Star.
London, England, 1808-10-01 00:00:00

RIaKRVF.

Ist Battalion 2'4qt Regiment ,
nrigauier-General Nt on TlatriA L I
Ist Ditto 40th Ditto
Major-General Seance*.
Ist Ditto 50th Ditto
Ist Ditto 79th Ditto
Br! gaiter-General CAM stove.
241 Ditto 03th 4 Comps.

N. B. In the absence of General ANSTRUTUbI,
Colonel BECKWITH, 95th Regiment, takes charge of
his Brigade.

Yesterday the 10th, or Prince's Regiotent of Dra-
goons, mustered nn the Downs at Brighton. They
were upwards .of 1000 strong, and 800 of them were
immediately drafted for Spain. They appeared in
the highest.state of discipline.
A.yery fortnidable medical Staff is at Plymouth,
prepafingto
.go out 'to •oui armies'in Portugal and
Spam. Dr. Host, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals,
id at the head of it. He has under him, six Phy-
siciluil, six Staff Stirgeons, and six Apothecaries,
several. Surveyors, their • Deiuties, and Clerks ; and
24'1-lOstiitallslittex: ' •

. . .
A. large commissariat Staff is likewise going out;
thero-are itt;ritit 12 COimitissaties, with a number of
l)vpu.ties,,tlerks; &c. all Odor .14essri..Aztorrt and
Ettsx:NK,:Adjiitant;Cornmissaries General. _ _

The I.)d battalion qf the 60th• or Royal American
Regiitent,-and thifillth or Durham Regiment are on
iheir march tb the'Kentish Oast, to replace some of
the regiments gorie to Portugal.
On Thursday the 22d September, the Dorchester
Company of Volunteer Infantry was inspected by
Lientenant-Colonel Sormovit, who was pleased to ex-
press his approbation of their steady and soldier-like
appearance in very flattering terms. This company,
privates aiwejl as officers, have transferred Shea; ser-
vices to the LOcal Militia.
Of the Bournbridge Cambridge battalion, com-
manded by Lieutenant-tolonelWin,pg, 586, besides
commissioned and. non-commissioned Officers, have
volunwerod into the Local Militia, and his MAJESTY
has been graciously pleased to accept their proffered
service. •

Yesterday afternoon four waggons loaded with dol-
lars set out from the Bank to Portsmouth, to be ship-
ped for Spain $ they were escorted by a party of the
Life auards.
Letters froin Stockholm mention as certain, that
Mr. Titainirox is recalled from that Court.
Chevafier ai.iitxtincito, the Swedish Ambassador in
London, is to to Sphin, where he Jas held that
station with distinction for a number of years before.
Chevalier .Bainzliati is on his way to London to suc-
ceed lira. • • .
. Last Wednesday the Swedish Ambassador intro-
duced Lieutenant,Colonel GYLLIDISKOLD to his MA-
• .This. distinguished Officer, who .is his Swe-
dish Majesty's First Adjutant of the Navy, was the
bearer of the tlag taken by' deniral Boon from the
Russian ship .9evolud., of 74. 'Heals° delivered so his
MAJESTY a letter written by the King of Swaim, '
with which his.MA,rtisrir seemed-Mg-41y pleased.
We-unile.rstioad it contained, among otherl things, a
request that hii MAJWITY would grant permission to
his brave Oa-leers to receive such tokens of the esteem
of that MO oaf& aslie felt hitch& htitind to offer them.
Several. Russian sloops.of war have been taken by
the Swedish flotilla, off Sweaborg, which have been
i2iit to the combined fleet, and straitway converted
into fire-ships; four of which lay vraiting fcr a fair
wind to be sent in among the Russian:fleet,.
Erfortb,. the place assigned ie.* ,Gettenburgh
Mail, for the approaching "interview, between -Bq-
st.ti..tn:rc and tile EmpF5F pf Ittikuk; if a fortified
toun in Lower S'acony.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

A large fleet from Baltic arrived off Gotten-
burgh oa the 20th ult.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. so.

Arrived' the Triton, EvAxs, and 'Lord Nelson,
PEArtsoN, from the Cape of Good Hope, which they
left on the 6th of July last, with the following trans-
ports in company, under convoy of the CORMORANT
sloop of war, viz.—Willington, Ifttuusos ; Albion,
ADIE ; Brunswick, BARRET ; Henry, LE:ssiae ; Do-
ris, LACUBE ; and Helena (merchant ship), JONES,
for London ; touched at St. Helena the 26th July.—
Sailed on the 28th ; parted company with the Albion,
ADIE, off the Cape de Verd Islands, in a gale. The
Triton brings word that the India Fleet, outward-
bound, sailed from the Cape on the 25th June, having
taken in troops there. There were four sail of out-
ward-bound Indiamen at St. Helena when they
touched : there were no transports at the Cape when
they sailed. The Flora, Ci.Aakt:, was at Allazo
Bay, loading wood for the Cape. Also arrived se-
veral transports, under convoy of the BitAzrx sloop
of war, from Portugal ; among them the Anne and
the Catharine—the Master of the former reports,
three of the fleet were taken off the 'Wight, and we
have heard the BRAZEN was ordered directly to sea,
to lock after them.