Star.
London, England, 1821-09-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

WAR-OVUM SUPT. 17, 1821.

MZMORANIKIII.
The King has been pleased to remove Majoa•General Sir Ho-
bert/Thomas Wilson from his Majesty's service.

PRONLOTIOW.
Commission in the Dumbartonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dumbarton.
George Swan, Gent. to be Surgeon.

The depots of the 47th, 65th, and 67th, marched from Win-
chester garrison on Monday, for Southampton, from whence
they will embark for the Isle of Wight.
The 3d Regiment of Foot have landed at Liverpool from
Ireland, and are now on their march for Chatham.
The following Letter has been published relative to the Sub.
cription entered into by certain persons for the benefit of the
Life Guards: " Hyde Park Barracks, Sept. 17, 1821.
"To the Hon. Colonel H. Leaow, eonunanding the Ist Life
Guards, &c. &c.
"Sts—The Committee of the Regimental Fund assembled
this day, respecting the appropriation of the sums subscribed for
the Life Guards, when the following Resolutions were unani-
mously agreed to:
" Resolved—That we feel the highest sense of the testimonial
of public approbation contained in the Resolutions of the Com-
mittee, and that we beg to return our thanks to the Gentlemen
with whom the measure originated.
" That we have seen with pride and gratification the names of
persons of high rank and of the greatest respectability inthe list
of subscribers, and that we duly appreciate these unequivocal
marks of approbation bestowed on our conduct generally on duty.
" That with gratitude in our hearts we accept the tribute of
praise so kindly given, but since, by this day's advertisement, it
appears to be intended that the measure should bear the charac-
ter of a reward to the military generally for the bare perform-
ance of a duty, we beg leave respectfully to decline any partici-
pation in the subscription, as we conceive that, as soldiers, we
are pledged to the correct and zealous discharge of our duty;
under any circumstances, without looking to any tither reward
than the provision which his Majesty has been graciously pleased
to make for us, and the approbation of our King and country.
" The Committee have desired me to submit the foregoing
Resolutions for your approval, which, should they receive, they
have further to request that you will be pleased to forward them
to the Secretary of the Subscriptions.
" I have the honour to be, Sir,
" On behalf of the Committee, your most obedient servant,
" WILLIAM BISHOP, Q.M.
"Treasurer to the Regimental FUntl."l
FAI.MOUTM Sam 16.—Arrived, yesterday, the Crown trans.l
port, Coescrr, from Plymouth, with forty soldiers of the 10th
Regiment of Foot, which are disembarked here fur duty at Pen-
dennis, from whence an equal number of the 11th Regiment of
Foot is embarked for Cork. The Crown sails this afternoon.—
His Majesty's schooner PIGMY, Lieutenant Mu., arrived last
evening, and, in consequence of having boarded a Danish sloop,
from Malaga, was put under quarantine. The yellow fever was
very prevalent at Malaga and neighbourhoot. About seven,
last evening, appeared off this port, distant about three leagues,
six sail, in company, from the westward, supposed to be his
Majesty's squadron from Milford, and which must have got
round the Land's End yeiterday morning. It was nearly calm
on their appearing off here, but during the night a light breeze
sprung up from the northward, and it is expected they reached
Plymouth this morning. The Brilliant and Loyal Briton trans-
ports, with 350 troops from Pendennis garrison, and which left
this on the 30th of June, arrived safe at Halifax on the 6th of
August, all well, and without the loss of a wan.