Star.
London, England, 1808-04-19 00:00:00

LEITH, APRIL 14.

Arrived in the Roads the Bclette and Spitfire sloops
of war. .Sailed the Ringdove sloop of war, with the
convoy for North America ; the Fancy gun-brig, and
Spitfire sloop of war, on a cruize.—Early on Monday
morning a hot press of seamen took place at Dundee,
and a great many hands, we understand, have been
picked up.. There was also a press at Leith on Mon-
day morning.
MOM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRavestNn, Aram l6.—SailA, the Apollo, for Got-
tenburgh Lout Duncan, Love, for Limerick; Mary, Sarman,
and th. Dantzlc,Roendaile, for Quebec.

THE AR2rll.

There having been several removals of the troops
at Portsmouth, we insert the names of the corps
which now compose the garrison ; commanded by
qajor-General
Royal Artillery, - • - Lieutenant Colonel 'Fella OT.
King's German ditto - Major ROT TIC: Eit.
Royal Cheshire Militia - lieut. Colonel Bee stwoit T 11.
East Kent I.ieutcnant.Colonel PEN SF.L L.
Worcester Major BIND. •
Durham - Lieut. Colonel O'Ca LI. AGUA N
Bth Roy.sl Vetzran Battalion,/ I . ientenant-Colonel Mortals.
(detachment)
Ayrshire Militia - Sir DAVID HUNTER BLAIR.
3d Royal Lancas7.':re - Major HEATII.
kifeshire - - I .isnitenant-Colonel pi/ R lIA
kat Battalion of Its: Foot Major Dv N XIX.
The five .1:1. regiments are stationed at Gosport,
under the command of Brigadier-General PORTER.
The 2d battalion of the 89th Regiment, Colonel
F.airavros, have marched fro;n liilsea Barracks for
Tel% keshury. •
Saturday Captain BErros's troop of the 3d Dra-
goon Guards, marched from Truro Barracks on their
route to Exeter.
Last week General CALCRAFT, accompanied by
Major Att,oatt., inspector of barracks, visited the
military stations in Cornwall. 'Tuesday the General
reviewed the (Mimi Regiment of Militia at Fal-
mouth ; u?gittient of Line young fellows in excellent

discipline.
.; The .11st• regiment is going to Guernsey, to be
completed *for :irt• it cs undci tba. eye of that..excellent
officer Lieutenant-General Sir Jou.N DOYLE, Bart.
the Lieutenant Governor.
The 77th regiment, commanded by ColonellArnrric-
Loom, is still at Lincoln, and i fast recruiting its

numbers.
The Bth regicen:, as expecteJ, has not arrived
from India.
There are so many recruits in readiness for 'the
Scotch Brigatl.!, lately landed from Madras, where
Ctis very antient and distinguished corps has been
since the siege of Seringapatam, that it will. be.bnon
in readiness again for service.
The 68th regiment, which so lately came home a
sl:eleton from the Wcst-Indie3, is fast recruiting its
number in its native county, Durham.
The 2d battalion of the 89th regiment, commanded
by Lieutenant-Colonel EIARTON, is immediately to
march to Shrewsbury.
Brigadier-General MONTRESOR has been put on the
Staff, and is to command at Horsham, in Sussex.
The general belief is, that the voyage of the Duke
of OnEEA:s, for the Mediterranean, has in view an'
important pplitical object.
The army under Sir GEoncr. PnEvo.vr and the
General HOUGHION, will have been disembarked
at Halifax before the Rochefort squadron can have
reached that quarter.
The expedition from the Downs is fitting out with
all dispatch.
The 9th Garrison Battalion will embark from
Dublin on the 25th instant, fur Liverpool, to. be re-
duced.
The. 6th, 45th, and 60th regiments, now at Cork,
it is said, are speedily to go- (al, service.
The 38th regiment left New Geneva Barracks.on
the 14th inst. under the conitnand of Major Ostaxon,
for embarkation, at Cork.
• Wi: learn that the Colipitissioners of Military En-
quiry have proceeded so far with the department of
the War Office,. that thiir report on it will be speedily
144 before Parliament-