Star.
London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

0 His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMEERLAND is
ttpected to leave town to-morrow, or next day, on
bis departure from England. His Royal Highness
has appointed Captain R. HOWARD VYsE, of the
half pay of the 15th Dragoons, to be one of his
Royal Highness's Equeries.
On Wednesday the 14th inst. the Edinburgh regi-
ment of Militia, commanded by the Earl of A NcnAxt,
qtvas inspected and reviewed by Major-General BROWN,
on the Hoa, near Plymouth. They went through
their diffelent movements with great correctness, and
-"sr4lneared to give great satisfaction to the Reviewing
lOfficer.

ERIGADE ORDER OF GENERAL DE BERNEWTTZ,
IrsN LI.AVING THE rIRST BRIGADE OF THE SEVENTH DIVISION
OE THE ARMT--DATED maxim 5, 18t3.
".Major-General de BRENEWITZ having received orders
from the Prince Regent to proceed to England, cannot leave the
'Brigade which he has now had the honour of commanding for
'ssisar:rels of fittirteen months, without declaring to the Officers,
114 cm-commissioned Officers, and men of the 51st, 68th, 82d, and
,Chasseurs Britanniques Regiments, the very great satisfaction
'which he has always experienced from their soldierlike manner
of doing their duty, and their conduct in every respect. The
1144ajor-General begs that the Commanding Officers of these corps
',Will accept his sincere thanks for the assistance which they have
uniformly yielded to him on all occasions; and lie cannot refrain
)from particularly expressing the deep regret which be feels at
• giving up Om command of those three Regiments, which have so
llong been in hit brigade, viz. the 151st and 68th I.tght Infantry,
and the Chasseurs Britanniquee, and whose distinguished pilau-
try in action with the enemy be has frequently had the good for-
tune to witness."

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County

of Carmarthen.

John Stuart, Esq. John Edsvard:Saunders, Esq. Thomas Philipps,
Esq. Walter Price, Esq. David John Edwardes, Esq. David
DOies, M.D. Thomas Thomas, Esq. and the Rev. Morgan
Jones, to he Deputy Lieutenants. Dated March 5, 1813.
Comrlissions signed by the Lord Lienteram of the County of
Norfolk.-9d Western Regiment of Norfolk Local Militia.
Ensign Francis Bidden Allison to be Lieutenant, dated April 6,
Benjamin Croft, C; rot. to be ditto, dated April 7, John Free-
man, Gent to be ditto, dated April 8, and John Eastoe, Gent.
to be ditto, dated April 9, 1813.
Norfolk Rangers Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lirutenant Nicholas Raven to be Captain, vice Hill, deceased ;
dated April 6, 161 S. Cornet John Overton to be I ientenanr,
vice Raven, promoted ; dated April 7, 1818. Chzt-les KU,

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Gent. to be Cornet, vice Overton, promilted ; dated Aprl rt,
181?; John Whitenvin, Gent. to be ditto; dated April 9,1910.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Hants.—South Hants Rt gimont of Militia.
Adlasn, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Poulteney Poole Sher-
bourne, Gent. to be Etikign.
South West Regiment of Militia.

Charles Rich, Esq. to be Captain, vice LyPil, reeved ; Osborn
Rich, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Robert Longtrolt, Gent. to be
ditto.

By the Lord Lieutenant of Lincoltuddre.
Royal South Lincoln Militia—Frederick Webb, Gent. to he
Lieutenant, and V'ni. Law Lowe, Gent. to be Ensign, Lived
March 29 ; Joshua John Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, dared
March SI, 1013.
By the Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire.
Wiltshire Regiment of Militia—Daniel White, Gent. to be En-
sign, dated March 12 ; John William Cowell, Gent. to be En-
sign, dated March Y 7, 1813.
By the Lord I ientenent of Staffordshire.
Iting's Own Re,ziment of Stafford Militia—Thomas Fernyhotigh,
Gent. to he Lieutenant ; Jacob Wiliam Hinde, Gent. to be
ditto, vice Henuey, resigned; dated April 17, 1813.
By the Lord Lieutenant of Neirthumhorland.
Southern Regiment of Northuniherlimti Local Militia—John
Easterby, Ei,q. to be Captain, dated Aptil 5; Ensign Wiliam
Whittaker Spence, and Edward Dodd, Gent. to be Lieutenants,
dated Mardi 25; John Parker, Gent. to be ditto, dated April
5, 1813.
By the Lord lieutenant of Bedfordshire.
2d Regiment of Bedfordshire Local Militia—Lieutenant Charles
Green to be (7arain, vice Golding, resigned, dated April 9;—
John Bedford, Esq. to be ditto, vice Sandys, resigned ; Samuel
Barron, Gent. and Ensign Samuel Fountain to be Lieutenants;
*Wed April 10, IAI S.
By the Lord Lieutenant of Anglesey.

