Star.
London, England, 1813-01-26 00:00:00

ti-IE ARMY.

Part of the 10th Hussars embarked this clay, at
Portsmouth, for the Pen nsula : the ranainder will
embark to-morrow.
lqinety-sick sitk and wounded soldiers from the
Peninsula, landed at Plymouth on Saturday morning
from the Duchess of York transport. About one-
half of them are gone into the Royal Military Hos-
pital, the rest into Barracks:
The Seniot department of the Royal Military Col-
lege is not to be removed to Farnham, at least for the
present, as was expected. When the vacation ends
the Students belonging to this branch of the Institu-
tion will resume their studies at High Wycombe.
-general Weaus's Company in the Guards goes'
withort turcalase in the corps, for that is the routine of
the bay Ice,a fixed consequence on an Officer's appoint-
ment to the command of a regiment; and the Cap-
tain who succeeds; is one of those now serving in the
Marquis of WELLINGTON'S army.
Monday se'nnight, the Court-martial upon Colonel
BALFOUR) finished their sitting at York ; of course the
result will be unknown till it has received the sanc-
tion of the Palace RWENT.

Sunday, the 17th instant; the Sd Royal Veteran
Battalion assembled in the square of Elizabeth Castle,
Island of Jersey, when Major Wvvici., their Com-
manding Officer, madt the following short but ap•
propriate speech :
" To you, Veterans, I need only say, that your aid of one
day's full pay, is solicited fur the Relief of those brave Russians
,eho so heroically disposseand themselies of their all, to Impede
the further approach of a sanguinary foe, bent on the destruction
of the whole Russian Empire. 'I hese teal Patriots have not
only saved their country, but I trust their noble example will
prove a stimulous to rouse into effective resistance, other nations
now groaning under abject tyranny, persuaded that our firm and
independent country is always at hand willing to aid and suc-
cour unfortunate sOffereit of every clime and iii every situation,"
This address was received by these Vetetans with
most cheering and unanimous concurrence, their
Band playing 6i GOD save the King," and with three
cheers, three cheers were likewise given for the farther
welfare and success of the Russians : on the same day
all the other Regiments in the Island assembled at
their respective parades for the same purpose, and
where the same bursts of hearty approbation univer-
sally prevailed.

The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALts, and a select
party, dined yesterday with the PRINCE REGENT.
Saturday the Earl of LIVERPOOL saw company,
for the first time since leis_ indisposition. Earl and
Countess BATHURST dined with hitn and his Countess.

Sunday Earl BATHURST gave a grand dinner to the
Russian Ambassador and a numerous party.
DRURY LANE THEATRE.--MT. COLERIDGE'S ex-
cellent Tragedy of Remorse was repeated last night
to the unmixed satisfaction of a numerous audience.
Some judicious alterations have been made, by which
the general interest of the performance was much
increased.

COVENT Gaams...--The new Comedy of The Stu-
dents of Salamanca was repeated last night to a nume-
rous audience, and received throughout with the most
marked approbation.
A Ccciney, at a late City feast, having misplaced
his hat, was heard most pathetically to exclaim, " Did
nobody see nothing of never a hat P'
MISS PATTERSON, the American wife of JEROMt Bo-
NAPARTE, has been divorced from her husband by an
Act of the Maryland Legislature.
It is no longer a matter of doubt that the French
Chargi-d'Affaires lef %Stockholm in disgrace, as has
been state,:. The letters from Gottenbtirgh allude
to the fact as an event generally known ; and it is
equally certain, that he was conducted out of the
country by the police: lie should have been dis-
missed long ago.
BREAD.—NO alteration in the price this week ; the
Quarters loaf, eighteen-Fetich-halfpenny.

