Star.
London, England, 1812-09-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Lieutenant-General the Hon. WILLIAM! STUART
has not, as has been stated, accompanied the Gitards
to Corunna, but proceeds immediately to join Gale-
ral HILL, via Lisbon, as the nearest route. General
STUART is a brave, active, and experienced Officer,
and must prove a great acgOisition to General HILL.
Major GARDINER, of the 6th Regiment, is ap-
pointed an Assistant Adjutant-General on the Staff
of Great Britain.
A detachment of volunteers from the Irish militia
embarked on the 9th instant for the different regi•
ments in England, under the command of Lieutenant
WA LSH, of the 1 Ith Foot.

Another Artillery detachment of 50 men and 100
horses, is to embark immediately at Portsmouth for
Spain.
The recruits lot the Royal Scots, now accommo-
dated in tents at Tilbury, on account of the crowded
state of the Barracks, are to be immediately sent
round in a transport to the Isle of Wight.
The 10th, or PRINCE'S regiment of Hussars, hid
a grand field-day yesterday on Hounslow Common.
We regret to state, that two of the men were dd.
mounted ; one had his shoulder disloc,ited, and the
other fell on a stone and had his head severely cut—
but both are in a fair way of recovering.
The General Court Martial held at Chelsea oh
Lieutenant KENT, of the 21st Light Dragoons, con-
cluded their proceedings last week, and that Officer
has returned to his duty in Ireland.
The Court-martial which was held at Chatham on
the soldiers who refused to cross the Ferry at Sheer-
ness, sentenced each of the delinquents to receive 300
lashes. , Nine of these men were sent to Sheerness,
where General LAWSON had arrived, and the sentence
was to be carried into execution • but atter the forms
usual on such occasions had passed, the offenders were
informed that the PRINCE REGENT had been pleased
to extend his Royal clemency to them, aid that they
were pardoned.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM QTJEBEC, DATED JULY 10.
41 The Yankeys' declaration of war has -thrown
us into some alarm, but we are a good deal relieved
by the arrival yesterday of Colonel SCOTT with the
103 d regiment, 700 strong, and detachments of the
Bth regiment, and of the Royal Artillery Drivers."

How gratifying it must prove to the gallant army
serving in Spain, to find that their brave comrades
in arms at home are mindful of them, by subscjibing
to the Patriotic Fund, for the Benefit of the Widows
and Orphans of such as may be killed, and for the re-
lief of those who may be disabled in the glorious con-
test in which we are engaged. The 7th Regiment
of Hussars, under Lieutenant-Colonel VIVIAN, now
serving in Ireland, have set the noble example, which
we cannlt doubt will be immediately followed by
everrlegiment, regular and militia, throughout the
United Kingdom.

NefKilL INT,
M.
All. DUE.

!LLIGENCE.
,ILS.

Dublin
Waterford
Cadiz .

- 1 .0
- 2 0
- 0 1

Guernser
Jersey
Anholt

Att. Dut.
1 1
1 1

Lisbon -
lieligoland

- 0 1
- 1 0

Gatteiiburgh
Madrira

- 0 0

- 1 1
- 0 0

His Majesty's ship MARLatmoucit takes convoy to
Lisbon, eadiz, and the Mediterranean.
The Concord, STEWART, arrived in the Clyde from
Quebec, sailed on the 23d ultimo, with 120 vessels,
under convoy of the MINERVA frigate and a sloop of
war, and parted off Newfoundland on the 28th, with
forty sail.