Star.
London, England, 1808-11-15 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

caeral Ainutcnomtus arrived in town testerday
toWedm Scotland.
nesday, a part of the 10th or Prince of Wales's
LOA Dragoons, passed through Southampton, on
their way to Worcester, to recruit.
The sth Dragoon Guards have removed front Dor.
tester Barracks to Guildford, Surrey.
colonel TYRWMITT last week visited his fine regi-
Ora the Royal Stannery Artillery, and attested them
oder the Local Militia Act.
Friday morning, the first division of the tld batta-
Doe of the Kin's Bth regiment of foot marched into
oxford, on their route from Chester to Pevensea Bar-

racks.
The offer made to Government by the two haul-
Dons of Roxburghsliire Volunteer Infantry, to transfer
their services to the Local Militia, has been accepted.
The sd West York Militia are on their march trom
Liverpool, in three divisions, for Cambridge.
The following movements will take place in the
Ipswich District, in the course of this week, viz.
vnitildte Militia, from Norman Cross to Ipswich.
NI West York, from Liverpool to Norman Cross.
poistshire, from Norman Cross to Chelmsford.
Yost Norfolk, from Ipswich to Stilton.
Royal Westminster, from Harwich to Colchester.
Royal Westmoreland, from Chelmsford to Colchester.
asd Regiment from Chelmsford to Weeiey.
Tuesday last, the remains of the 15th Regiment,
irhich did not embark for Spain, marched into Dor-
chester, which place is made a general depot ; they
ere to be joined by the Ith, 10th, 14th, and 18th, in a
very few days.
Commissioner &mt.'s, of the Transport Board, is
hourly expected at Falmouth, to prepare for ,he em-
barkation of the 14th and 16th regiments, now on
their march for Falmouth. Temporary barracks have
been provided for them at Trefusis, Mendon, Kegil-

Eck, ire.
We know of no regiment of cavalry better adapted
forthe service required in Spain than the 13th Liglit
Dragoons, so much esteemed for the activity of its
Horses) its high state of discipline, and the truly mar-
tial and elegant appearance of the took enscmile. This
fine regiment is at present detached in small parties
on the Cornish coasts, to prevent smuggling.
The following is a Copy of his Majesty's Warrant
for convening the Members of the Board of Enquiry,
appointed to investigate the circumstances of the
Convention of Cintra, in the Great-Hall of Chelsea
hospital, as recited yesterday by the Honourable
RICHARD kYDERI the Judge-Advocate-General.
0 Grace! R.—Whereas we were pleased in the month of
July, 1808, to constitute and appoint Lieutenant-General Sir
Hew DaLaTMPLI, Kat. to the command of a body of our forces,
employed to act on the coasts of Spain and Portugal, or in such
ether part of the Continent of Europe as he might hereafter be
directed to; and the said Lieutenant-General did, pursuant to our
ineseetions transmitted to him, proceed to Portugal, and did on
the ltd of August, 1800, land in that country and take upon
•limself the command of the said body of our forces accordingly.
Aced whereas it appears, that on the same red of August, and
signequanty so his bevies auumed the command, an Armistice
ersi concluded as follows ;
[Here ierecitedthe Armistice, as stated in Sir Haw DAearmi
pie's dispatch.]
(4 And whereas it appears that on the 30th day of August 1808,
s Coavention was concluded as follows :
[Here is recited the Convention, as stated in Sir Haw DAL-
truPLel dispatch.)
We thick it seeetsary that an inquiry should be made by the
(Patera! Olken herein after named, into the conditions of the
slid Armistice and Convention, and into all the causes and cir-
esmstatmes (whether arisiug from the previous operations of the
army or otherwise), which led to them, and into the con-
dom, behaviour, and proceedings of the said Lieutenant-Ge-
neral Sr Hew DALRYMPLI, and of any other Officer or (NB-
siets who may have held the command of our Troops in
l'ectugsl ; and of any other person or persons, as far as the
tame were connected with the said Armistice and Convention,
it order that the said General Officers may report to us, touching
the matters aforesaid, for our better information. Our will
and pleasure therefore is, and we do hereby nominate and ap•
par, the General Officers of our army, whose names are respee
Lively mestiontd In the list annexed, to be a Board, of which we do
hereby appoint General Ski/Avila Do el Das, K.B. to be President,
wheeze to meet accordingly for the purposes above-mentior.e.
And you are hereby, required to give notice to the said General
Olicets when and where they are tomcat for the said examination
and inquiry, and you are hereby directed to summon such persons
as may be jugged necessary by the said General Officers (whether
the Geheral °Akers employed in the expedition or others), to give
tufermation touching the said matters, or whose examination shall
be 'kited by those employed in the said expedition. And the
said General Officers are hereby directed to hear such persons
as Mail offer to give information touching the same, aed they
see hereby authorised, empowered, and required strictly to ex-
amine into the matters before-mentioned, and to report a state
thereof, as It shall appear to them, together with their opinion
thereupon, and also with their opinion, whether any, or what
fkllber Proceedings should be had thereupon ; all which you are
to trnamit to our Commander in Chief, to be by him laid before
Us tot our consideration ; and for so doing this shall, as well to
you as to our said General Officers, and all others concerned, be
a suelCialt warrant.
Given at our Court at St. James's, this first day of November,f ace, .
isethe 49th year of our Reign.
By his Majesty's command.
(Signed) JAMES PULTLNEY.
To our right trusty and well-beloved Counsellor,
the Hoc. RiCILARD R "nut, Judge-Advocate
General, or his Deputy.
The Court at its rising yesterday adjourned till
eleven o'clock on Thursday next, in order to allow
tithefor the preparation of the necessary papers and
documents, the summoning of witnesses, &c.

The Centlemanwho arrived in Londbn on Saturday
night from Sweden, is the Secretary to the intended
• Embassy from the Court of Stockholm to Spain.
It is expected that the Chevalier d'Ant.r•,RILRG will
leave town next week for Spain.
Mr. FUR?, our Ambassador in Spain, wrote home
for a messenger, which was the cause of Mr. JOHNSON
being dispatched there.

Rear-Admiral Sir S.taxxt. Hoop, from the Baltic,
landed on the 4th inst. at Cromarty, from whence
be Proceeded to Brahan Castle, the seat of Lord
St Arum, to join there his amiable and accomplished
lady. They are expected to visit. Edinburgh, on their
Way to London.

By the death of Sir HENRY MUMMY, there is a
vacancy in the Representation for ampshire. Sir
Hzinv died at Bath on Hrnoon last : he
was only in the 44th year of his age. His complaint
was a diseased liver, with which he had been afflicted
fel many years, and endured the sufferirg of a long
illness with manly firmness and patient resignation.
Sir Herax has left a widow and fifteen children.—
lie is succeeded in his title and estates, computed at
the annual value of JE2.5,000, by his eldest son, now
.sir HENRY MicomAy, a young gentleman of 22 years
of age. The principal executor to the will is the
ckeverend Mr. &turns, a most respectable clergy-
tun, who was tutor to the deceased baronet.