Star.
London, England, 1812-09-24 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Colonel CARNACK Is appOIDIEO, to the Command of
the Brigade of Life Guards.
proceeds Immediately to
Colonel nE WATTIVILLE
Calk, to take the command of his regiment.
Major GARDINER, of the 6th reziment, is appointed
to succeed Lienterant-Colonel MN**, in the Adju-
tant-General's Office, at the Horse Guards.
Major-General J. GORDON CUMMING has been *p-
rinted to the command of the Severn district—head
quarters at Bristol. General GORDON it j ust returned
from the West-Indies for this purpose.
The RoyatHorse Guards (Blue) are to be reviewed
wanbread Flats to-morrow week, previous to their
embarkation.

A detachment of SOO men, belonging to the 71st
Light Infantry, is under orders to embark for Spain,
to join the Light Brigade there.
Lord Stumm.% Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk, will
emit week review the Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry; at
their respective stations.
The 62d Regiment (General Hum's) has been
particularly successful in obtaining volunteers from
the Irish Militia. The South Cork has almost ex-
clusively made choice of this corps.
Colonel FANE, who arrived in town from Scotland,
is expected to leave England in a few days to join
his regiment, the 59th, now in Portugal.

' A circular Order has been transmitted to atl the
General Officers commanding on foreign stations,
signifying the Commander•in-Chief's command, that
the bounty to be given to foreigners, whose period of
service is expired, and who are willing to re-enlist,
shall be fixed at four guineas.
The proceeds for the ordnance, arms, ammunition,
and other booty, captured at Walcheren, will be paid
to the respective corps of the 4,rmy on the 22d of
October next.

Lieutenant-General WYNYARD, soon after he took
upon himself the command of the forces in Scotland,
having ascertained the general scarcity of oatmeal,
and the high prices of provisions, gave orders for
reducing the consumption of oats by the cavalry to
one-11414 substituting other feeds for the horses. He
submitted the measure to his Royal Highness the
Duke of Yon, who immediately approved and con-
armed it. By this humane resolution, not less than
175 additional bolls of oats per week are thrown into
the market.

Sir THOMAS GRAHAM arrived at Lyddock, on
Wednesday se'nnight.
Sunday Sir WILLIAM Custria arrived at Leith, in
Otis yacht, from a tour round the Highlands.
Yesterday a .Cabinet Council was held at the Fo-
reign Office. All the Cabinet Ministers in and near
town attended.

Lord CASTLRREAGH, by family compromise with
The Dom:moan, is to be returned, unoppobed, tor
the County of Derry.
Mr. WILBEAFORCR has announced his determina-
tion not to stand for Yorkshire. _ _

The re-election of Colonel BARRY, for the County
of Cavan, is to be vig: rously opposed.
kNotwithstanding the union of interests between the
uke of MANCHESTER and the Earl of SANDWICH, a
rd Candidate bas declared himself for the County
of Huntingdon.
Mr. CREINEY abandons Thetford, and joins Mr.
BROUGHAM for Liverpool.
Sir GODPRES WEBSTER is the new Candidate for
Sussex, against Mr. CUMULI; WYNDHAM and Mr. J.
r um.ga.

Under a junction of the BRIIXiEWATER and SALIS-
EERY interests, Lord CR ANBURN is to oppose Sir JOHN
BURR:GOT znd Mr. BRAND for Hertfordshire.
Sir TROMAy THCI.IPSON finds 'an opponent for
Rochester, in Mr. BARRETT. _ _ _

• Colonel &ALLY, who excluded himself for Glou•
cestershire, to found hi 3 claim to the family title, will
offer himself for re-election against Sir WILLIAM
Guise.

Tie Marquis of STAFFORD has gone hastily down
in the defence of his interest in Staffordshire, which
is assailed by various Candidates.
The Hon. Mr. HOBART and Mr. Gat..z. are de-
clared Candidates ft,r Truro. _ _

Sir THOMAS SUTTON has declared himself an op-
ponent to Mr. THORNTON and Mr. SUMNER, for
Surrey.
Sir WILLIAM GEARY offers himself again to his
former Constituents in Kent.

Should Mr. SHERIDAN be elected for Stafford, his
constituents cannot say they have returned an old
Mead with a new face. _ _ _

CITY BU6lNESS.—Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held
a Court of Common Council at Guildhall, which was
numerously attended. The LORD MAYOR laid before
the Court the answer of the PRINCR REGENT, to the
Address presented by the Court to his Royal High-
ness on Tuesday, which was read, and ordered to be
entered on the journals.—Mr. Deputy Bor then
brought forward his motion of Thanks to the Mar.
quis of WELLINGTON, on the splendid victory ob-
timed by the Allied Army under his command, at
Salamanca. Also to the General Officers, Commis-
sioned Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Sol-
diers, of the Spanibh and Portuguese armies, for their
conduct on that occasion ; which was unanimously
agreed to.
INDIA Hogan.—Yesterday a Court of Directors
was held, lahen the following Captains were sworn
Into the command of their respective ships, viz.
Colrain C. E. Proton, of the General Harris.
Captain 1. Dalrymple, of the Marquis of Ely.
Carlin I. Loch, of the Charks Grant, for Bombay and Chios.
Capr.H. Scott, of the Ceres,for St. Helena, Ben cook° and China.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday.
Yesterday a Quarterly General Court was held at
the East-India House, when several papers, wenn-
led to the House of Coustions since June Jam, were
laid before the Proprietors. A ballot MIS fixed for
the 14th of October, relative to the acquittal of the
ulimera. Commander, and Officers of the ship Wind-
from all imputation of neglect or misconduct
.:*a respect to the capture of that ship. The Court
adjourned,iib sins dm.
The ivy and Reading heavy coach has been,
the last two or three mornings past, loaded with
eh Officers, prisoners of war, going on their
le of honour to Berkshire. These Officers were
at the baltle of Salamanca. Some of their
Ives were in company with them, and one of them
'tried a young child in hes arms.