Star.
London, England, 1811-06-04 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Royal Highness the
Duke of YORK held a Public Levee at his Office in
the Horse Guards, which was attended by not less
than 500 General and other Officers.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and
Cambridge.
The Dukes of Rutland and Montrose.
Sir H Burrard, at the head of all the officers of the lit regiment
of Foot Guards.
Colonel Bayly, at the head of the Officers of the Coldstream
Gust ds.
Sir John Dalrymple, lathe head of the Officers u( the 9d regi-
ment of Foot Guards.
General Barron, at the head of the Officers of the 24 LifeGuardi
Colonel Olaughlain, at the head of the Officers of the let Life
Guards.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, and Colonel Grant,
at the head of the Officers of the isth I,ight Dragoons
Lord Paget ,at the head of all the Officers of the 7th Light Dra-

goons.
Major-General Macleod at the head of all the Officers of tke
Royal Artillery in or near 'London.
colonel Robinson, at the head of all the Remarking Staff.
General Calvert, at the head of the Adjutant General's Staff.
General Brovrnrigg, at the hood of the Quarter Master General's
Staff.
lord Mulgrave and his Staff.
lord Chatham ditto.
Right Honourable Sir David Dundas and the Staff of Chelstia
Hospital.
Commissary General in Chief and his Ft +R.
Dr. Weir, (and his Staff) a Director General of the Medical
Board.
His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge, at the head of the
Staff of the Home District.
The whole in Military uniform with boots.
The Levee was understood to be a general assem-
bly of Military Officers, to congratulate his Royal
Highness upon his re-appointment to be Commander
in Chief.
His Royal Highness was dressed in his Field Mar-
shal's uniform. Each Officer was introduced into
the presence of his Royal Highness, by the Aides de
Camp in waiting, Colonel S. BRowN and Lora AR-
THUR Sousatsvr, Lord TYROONNEL, and Major D.
BARCLAY.
Brigadi4P.General Diucs, the hero of Barrosa, was
presented to his Royal Highness, on his return from
Cadiz, anal Colonel ARBUTHNOT, on his arrival with
dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON.
Revtaw.—The orders for the review by his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT, on Friday the 7th inst.
are for the regiments to be formed in close columns
of companies on their respective posts by half-past
eight o'clock. At nine to deploy into line. At ten
o'clock precisely his Royal Highness will come on the
ground.—A general salute.— The Prince will pass
down the line.—The line will break into open column,
and pass in review in ordinary and quick time—wheel
into line—fire three vollies and charge—retire by
passing files to the rear. The line advance in open
order.—General salute.
Lord PAGET IS to command the volunteer cavalry
at the ensuing Review, and then to proceed to take
the command of the cavalry under tOrd WELLING-
TON, who will get the local rank of General.
The following Order was issued by Lieutenant.
General GRAHAM, on the occasion of the Brigade of
Foot Guards (who conducted themselves with such
distinguished bravery at the battle of Barrosa) em-
barking for England :
GPIERAL ORDERS.
Theßrigade of G uarik, untie. the command of Brigadier-Ge-
sweat hither, having been ordered hornet, and to embark accord-
ing to the General Orders of yesterday, it will readily be intagin-
ed that, however de.irotis the Lieutenant-General is that his
Brigade should enjoy repose, and should have an opportunity of
recruiting the severe losses it has sustained, he cannot part with
such troops without sincere 'regret at the loss of so valuable
corps. It is doing no more thasiatrict justice to declare in
public manner, that Fe considers the. conduct of this brigade ns
most exemplary during all the time he has had the honour •
their command, while tt, it hehavioux in the held was such as to
secure to them the admiration and aprlause of their country.
"Their exertions on the .ith of March, in the opinion of the Hen-
tenant-General, can sneer he over-rated. It is not less creditable
to them as good soldiers, that be has it in his power to make are
agreeable report of their conciset is quarters; he requests that;
tke Btigadier-Genend, the Officers, Nun-crimulissioned Officers,'
and soWiers of the brigade:, will accept his best thanks, and be;
assured of his best wishes en every occasion.—Cadiz, Map S.
Col. DUCKWOitlit, who fell so gallantly in Portn.,;,
gal, was only .2ayears of age ; and married at a very'
early age Miss FaNstiawt, daughter of Commission*
FANSHAWE, of Plymouth Dock-yard. On the day'. ,
that the afflicting news arrived at Plymouth, their
only son, tour years old, lay dead in the house, awl,
w.ss buried the following day.
Thursday last, the. Ist (or Highland) regiment Of
Edinburgh local militia, commanded lay Lieutenant='
• Colonel IVI,LitAx, of Coll, in the absence of Colonel
A. M. MURRAY, was i.lspected and reviewed, 'with
great eclat, by Major-General SCOTT,
The 24:1 Surrey Militia marched into }Picea Bar-
racks, on Fnklay ; the East Suffolk marched from
Gusport to Portchester ; and a detachment of the Ist
West York, marched for Chatham.
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