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London, England, 1814-08-03 00:00:00

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The last division of the British cavalry urr'ved
yesterday tro.ii France in Dover harbour, and disem-
barked (rota on 35 sitof tr inspoits. There are
supposed to he in re than eleven hundred bones, ae-
companied by riders, baggage waggons, artillfory
&c.
Accounts have been received, stating that the first
division of the British Army, which bAd sailed front
the Ginede, had safely reached Canada on the 24th
June.
The brigade of Life Guards and Horse Guards,
blue. w re its.iected at Blackheath, on Ddouday lash,
by the Doke of VaI.I4NOToN, on their return (rem
the Continent. The hers.:. aamight well be expectis,
ed, looked rather sus-barn., as wed as the men ; but
they made a very fine military appearance. 1t is
said two troops ref each of this cavalry it robe re.
duced, their numbers being more than necestarrfa a
pease establishment.
Officers of carps serving with the British Artntr
the Netherlands, wit God the team tes 7/Mmeels,
Ghent, Bruges, Ant-twerp, and dl parts of d-e Nether,
lands, by the way of Colchester and Ogend, the taOst
pleasant and expeditious.
The depot of the Scots Greys is ordered ft, m
Birmingham to Canterbury, where• it is to arrive
about the 10th instant.

The British and Ire* Militias are ordered to their,
respective countries, for the purpose of being discus.
bouied.

The Fifeshire ►Militia will embark immedlatety at
Depti.rd, and the Argyle and Ross at Portsmouth,
tot North Britain.
The 4th Regiment of Drignem Guards, &sat 500
strong, is ordered from North Britain to Ireland.
Lord DIMS/IRD is on the point of retnrni•g to
Lisbon, to resume the chief command of the P,JI
tu-
guese forces prepAratory to the arrir .1 of the Pluses
Railcar from the Brazils, and to make some arrange-
ment with regard to the British Officers who held
rank in the Portuguese Army.
The 13th Royal Veteran Battalion stationed at
Lisboa, is ordered to England, and will be disbanded. ,

NAVAL thTALLIGENCIit.

FALMOUTH, JULY St.—Arrived the Lark.
Dia, from Cork, and one coaster from- Wales.—No. .
thing sailed. Wind South
PLytioura, Aun. I.—Arrived the SULTAv man of
war from Bourdeaux, with troops ; flrrrevim sloop of
war tram a cmize; Asti's, HOLLAND, from Palma t
and Salamarc t, Ran, born Gibralar and Tener ffe.
Pontamount. A co. Q.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
MoNymautt, Frsy, CLARimit, and Fars*, front 11, our-
deaur, and the Sams from a cruise t also arrived the
Hyperion, Martha, Crisis, and the Atalanta, mer-
chantmen, from the Mediterranean, and are put under
quarantine. Sailed the Quaav CHARLOTTE for Ply-
mouth. Came into harbour his Majesty's ships Ea.
molar and •Romeity.—Wind S.W.
DRAL, A UmisT ?.—Arrived the Rosaato sloop of
war from off the French coast ; the Lively, Brat,. ,
British Army. Alonzo, and Sceptre transports,
from Gibraltar, under convoy of the Peovett,) slwop
(if war, and are all tinder quarantine. Cattle down
from the River the Marqnis of Wellesley. for Bctany
Bay and Chine, and,.,, few other ships.—Wind S.W.
Dovsn, Aunuer 2 —lhirty-seven transports ar.
,rived hatmeccavaz mid toiler, hexing :on bard •
'irpwrettM" slay horses. Therw.„is two, ia
this har1i0t4.7,296 ton of shipping, and Ate an eirl-
eeniently accommodated.
Cato/oak, WoLY 30.—Arrived and passed to Post
Glasgow yesterday, the Charlotte, I) UNC A trinN. from
S tadeaek, in New Brants, ce, in S 2 thy% On the
zd instant, off the east end the Island of Anticoeta,
was bbarded be an,officer from his Majetty's ship
LROPAtia, then lyiog on a rock in-shoe and bilged.
This unfinnonate attideet -happened on the 28th of
June, at 11 o'clock at night. The Lemeasto sailed
from England about eiritt %seeks before, with a large
It et with troops and stores tor Quebec. which were
all dispn-sed, except one crabaport, a Itifo, run -ox shote
at the same time, but fortunately got off The ve,ole
of the crew and troops were bared :end on the kat •nd,
deo a Freat part of the stores. Ors the 9ti; instant,
off the island of Belleisle. fell in with the Caoc tong
'frigate, and pre information to the Captain of" the
situation of the LaorAno.
His blajecy's ships Iphigttnia, EHryalltc. Bae-
I ehante, Ftarieure, and Pandora, arrvcd at S•ltta Cruz
16 on the 19th of June. in nine days from Gibraltar,
having under their convoy fast ,al-tour sail of trans-
' ports, with the 21st, 29th, .and G2d Regiments, and •
ec company of Artillery; under the command of Ha-
* General Gosas ten, on h'ard. They sailed avant
afs the 22d of June to Mile teDesS at Derma is. The
fcdlowieg are the names of the transports ;—the H o.
Europe, L 'ado% Alenteder, Duke of Brotit•, Ex.
held, I.iberty, Argo, Guardian, Regent, Ttut
Anne, Alaska, Ab.nna, I homes, I.eitcY.
Jams. Harmony, Wilma. Samuel and Jane, C,,1-
lingrad, and the Lloyd.
aIIIWORD, JULY 30 —The Eliza. Captain D
of this port, isiest tome into harbour. Caps. Davies
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