Star.
London, England, 1812-07-18 00:00:00

TUE ARMY.

The Hcrrspuit, of 44 guns, Honourable Captain'
J. Plum., sailed on Thursday (Tom Portsmouth, for
Portugal, with ten transports, with trwlss and stores
on board, under convoy, and with specte imy the
troops ; and the ARDENT, armed tn.*: , Capt. BiLL,
with a convoy for Guernsey.
The Hero transport, at Pi: tsmonth, has received
250 recruits for the regiments in the Mediterranean;
who were embarked on the 14th inst.
The men who volunteer from the Irish Militia into
the Regular Regiments are not pet ruined to tetain
their clothing, but receive a pecuniary compensation
in lieu of it.; the practice with the English Militia is
different.

Oa the 27th ult. the td reg:matt of Royal LanarT,a-
bhire Local Militia, commanded by Lieutenant. Col-
onel ALEZANDER REXioN, was 1115p:CtCd by Major-
General SCOTT, who declared to the Commanding
Officer his conviction, that it was in a state fit for any
service.

Thursday the Ist division of the I Sth Hussars,
composed of Captains No and BLTHICIeS troops,
the former commanded by Lieutenant ( ARETHEAD,
marched into Staines, and proceeded )esterday,.under
the comman4 or Major PULATORD, tO,HAvarit. The
remaining division_ts commanded by Captains Cr'.
KEN/41'.DY, Hasse, and Major HAY, Will pro-
ceed by alternate squadrons to Brighton.

NiIPiLL INTELLIGENCE.

The fleet from Jamaica is arrived k the Channel.
—The ships-bound to Bristol, arrired at that Port
yesterday afternoon.
FALMOUTH. JULY 13.

Arrived four transports, with troops on board.
from Plymouth, for the Mediterranean, to wait con-
voy.—Wind N.
PLYMMITH, WIN :6.

Sailed the INSOLENT, of 16 guns, Capt. BRAZIEL
with dispatches for Coruna ; the ANN tender, for
Bristol ; and the NIMROD cutter, for Falmouth.—.
Arrived the FYL LA, 22 guns, from Guernsey ' • and
the ALatcoak 18 guns, from a cruize.—WindS.W.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 17.
Sailed the DEXTEROUS with a convoy to the Downs.
ST. DOMINGO fur off Cherburgh, the THRACIAN and
ACTEDN on a cruize.—Wind N.W.

DEAL, JULY 17.
Sailed just before Post time, his Majesty's ship
MARI.SOIIOUGII, for off Flushing.—Wind E.
DARTMOUTH, JULY 15.
Arrived the Providence and Eliza cartels, from
Morlaix,

SHEERNESS, JULY tr.
An extra tonvoy for Gottenburgh sailed yesterday
after Post, under protection of his Majesty's ship
Twaxpe The next convoy is not yet fixed.

YARMOUTH, JULY It.
Arritled yesterday, it. nr. the TICKLER critter, and
landed dispatches, and this morning arrived the Dc•
SHIRR frigate, CaWain FARQUHAR, from a cruize, and
remain with the ships as per last. The BANIIRREA
and•Osraoar are lying at single anchor, waiting the
arrival of dispatches for the North of Europe.

LANCASTER, JULY 14.
alittlieri the Unity, HA a ov, from Rickcbnrto. She tailed nn
the Ith ult. and spoke the following ow ward bound ♦ewes: on
the 11th ult. the Integrity, of Workin„ton, from Cush, for MlN-
machle ; oh the 13th. the A%kew, of Harrington, f'r Bay Cho-
icer; on the 14th, the Elisabeth, of the tonna' place, for the
Late!.
GREENOCK. JULY 15.

Arrived hens yesterday, the Aimwell, Kitty, from St. A.
dre*'s, in 29 days. On the 30th June spoke the William of
01;Astop, in lat. 42. long. 39. bound fat New-Y( rk, all w
Same day, spoke the Nancy, of Saitcoats, FritsTra, from Leith,
bound to Shediak.
Arrived here on Sunday the brig Amphitrite, ITAT r, front
ncy...—sailed thence the 19th June, io compaiy with with the
brigs,•Pltughman, MANS, of and for Aherde n; and the Lark.
t4oco, of Aberdeen, for Bells t; parted with them off Cape
Ninth. Left the fullovriog vessels loading, viz. Robert, Pe tr•oa.
and An dim, Bell, for Liverpool; Cyrus, Bell, for Mariport;
Jenny, Nicholson, Shields, and Falmouth, Paulson, for &Vast.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
A fleet ofabost 120 vessels, bound to the Baltic, sailed froiss .
Wing. Sound on the 4th inst. under convoy of the Zeabus.
The fleet which sidled from Hano Bay on the 29th ult. had
not arrived at. Wingo on the 11th lost.
The Hebe, A.S. arrived at Wingo on the 11th with
about 40 vessels, for Lung Hope.

Tuesday evening the undermentioned ships of war
arrived in Hoseley Bay, under the command of Lord
BEAUCLERK4 Rear Admiral of the Blue, v.z.—Royal
Oak, Warrior, Theseus, Norge, Valiant, la Hogue,
of 74 guns each.
The Sartori, 74, is to proceed from Plymouth tti
the Mediterranean without delay.
The Puma, Hon. Captain MAITLAND, made a sig.
nal on. Thursday, at Portsmouth, for sailing, with the
Portugal and Mediterranean Convoys.
A Court-martial is to be held at Anholt on Cap. •
taia MAURICE, the Governor of that Island, on
charges exhibited by an Officer of the Marines lately
:crying there.
An order has been rec Jived at the Royal Marine
barracks, at Chatham, to select two companies who
' are to form part of a battalion of seven companies of
Marines, to be employed, it is supposed, on the coast
of Spain. •
At the Winchester Assizes, kit week, an action
Alas brought by General DICKSON, against a carrier,
of Southampton, to recover one hundred pounds, the
value of a pier-glass, which was broken whilst in the
defendant's care.—Verdict for plaintiff—Damagrs,
Forty Pounds.
Thursday evening a lad about 14, got behind a
coach in Chisvrell-street, when the skirts of his cent
got entangled in the wheel, and in endeavouring to
extricate it, his hand was so shockingly lacerated, that
he vas taken to the hospital
Yesterday, at the Quarter cessions held at the
Shire.hall in Ipswich, Thointu Candy, for vi• kney a
saulting and threatening to kill Sarah his wife, •• as
ordered to_be imprisoned one year in gaol, or to find
sureties to keep the peace tot that time. himself in
850, and two sureties in £'2o each. Swan Piriiivp
convicted of stealing 15 chickens, the prepay,' of
Thomas Shave, of Westhorp, was ordered so be lm.
'soiled three months.
St. Swithin passed the day, ces Wednesday, witht Or
a,droP