tagus, in the neighbourhood of Talavera
de ht Reyna and Toledo. It is certain that General
Benet evacuated the Aglaia: at the_time I received
the reports that he had done so in January ; and•l
understand that he suffered considerably in this ope-
raticn, of well from the erects of the weather as
from the operation; of a detachment of the army of
Gallicia and of General PorlierPs troops,
Nn pv)vement of importance has. been made by
any of the troops composing . the army ofPortugal
kincr I addressed your Lordship tisk the 12th inst.
The Guerilla parties'
continue to increase, and
their operAtiohs become every day more important
Saomil has lately intercepted C.ommitnicati,ms of
the army of Pottngal in I,Tppercas:ille, near Medina
CamPo, and lle tut* itlaqq IQ) prisoners near
that town ; and the p.trty of Cuesta attackzd a body
of Freitchjitfan:ry v high crossed the 'l'ietar? #nd ob.-
ligeti diem to retire with cmsiderable loss.
(Sig..cd) wFtLtscyov,
413/VIIR a !Alf auft "MARCH 7.
copy of z Letter froth Captain Rickarisiiik, of Ns Majesty Alp
semira.aist addressed to Vice-Adnarit hori.btough, at Cork,
and a duplicate enclosed ;uho Verthoti
• the majtss y'e !IA? Senb:r.rinz, at See, Febetlary 29.
Ste—At daylight gets morning I felt in pith an
enemy's crustier, and, after a chase of sir holys? cap-
tured the Grand ii:an Bart privateer, of Sr, Maloer„
conu;nat,ded .onsieur Benj. Dupont, mounting
14 guns, 10§ men, 220 tons. 4:ie is a fine brig, quite.
mew, cbpper•bottotrc'd ; ,on Ikr se;ond cruixe; WAS
chased seiresal jaws by our frigates, whom so:- out-
;ailed ; and, confident of leer superiority in sailing,
she 414nweu me to approach p.i.ear, that ctitting
away his anchors, podheaving oyerboa,d hid boats,
Atc. could apt 4-ive
have the honour to be, B.cc. (Signed)
G#o9) .4mmAws•cAgtain•

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Commission in the Tower Hamlets Militia, signed
by the L(trd Lieutenant.
fd Royal Resiment-,Fravis Host ngs Doyle, Erg, to be Colonel,
vice Smith, deceased. Dated Fe4l uary 19, 181 A.
Commission in the South Hants Local Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Ceorre Budden, Gent. to be Ensig,,, vice Beale, promoted.—
Dated Feb. 19, 1613.
Commission in the 38th or Ayrshire Regime 1t of
sigq:cl . by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County ofAyr, .
Colonel William Kelscp,from the Ist Reement of Ayr Local
Mak, to be Colonel, vice Sir David kiontei resigned.

P.IRLI4MEAT4RY PROCEEDIKCA
opm•••=•1111
TIIIS DAS.
Oapgas.—Farther consideration of Report Woods and Forest
1311—Embezal mint Bill, 2d time--L,andhurst Bill, 2d times.-
IA gal Quay Bill, 2d time—Further considoration of Report Lo-
cal Militia Mil—Committee on Indemnity MM.—committee on
Marine Mutiny Bill—Committee en Bill to :areal '@ of
b,tii—Coninittter on Acts relating to Pilcbards—Committee on
Dublin Coals Bill—Commit.es on Penitentiary Howe Bill—
Committee of Ways and Mean.—Committee of Supry—Report
Ways and Means—Lottery Bill Amendment Bill, 3d tirne—Ee•
firing Law Bill, Tobacco, 4d time—Ezpiring Law Bill, Timber,
3d tittle—Report Mutiny Bill.
No I E R • Ward—Ordnance Firimates in Supply.

Mr. Baring—Bill for carrying in.° effect certain agreements re-
lating to the E.tate of the late Mr. Goldsmid.
Mr. Wilson—Bill to etplain and amend the Marriage Act, as
far as relatea to Orphans and illegitimate Minims.
Mr. Wharton—Bill to enlarge the time fur tae Military Com-
mluioners tor one year.
1 he Chancellor of the Esehequer—To az a day for the Call of
the House.
Mr. W. Pole—lrish Mi.cellaneous Estimates in Supply.
TO-MORROW.

Notices—Lord Folkestone—Pnrcrs relating to Foreigners in
his Maj. sty's Forces.
Mr. Basikes--41111 to prevent granting Oflices in Reversion foe
a limited time.

Mr. W. Wynne—Bill to takeaway the oath now administered
by the Lord Steward or his puty to Members of Pat havent.

W LS) N LIDA Y.

Norict.—Mr. Abererombie--Raturn of Persons sent from
the Hulks to the Army and Navy, and their offences; and of those
to whom pardon has been granted for their offences.

THUR6DA Y.

RoTics.—Mr. Henry Martlr.—Bill for Regulating the Office
of the R.-gistrar of the (tun of Admiralty and Deputy Rement-
ibrancer of the Court of Excheqnt-r, to animilate them in regard
to the application ut the Suitors' Money, to the Office of Accoun-
tant-General 01 the Court of Chancery.

FRIDAY.-.-NINIL.