Star.
London, England, 1818-05-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The first &vision of the 51st Foot arrived on Friday
in Plymouth Garrison.
The Vectis Light Infantry met on Monday and
Wednesday, last week, with their Commander, Sir L.
Hot.mies, on Bowcombe Down, Isla of Wight.
On the occasion of the Coronation of his MAJIBITY
the King of Porn/chit, his MAJIUTT ordered to be
Published, a List of Officers who distinguished them-
selves in the Peninsular Campaigns, for Badges to
be worn in commemoration of their successful ser-
vices ; among whom the following are the British Ge-
neral and Field Officers, withrthe number of Badges

they gained :
15 to kla Grace the Duke of
Wellington. as Marshal-Geo.
Marshal Laid Beresford
20 Marshal Hs Be j. D' Urban
20 LAMPWeseI Harvey
• Colonel air Henry Hardinge
fil Wend Sh. Alex. Dixon
Oeinnel &r Robt. Arbuthnot
eGallinelAihnender Anderson
• tilikOna Kaaleyrower
▪ 1/4r air Chen Sutton
Coldest air James Douglas
S Maj.-Gen. Or A. Campbell
Maj.-Ges. Charles &worth
5 Colonel Sir sow. Williams
Colonel George Brown
4 Major-Gen. Spry, deceased
4 rig.-'Gen. George Elder
4 Brig.-Geo. Sir X BrCreagh
4 Colonel Sir Thos. Noel Hill
4 Colonel Sir Dudley St. Ligere
Colonel James Sewell
Colonel Keneth Snodgrau
'Lieut.-Col. Sir J. Scott Lillie
Lieut.-Col. J. Alger, dec.
Lt.-CoL W. Ilirmingham,dec.
• Lt.-Col. James Miller, dee.
Maj.-Gen. Sir T. Bradford
Br.-Gen. Mundyllervey,dec.
Colonel Sir J. Milky Doyle
1 Colonel Wm. ki` Bean •
5 Colonel Sir Maxwell Grant a
N Colonel Victor VanArenchlld,
14.-Col. T. Duraback, dec.
Lt.-Col. Wm. Warre
11.-Cnl. Alex. Tulloeh
$ Lt.-Col. George Bratty
▪ Lt.-Col. Peter Fearon, dec.
5 Lt.-CoL Chas. Kilshen, dec
3 Le.-Col. Alan Wm.Camplsell
5I4-Gen. Sir iohn Wilson
▪ Maj.-Gen. Sir John Buchan
I Lt.-Gen. Sir John Hamilton
I Colonel Sir Neil Campbell

Colonel itichard Armstrong
It Colonel Brian O'Toole
Colonel James Rolt
Colonel Donald M' Donald
Lt.-CoL Join M•Donald
2 Lt.-Col. John Hill
Lt.-Col James Johnstone
Lt.-CoL C.StewardCampbell
9 Major Samuel Mitchell
11 Major Henry Horsey
J Major Qua. John Fitzgerald
9 Major George Murphy
2 Major Charier Mitchell
1 My.-Gen. Sir G. A. Madden
I Dr.-Gen. W.. How Campbell,

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deceased
1 Dr.-Gen. F. J. Coleman, dec.
1 Colonel R. Collins. dec.
1 Colonel 11. Lemesurier, dec.
1 Colonel Sir Henry Watson
1 Colonel Sir Henry Pyne
I Colonel John Prior
I Colonel Robert Nixon
I Colonel Win. Crokshank*
I Colonel Francis Olney. dec.
1 Colonel Richard Higgins
I Colonel Ralph Chweley
1 Colonel Thomas St. Clair
1 Colonel Charles Kilda, dee.
1 Colonel Peter Adamson
I Colonel Edward Knight
1 Colonel Edw. Hawkshaw
1 Major Archibald Campbell
1 Major Arthur Gore
1 Major John Grant King
1 Major John 'Ward
Major John Ward
1 Major William Browne
1 Major Robert Ray
Alajor William O'Mara
I Major Benjamin Sullivan
I Major John Maher
I Major Benjamin Derenny

