Star.
London, England, 1809-07-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, ICI.I- C.--Sailed the Alligator, Ashten, for r..
bag.; Flora, ---, for Grenada; and Roebuck, Lowry, for
Aft:t:

THE ARMY.

" HARWICH, JULY 3.

K This day, the 2d battalion 79th regiment marched
into this place, and immediately embarked on board
transports to procct:d to Scotland to recruit, in con-
sequence of having furnished a large draught into the
Ist battalion.—The Fileshire and Edinburgh Militia
return in the transports that take the 79th to Scot-
land, and are to occtTy Weeley barracks, near this
place.
44 'The 11th, .59th, and 79th (Ist battalion), are
expected to embark here in a few days, to join the
Grand Expedition."

" PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3.

" Yesterday the Scots Royals, and some companies ti
of Royal Artillery, marched into the Camp at South-
sea Common ; and the 32d and 82d Regiments into
the Ciinip at Stoke. Early in the morning, Lieute.
nant-Gencral Sir Evan Coon:, attended by his suite,
and several General Officers, reviewed the Camp at
Stoke ; after breakfast, he reviewed the troops in
Camp at Southsea Common.
" The Officers of the Grand Expedition already
arrived, are, Lieutenant-Generals Sir EVRE COOTE,
and M,KENVE FnAssn, M.P.; Major-General PICTON,
Brigadier-Generals Buowx, of the 40th, and TER
ROTT, of the Artillery ; Col. WALSH, Deputy-Adju-
tant-General ; Lieut.-Colonel MACDONALD, MajorNEs-
alTT, Capt.Wri ITE, Deput y Quarter-Masters-General;
Doctor VANCI,, and many Aides-de-Camps. Majors
of Brigade. Eighteen of the men of war which are
to carry the troops have arrived.
,s Lieutenant-General the Marquis of HUNTLEY,
Major-Generals the Earl of DALHOUSIE and Lord
Et.riiiNsroNE, and Brigadier-General Hous.,ox, are
expected to-morrow at the Inns."

" Tr2AL, JULY 3.

" Arrived his Majesty's ships DRUID, BTATIIIA,
and RAVEN, With upwards of 90 sail of transports,
greatest part of which remain: one division has sailed
to Harwich, and the store-ships to Deptford."

~ CHATIJANI, JULY 3.

s, Many of the troops from the Eastern District are
ordered to the Kentish coast, to be in readiness em-
barkation, among which are the 4th, 43d, 28th, 20th,
and 92d, which, with the Ist and 21 light batti.lions
of the King's German Legion from Bexhill, are on
their march, and will have arrived at their diarent
destinations by the 13th instant.

" An Admiralty'llessenger arrived in the Dock-
yard early on Thursday mulT.:ng, and went inune-
diately on board the Courageux lying in the harbour,
in consequence of w!lich the Sceptre has sailed from
Long Reach, and without waiting at all at the Nore
proceeded immediately for the Downs, and then to
Portsmouth ; the Alfred and Adamant al.;o sale('
from their moorings to Long;each, and the Apeiles
dropped down to Upnor to :..tke in her powder. The 1
Courageux will be hastened away as fast as possible.
The 71-gun-ships are to take troops on board for the
Expedition.
46 The SA EEGUARD And REBUFF have been fitted
for bomb vessels and put out of dock, and the GRAM-
Pus, of 50 guns, taken in for repair.
" Orders were receivod here yesterday to send to
Deal by land carriage immediately, signal colours
for private ships. All is bustle in the Dock-yard, and
every ship in commission will be soon away. Every
hour the Guards in barracks here expect to embark
from the yard. The Artillery have been moving off
for several mornings past.
" Lieutenant NEEDHAM is appointed-commander of
the Tnusrr, fitting here as an ,hospital ship for pri-
soners of war,"

A Division of the 63d Regiment passed through
London this day, on their way for the coast of Kent,
to embark on the grand expedition.
The 2d Battalion of the 35th Regiment has march-
ed from Chichester for South-sea camp Portsmouth.
The 10th Regiment of Infantry has marched to
Gainsbcrough from. Lincoln.

. The 2d West-York and Perthshire Regiments of
Militia, left Dover on Saturday, for Brabourne
Lees, to make room for some Regiments of the line,
which are on their wily to embark at Dover on foreign
service. The number expected t.> embark there in
5000.

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War," by the elegant author of the Military Mentor.
11 the improvements in the art of modern warfare
are detailed in this work with a degree of exactitude
which augurs the best results to the impending expe-
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