Star.
London, England, 1812-08-11 00:00:00

•lIMME•me
The review of the 10th Hussars, tfloParxes ItE•
GENT'S Regiment y is postponed till Monday next.
The QUEEN and PRINCESSES are expected to honour
the review with their presence.

A new establishment of Militia has lately beets
adopted in Canada, and three new permanent Regi.
ments formed, according to a plan prepared by Ge-
neral Sir JAMES CRAIG, Governor of the Province.

It having been resolved to extinguish one of the.
Local Militia Staffs in Cornwall, as matter of econo-
my, on the reduced establishment, the lot has fallen
on the North Cornwall.

Tuesday a quantity of ammunition was sent on
from Chester Castle, for the camp at Kersal Moor,
near Manchester.

A new Quarter-Mastet-General is about to be ap-
pointed for India, in the room of Majot-General
SKINNER, who is appointed a General Officer on the
Staff there ; as also a new Adjutant-G;oeral, in the
MOM of SIR WILLIAM NICHOLSON, who will retire.
Thursday several troops of that fine regiment, the
Oxford Blues, were'reviewed on Newton Heath, near
Warrington, and went through their evolutions with
characteristic steadiness.

Colonel Nicou.s, the Deputy-Adjutant-General in
Ireland, will be succeeded in that appointment by
Lieutenant-Colonel CAREY, of the 84th Regiment,
the former Officer being removed to the Staff in the
East Indies.

It is stated, that in many instances, attestations
used for enlisting soldiers have been printed without
adding the words Heirs and Successors to his MAJESTY,
contrary to a General Order issued on that subject,
and which has occasioned a reference to the Law
Authorities, the soldiers declining to be again at-
tested under the new form.

Detachments, to reinforce the regiments in the
West Indies, amounting to five Ilandred men, were
embarked on the 2d instant, on bmard the Caledonia
and Harmony, transports, at the file of Wight, under
the charge of Colonel ItENNia, of the 15th toot.
The 2d battalion of the 63d regiment has arrived
at kortsmou-h from Guernsey, arid is ordered to the
coast of Sussex.

The undermentioned regiments of Militia have
been encamped during the Summer as follows :
North Gloucester . . . at . . . • San.lhurst.
Sussex
Edinburgh . . .. .
Stirling .
Louth at Ditto.
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Colonel DOUGLAS, of the 55th regiment, has been I
ordered from Jamaics to Curacoa, as second in cern-
:nand to Major-General Honusorr.
A number of men, belonging to the Limerick Mi-
litia, at Portsmouth, offered some tew days ago, to
volunteer into the 87th regiment, under the express .
proviso that they should be immediately embarked
for Spain, which was acceded to.
The excessive heat in Estremadura at this season is '
much complained of by the Officers under Sir Row-
LAND HILL: the troops are in the field during the
night, and go into cantonments during the day.
The French cavalry opposed to the force under
General HILL are constantly on the watch fur the
Spaniards and Portuguese ; but as soon as a British
column appears they immediately retire. •
Puts, Auous r EL—On Saturday•the first, and on Monday
the second divisions of the Renfrewshire Militia. arrived here
from Edinburgh. They are quartered in the Barracks, together
with the Fifeshire regiment, m hich has been joined by the two
companies that were detached to Dundee. Sleet: the departure'
of the 6th Dragoon Guards, the barracks have undagnne cousi-
n derable changes to prepare them for the accommodation of in-
' fantry. The rabies are now converted into solditrs' rooms, and
t several officers' rooms have been fitted up in the higher storey.
—The whole will accommodate 1000 men, which is nearly the
amount of the troops at present here.

VACCINE INOCULATION.