G. CARROT, respectfully solicits the attention of the
Public to the near approach of the KING'S BINTII,
DAY, when the Lottery will commence drawing. k
is with the greatest satisfaction that he observes how
amply the liberality and discernment of his Friends
have been rewarded, at his Fortunate Offices, within
the last Four Months, in which time no less than
Twelve Capital Prizes have been distributed amongst
them, including Two Twenty Thousands! !—Three
of Twenty Thousand enrich the present Scheme,
which contains 107 Capitals ; and as Twenty Prizes
of 1,000/. each must be drawn in the First Half
Hour, those who intend to purchase will shew their
judgment in doing so before the 4th of JUNE, at 7,
Cornhill, or 26, Oxford-street.

Mr. TURNER, a schoolmaster, of Owlerton, York-
shire, was struck dead by lightning on Thursday,
while passing a farm-yard : iris watch, seals, and
chain were each found in different directions front the 11
body, and an umbrella which the deceased had with
him was stripped to its skeleton.
Tuesday, as Captain WILLIAMS, R.N. and his son,
a student at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth,
were proceeding to Bedhampton in a one-horse chaise,
the horse suddenly took fright, and the chaise was
unfortunately upset, by which accident Captain WIL-
LIAMS had one of his legs broken; his son was very
much bruised, and received a severe cut in his head.
Yesterday mm fling Messrs. FREDERICK and GEORGE
SOMERSAT., brothers, residing with their parents, at
Swan-place, Stepney, went out in a one-horse-chaise,
for the purpose of going to Romford to spend the
day at a friend's house : proceeding along the road
leading to Bow, they met a cart heavily laden with
lime, coming to town, and in order to avoid it, Fre-
derick, who was driving the chaise, drove it towards
the side of the road, and in consequence of the wheel
coming on some high stones the chaise upset, and
both of them were thrown out ; one of the wheels of
the lime cart passed over Frederick's body, and killed
him on the spot ; his brother in endeavouring to save
him narrowly escaped the same fate, but was severely
injured.
A letter from Glasgow, dated 'Alay the 13th, says,
11 THOMAS JARDIN, a seaman on board the schooner
Elizabeth, of Annan, Roeen•r FoLnEtt, Master, from
Liverpool for Glasgow, has made oath, that she sailed
last Thursday, at twelve o'clock noon, from Liver.
pool, and on Sunday last, the 10th instant, when he•
tween Corsewell Point and Ailia, betwixt one and
two o'clock, p. Iff. by shaking a reef out of the main-
sail, accidentally the block and top of the main-sheet
gave way, when, unfortunately, the Master and two
of the men went overboard and were drowned, Trto-
WAS JARDIN being the only hand left on board. As
the schooner was going before the wind with a crowd
of sail, he saw them in this melancholy condition for
several minutes, and being unable to render them
anyassistance, they perished. He .vas, however, able
to bring the schooner up to. Greenock himself, but
does not know to whom the vessel is consigned."

Toe honour, deli:acy, and inviolable secrecy con-
nected with the Medical Board for the cure of prevail-
ing diseases, arc manifesled from the public confi-
dence it has acquired. Since the Medical Board has
been established, at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-
street, Blackfriars-road, and Woodstock-street, Ox-
ford-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of
both sexes have been restored to perfect health, many
of whom h-d lingered for years under the most pain-
ful aid obstinate diseases, were pronounced incurable
by respectable practitioners, and several discharged
from Hospitals—such are the effects resulting from
combined talents !! Messrs. COOPER and Co. of Me-
dial and Surgical celebrity, after forty years expe-
rience in this Metropolis, arc consulted daily at both
bosses until nine at night, and the poor have advice
gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings
until 12 siclock.—Patients at a distance, describing
their case, immediately attended to. All letters to be
directed to Charlotte-house, Blackfriars-road, but none

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