Star.
London, England, 1812-06-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The detachment Of. the West York Militia, doing •
duty at Sheerness, returned to Chatham Barracks on
Tltur.day and Friday. •
Friday se'rulighr, a detachment of about 100 sol-ei
diers flout several militia regiments who had not
volunteered to go to Ireland with their respective re-
giments were or.lered to proceed to Sheerness, to take
a part of the garrisca duty. On an iv:ng at the foil',
some of them refused to cross the Swale, 3111MIVIng
that the./ were exempted by Act of Parliament from
doing duty in any of the British bland:, and- as S!ll Cr.
ness was in an island, there was ro authority for their
being sent there. The whole of the party soon be-
'came of the sa rite opinion, and the officers used every
Means in :their power to bring clic men to a-sense of
dteir dotty in vain. They persisted in theit determira-
tion not to go into the isl mud, and They were matched
back toClathasn. Whew they an iced k thell irriCkt,
' ten of the most forward and tivient rf the mcu were •
' put in crnituettleut, where they. sow ,reata;n, and are
to be tried.hy a cduitanartial.; the test a!ttr.rat de
expressed their -sorrow Aor their improper conduct,
and went voltietarily to the place of destination.

• ArdrilL INTBLLIORNCE.
The following official Commtmlca!ions were yester-
day made to a Committee of Merchants :
" OFFICE TOR TRADE, 26th Jinn' 1632,
Mr. hex ii directed by Mr. Ross to acquaint Mr.Ecwatt,
that under the ACI3 granting the Bounty on Printed Licence-,
&c. the Exportat'on must be made out sf Great Britdin which,
according to Usage must.in the cue cf the Port of London, be
clearance from Gravesend."
"OFFICE FOR TRADE, 26th 71/FIR, 1614.—Mir Jaen is
reeled to inform Mr. Et wact. that Licences will be prepared ;
forthwith for the probation of American vowels bound Irons this
Kingdom to the United States with cargoes, the property of Bri-
tish or American subjects."
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE '26.
Sailed the FREYA arrmed en flute, with a detach.
mcnt of Dragoons on board for Portugal ; also
his Majesty's ship MISSELTOE with a convoy for
Guernsey. Arrived his Majesty's ships Taawax-
DOW, pox-rims and COQUETTE, with a convoy from
the Downs. His Majesty's ship Ccisnawx got under
weigh this me ming for Spain, Portugal, Oct: but
beat up again in consrauence of a shirt of wind from '
N.E. to W.N.W. His Majesty's ship ROSAMOND
that sailed yesterday for Quebec, &c. has beat up
again in Cowes Roads. The VAUTOVE, with the
homeward-bound from the West Indies still remain
Spithead. Wind W.N.W._fresh gales.
DEAL, JUNE 26.*
Sailed this morn:ng at day-fight, the whole of the
outward-bound merchantmen, transports, coasters,
and colliers, under convoy of his Majesty's ships
OBJERON, RAPID, PHIPPS, and. SilacvLivrolit.—Three I
P.ll. blows very hard. His Majesty's ship
Assos. 74, and several coasters, are coming back
for the Downs. :Some of the ships are parted and
gone to leeward. Fite o'clock—the outward-t .mnd
r still ciantinpe to come back, and it 'is supposed the
whole must bear up again, as it still blows hard from '
the WIS.W. and a heavy sea runnin. His Majesty's
ships in the Rods appear to ride it out very wall.
1-1.111 past Five—No alteration in the wind—Ships in
the Roads have two anchors a-head. •
ST. Jons's Day.—On Wednesday last the Fes i:
of St.: John the Baptist was celebrated, accordin
to usual form, by the Honourable and Ai.cie tt
Fraternity of Free and 'Accepted Masons. The S .
ciety went in magnificent procession (total \VII to
Conduit House to St. Mary's Church, I‘litigton.- tt.
the number of about Fifteen Hundred where a ser
mon was preached by their Grand CittpLitt, the Rev.
Dr. BARRY, Rector of Sr. Mary's and St. t • orai.l'%,
Wallingford, from the 97th Psalm, 2d verse : "Moir
and darXne:s are rotind abut Him : righteous les: anti ;tap
went are the hatitation of his seal." We have before
had occasion to mention the very suitable allusions
a the worthy Chaplain on similar occasions; bit off
the present, independently of an admirable introduc-
tion of the advantages of Free Masonry, much appro.
priate matter was seasonably interspersed, whichpro-
duced a very solemn effect on the immense congre.
gallon that was present. The Galleries, which were
adorned with the Banners of the different Lodges pre.
sent, were expressly appropriated for the Far Sex,
amongst-whom we were gratified at seeing so large a
proportion, of very elegant and beauteous females.,
After the service the whole procession went to Cannon.
bury House, where a large and respectable company
Yesterday t down to an excellent dinner. The Garde as were
RomiLLy
AnchorT
at.
thronged
vilth.parties of Ladies and Gentlemen; who
too ak Meeting
plce at of
the the
Crown friendsa anddf
vern, Mr. BARING in the Chair, with a view to sup- were fiappy witnesses to the conViviality and harmony
port him in the election for Bristol. Mr. MILLS stated,l which prevailed throughout the day. Numerous other
that the subscriptions for this object among the mid. partied of the Fraternity dined at other'houses is the
dling orders, throughout the country, amounted to f neighbourhood. •
5000. Mr. WHITBREAD stated, that the subscrip-
:AX arc II ALL KINDS DIF LRATRES....-Th• C11•110CILROD of
tions in the Metropolis amounted to ,83000—and the k:scnecttzes answer In the House of Commons last night
to ths apprehensions that this az would be ruinous to the, et-
£soo more was subscribed in the room.
port trade of all goods manuactuied of Leather, was very f.r (thin
A private communication from Paris states the sAtistactor)•. tie said the expose Tr-ad....could rot be injured, as
death of Louis BONAPARTE., the late King of Hylland, bet- hculd how the drawback to be the same per cent. mobs
at Gratz, in Silesia : he was, according to ail aC.duittly , lztt he dki
ter
it
oitlasetateaihr vtrutentheb the Leather, is 116
duttyoby the Pewees
puke
accounts, a very worthy, unoffending men. He has
currying, and by the cf
utting It intpo the
left to the town, where he received the last rites of , it Into Boots,Shbes,Saddles, Harness,and all ankles tnysZofite7.
hospitality, the whole of the little property of which ' then Upon a moderate calculation It appears, that the ade3rce that.
died possessed ; this affording an additional proof niastbe
madeuP3n a dozenpialr of osdinary Clues would be 12r.
Of disposition which merited a better fate. The event and the drawback
twin.oppiwou
nid abo y
to too than 32.erper down. And this
alluded to has not been publicly announced in the to mar.y in a still gryeater degree. This tax (which is 14
to
Pas is Journals ; but this is not surprising—the flight ' Ten per cent. upon rough Leatherc.and upon a Sottth Ameti-
of Brother I.uctex to England—tl;.e surrender of can Hide equal to one half ts retie in the raw state)6 not to et.
Dada oz—and a thousand other disasters, have beet! ttehnde Bteotishirt4 z:TI aluvilschitcuh„atr eethisebtiii: et
ue
911esbra"terial fawn
concealed from his loyal subjects, b 1 the magnani. should this duty takerpliacer, would be enabled to Market,
and
gat,
mous enlightener of mankind ! Manufacturers of Great Britain in all Snicks nude of Luther.
An alteration has taken place -is the uniform of The Shoein
her daktoegthee Satila.itest7etoes-tirriaker,ss much as e=
the Panics lbws/24.es Household ; a new gold „
...epremseadves in Parliament, taerres theseP aemtim.tt. or this
button, with the crest, and Gi P. 11 . embossed, has Tas ea Wednesday neat, when the Bill is fixed BS be awl "
been adopted, ia lieu of the Goa fertaerty used. I lase tiow,aad prevent Owlets of this gr.* gent. • -
• . width stisseemployment t• so suatiPr•
•

