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

'THE ARMY.

The 411 battalion of General AsEßcitomxv's
80D strong, 'commanded by Colonel H. Bmo-
nmst„ is now on the march to Blatchington barrac!..s.
The Glamorgan Militia have joined the Garrison
at Illyniouth, under the comm and of General
Emu-Aim—We are sorry to hear that the East-
Middlesex, Colonel WOOD'S regiment, have suffeicd
prodigiously by the prevailing fever there.
It is supposed that Sir GKoaos PREVOIT and Ge-
neral Houoteroir, with the Royal Fuzileers,
Fuz;lcers, and that distinguished regiment, the 1511
foot, have st..rne tiler: ago joined General SPENCER,
at Gibraltar; so that we may speedily expect impor-
tant intelligence of the success of this expedition.
The fleet for North America, under convoy of the

Thetis, which carries out ordnance stores, and by
which many officers. go out, will sail about the =4
of the present week.

By the West-India fleet now about to sail, under
convoy of the Melpomene, a great many officers and
strong reinforcements for most of the regiments in
the West-Indies, go out, particularly for the 15th,
16th, 18th, 37th, 54th, 90th, and 95th regiments.
The India fleet, it it supposed, will sail in a few
days ; among the regiments which receive reinforce.
ments by this fleet, Sir DAVID BAIRD'S regiment,
the 24th, and General BERTIR'S, the 89th, at the
Cape, receive a fine body of young men.
The anxiety is at present vary great to hear from
our Army in Skily. Et is commanded by General
Sit Eli BROOK E, a gallant and experienced Officer, who
lias distinguished himself in various quarters, but par-
ticularly in India, with Lord CORN IV ALIAS.

Major General Lord FORBES and Brigasikr Gene-
rals•LusiLET and Moons, are waiting at Portsmouth
to proceed to their different commands. .
The following were the stations of the seve:-al divi-
sions of the French army in Gertnanyou the Ist of
March :--
General Victor, Governor of Berlin, remains in that capital,
rand his corps of the army occupied Spandau, Putsdam, and the
neighbouring country.
The 3d Corps under Marshal Davonst was nunoned in Poland.
The 4th Corps utio:er Marshal Soult had its head quarters at
Stettin, and eccuplul Pomerania, &c.
The sth Corps (Marshal Monona's), occupied Lower Silesia,
under the orders of General Sachet.
The 6th Corps (Marshal Ney's), under the orders of Marshal
Monier, who is Governor General of Stints, is stationed in Up-
per Silesia, head quarters at Bredan.
The Artillery and riagineers are quartered at Erfurt. •
The Voltigeurs and Grenadiers, under General Oudinot, re-
main at Dantzic.
The Infantry of Reserve, under Marshal Lames, has its head
quarter< at labing.
The Cavalry of Reserve, under the Duke of Berg, is cantoned
in Hanover—the sth Regiment at Lunenburgh ; the Bth at Ul-
zen ; the 9th at Verden ; the 11th at Nienburgh ; the 16th at
Celle ; the 91st at Hanover ; and the Horse Artillery at Hameln.
The Russian troops who were on their return from
the Prussian frontiers, have for the greater part halted
in Russian Poland ; and an extensive camp has been
formed at Keminice Podolskey, to sustain, it is said,
the operations of the Rassio.n armies in Turkey.

The Parks were yesterday deserted by the belles.
A change of the long-continued Eastern wind threa-
tened rain, which fell too sparingly for the wants and
wishes of the horded/aria, but too abundantly for the
chapatis of pedestrian beauty. There was, however,
a considerable dash made by the elevated Whip.,—
Lord SEI TON and Lcrd Ctoznen.r., Mr. BUXTON, in
Mr. ATKINSON'S new barouche, Mr. H. BAIIsO, and
others, displayed their talents in Rotten-row and Pic-
cadilly.
Mr. KENNY'S comedy was repeated at Drury-lane
on Saturday with increased effect, having undergone
some very judicious curtailments. The enthusiastic
Cheviot was personated by ELLISTON, with appropriate
ardour and poetic feeling ; and his delineation of the
character was peculiarly happy. The Index of MA-
THEWS was a complete index of perpetual bustle and
pleasant officiousness. BANNISTER'S Echo was natu-
rally depicted; WROUGHTON in Wthers, DECAMP in
Loiter, PALMER in Danville, and WEWITZER as &dile,
all exercised their respective talents with considerable
effect.—Mrs. JORDAN imparted as much spirit to Lady
Bloomjeld as the character was susceptible of, and Miss
I Boyce was interesting in Eleanor Barcloy. The Epi-
logue was well delivered, by ELLISTON.
Covent Garden was also crowded on .Saturday, to
witness COOKE'S Shylock, which was admirably perfor-
med. MUNDEN, .h.MERY, C. Kr.sista, and Pore, ac-
quitted themselves well in their respective parts.—The
new melo-drama followed, and gains upon the public.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, APRIL 4. The
supply of What arrived to-day, is rather considera-
ble ; fine samples maintain last prices, and other
a
qua-
lities are heavy sale—Barley is not cheaper—
scarcely at last prices—White Pease keep their price
—Grey, and Beans of the two kinds, arc lower. The
supply of Oats is considerable, and this trade is
quoted full as dear.—Flour without alteration.
OZNIZAL CURRINCT At UNDER:
Wheat, 48s. 60s. 725. Beans (old) 525. 5Ss.
Fine ditto, 755. 784. Tick ditto (old) 60s. 555. tad.
Rye, 465. 50s. Oats, Ses. 38s. 40s.
Barley, 425. 475. Od. Poland ditto, 425. 435. CI
75s Potatoc ditto 00s. 453 lA.
White Peas (boilers) I 58s. 1 CBs. Rape Seed, 321. 351. Cs.
Grey ditto 50s. 55*
Fine Dour 555. 60s.—Seconds 50s. 555.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 2.

Average Price of CORN in England and Wales, from 6.-
returns endive the 26th of March, 1808.
Wheat. 1 'Rye. Barley. 1 Oats. I Beans. 1 Peas.
s. d. s. d. 4. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
69 8 49 0 38 11 30 11 56 5 70 10
1
The averagePriceo SUGAR, computed from the returns made
in the week ending March 30,1 s 34.1. 110. per hundrecit.vtight:
SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL 11.
CARGOS!, SOLD, and PRICES.
Monday, Wednesd. Friday,
NEWCASTLE COAL. March 28. Marchso. April 1.
Adair's Main Z
cZ) 1 60 0
..
Benton Long to 1 65 0
Hennes Main .. 1 70 0
Percy Main r 4.
.
. 1 70 0
South Moor -.- , 1 60 0
Walker 1 67 0
Wall's End Temple's \.
5., 1 ea 0
wanton -- .. ?. 1 65 0

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