Anglesey Local Militia—J. B. Sparrow, I sq. to he Lieutenant-
Colonel-Commandant, dated Dec. 14, 1812; Captain Sir W.
B. Hughe., Krt. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Meryick, re-
signed, dated Feb. 8, IRIS; John Williams, jun. Esq. to he
Major, datid Dec. 15, Inl 2 ; Lieutenant Owen Roberta to be
Captain, vice Sir W. R. Hughes. dated Feb. 8, 1813 ; Ensigu
John Lloyd to be Lieutenant., dated Dee. SO; Ensign James
Fisher to be ditto, dated Dec. 31, 1812 ; Ensign Hugh µ'il.
llama to be ditto, dated Jan. 1 ; Ensign Henry Pr ce to be
ditto, vice Roberts, promoted, dated Feb. 81 Enqn William
Hughes to be ditto, vice Poynter, resigned, dated Feb. 9, 1813;
Richard Griffiths. Gent. to be Ensign, dated Pee. 30 ; Thomas
Owen, Gent to be ditto, dated Dec. al, 181 X; Antryl Jane,
Gcst. to be ditto, dated Jan. 1, 1813.

One of the Dllrhamshire militia was apprehmled

on Wednesday se'nnight, and thrown into prison, at
'Perth, for being guilty of the hatbArons outrage of
firing balls at people in the public streets, thot:gh
,happily without effect.
Mond...), last, a soldier having arrived at White
',.*Croft, Sheffield, with a deserter, put down his fire-
lock, which was loaded, when a young man taking it
up (not knowing it was charged), in a joke, presen-
ted the piece at his sweetheart, and shot her through
tithe body. She lingered till the following day in the
,greatest agony, when she expired.

• While the waggons containing the gold and silver
were unloading at the Bank on 1 hursday last, a coun-
;trysnan, astonished at the quantity, enquired if it was
)to pay off the natitnal debt with I when an arch fel-
low, standing by, observed, it was only half a million
!of money belonging to a lady, who was fond of be.
stewing her favours on country Gentlemen ;" and
putting a pailer in his hand, requested him to call at
either of her town houses, and only purchase a Ticket
or Share in the State Lottery, by which he might him-
self get di.20,000 of that cash on the 6th of May
CITY Isiraovammrs.—We understand that the
Leather Trade disapprove of the plan for the im-
provement of Leadenhall Market, as being insuffi-
' cient, and ill calculated to answer the purposes in-
tended, and have presented the City with a plan for
a Hall or Public Market, upon a large scale, which
at the same time tvculd give every convenience to
the Trade, and be a credit to the City. They also
object to any part of the improvements becoming pri-
vate property ; and, rather than the interest of this
great public market for the sale of leather from every
part of the empire should suffer from such a circum-
stance, or the Market be removed from the City, for
want of sufficient accommodations, provided the City
refuse to do it, they h. ye proposed to erect the mar-
bet themselves. This, like their conduct in proving
,` the impolicy of the Leather Tax, 'peas great credit
upon their public spirit.

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mtimsirr lATIELLIGBICE.

OXFORD, AVAIL 94.

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Yesterday Thomas Mayo, B.A. and Richard Burden, B.A. of
Oriel College, and Edward Hawkins, BA. of St. John's College,
were elected Fellows of Oriel College.
PCCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Rev. Brrfok Grisdale, D.D. Chancellor of the Diocese of Car-
lisle, is appointed to the Stall in the Cathedral Church of Nor-
wich, vaunt by the promotio'n of Dr. Landon to the Deanery of
Exeter.

Rev. Joseph Thomas Lawton, A.M. is licensed to the curacy
of Walsham-le.WWows, Suffolk, on the nomination of John
Sparke, Esq.
Rev. George Murray, son of the late Bishop of St. David's,
and nephew to tile Dukb of Athol, is promoted to the vacabt
bishoprick of S.,clor and Man.
Rev. C. Phi!lent, to the vicarage of Frome, Somerset, vacant
by the death of the Rev. W. Ireland.
Rev. J. Leigh, t t the Rectory of Chllfrome, Dorset, vacant by
the death of the Rev. Mr. Bryett.
Rey. W a. et., MA. Chaplain to Lord Saltoun, and Rector
of Dutishy, I.h:cotn.lore, to hold by dispendation the vicarage of
Sempringli int corn Pointon.