AT4EVAI. IN7ELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 2:
No arrivals. Sailed the Ann Packet,
for Cadiz. The orders for the ilinchint
for Gibraltar and Malta, are come from
She will sail in the morning. Wind N
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 24
Sailed the ORESTES, of 18 guns; on a
fen flute) ror Portsmouth ; BITTERN,
the imprets service, for Liverpool, HI
inns; boa cruises and the SEALARIG/
the Westward. Arrived the Uarcor
and the STIRLINDCASTLE, of 74 guns,
Docked yesterday, the LYRA and W.
docked the Putssus. TbeToubnomor,
is to dock in a day or two; to hate
examined. The CULLORER, of 74 guns,
be cut down, has been found to be in
that the workmen have been ordered to
was intended to double her with plank!
four inches thick, to be fastened by
through the whole thickness, but the .
bad that even this operation would not
safety. The ARMIDE frigate, re:pectin'
grounding on the... French toast I wrote
terday, was so completely aground that
stock was two feet otit of the water; and
tern *ere Obliged to .hoar het. To
which occasioned her going on shore her
be attributed, as the French could not
tice her. The ship lay nine hours on _
at times when the ing cleared they could .
observe the military walking on the beach.
the ship got under weigh, thh Pilot jocular!'
them the course to Nants which the
told him ; and were at last undecei'.
forming them that he knew the course
they did.
POKTtMOtTTH, JANUARY
Arrited his Majesty's ships ARIEL
with a convoy from the Downs ; and
Marquis of Wellington East Indiamen;
His Majesty's ship VULTURE is appointed
Guernsey and Jersey. Wind N.E.
YARMOUTH, JANUARY 25.
Arrived the FORWARD gun-brig, from
Sailed the Swans and FREYA frigates,
for Portsmouth. General HOPE still
The Solebay (flag ship), Daphne, .Lev,
cker, Redbieast; Blazer, Censor, and
brigs, remain in the Roads. Wind B.
GREENOCK, JANUARY O.
Arrived here yesterday, from Quarani
the Lavinia, 8000, from Alicant ; sailed
ultimo. Same day, the Scipio, Mcr
longing to this port, proceeded to London•
nearly loaded, and expected to sail in •
Rol

ipt, EARNER, of acid for the Clyde.—.
terday at Pon-Glasgow, tfie Recompence,
from Antigua. Left the Edwards Cue
port, ready for sailing ; she was wain
James and Agnes, STEvelcsoN, for Greenoti
from Guadaloupe, Whit,' was expected
day.—The Ariadne, BIRD, of this port,
on shore in the late storm at Gibraltar
to be got of —The Falkitk, PIKE, from
land to Cadiz, was totally lost at St.
2Qth December last, and only two of
CORK, JANUARt 20.
Friday arrived his Majesty's sloop
SwAYNE, from a cruize. The EARL
Lieutenant BOTHWELL, arrived on 62!
Dosittis. The TALBOT was ordered to
quence of information that an enemy
was in pursuit of one of our cruizers.
Lisbon Fleet put back on Sunday morning
of the transports and some more of
jag : the whole of the Fleet are now
,The TALBOT has come in again..—'r
Dublin have received official notice
appointed to sail from Cork for the
the 28th Instant, or as soon after as .
shall be collected. A Convoy is also
Newfoundland, to sail on the let of

Yesterday the dispatches for Beng;
Prince of Wales Island, and China,
Bridgewater, Esset, Atlas, Princess
calfe, Rose, Baring, and Marquis
were finally closed at the East India
livered to their respectlie Pursers.
Per licriez.—For Bengal: Mr. and Mrs.
and M. Sloane; Mistresses Smith, Hickman.
Pondicherry: Messrs. Wkite and Sauvagere.-
Mr. R.. Rae.—Por Madras: 0. F. SymeS. cadet.
Per Alas.—For Madras : Major J. De Mori:
Surgeon Crawford; Messrs. Purton and Harris,
Nicholls and daughter, M. Braekrubsery and
Parry, Parsons, and Harris.—For Bengal,
writer.
P.r PPWfens Aserlir.—For China: Lieut.
Prince of Wales Island : Mr. W. S. Cracroft
Maxwell, and Waugh.
Per Rue.—For Becial : non. 11. A. Annesley,
dell, writers; Majot 1). Macleod, Captain A. M,
Assistant-Surgeon Wilson • Mr. W.
and M'Queen I Messrs. doensell, (hies, Diana.
cadets.—For Madras: Masan. W. Nation, and K.
Captain C. Hopkinson; Mistresses Clarke and
Ciwatkina ; Messrs. A. Ross, and W. f. Wilkinson,
Per Aferriis Wrltivios.--For Bengal :
W. Watson. assistant-surgeons; Messrs. J. .
K. Montague, cadets —For Mull as • Captain .
C. Bolder°, and 0. Sandy', cadets.
Per Euex.—For Bengal Mr 1. Eleclsynden.—,
Rev. W. A. lieJting and farnir, ; Mrs. Stevenson;
Helmer, G. Bi,s, and T. Mc. Claridge, cadets.—!or
paeans : Mt. Taylor.—For Bombay Mr K. Mom
Per Bitigetrahr.—For Bengal: Mr. H. r. Aught. s.-1,
bay Mr. K. B. Mack hn.—For Madras: Mesas P. Diba;
Adamson' H. Charnier, and J. Dent, writers; Major 0.
and lady; Mistresses R.Endersbe, Pierney and child; Mr<
pairs; Messrs. S. Jackson, and W. J. D. Olen cadets.
Per Afetcalfe.—For Bengal: Mr. C. Cutler, Glen,
merchant:
S. L Warwald, assistant-surgeon • and Mrs. Kt rrr— For '
Llearenent-Colonel Martin and lady; Lieutenant Drew,
Felting; Miss Johnston, Nitsers. Dickenson, C. Hower, and
Blactcnebivi. cadet..

