Star.
London, England, 1814-05-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The following Officers came passengers in ;be
Ltobr, of 64 guns, from the Car of Good Hope :
Colonel ADAMS, 24th Light Drazoons ; Colfwel
JOIINISTONE, 951 Regiment ; 'Colonel REYNELL, 71St
regiment ; Captain CARDEW; Engineers ; Captain
KELLY, 80th regiment; Captain ALEXANDER, 83i
regiment ; Lieutenant TAyLott, Mariaes ; Mr. FAL-
CON, Paymaster-General at the Cape ; and Mr. CNA-

DOCK, junior.
Friday se'nnight the Sd West York marched into
Cork, from Midleton, under the command of Major
BROOKSJANK ; and embarked on board the transports
intended to convey them to England.
Saturday last, the Kerry Reviment of Militia,
which has been stationed at Chatham hart- icks for
nearly twelve months, marched in MO diVisiOUS for

Portsmouth.
Monday, the Kildare Militia marched from Can-
terbury on their route to Portsmouth, where they will
embark for Ireland.
Monday and tuesday the Kilkenny Regiment o f
Militia marched from Harwich for Gosport, and are
replaced by part of the Wexford. •
Yesterday a Traci) of the Queen's Bays marched
from Ipswich for Manchester. •
_ The sth Regiment of Foot is expected at Chatham

from Windsor—.
By the latest advice: from Java, we learn that
Major-General Gluesera, commanding the forces en
that island, had applied for permission to relinquish
his command ; and that, in consequence, M .jot-Ge-
neral NIGUTINGALR had been appointed his aucaessne,
and was daily expected to arrive at Batavia. The
departure of this excellent Officer well be felt with
regret by the brave,
,troops, at whose head he has
achieved the most brilliant public services.
We have daily occasion to lament and execrate the
criminal conduct of the Prefects and Post-masters in
France, who retarded the couriers and letteri con rey ing
to the different armies the accounts of a cessation of
hostilities at Paris, on the Slst March. beaten irt.
Colonel COLLIER, son of the late Vice-Admiral Sir
GEORGE COLLIER, and Captain Buartovorth only son
of Sir Wrwast Boattonous, one of the Judge, is
Bengal, both of the Coldstream Go Ards, were severely
wounded in the sortie from Bayonns, on the 14111 of ,
April. Accounts are just received of the death of the
gallant Captain ; and Colonel Cowes has suffered
amputation of his right leg, and had a ball extracted
from his left foot ; this gallant Officer has been in
many actions in Egypt, Germany,Copenhagen, Spa'n,
and Portugal, and in all which he distinguished him.
self, and was twice rounded, but never till now suf.
fered so severe a znisTortune as the present.

liitrelL INTELLIGENCE.

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• Arrived the Grace Packet from Cadi,.. in c days,
and in sewn days from Corunna. Also arrived the
Von, Hlcas, and the Rapid..Jacac, from Messina,
and the May.flower, Fax, from Malaga. Sailed the
Swihsure Packet, ith a Mail for Jamaic.t. Three
French skips, supposed frigates, having the white Bag
flying at the peak, pissed !bilk port to the Eastward
this morning.

MAT 11.4
Arrived a sloop of w:►r, name and particulars un-
known, The Nicholsost.TULLOCE. for the Brazils.
put back to-day, but has sailed Wind E.S.E.

PLYMOUTH. MAT 11.
Came in the St. William. lArtirr, from• Gibs,
bound to London.—Wind Easterly.
• MAY 12.. _ _

Nothing arrived or sailed to-clay.-The Mediterra-
nean homesArd.boUnd fleet, under convoy ot his Ma.
jesty'. ship bos, consisting of about 20 sail, are still
detained here by the strong eastern► winds. Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH. MAY It.
Arrived the Pickle schooner; from Guernsey with
British prisoners. The Allies, --, from Havregle-
grace, and two Colliers.—Also arrived I rom the Me.
diterranean, three transports,, pin or the REPULSE'S
convoy, viz. the Juliana (No. 671). the Mercury. and
another, name not known they are placed ander
quarantine. His Majesty's ship SHARP lIOIITZR Will
sail this evening for Guernsey And Jersey. with sic
'sail of transports, amongst which are the R:gent.
Harriet, Adamant, and the Lord Melville. Sailed
his Majesty's ship ONYX, on a cruise. His Majesty's
ships DUAIITATION and METROR (bombs) will take
charge of the transports for Bourdeaux. and wiU sail
to.morrow.—Wind Easterly.
HARWICH. MAY It.
Came in the Lady Nepean Packet, from Gotten.
burgh, and the Beaufoy Packet, from Holland, both
with Mails.

PENZANCE. MAY to.
Arrived the MARTIA6 gun brig. with the Lard
Wellington, Suffolk, Sceptre, and another transr,
name unknown, with English prisoners from Dour-
deaux, bound to Plymouth.

COVE OF CORK, MAY S.
WICIIT INDIA COSIVOY.-His Majesty's sliip Has.
xsam., 74 guns, Cruxes frigate. FAsstv ship iff
war, and SATELLITIbrig, of 18 guns, pot under
weigh yesterday, with the ships bound. to the We.t
Indies, about 100 sail, with a ine stiff breeze, and
soon cleated the harbour.
MAY 9.—This morning an attempt was aul.'e to
sail by the VIRAOO9 Lieutenant Primal', and Cols•
STANT, Lieutenant Srowss, with a fleet for Buse.
deans, amongst which were the Union. and two or
three other empty transports, to take troops on board.
His Majesty's ihip Cygnet, Capt:tin Ruasst.L. has
made signallo weigh, ant will proceed to &Iliad
with the transports having the 3d West Yo: k on board.

COVINT•GARDSN THEATIt F..•••• MY. YOLICO sir pea Tr t!
last night, for the first time, in the very arduous patt
of Igo. His conception of the character was good,
and his esecutioa throughout was notified to much
praise. Mr. CONWAY in Otlstao, merited and received
loud plaudits. The :thee characters were rellpettAbir
filled.