Star.
London, England, 1814-08-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

'l4l 23 battalion is regiment are expected to
arrive in Edinburgh dr; %%uric, fr,rn Grt•enock, to
reo' .ce the Stirlingshire Militia, who are und-r orders
to march for their own county. to be disembodied.
The 93 I Highlanders arrived at -St. John's, New-
fotindlano, the 4th ult.—all well.
Saturday morning. the lit division of the Antrim
'Militia arrived in Glasgow from Perth, on their way
to ire. Lind.

Friday, the Ist division of the Royal Lanarkshire
Militia marched from Perth for Glasgow.
Last week the troops of the 4th Dragoons, which
have for some time been quartered in Newcale,
ma• ched for Scotland,sto join the headquarters; and,
or Frid iv, several troops of the 2d Magoon Guards
arriiied there from York to replace them.
The Kerry, Kilkenny, and K►ldare Militias, have
received inures for Portsmouth, where they are to
embark for Ireland. The Cove of Cork is the Pu►t
at which they will be landed.
The Fermanagh regiment of Militia, which did
the London duty during a part of the time the Al-
'Bed Sovereigns were in this country, are to proceed
from Portsmouth to Waterford.
Wesinesday; six companies of the 4th Royal Vote-
yip Battalion, lately returned from Gibraltar and the
Mediterranean (where they have been on wilee
for the last seven years), marched from Islington',
and Hackney to Woolwich, Deptford, and Green-1
Teich, to relieve the Aberdeen and Fifeshire regiments
of Militia, ordered home to be disembodied.
The Hered•tary PRIMAL of ORANGE, in his new ca-
pacity of Commander of the British Forces in the Ne-
therlands, is to have a Staff, composed of some of our
Military Noblemen of the first distinction. The Earl
Of M*itcu and Lord G. SOMERSET are to be his High-'
itess',s Aides-et-Camp.
The Staff Officers, belonging to the Districts which
have been reduced, are to receive their full pay to the
114th of September.
The Portuguese Government is said to have ordered
■ complete service of plate (gold) to be made, in'
order to be presented to the Duke of WELLTNOTON,
for his t loriotis efforts in the deliverance of their coun-
try. the expense is estimated at one hared dor-
lead pounds •
VOLUNTEER CORPS.
The Board of Ordnance have, within these few I
'days, issued peremptory orders to Colonels coalman-
c:ing Volunteer Corps, for them to cause to be deli-
vered intii public stores the a►m: and alma:rearms
'the Regiments to which they belong. The f,l-
- extract is also issued by tht.:Colonels, in order
to prevent recourse o measures extrerruly repugnant
to their ieelittgs ; who, at the same time, have ex-
pressed, that it such orders are not forthwith attended
to, they unlit "hare recourse to the undermention-
ed, viz.
4S That every person who shall have received into
his custody any arm:, aceoutretustti drirms, fifes, or
other musical instruments, furnished from pUblic
stores, or at the public expense, and shall refuse or ne-
by the Commanding Officer,
eliver up such arms, aecon-
shall, on being convicted be-
of the county where such
&c. kc. shall he employed,
sum of ten pounds, fur every
the value of the arms, ac-
so detained by him, to he
of the defender's goods and
. of such sufficient distress,
to commit such offender to
the county where the offence
:red, for any time not exceed.
the monies arising froth such
applied to the use of his Ma-
:cessors."

°mem 21ST REGIMENT (SCOTS
ANTIffEISP, JULY 21.
this city, we have had good
1 a number of Freweli troops
the stores in the dock-yards
t. The fleet remains in the
the ships are so old that they
avail to those who may get pos-

French troops have had several
these altercations are by no
first, yet they are still now
It is known, almost beyond
,YNDOCK, with his Staff, return
the young Prince of ORANGE is
We are hitherto ignorant how
t the Netherlands ; but report
at least, or, at all events, till
egress at Vienna, where the
be determined. From the
of sappers and miners, it ap.l
• this extensive fortress, and
, &c. are to be demolished.
intents are soon ezpvcted, and
.ison the frontier towns.
describe the skricultur4l state of
k with precision of the valve
different are the melt:tires
trom the standards or England
rent of land is generally from
ling, per bonder, of 160,000
Now, as 19 Antwerp inches,
lisal to 19i inches London mea.
this prertuse, that 221 Antwerp
radon feet, and that an Ant-
,asurts 16,792 square yards,
Si acres English measure.—
'rids from 40 to SO vurtels Of
correspond with 11,116 Wit-
is nearly 28 bushels per Eng
grain at present, in sterling
Bd.—Rye.7l.—Barley
55...-
or Brabant rr..rasure.
Acinity of Antwerp are gene.
being front 15 to SO benders
•nssels and Louvain they are from
Ind some of them of greater
of land kept in grass depends
ces. On the higher grcunds,
-tomary, but in the neighbour-
and other rivers, perhaps not
_ under grass-husbandry ; and
thereof, or the mode of eonsump-
- what is practised itt Eng Land

Ricci, on being required by
or by his direction, so deli'
cements, sha
fore any Justice of Peace
arms, accoutrements, arc. I
46411 forfeit and pay the stt
soh offence, and double
et:ornaments, &c. &c. &c.
levied bytlistress and sale
chattela ; and for want
such Justice is requited to
the common goal of the
shall-have been committee
• ingrtwo months ; and the
-rallies shall go and be a
irsty's heirs and successor;
Minn FROM wit cull=
;• RUSILIMILL), DATPD
*Since out arrival in t
garters. There are still
bete, who have charge of t
sod Other establishments.
tive4but the majority of
• tan tali be of small avail
of thems
British and Fres
squablies. and although I
marina so frequent as at
end *ti taking place.
the
Lard LTDDP
10 En nd, and that the
to the command. W
long via shall remain in tl
says test twelve months at
after the meeting of Conl
fate.of This couutry will
arrival of a detachment o
• pears that the works of
those of the dock-yard,
Some Hanoverian regime
these are meant to gdrris,
44 It la Sit ic.ilt to deSel
this couistry, or to speali
of land br produce, so
commonly used here fro;
A P. and Scotland. The rent
Poor to five pounds sterli,
Brabant square feet.
11 to the foot, are equal
sure, it feilows, from thin
feet tally with 208 .LrinC
werp buder nearly me;
*yr somctning less than S
bander generally reel
tilreat, and 41 vurtels c
thcster quarters, which i
fish *ere. The price of
marry, ;s—Wheat 12s.
oats 41. all per vurtel,
The farms in the vi
rally of small size, belt
wtieress betwizt Brussels
200 to Sellbunders, as
(runt. 'Vie quantity a
on 'local ercatosta ces
ene baf ingress is cusu
hood of thisicheldt, at
more than ea sixth is
flay managcalwat thefts
lion, is very 'similar to
end Scotland:'