Star.
London, England, 1808-12-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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Fumy ..”1. }TARRY BURRAZD arrived at Ports;
in his Majesty's ship Asseim, from Lisbon.
7th Dragoon Guards, Sir WILLIAM MiLtuowsm
oat, is stationed at Cork.
td battalion of the 63d, the 4th battalion of
Royals, the Royal Cornwall, and Royal West-
retand Regiments of Militia, are quartered at

Pnisford•
The 24 battalion of General oouszz's Regiment,
• 01 Foot, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel
pro, is now at Guernsey, and will be soon com-
'The 110 Light Dragoons continue at Deal, and
j neighbol. urhood. If more light cavalry should
oeted, this regiment, as well as the 11th Light
imoos, are is high order, and are likely to be

opeuiw•
lobe gd battalion of the 79th, or Cameronians, and
do eth, or Prince's Irish, are at Weeley Bar-
Wks, atez'
BRITISH ARMY IN SPAIN.
The aubjoined letter from an Officer with the divi-
General &ler MOORE, reached us this morning.
bough the date is not quite recent, its contents are

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" Albuquerque, Spain, November 7.
41 I wrote you on our leaving Lisbon for Spain, to
,with I refer you for the particulars of our strength,

pate, Brc•
N 'have at present very little left to say, only that
ve are arrived at this place, being the first town in
son. We are certainly marching for Burgos, by
Aleentara, Ciudad de Rodrigo, Salamanca, and Val-
. id. We arc the advanced corps under Major-
, erg PAQIT : our march is in the following order,
gd, 20th, 2d Light Battalion, King's German
Legi.oo, and Ist Light Battalion King's German
Legion. We march by battalions, each following
the other, at a day's distance successively. The rest
of the array, that go with us, are as follows :
MEM LTRUTENANT-OENERAL FRAZER.
The IE6 Light Dragoons Brigadier-General
2.:1 Ditto Kmg'sGermanLegion S Honourable E. &rooter.
'fbe 4a • • • • Major-C,neral
sink. • • •
Lord W. BINTINCIt•
Ofd
The 60th (Stb Battalion, five Compaules). •
Major-General
424 (24 Battalion)
BLILLSIPORD.
Sad (24 ditto)
iNDER LIRUTENAVT•GENERAL THE HONOURABLE
J. 110 PE.

sath
71st . . . .
60tit (7th Bat. tve-Conspanies)
'he 9d . . .
6ds . . . .
Ilse A . .

Brigadier-General
CIAO FORD.

ACKLAND.
Major-GentTal
HILL.

82d . . .
Did . . .
Ile salt . . .
79th . . .

FANZ.

9511% (2d Bat. four Companies)
UNDER MAJOR-GENZWA I
ilbe 20th
• • •1 Brigadier-general
. .
ANSTRUTHER.
95th (sth Bat. five Ongsehos)
The Ist Light Battalion 11t-0. L.
IDitte - •

PAerT.

COlOlll4 ALM'.
Sd . .
Hitherto we have not met with all that cordi-
alky and support from the inhabitants of Spain which
we (trisected, but quite the contrary. The weather
is very bad,—the rains arc continual, and the roads
almost impassable."

Tuesday his Excellency Mr. THORNTON, late Mi-
nister at Stockholm, landed at Yarmouth from the
DOME frigate, under a salute of 13 guns. He was
accompanied by Mr. Ross, King's Messenger, from
the Court of Sweden.
A letter from New York, received by a mercantile
'boast in Glasgow, of date sth October, says, We
are of opinion that our Embargo will not continue
longer than November." From a Price Current an-
stied, ie make the following extract :--Wheat, New
York,l dollar 9 a 12 cent. per bushel ; Flour, super.
lee, New York, 5 dollars 50 cents. a 6 dollars ; Cot-
ton, holders unwilling to sell, the last sales of prim*
Upland were at 15 cents. ; Ashes, Pot and Pearl, first
SOn, 175 dollars per ton.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
Fast-India House, when the under-mentioned Com-
manders took leave of the Court, previous to depart-
ing for their respective destinatior,je, vie..
alil and China.—Captain T. LAR it NS, Warren Hastings.
.Isomety and China.--Captaln W. D9rret LDSON, Neptune; and
uptsur J. XIII& PATllict' Henry Addington.
Captain EDWARD BALISTON was SWIM into the
tOmmand of the ship Princess Amelia, consigned to
China direct.—The Court adjourned at six o'clock
till this day.
Yesterday being St. Andrew's Day, the Royal So-
ciety held their Anniversary Meeting, at their apart-
tants m Somerset-place, when the President, the
kikhtHon. SirJosePITBANIcs, Bart. K. B. in the name
lithe Society, presented the gold medal (called Sir
Godfrey Copley's) to WILLIAM HENRY, M.D. for
kit various papers communicated to the Society, and
printed in the Philosophical Transactions.
Afterwards the Society proceeded to the choice of.,
the Council and Officers for the ensuing year, when,
!merarnining the ballots, it appeared that the fol-1
tfting Gentlemen were elected of the Council :
Of the Old Council—The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, Bart.
Sir Charles Blagden, Knt. Henry Cavendish, Esq. Hum-
tatty, Esq. John Gaines, LLD. Right Hon. Charles Greville,
Marsden, Esq. Rev. Nevil Maskelyne, D. D. George
alike Morton, John Rennie, Esq. Win. Hyde Wollaston, M.D.
tetite Ness, Council--Edward Ash, M.D. Frederick Augustus
John Esq.
i Blackburne, Esq. Samuel Goodenough, Lori!
:eallaq.Carlissir Litd.....C.R.4 of. Chichestr, }
hn Lenz
seitgey.
Sembals ES* Sir John Tbaiiiss Stanley, Bart.
autara..d. wiew.-The Men Hon. Sir Joseph Boar,
Mangan, Esq. Treasurer—was!
M.D. Hataferr Da ,Esq Secretaries.
Afterwards the Members of the Society dined to-
tether, as lung the
at Crown and Anchor Tavern,
tht Strad.