•
IVCE.,
23.
ket, with a Mall
tinbrobk Packet,
Mtn Town, and r
N.E.
24. 1.1
1 a cruiie ; Por,
, or 16 guns, on Lt
HELICON, of 10
w of lt guns, to
m 4404,36 tans,
s, from off Brest.
WHITING ; 1111•
PiNT, of 80 guns, 41;
a her oft-bottom
suns, ordered to
in so bad 3 state
to quit her& It
.nks of three and
by bolts driven
le timbers are sd
. not ensure hek
tspecting whose
note to rod yes-
that the anthor-
and the carpet:: e
'o the same fog
her safety may
tot distinctly no- •
n the rocks; and I'l
:ould indistinctly
e beach. When
jocularly asked
e French politely
eived by his in:
•
outse as well as
kV U.
in . and tarbutib
nd the Rose and ,•
nen, from ditto•
inted convoy for '
t
rss. 1
.
Mm the iiowns.
ts, armed re.illeieb
11 remains here.
Leveret! Chant: 4
id Forward gum.
E.N.E.
42.
arantine Sbtibas
tiled thetite 11 th
fONTGOI4FI4I4 be: ‘,
London& Left
.h i few days; tide
e.—Aitifed yet.
!pence, GRAMM/6
for l•
raiting upon the
keenock, coining
ected to be in
piarti was driven
Itar, but expected
from Newfound:
St. Lucia on the
)f the crew sated.
u.
p TALBor, Capt.
L SPENCII,II. CUL/erg
Saturday frotri the
1 to sea, in conse-
yof superior forte •
rs. Three of the
morning, and On*
f them this morn
ow standing is •
&The Merchants • • t
e that a convoy •
e West Indie3,
is 90 sail of ;
also appointed
Mac
•
Bengal, Mean 4
iina, by the • • •
:em Amelia, t .
Lis of Welling .'.
lia House, and • •
Passengers,
rs. !Wick; PAWSs
tam, and Cock/v.— t
.—For Hy • • •
cadet.
4 aim. Mr. •
codetf; Mit .
and daughter ; Mi
al: Mr. I. H. Barks
nit. P. Aim's/sap:N.4
oft; /tits:resets E
nneski, Mr. H. • • it
t A. M. Rowland ; b ,
iou; Mistress o
Diana, sod Meld • ,
and It. Ostia, irri: •
e and child, 1. and
Valuate, cadets.
Messrs. 1. Altai a
I. H. Middleton, R. •
fah; Aodraws; bi
tyndets.—Foi M • 4
Stevenson; Messrs. "
, cadets.--Yor 141
K. Mootf,olnesio.
r. Aught 6.—Fdt. • • ••
Iplesus P. Ditia; W.
X'rs; Major 0. W
and child; Mr. %V
Heir, cadets.
ler, ree merchant: .
s. Ktrr:— For Madras ,
:steam Drew, ho
ton, C. Horner, anl