Star.
London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

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the ittbarkatinns far Belgium sal ennentle with
great aitivity in all parts of the coact opp,n!te to
Crane,

Last night General Hat. set ont for Belgiutti. Fie
is the bearer of the C.immission to th- Duke of
LLNGTON, appointing him Command, r in Chief of his
Majesty's forces on the Continent of Europe.
That g Ault and distinguished regiment, the 11th.
Dragoons, under the command of Colonel Stactott,
embarked yesterday for Ostend. One troop em-
barked at Dover in small craft, and sir troops at
Ramsgate. The men were in most excellent spirits,
and the horses in the highest condition This is the
regiment which, in concert with the s;h and 77;11 re-
giments, so much distinguished itself at Eone•len, in
Spain, under the command of Colonel Cusses'No. on
the 25th September, 1810. These reginstaits then
formed part of General Al TEN'S brigade.
The whole of that Sae cai airy regiment, the 14th
Dragoons, is now under orders for embArkai n.—
Four troops are to arrive at Hoenslow to day. final
Weymouth. The two troops which proceeded fawn
Cork are already in 11,14ium.
All the regiments of Dragoons are to be ang.
merited ten men per troop ; and the six I.blit refit.
ments ordered to the Naherl.intis, are to have an
establishment of ten troops each, as they swud pre-
vious to the late reduction.

The 7th, 10th, and 18th Hussars are to be under
Major• General Sir R. H. Vot.tN. The 11th, 12 h,
and 16th Dragoons, under MhjOr•Gener3l b;l%. 0.
VANDZIEUR. The whole to be commandei by the
Earl of UXBRIDGE.

Two troops of royal horse arellery, and six cons-
paws of battering artillery, have rectived ordne to
hold themselves in readiness for hireign set vict ; they
are exp&cted to withal It every day. One thousand
horses of the royal artillery drivers are also to pro-
ceed forthwith. It k expected that a ntrnbcr mre
. f troops, and consoanies of this much distit4,ats:lc3
corps will follow, as soon as they can be com?ltted
to the war establishment.

The 16th Dragoons, now quartered at Hounslow,
are under orders for embarkation, and will march to
the coast for that purpose, as soon as transports C4ll
be got ready for their accommodation.
One hundred and fifty thousand stand of arms have
been ordered to be sent to Belgium. Workmen are
busily employed in the Tower in packing them up.
The following regiments of Infantry, now in Ame-
rica, are expected home immediately, viz.-Ist regi-
ment of font, Ist and 4th battalions; 3d, Ist batta-
lion ; sth, Ist battalion ; 6th, ht battalion ' Sth, Ist
and .2d battalions; 9th, Ist battalion ; 13th ; Kith t
27th, 3d battalion ; 29th ; 39th, lst battalion t• 41st ;
49th ; 57th, Ist battalion; 58th, Ist battalion ; 61th;
81st, 82d, and 88th, Ist battalions ; 89th, 2,1 "batta-
lion ; 90th, Ist battalion ; 93d, 2d battalion ; 97th ;
93th ; 100th ; 2d Garrison Battalion, five companies;
and 10th Veteran Battalion, two companies.
Lieutenant-Colonel ROBERT DALE., of the 9&1 regi-
ment, who fell at the late attack on New OlL:ails,
was a most meritorious °facer. His cool and intre-
pid bravery was highly conspicuous on this m.lan-
choly occasion which terminated his earthly career,
and his uniformly upright and honourable conduct
justly endeared him whole living to the gallant curps
which he commanded.

There is so little foundation for the report of the
re-embodying ot the Militia, that so recently as yes-
terday, orders for disembodying these Regiments
which are still in active service were forwardedlrom
the proper department.
The report of the army being about to be intiti-as.
ed by new levies, gains ground in the Military Cir-
cles, and it is expected that the above measure
immediately disembodying the remaining Reginit nts
of Militia, has been adopted with a view to tact'''.
tate the recruiting of those Levica.
Monday afternoon, the sth regiment returne.l to
their quarters in the Ffrot Barradts, Windsor, front
London, where they had been marched dunog the
discussion of the Corn Bill in the House of Commons.

Private letters from Bengal, received yesterday,
state that Earl MoiLt had commanded an army .o
take the field against the Napaul country, that the
Bth Dragoons, 14th, 53d, and 67th British regi-
ments, under hi,jor-General WooD, were employed
un this occasion.

At a General Court Martial, held at Bangalore,
in Madras, on the 22J March, 1814, Lieutenant
WILLIAM RUZTON, of the 69th Regiment, was tried
upon the following charge, viz.-44 For going out to
fight a duel with Lieutenant WARLOCK, of the 69.11
Regiment, on the afternoon of the 14th of January,
1814, in direct •iolation of the Articles of War."
—Upon which charge the Court found the prisoner,
Lieutenant WILLIAM Ruzron, Guilty, and sentenced
him to be cashiered. Which sentence was approved
and confirmed by his Excellency the Earl of
Governor General and Commander in Chief in In-
dia, but afterwards remitted, by his Lordship.

Tuesday se'nhight, as four seamen, deserters from
a ship of war in Leith Roads, were conducted by
a party of unarmed soldiers to the quay at Montrose,
in order to be put on board a cutter to carry th.m
back to their vessel, a crowd of women and boys at-
tacked the soldiers, and ultimately succeeded in re•
scuing the deserters, who got clear cff.
Yesterday, a portmanteau was cut from behind the
travelling-carriage of J.Monins, lisq. of Mount-street,
between the turnpike at the Bricktayers' Arm', ip the
Kent-road, and Marsh-gate, Lambeth. Mr. Morn is
was returning from France; and the portmanteau,
amongst other articles of value, contained a consi-
derable sum in continental gold coin.
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