Star.
London, England, 1815-01-05 00:00:00

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A detachment of the 14th Light Dragoon% ei.
barked on Monday last at Portsmouth for America.

The 52d regiment embirked on Tuesday last at
Portsmouth for service ill America; but It has been
intimated to them, that, probably, they may return
without landing upon the coast:
Colonel PRITZLER leaves this country with the fleet
about to sail for India, in order to join hit regiment
the '22d Light Dragoons. He is to be succeeded as
Commandant of the Cavalry Depot at Maidstone, by
Colonel Sir JOHN BRO:TN.

Sunday morning, a detachment of the 17th Light
Dragoons•osarched from the cAvalry depot, in Maid-
stone, to embark at Gravesend, for the East Indies,
to join their regiment.
A detachment of the 54th Regiment of Foot ar-
rived on Sunday last at Liverpool from Ireland, and
are now on their march for Chatham, in order to em-
bark to join the Ist battalion, now in the East s.
A detachment of the Royal Scots now at Bens,. t-
are ordered to proceed to Ireland to join the dd 13 It.
talion there.

Among the various arrangements which have taken
place in Ireland, in regard tf) the distribution of the
forces these, the following have occurred, in regard
to the Militias, viz.—The second Somerset has march-
ed to Fermoy, the second West York to Clorimell,
the Tipperary to Bantry, and the Wexford to Cashel!.
The 39th regiment, and two Battalions of the (2d
regiment, are at Canine; and the Ist battalion of the
31st, in North America.

All the Officers serving in the Colonial corps in the
East Indies, who were in England on the 21. th ult.
were reduced to half-pay, with a gratuity of 14 months.

NAVAL INIELI.IGENCE.

An account was received in town this forenoon, stating that
the Albion, Captain SUOLING, bound for Bermuda, has been
captured by the American privateer Brutus, carrying 12 guns
and 116 men, off the Coast of ir.land, and sent for America.
The Albion and Planet, bound to Jamaica; Arundel, bound
to Trinidad; and Norfolk Hero, hound to Tobago, put back
to Falmouth on Sunday. The Louisa, bound to Jamaica; and
West Indian, hound to Antigua, did not put back as was stated
yesterday.
The Moscow, arrived at Liverpool, sailed from Havannah
the 24th of November, under convoy of his Majesty's ship
later, bound to 13arbadoes, in company with the Roselle, for
Leith; Cossack, for Cork; Perola, tor Falmouth, and ten other
vessels, names unknown, and parted the 22:11 of November, in
lit. Si. 10.

The Anna Margarita, Byron, from Copenhagen to St. Croix,
is put into Plymouth in distress; she sailed from Copenhagen on
the 22d ultimo with a beet, and supposes they have all been
dispersed.
The Georgian; Hughes, sailed from Bermuda on the C'h of
November, under convoy of a brig of war, fur New Providence.
The Oceanus, Rhode, from Botirdeaux so Cottenlinen, is to.
lolly lost near Cherbour,;--cr.w avert.
The Oscar, Lycke, twin Udlewa;la to Gibraltar, was carried
into Rans.gate yesterday, having's:ruck upon the rocks and been
abandoned by the crew.
_ _ _ _ _

The :It. Johanrws, Marn, from Sheerness to Christiana, Is lost
on Marurand.

The Chatham, Buchanan, from Jamaica to I iver:giol was on
shore in the I.;ulpit ut Ihirtda, early in November, and ti's-
charging.
The Nadeeelda, Polite, from Narva to Liverpool, and the
Hope, of Liverpool, \with coals, were driven on shore at Loeb.
Wall 16th termer was expected to be got off.
A foreign vessel, said to be Ke.siaus was toteUy wrecked to
the westward of Cape Wrath, about the 24th ult.—two men
drowsed.