Star.
London, England, 1813-04-17 00:00:00

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be sent to the N y as a.
clitC/;;;41)1 fok the
colleition Of i large army in I-laborer ; but we have
i their yet lexxnt r pee.; destination.
, Wednesday, last, the 2d battalion of'cu-t'e 'Ncill'^-f foot,
Which has, so kicentlY returned from long series of
arduous service with „Marquis WELLINGTON in the
Peninsula, astarried from Hull to Berwicic-upri,
Tweed, under the Cetamind thajor Ramer. It is
believed 4hµallwi will continue there for some time,
to mover Ws the fatigues cif four successive cacti-
-55th Regs ."71xieat is under Orders to march from
Canterbury for Chelmsford, on Monday next.
,The East Kent Militia, quartered at Birr, in ba-
bied, have received a letter Of readiness to be removed:
The Royal Cornirall Light Infantry, quartered in
Kayo, have given agriatnuniber of volunteers. to the
Line; who have marched in high spiriti to join _their
respective regfinents.
The West Norfolk Militia, from Haddington, have
replaced the Pertliihire in Edinburgh Castle.
hioriday sionnighti the 2d Battalion 12th Regiment
of Pt* arrived at Clonotiy Barracks, near Banagher,
ern Permoy, to replace the Royal City Cork Militia,
which are ordered to embark at Dublin for England
Saturday the East Devon Regiment of Militia,
under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel VULFORD,
marched into Exeter, from Leicester and Tarnworth,
and on Monday and Tuesday proceeded for Berry-
head Barracks.
The Royal Tyrone regiment have received the
route from Tuam, preparatory to going to England.
The following is a List of the troops in Scotland
till the end of the years
The 2d Battalion 7151 are gone to Ayr ;
The depot of the 93d, upwards of 800 fine young
Highlanders, are at Inverness ;
The 16th and 70th Regiment, with the Dunham
Militia, for the garrison of Perth;
The 2d Battalion 79th and 92d, with the Wiltshire
Militia, are at Glasgow; and
The 4th Battalion of the Royal Scotch, and 3d
Battalion 27th Regiment, at Edinburgh.

Monday last the North York Regiment of Militia
marched from Colchester to Harwich and Weeley
Barracks.

Same day the 2d West York Regiment pf Militia
marched from Hat wich to Colchester, on the route
for duty at the Tower of London.
Sunday se'nnight, sixty-one volunteers from the
East-Kept Militia, for the following regiments, arri-
ved in Limerick, from Birr, and next day pursued
their route for Cork :—for the 2d Regiment of Foot
Guilds, 4; 3d (or Buffs), 3; 12th Foot, 1; 13th, 3;
28th, 1; 37th, 4•; 44th, 1; 95th ( Rifle Regiment),
44. Total, 61.
Thursday se'nnight, the first division of the Mona-
ghan Militia, quartered in Cork, marched for Mid-
dleton—the detachments in country cantonments fol-
lowed this week, and will be replaced by some of the
East-Norfolk Regiment, a detachment of which have
marched for Ennis.
Sir Romani. Kra POUTER, who Lately brought over
dispatches from Petersburgh, is at present engaged
in writing a Narrative of the late Campaign in Rus-
sia, illustrated with Plans, &c. of the general move-
ments of both Armies, during their advance and re-
treat, which will be published in the course of next
Month, by Messrs. Longman and Co. The work
will contain information drawn from, official sources,
and from intercepted French Documents, hitherto un-
known to the British public. Sir ROBERT having been
on the spot during the whole-Campaign, and from his
extensive information concerning Russia and Russian
affairs, we may expect he will give a correct and
faithful account of that most interesting period.
Snnday se'nnight, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel
La Gaos, of the sth Essex Local Militia, and of
Chigwell, was standing by the fire-side, by some ac-
cident her dress caught by the flame, and the family
being absent at church, it is presumed, that from the
alarm, Mrs. Le GROS was prevented tailing that as-
sistance which would otherwise have been more rea-
dily obtained; and such were the melancholy effects
of the fire, that on the Tuesday following she expired.
A melancholy. accident happened yesterday se'n-
night, at an early hour in the morning, at the head
of the Quay, Bristol : as JAMES CRAW, Esq. late sur-
geon in the Westmoreland Militia, was-returning to
nis lodgings in Queen-square from Broad-street, he
fell into the water, and was drowned.

RUSSIAN FORCES.—The Russian force is divided
into three large armies—one under Wittgenstein, a
second under Tchitchagoff, and a third under Win-
zingerode ; Kutousoff commanding the whole.—
Wittgenstein's main force has crossed the Elbe, in
order to drive the French force towards the Maine.
They will not probably wait to be attacked. One of
Wittgenstein's corps, under General Beckendorff, has
entered Lubeck. Other corps are on the Elbe, -near
Boitzenberg. Part of Tschichegow's army is near
Thorn, whilst another part is employed under Pia-
tow in the siege of Dantzic. Part of Winaingerode's
army is near Custrin and Lansberg. Another part
occupies the old town of Dresden, whilst another
corps passed the Elbe at Schandau, to turn Davoust.l
About 100,000 Russian reinforcement sere on the Vis-
tula.—The Prussian force is thus distributed : Gene-
ral Blucher has moved from Silesia into Saxony ; Ge-
neral York is at Berlin with the main army. Detach-
ments have been sent to Hamburgh and Rostock,
which are now occupied by Prussian corps. Another
Prussian detachment has invested Stettin, which by
the last accounts was on the point of surrendering.
—A Swedish force is at Stralsund, and by the corn-
mencement of the campaign the Crown Prince of
Sweden will have the command of 50,000 men.—
The Rnuian force with which the campaign will
open cannot be less than 220,000 men. The Prussian
70,000. Swedish and Pomeranian 50,000.—A grand
total of $40,000 men. To this must be added the
force which Hanover, and Hesse, and Brunswick,
and the Hanse Towns, and perhaps, Saxony, may
furnish. There will be no want of numerical force
4 against France, we may be sure.