Star.
London, England, 1807-11-02 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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We cc•ngratolate the country, and ptrticularly the
relations of the furvivors of the South American
army, on their return to England. Some tranfports
with part of the In divifion, confining of the 88th and
95th regiments who were made prifoners at Buenos
Ayres, have put into Portfmouth. The whole of the
sit divifion of this army may be daily looked for.
The regiments which compote the tit divifion, have
been detailed in hie STARS. His Excellency Gene
ral WHITELOCH, it is laid, will not be in this coun-
try before Chrttimafs : having determined along with
General Gowta, to make fume definitive arrange
ments with the Spanifb Government in South America
regarding the 7rft regiment, who are improperly
detained and feduced to remain in the interior of the
sountry. Major VANDELRUI commands the divifion
of the 88th, and Major Taav las that of the rifle
corps which has arrived.
Three line of battle (hips and force frigates are
preparing for immediate fervice, and tranfports for
5000 men are taken up for the expedition wrder Sir
SYDNEY SMITH. Sir STDIII IY hoifts his flag on board
the POMPEII.

The remains of our fine South American army,
and the vklorious army returned from the Baltic,
with the increafed numbers of the German Legion, all
daily ezpeeed in this country, make a force of about
56,000 men. Added to this, the volunteers from the
militia Tiro, organized With the line, and forming
complete fetond battalions, we have a difpofable
army in the country at the prefent moment rf up
yards of so,ooc men, and of a finer defcription of
troops than perhaps any army which this country
ever pareffed.

By the expeCted brevet, many old officers of name
will retire, particularly from the different diftriCts of
Great Britain and Inland. Many valuable yourg
officers will be put forward, particularly tome of the
fchool of the immortal and cvcr to bo lamented
ABUCROMBY.

On Saturday a Cabinet Council atr:mbled at the
Foreign Office, and continued fitting until half after
five.

Yelterdayhis Royal Highoefs the Prince of WALIIi,
accompanied by General Lord Vifcount LAKE and
Colonel BLOOMFIELD, arrived at Carleton Houle,
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from the Pavilion at Brighton.
His Majefty has juft now ordered a Penfion r f
Two Thonfand Pounds a Year, from his privy purfe,
to the Perfonage known by the name of the Comte&
D'Ansawv, widow of the unfortunate CHARLES
STUART, Grandfon of King Jamas 11.
Mifa Duticates carriage has excited in the illi.
beral and malignant, a number of ill natured re.
marks ; fome of which we have been furprrzed to
fee find their way into the ncwfpapers. It is the 1
fate of -merit to be followed by envy. While Mifs
Duacsrr continues to an with the fame propriety fhe
has hitherto done, She may defy the (hafts of malice.
Tnefday a Court Martial was held on board the
Gladiator, at Port (mouth, on Mr. W. W. Hutchinfon,
fargeon of his Majelty's (hip Jamaica, for provoking
fpecches and geflures towards Lieutenant J. Mafcall,
of the Royal Marines, belonging to the lame (hip.
The charges were in part proved, he was rept imanded,
and admonifhed to be nacre r4ieftil in future. On
Thurfday a Court Martial was held on Mr. Hartree,
Halter of the lame flip, for di unkennets and con-
tempt towards Captain Lylal_Tht. The court fen-
tenced him to be leverely reprimanded, and admo-
nifned him to be more careful. The fame day Li,:ut.
J. Mafcall was tried for drunkennefs, and abufive
behaviour towards the lurgton. He was acquitted.
On the above trial of hfr. Hutchinfon, Surgeon of
the Jamaica, he called the puller of that (hip as a
witnefs ; to which the ptr,lccutor (Lieut. Mafcall)
objeCted, on the ground that he was an atheill, and
bad frequanly uttered infidel and difl.)yal rapt awns,
the fubliance of which he produced to the Court, and
which was proved by the evidence of feveral witnefies.
The Court was cleared, and agreed, that the evi-
dence of the puller could not be received, after the
' proofs adduced of his atheifm, infidelity, and dif-
loyalty ; and that the conduit of Lieutenant Philip
Helpman, in his evidence and in his ;canner of giving
it, when examined upon the conduit of the putfer,
had been fo reprehenlible, that the Court would
reptant it to the Lords Commiirioners of the Admi-
ralty. And, in confequence of the reprefentation of
the Court, (which was compofed of the undermen-
tioned officers), the Lords Commiflioners of the Ad-
miralty have difmilred the furrier from the fervice.

MEM Ei ER&
Sir Mae Coffin, Bart. Prefident ; Captain Hon. G. Cadogan,
Captain Sir T. Williams, J. Irwin:
Hon. C. Boyle, —R. Wortley,
F. ]]Haling, _____ P. B. P Broke,
.---- R . Bromley, —A. I•GrifEtbs,
...--- C. Bonen, P. punsarerque.
Lieut. Helpman has fence been tried on Saturday
boning, for flriking a Serjeant and a Marine Centi.
*el, when on duty, and fentenced to be difmiffed his
Majefty's fervice.
Mr. Hutchinfon was aim tried for tiling grofs and
abufive language to Mr. Hai tree, Mailer of that (tip,
then officer of the watch, and fentenced to be dif-
tiffed the fervice, and rendered incapable of ever
(trying his Majesty as an officer again.
CORK MARKET, MARK LANE, NOV. 2.—A large
ltpply of Wheat has arrived at the Market tc-day,
and the (ales continue to be heavily effected, and
hardly fetch Friday's prices—Barley is rather dearer.
---Old Malt full as high—White Peas lower, and
Grey dearer—Beans of each fort rather cheaper—
Oats are in confiderable fupply, and prices give
may—Flour on the terms of !aft week.
, ITh 011,111W.CURRSYCV AS liNlll7l.
Plc(aid) Mt.. 633 65s od Beans, a 57: 63• 04
Rye, (new) 4os 456 al Tick Ditto 528 58s cu
1 lartel., (44 Os od Oats,23s 28s 32s
M"taite lti (40 66s to cd Poland ditto 33s 340 6(1
eas, (Boilers)l3Cc I sc. Petatoe ditto to 35s 64
Rape Steli, 111 251.
File Float 50119 55%.—Secand8 Oa to 591.

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PALM= I'H, OCTOBER so.
A Danilh Eafi-Indiaman, laid to be worth at lean
one hundred thoufand pounds, was carried into
Fowey on Wednefday laii—a prize to two privateers
of that port.
Arrived the brig Favourite, Capt. Connate, from
Chepßow, with timber, for Chatham ; and the Hoop
Ifabella, Captain CLARK, from Cork, for London :
they were captured on Wednefday lag off the Land's
' End by la Bohemia and Speculator French lugger
privateers ; the former recaptured by the Alban
cutter, the latter by the Refolute gun brig. The
Captains of the above veffels law three brigs (one of
which hoißed Swedilh colours) captured by the afore-
Mentioned privateers. The French prifoners report
they left. st. Makes on Sunday let, and left there
22 privateers fitting out. The Perighon and the
Jofephine French privateers, of 18 guns each, were
expelled to fail from St. Maloes on the 28th in.
Rant. There is alfo a French fchooner privateer,
with fore fails and black fides, mounting fix guns,
oruizing in the Briftol Channel. Sailed his Majefty's
chips VIRAGO) PIRSEVIIANct, and the MORRISTOWN,
with a fleet of coallers, under convoy to the Ealt-
ward. Arrived the American (hip Refolution, Capt.
BUNKER, from New Yurk, for Arnfterdam, laden
with logwood, coffee, &c. detained by the Mars pri-
vateer.—Wind N. W.