Star.
London, England, 1807-01-31 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Sir Jona DOYLI, Bart. who lately made a figure
in the Debate on the Army Ellimates, is Lieutenant
General in the Army, Colonel of the 87th Regiment,
or, the Prince of Wales's Royal Irifh heroes, and
diftinguifhed himfelf with Lord MOIRA in the Ame-
ran war; and on the Continent in 1794, greatly in
the affair at Alloti, with his brave regiment, which
he had jolt then railed.

The la and 2d Garrison Battalions Rill remain
embarked in the tranfports at Portfmouth.

The 01 Battalkn of the 89th, General WHITE`
LOCK'S Regiment, is under orders to march for the
Kentifli Coati.

So numerous are the detachments now about to
embark for the Cape and India, that sco of them
have been km over to Hilfea, and the neighbouring
country, for whom no accommodation could be pro-
cured in the Ifle of Wight.
There are about woo fine Yorkfhire lads going out
for the 84th, General BARNARD'S Regiment in Ma-
labar.

We have heard a report that Government intend
to fend out, under a dittinguifhed Officer, a force
fufficient to determine the fate of South America.
Whenever Lord MOIRA affumes the diration of
the Barrack Department, we confidently unit, that
he will keep a (harp eye over thofe appoin:ed Agcnts
in the purchafe of (torts.
The great defideratum of Barrack Mailers to the
Artillery, has lately been obtained under the prefent
Matter General. We hear that a (Zcarter Mailer
General is about to be appointed to the Artillery
This, as well as the magnificent Hofpital diablifh-
ment now carrying on, this branch of the fetvice
owes entirely to the Earl of MOIRA.
The report is again afloat, that feveral regiments
of our Heavy Cavalry are about to be employed.
The Bays, or ad Dragoon Guards are under orders
to march from Southampton to Nottingham.
The 7th Dragoon Guards cape& to be relieved in
the Dublin duty by the Royals.
Among feveral regiments of infantry expected from
Ireland, the 26th, 2d battalion, 39!h, and 63d, are
expetted immediately.
That dillinguifhed regiment, the 26th, or Came
ronians, Lord ELPHINSTONE'S, goes to Scotland—
the 39h and 63d propably to the Kentifh coati ; the
zlt battalion of the 39th is with the Army of Sicily.
Thera arc now at Maldonado, or perhaps at Moue
rdeo—

The 9th Light Dragoons The 45th Reg. of Infantry
atiL detachment 47th ditto
38th Reg or Infantry 87th ditto
♦cth ditto 95th ditto, 5 companies.

This comprifes the reinforcement from the Cape,
and the force under Brigadier General Sir SAMUEL
ACHMUTY ; but without a further reinforcement
from this country, we fear that the whole is unequal
to accompldh what was originally projeeted. If in-
tended only to revolutionize the country, the above
is a force more than adequate.

The laft accounts from the Weft India Elands
renier it not imprubable that a force muft be fent

tLithcr.

The Braave French bigger privateer, of 16 guns
and 40 men, is captured by his Nl.,jetty'. fhip Crui-
za, and fent iuto Yarmouth.

The Molly (an American) ADAMS, from the coat}
of Spain, is captured and car-lied into Algeciras.
The Leith packet, B4Ooaf, from Leith to London;
the Star, lit LlDkitSt,i4. from Grangemouth for Lon
don ; the Leander, NIC HILSON• of and from Shields
for Londe n ; the Commerce, CauLBERG, from Me-
mel for Hull t the Ant, Sit NG sum, and the Guar-
dian, G4FENWIY, from Copenhagen fcr London ;
have been captured by French privateers, the former
was burnt and the four latter re•captured by his
tliijetly's (hip Cluizcr, and tent into Yarmouth.