Star.
London, England, 1813-07-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Three troops of the 1 lth Dragoons, lately returned
from Spain, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel SLEIGH,
are arrived in Dublin.

The 16th regiment of Foot, from Perth. have passed
through Glasgow in three divisions, on their route to
Ireland. The 70th regiment is also following them
on the same mute.

The transports with the Edinburgh Militia arrived
at Cork on the 7th inst.

The Royal Lanarkshire Militia have marched from
Londonderry for Newry.
A detachment of the 88th Regiment of Foot hare
embarked from Plymouth for Portugal and Spain.

The 2d Royal Surrey Militia, commanded by
Colonel CRANLEY ONSLOW, M. P. will march through
London to-morrow and Friday, for Colchester.--
They are come from Mu!Ungar, in Ireland, where
they have been for nearly three years, and by their
excellent conduct obtained the good-will of all the in-
habitants.

A private of the 3d Regiment of Lanarkshire Lo-
cal Militia was tried by a Court Martial. at Verreville,
on the 10th ult. for absenting himself from drill with-
out leave, and giving the Nan-commissioned Officer
improper answers, and sentenced to one month's itn-
prisonment.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JULY 11.

Arrived the CONQUEST gun.brig with a fleet frarg
Wales.—Wind South.
PLYMOUTH, Jt7LY IP.

We stated yesterday the arrival here of a cutter
from Spain, which was the FANCY, Lieut. HOLLAND%
from the North Coast, and brought passengers Ge-
neral ANSON, and Captain CAnnoLt of the Navy, who
were charged with most important dispatches from
the Marquis of Wr•Lunctorc : dispatches from Lord
KEITH, Commander-in-Chief of the Channel Fleet,
were also brought by the FANCY. The Spanish ship
that arrived here yesterday afteracon, is the Clara,
J. Y. Gonna master, from the Havannah, with a
cargo consisting of coffee and iugar, bound to Lon-
don. Arrived this morning an American cartel, from
Morlaix, the brig Anna Maria, Captain Cusrent.t.,
which place she left yesterday, with the crews of se-
veral British Merchantmen that have been captured
by American cruizers. Arrived last evening, his
Majesty's brig CASTILIAN, with several transports
under her convoy, from Cork ; also, the sloop Wasp,
DOREY, from Guernsey, with wines for this port;
Mary, WILLS, from Lymington ; Friendihip, WHAR.
TON, from Sunderland ; and the Sufficient, Pzaasr,
from Swansea.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY, 20.

Arrived his Majesty's store ship SPY, Captain As-
ozasoN, from the Downs, and is gone up ti.e bar.
hour ; and a Russian frigate from the Eastward. A
large convoy from the Downs are now standing into
the roads. The outward-bound Spain, Portugal, and
Mediterranean fleets, under convoy of the VINUA•
Nut and HORATIO, will sail to. mortow...—Wind S. E.

HARWICH, JULY 110.

The Earl of Leicester, Captain HAMMOND, has
arrived today from Gottenburgh. The Honourable
Mr. Founts and a Foreign Ambassador are come by
her. She passed a fleet of transports* about twenty
sail, off the Scaw on Wednesday last. The Little
Auckland, Captain LYNX, has also come in from
Heligoland ; no communication with the opposite
shore, all was dull. The Diana, Captain MINI.
NOUGH) sailed yesterday, with Mails and Passengers.
for Heligoland.

DEAL, JULY so.
Arrived several sail from the River.. .Mind N.E.
CORK, JULY ie.
His Majesty's brig CASTILIAN, Captain BitEllin.
sailed yesterday afternoon, with six sail of transports,
having on board the Cornwall Militia, forinymouth,
and some merchantmen up Channel. A convoy is
shortly expected to be appointed for Spain and Portu-
gal. The EARL SPENCER cutter, Lieut. Borrow,
is the only man of war in harbour.
CHATHAM, JULY
The payment of the artificers and workmen of the
Dock-yard for Lady Quarter, under the superinten•
dance of the Commissioner (Sir R. Bantowy has
been made in the past week, as has that of the Offi-
cers and Clerks also for the Quarter ending the 30th
ult.—The launch of the LIVELY, which was a very
fine one, drew together a great number of spectators,
and many carriages, and they did not Ism the dock•
yard until the ship was taken into dock, which took
place immediately after the launch. Yesterday she
went out of dock, after being coppered.—On Thurs-
day, Friday, and Saturday, attempts were made to
dock the TENANT, a large 80-gun ship, without suc-
ceeding. She draws as much water as the Victory,
and the spring tides did not make up well. The
SNAKE sloop is also taken into dock for a slight repair.

Two robberies have lately been committed in Char:es-
street, Drury•lane, which prove with what little cau-
tion some men act who come from the country to the
metropolis. •In both instances the individuals were
enticed into houses by females. One of them was
robbed of his watch and £5; in another pocket he
had notes to the amount of £3OOO, which, fortunately
for him, the girl did not examine ; he had brought
the money to London to purchase into the funds.
The other man had sold a smAll estate, which produ-
ced him about £4OO, with which he came to Londoxl
for the purpose of setting up in a small way of busi-
ness, but was robbed of the whole amount.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 21.
We had very little doing this day in the Wheat trade: having
but few buyers at market, that of line quality supports its price,
but the inferior kinds are unsaleable. Our supply of barley con-
tinues very short, and our prices are nominally as on Monday.
Oats are dull sale, at last day's prices. Beans art rather lower,
having a large quantity et Market, and but little dctnandi In
other Grain there is no alteration.