Another Anholt Mail arrived this morning, bring-
ing intelligence of a still more recent date, from what
may now be considered as the seat of war. We are
at a loss to guess at the real intentions of the Swedish
Government ; the Diet assembled at Orebro, from
whose deliberation so much was expected, seems to
be busily employed in debating subjects of a most
frivolous descriptit,n, and which are copicuAy de-
tailed in the Swedish Papers. •Is. BEItNALOITE thus
amusing the whale with a tub ? The following com-
, ruunicattons relating to Russia are important :

" GOTTENEURCH, JUNE 16.
" No battle has yet taken place. The last accounts
say, that it is not the intention of the Russians to ad-
vance, and that they are so very powerful, and in
such an excellent state, that the French are not yet
in a condition to attack them."

" WILNA, MAY 19.

" On the Bth inst. his Imperial Majesty arrived at
head-quarters. He was received at Wiilkonierz by
General Baggehufuredr, at Poniewetz by General
Tiesenhausen, and at Szawle by Lieutenant• General
the Prince of Wiltgensteins. On the 10th his Ma-
jesty continued his journey for inspecting the troops.
—On the 12th, the Emperor arrived a Willkomitz,
where he held a review on the troops under the com-
mand of General Barclay de Tolly. On the evening
of the 12th, the Emperor • arrived again at Willua,
' and on the following day was present at the baptism
of General Benningsen's son.

~ The head-quarters of the Grand Duke Cunstan•
tine is at Widzy."

" BtRLIN, JUNE 4.

Our paper contains the following paragraph :
4, According to report, the Emperor Napoleon
means to inspect the whole of the line occupied by
his troops. The French Imperial Adjutant-General
Count de Narbonne, who on the 28th of last month
returned from Willna to Dresden, and brought his
Monarch a letter in'reply from his Imperial Russian
Majesty, after having taken 24, hours rest, followed
the Emperor Napoleon. Previous to his Majesty's
departure from Dresden, it is reported that he ap-
pointed the Archbishop of Muchela to an embassy
of importance, - and has given Mr. Lajard, hitherto
Sectetary of Legation at Dresden, Knight of the
Persian Order of the Sun, and latterly Commander
of the Order of Reunion, in the capacity of a Secre-
t tary to the Embassy."

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