Star.
London, England, 1807-08-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The ad Heavy Cavalry of the German Legion are
under orders to move from the Ifle of Tbanet, Sand-
wich, and Deal, for the vicinity of the metropolis,
preparatory to their being reviewed : the &ft diva-too
marched this day (Tuefday).
The 3d (King's own) Dragoons, are alto ordered
from Suffer to Canterbury, where they are to arrive
on the ad, 31, aftb, and sth of September next.
The ad Dragoon Guards (Q2een's Bays) are or-
dered to occupy the cantonments quitted by the 3d
in Suffer, which they are to reach on the t 7th of
September.

The sth battalion of the both regiment, at prefent
at Brab•urn Lees, ate under orders to embark for
foreign let vice. •
Accounts from every part of the country inform.
us, that the filling up of the Army of the line, by
volunteers from the militia, will be fuccefsful, to the
utmolt extent of the meafure ; and that we than
fhortly have 28,000 men in addition to our prefent
difpofable force.
Colonel BRADDYLOS, or the Prince's Own Regi-
ment, has come forward in the noble:! manner. But
in no quarter has the fpit it of volunteering been more
ardent than in the Blip,,,ade at Dover, and in the
Regiments on the Suffex coaa.
One hundred and fifty men have volunteered from
the North Devon Militia this week into the alth and
3cd regiments of the line, under the regulations of
the late A. of Patliament, for the increafe of the
regular army.
More than the required number have come for.
ward from the EMI Kent, at Haflar, and from the
Weft Middlefex and Surrey.
Of Sir WILLIAM SMITH'S fine Regiment, the Weft
Effex, 150 camtft,rward within the fira two hour.
170 is the total num'•cr required : they are allowed
t i go to the Buffs, Loth, and 17th ; but almoft every
one of the Eff:x men have volunteered for General
Fox's regiment, the loth.

The North Hampfhire and Nottingham are not
behind any other re?iment in fpirit and military ar-
dour, their quota having nearly come forward at
once : the 76 li and 77111 Regiments feem to be the
favourite corps for them,land two more gallant corps
are not in the fervice.
The Aberdeenfnirc Militia are moil of them for
General Hope's regiment, the 92d, who behaved fo
gallantly in Egypt.
The Aytfitire are allowed to go to the 2 I ft, or Scots
Fuzileers, the 79th, and 9: (1; but Amoli all of them
go to the latter.
The A r gylefitire, RtlC.fitire, and Invernefsfhire fire
candidates for the 42d. We are credibly informed,
that this highly difiingtl7llsed corps, if required, could
at the prefent moment raife fix, infield of two batta-
lions.

Sunday, the Flin Rtgitnent of Militia, in
barracks at Chatham, volun:eertd twenty m-n more
than their complement, for the 95th Rifle Regiment.
The Merioneth began to volunteer yefterday.
The Edit Sne•Alc volunteered rso men, yelterday,
ipr the t alr Regimmt. The Car-dig-in and Denbigh
Regiments 'of Militia, at Sheernefs, begin to volun
, tter to marrow.

The militia regiment; at relent fLitioned in Can-
terbury, are the lloyAl Perth and the Well N.ltfolk :
both corps have !hewn an ardent defire to volunteer,
and from their relent high (late of difcipline, they
will prove a truly a,ctivah:e anvomentation to any
regular corps in his Nl.dtily's I,:rvicc. The zeal has
manitelled Hain the Eati Kett Militia, which will,
without doubt, furnifn its compkte quota of volun-
teers.

Throughout the whole bufir.ers, the militia rfficers
deferve the higlren credit. Though it moll be pain-
ful to them to I; fe 10 m2n7 fine fellows wl:om they
have brought to the highea tla:e of military
One, Tct in every quarter they have 'era their aid to
the General officers, in adviliug the men to enter
into the line.

Fri .m mo( of the mi;itia corps, three, four, or fir
officers acc, mpany the nien into the line.

Friday the 9th yr reran battalion, under the cr,mt.
mand of Colonel WALKER, marched from Edinburgh
Caflle, for Ireland; the match was countermanded
the fame day, after the battalion had got the length
of Mid Calder. Four c mpar•.ies of this regiment
had pot the length of Edinburgh from Berwick, to
which they returned immediately. The Compesies
which marched on Friday trim Edinburgh, returned
in the forenoon.

Friday past of the Bth regiment arrived at Win
cheer from Pertlimiuth, to receive the volunteers
from other regiments.
The regiment of Hull and County and Scsilcoates
Volunteers, Lieutenant-Colonel WRAY commander,
is immediately to be completed to its full eflablifh-
ment of twelve battalion and one rifle companies.—
The corps, we underaand, is to march from Hull
on Monday, the r4th of September, for Scarborough,
where they are to be placed upon permanent duty for
twentyfour days.