Star.
London, England, 1815-05-16 00:00:00

ARfirr.

All the stores that can be spared Frew; Plymouth
Dock Arsenal continue to be sent off to Woolwich,
which depot has been nearly drained of the immense
accumulation of stores which were there. All the
ammunition waggons, and,- indeed, the whole of
the Waggon Train, have been sent off from Ply-
mouth ; and it is understood that the whole of the
warlike stores which have been sent to Belgium, are
not solely for the use of the British army, but that a
part is intended for the use of the Allies, and particu-
larly for the ltussian army. Several millions of ball
cartridges have again been filled at the Laboratory,
Mount Wise, Plymouth, since the last were dis-
patched, and will be sent to Woolwich in a few days.
Several hundred men and boys are now employed
in filling.
A detachment of the first Dragoon Guards have
marched into Lynn„ to relieve that of the sth, which
is ordered to Nottingham.
Monday se'tusight the 15th Hussars, under the
command bf Lieutenant-Colonel Dataystma, were
inspected by Lot(' roasts, in the military field ad-
joining the Barracks, at Cork, preparatory to their
embarkation, which took place next day. This regi-1
meat will be a great acquisition to our cavalry in Bel-
gium r—they go direct to Ostend.
The Ist battalion of the 27th, the 44th, and 85th
regiments, with three troops of the 14th light dra-
goons, have arrive(' at Portsmouth from America.—
The 27th (which has been sixteen years in the Penin-
sula and the Mediterranean) have since disembarked
at Gosport, to be equipped, and to embark again as
soon as possible for Ostend; and the 85th is ordered
to the Downs, for the same destination. The .44th
and the dragoons remain waiting for orders.
The Scots Greys were inspected on Clapham Com-
mon, by their Colonel, General Sir JAM'S STUWART,
Bart. previous to their embarkation for the Continent.
After complimenting the regiment on its complete
state of equipment, the General exhorted the men to
consluct themselves, while on service, so as to main-
tain and confirm the high Character which this regi-
ment has always borne ; and .he engaged, on their
return, to giee to each man who should wish to leave
the service and reside in his native country (most of
them being from Lanarkshire), a perpetual lease of a
rood of land on his estate near Hamilton, to build a
house and make a garden upon ; to be rent free for
life, and afterwards to be subject to the usual feu
rates of the country. This is equal to one-third of an
English acre, and its value about al per annum.—
The men were highly gratified with this liberal pro-
mise ; and after hailing tl..e General with three times
three cheers, set off in high spirits for their port of
embarkation.

RAMSOATI, MAY IS.—Lewd and Lady ARUNHELL,
who arrived here yesterday from Ostend, set off this
morning from the Dover Castle Inn, on their journey
to the Metropolis.—Arrived from Ostend the Lord
Liverpool packet, Captain FORSTER ; the Marshal
Blucher packet. Captain CHAPMAN ; and Resolution
packet, Capt. Krnn, with passengers, &c. Several
other vessels which have been over with horses and
troops are in sight. They bring no fresh intelligence.
—Several transports are now getting to sea. with
horses for the army in Flanders; they have also en
hoard 40 persons belonging to the Purveyor's Staff,
and SO Hospital Assistants. A detachment of the
Waggon Train and another squadron or the ht or
Royal Dragoons are expected to arrive in the morn—
ing for Ostend. Owing to the vast influx of persons
who have arrived in the course of the day for Ostend,
the Marshal Blucher packet will again proceed to that
port this evening's tide, cranimed with passengers
and horses: we continue shipping great numbers of
contract hones, to be used by our army in Flanders
for general purposes. Lord and Lady GAGE have
arrived from Ostend per the Lord Liverpool, and
are now at the Dover Castle Inn.

DOVER, MAY 15. Arrived last night the Chi.
chester Packet, Captain RUTTER, from Ostend—the
left that harbour on Saturday, with the Dover, of
Dover, (passage vessel). The Lord Liverpool, with
Passengers for Ramsgate, attempted to get out, but
could not succeed, and was obliged to put back. A
French Mail arrived this morning trom Calais, as
did a vessel from Boulogne, but they do not bring
any particular news : —three hundred young men
from the latter place are gone to join the army.—
Lieutenant-General Sir D. PACE sailed this afternoon
in they Princess Augusta passage vessel, Capt. Boxes,
for Ostend ; the Elizabeth, Captain HAY WARD, with
horses, belonging to the General's staff, sailed also for
the same place. The Princess Charlotte extra packet,
Capt.tin HALLANDS, sailed this morninkr also for
Ostend, with a messenger; she was lately built here,
is a niost beautiful vessel, and sails remarkably fast.
A part of the Ist Royal Dragoons embark here to-
morrow.

The PRINCE REGitnr returned to town on Sunday
night from Windsor. Yesterday his Royal Highness
gave an audience to the Duke of YORK, who transacted
military business with his Royal Brother as Com-
mander-in• Chief.

Mr. CANNING is now returning in reality from his
Portuguese Embassy, which he has resigned ; an ar-
rangement is formed for his admission into Office.
It is said to be the intention of Ministers at pre-
sent, that Parliament shall be prorogued about the
28th of June, it being supposed that the public busi-
ness will be concluded by that time.
Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD entertained a party on Sun-
day, at his house in Great George-street.
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM gave a grand dinner
on Sunday, at his house in Pall Mall, to his Highness
the Duke of GLoucrerraft, the Duke of DEVONSHIRE,
Marquis of DOUGLAS, the Earl of CARNARVON, Earl
FORTESCUIS, Earl GREY, Earl CAssams, Lord Knie,
Lord COMIRRIIRRIL, the Hon. T. GRENVILLE, Mr.
How.s, and Mr. Purmacerr.
On Friday night Lady Duces elegant mansion
in Dover-street, was opened to the fashionable world.
Dancing commenced in the saloon at eleven o'clock,
with waltzes and country dances.
Lady DUNALLY gave a ball in Park-lane, on Pei-
day night. Dancing commenced at a quarter past
eleven o'clock, led off by Lady DUNALLY and the
Hon. Enw. FOLNY. About twenty couples followed.
The wit displayed in the appointment of a Sub-
' Committee for the management of Drury-lane Thea-
tre, happens to be completely thrown away. No such
list has been formed, or likely to be formed ; and
whenever a list is made out, the nut*: will not be
disclosed till co armed by the General Committee.