Star.
London, England, 1815-10-16 00:00:00

ARMY IN IRELAND.

Ltaseeictt, OcTone& 4.—Monday last, lientemutt Ceneral
Mennen (who is appointed to command the proclaimed
counties) ;rived here from Cionmel ; and already he has made,
is concert with General BARS T and the Ma!i.trates, the follow-
ing disposition of the, troops, viz.—The 74th Regithent, Tho
strong, are ordered to be cantoned in this coeuty--heal-quarten
to be Ratisheale. They are to leave this to-mormw —1 he 21
Battalion, Stith Regiment, under the command of Major 1/v a fe,
are ordered from ibis garrison, to be stationed at Clarc Crack—
first division moves to-morrow.—The 74th itrginunt are ro be
replaced here by the 93d Highlanders, under the command of Co-
lonel Caamitt, and.the Stith by the Leitrim Mind:Le—This mor-
ning an Of Detachment of the 74th marched forth from
Palls Kenry.—Pauus SINGIIII, Elite DeOry Commissary Geue-
ral,has arrived here, to make arrangements for the trooi.s that
are to be cantoned in every part of the county of Limerick.- -
Yesterday five waggons, laden with camp cquipagelor the army,
arrived in this garrison from Dublin.

Yesterday a Flanders Mail arrived. The Kiieo of
PRUSSIA reached Brussels. on the 9th, and on the
niight of the 10th he set out for his own Capital. By
this Mail a letter has been received from Lyons.
givinta most deplorable account of the sufferings of
the Prbtestants in the South of France.—ln vain may
we look for authentic intelligence on this subject in
the French Papers.
This morning We received a supply of Gerinan
Papers to the 9th instant. They continue to rail'
lagainst France, and assure us that fresh troops are
pouring from Germany into that degraded and pros-
trate country, to keep down the turbulent.
Friday the PORCUTINE, Captain B. HARVRY, and
the COMM, Captain TAILOUR' arrived at Portsmouth
from 'the coast of Africa. The COMUS brootht a
coniidetable quantity of gold, in imall bars, figures,
'and dust. She has likewise been very successful in
caputring African slave-trading ships, and- landing
the rescued poor creatures safely at Sierra Leone.—
Both ships proceeded to the River on Saturday af-
ternoon, to be paid off.
SPANIaII ASISIUCA.—Extract of a Letter froth a
distinguished Spanish American Exile, dated Ja-
maica, August 16, 1815 :
" From all quarters we are tattered with agreeable news. We
learn that the army under MorlUo was greatly diminished, as
well by partial desertions, as by the climate and other accidents.
Certain It What Morillo has,heen under the necessity of greatly
scattering his troops throughout Venezuela and Panatba, and
that now he has only s,oootnen, including Spaniards and Creoleii,
with whkii force he projects besieging Carthagena, and OCcdpy.
ing ail New Granada, v. bleb appears to me not only (Jacek but
impossible, if the inhabitants only seek to defend their country,
and the Authdritles do their duty, of which there is no doebi.
In .their approaches to the capital the enemy may gain some silvan-
tigesibut eventually they cannot succeed, Carthagena isms strong
and weU prepared.
" With regard to VeneSuela, there are pind lesions for k and
harass country will soon be free, the Guerillas constantly fight and
harass the Royalists, and kittens' their strength by defeating
their enemies. 'fbe war now carried on there is between Ame-
rican and Spaniard, as MorlUu bas taken shay with him all the
Creoles be could force into his service. This these people did
not septet t they were nut aware that they weeping to be torn
from their bottles to fight discern betties; sod What reliance can
hforUln have on sush troops t
" We learn that the City of Guyana is besieged by the Inde-
pendents, who occupy all the province. In San Carlos, and illso
in CalabOsa, all the awns parties et the enemy have been de-
feated, and all their cams and stores taken. 'lbw situation of the
Spaniards in Venenuela is even hopeless.
" Her. Mexico and Vera Crut are said to be besieged. Tam-
pleo and Acapulco have fallen into the hands of the Independents,
who have a hurt army in LA Pestila. add nether oast the
Chapala."

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Arrived yesterday the Duke of title Pficiter. stilt
a Mail from Lisbon ; Commerce, from Liveitful;
Venut, from BriStol; and • Danrcl, fuiro Potesstl
Sailed the Ameiican ship Polialmn,'for Rotterdam.
Arrived to-day the Langston, tir:rn Bridgewater
Gulden fleece, from Rotterdam ; and Atrerican
ship Itionardl from South Cardina: —The Oiimmerce
sailed front Liverpool on the 3d of Angtist, and iri
lat. 41. 15. W. she experienced a heivy gale, wl.ith
washed away her boats, bulwarks, tie. an one matt
overboard; she also threw part of her cargo over.
board. • •

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. • PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER it •
Came in the UNDAUNTED frigate from Gibraltlr •
and NIMILE cutter from Ne wfoundland. —Wind 35. F.:
• PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER
Arrived his Majesty's ship HIND (STAN, from Gi.
braltar. Sailed his Majesty's ships Coitus, for the
Downs; Piqua and SIR Fluorin DRAKE, for
mouth; and Uspeck, STICKNEYI fir London:

DEM., OCTOBER IS. •
Arrived yesterday the Gnatacus and Ittnivr:ri
sloops of war, and sailed for Sheerness.--Arrived to-
day, and sailed for the River, the Simnel and Sarah,
from Honduras, last from Havannah, in fortynii,e
days. On the Ist, 2d, and ttd September, experienced
a very heavy gale, threw all her gUns overboard, lost
her stern-boat, bulwarks, and Otherwise, damaged :
she left at Havonnah the Thomas and Henry, of
Glasgow, with loss of bowsprit, but was expected• to
sail in five or six days after the Samuel and Sarah.—
Sailed the lentcaNta sloop of war to Portsmouth,
and the whole of the outward•hnund, but since put
hack. Sailed the Orient, Rutran, for Calcutta.—
' Came down from the River, and sailed, the Cathe-
rine and Edward, for Philadelphia ; Idas, for Leg-
horn; Sisters, for Jamaica; Brilliant, for M ,lta
Theodosia, fbr Rio Janeiro ; Mary, for Marseilles ;
and John, for Oporto.