Star.
London, England, 1814-02-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The whole seven battalions of the Foot Guards are
at this time on foreign service, an occurrence unknoWn
in the military annals of Great Britain.
Sunday a detachment, consisting of about 189, of
the 2d battalion of infantry of the German Legion,
arrived at Ramsgate by the line of the coast, from
Bexhill. They are to embark for Hanover.

Friday, a tranbport, having on board 100 wounded
soldiers from LOTd.WELLINGTON'S army! W.as driven
r ••••••••06.1LC 11701th.0.1•
Saturday the men marched into Canterbury, and
yesterday they continued their route for the depots of
their respective regiments.

We are sorry to hear that that gallant Officer,
Lieutenant. Colonel REEVES, of the 27th ;tegimontr
who dktinguished himself in the Peninsula, stairs
mucg from the effects of his. wounds; the ball has
been extracted, but the cloth, &c. is still -lodged in
his side.

The Hon. Captain GORE, of the 94th Regiment,
has lostliis life in a fray, at Vittoria. The circum-
stances of the case are very differeatly represented ;
but it seems, that the fatal event took place in conse-
quence of the resistance of the deceased to officers
endeavouring to put in force an act of the Spanish
Magistracy, for the recovery of a female living under
his protection. _
Tuesday se'nnight, a detachment of the 70th re-
giment marched into quarters at Perth, from Dundee,
'where they have been stationed.
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The Wrexham Yeomanry Cavalry have resolved,
during the absence of so large a portion of his Ma-
jesty's forces, employed so triumphantly for their
country abroad, to aid the civil and military autho-
, rities, if necessary, by an extension of their ser-
♦ices to any part of England.

The Princess CHARLOTTE, attended by Miss KNIGHT,
took an airing yesterday in her chariot in Hyde Park,
from about half-past three o'clock till half-past four.
Yesterday the Earls of LIVERPOOL and Ctromaorr-
DUEY waited on the PRINCE REGENT. I -
.The Cabinet Minister: dined yesterday with the
Earl of WEST MORLAND, at his house in Grosvenor-
square.
The Duke of YORIK visited the Parscx REGENT
yesterday,. at Carlton-House.
The Prince of ORANGE has issued an order for thi
confiscation of all property in Holland belonging tp
the subjects of France, by way of reprisals for.a simi-
lar Decree confiscating Dutch property in Fiance.
By private advices of the latest date from France,
we learn, that the depots of British prisoners, which
were recently at Verdun, Bitche, and other places in
the frontier provinces, now nearly approached by the
Allied forces, have been removed, for security, to
Blois on the Loire, about 100 miles S.W.. of Paris,
nearly in the centre of the French territory.
A letter from Hanover says—=‘, The Duke of
BurNswicic, with 8000 of his new corps, is gone to
Dusseldorf, to wait the event of the PRINCE REGENT'S
decision respecting who is to have the command of
the 32,0000 men assembled there, which includes the
troops of Hanover, Oldenburg, the Hanse Towns,
and Mecklenburgh Schwerin. Whether his Serene
Highness will be appointed to the important station
remains uncertain ; in point of being qualified, to un-
tertake it, his long military services and thorough
knowledge of the science of war, are greatly in hilt
, favour."
DRIJRT-LANE Tit ELTRE.+The Comedy of Wild Oaa
last night attracted an elegant and numerous audi-
ence. We were happy to witness this, as it is at once
creditable to the taste of the town and The exertions
of the Actors. Where all deserved and obtained
unbounded applause, it may appear invidious to par-
ticularize any. We cannot however forbear mention•
ing DOWTON, BANNISTER, and KNIGHT, who appeared
to uncommon advantage, and the Rover of ELUSTON
may be reckoned one of his happiest setts.

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+FALMOUTH, FIEBRUARY 7.
, . .
• Arrived the atvid, IttCitAnns, from the Cls.r o'..
Africa, with the loss of.anchors a4.eables,
leaky; left lying there Ms Majesty's sloops FA Vt.o•
kin and Pk.ovEa ; no enemy's Teasels Were on the
coast when, she left. Or the lath JanUary spoke the
ship Ann.,Ktancic,, from Newfoundland for Deme-
rara—all welt. No sailings.—Wind N.N.W. fresh
breezes, and dirty weather.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 7.
No arrivals but a few coasters and colliers. 'Sailed
the ORESTES sloop of war, and TzLecutArn schooner
on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY s.
Arrived his Majesty's ship flynsnA from Halifax
in 17 days; with a fleet, among them are the fol. '
lowing transports :--the Dick, Magnet, Britannia,
Duchess of Bedford, Samuel acid Sarah, Flora,
Agnes, Harriot, Waring, Sceptre, and seven others,
also a merchant schooner. She left at Halifax the
BOSIOCkt BROWN, fitting as a my.' ; Lord Somers,
and Hebe 'transports ; hit Majesty's ships NYMPHYND
JUNON, TRIIRDOS, and EANTollll—the latter refitting.
The HY/RNA left Quebec on the 29d 61 November,
and Halifax on the 21st of January. Sailed the
SPRIGHTLY cutter with several transports for Har-
wich and the Downs.—Wind N.W.

FEBRUARY 9.--Arrived his Majesty's ship' SNAP;
from the Westward ; and the Blessing schooner, from
Waterford. Sailed the SPittourzt and MISSLYTOE,
with a fleet, for the Downs ; LANDRAIL cutter, to
Plymouth ; and QUEEN Cnrinr.orrs cutter, to do
Westward. The cavalry transports, bound to Pas-
sages; are come up to Spithead froth St. Helen's
Roads. His Majesty's ship DANNERARK gives in-
structions to ships bound to the Brazils, Cape of
Good Hope, and the East Indies, instead of his Ma.
josty's ship ALBICORL—Wind N. W.
POOLE; FEBRUARY B.
The vessil reported to be Lost in Ca:•bonear Bay,
Newfoundland, is confirmed to be the, Charlotte,
FRAMProw.

DEAL, FEBRUARY 6.
Came down.from the River the, Geor& Canning,
TRIPE, for Buenos Ayres ; the Spek, THOMPSON, foi
India; and the London, NKLSON, for the Mediterra-
nean. Arrived the THRACIAN gtia-,brig, with a French
lugger privateer which she captured—particulars not
known, as no boat has been on shore from her. The
CRACK2R has a signal for conVoy to the Eastward:
FoutuAtty 9.--Sailed the Saragossa, Sceptre, Arn-
rangy; wil PliengityllitatinnsrtOt ainanirld
giments of Foot, under convoy of the CRAckett gun.-
brig. Arrived the /ETNA bomb, from the Roompor.
and remains, with the ships as per lest.—Wind W.