Star.
London, England, 1814-03-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Instructions are preparing at the Secretary of State's
Office for a new Volunteering from the Militia, which
will take place early in the ensuing month.

The 2d R. N. B. Dragoons, or Scots Greys, at
present stationed in Canterbury, are under orders for
immediate embarkation.

Wednesday morning a detachment, cnnsistieg of
two officers and fifty men of the Royal Artillery, left
Canterbury for Portsmouth, to embark for the army
under Lord WKLLINOTON.

The 22c1 regiment, now in garrison at Chester,
have received their route for Portsmouth, on their
way to Spain. As a great part of this fine body of
men is composed of volunteers from the Royal Den-
bighshire Militia, they will have an opportunity of
shaking hands with their compatriots, who have sailed
for the same destination.

We do not understand that any further adjourn-
ment of Parliament will be proposed. It meets next
Monday.
The Oratorio at Covent-Garden, last night, at-
tracted a full and fashionable audience. Madame
CATALAN! was in fine voice, and encored in two of
her airs. Drury-Lane was also well attended, and
the performances were highly applauded.
Prince SCHWA RTZENSENG has been strengthened by
a body of newly-raised Swiss troops, amounting to
7 or 8000, which were marched a short time ago
from Geneva and its neighbourhood. Reirree.
ments are rolling on*ard from all directions to the
head-quarters of the Allies. From Hungary there
have been dispatched- several new And very fine re-
giments.
A letter from Brussels, dated March 8, saes—
" The Duke of Saze Weimar came here a few -days
ago, from the head-quarters of the army under Bu-
low, upon a financial mission to the ten Provinces, and
has succeeded in making an arrangement, by which
it is settled, that the arrears of taxes due when the
French.aetired, shall be forthwith paid up, and a cert.
tribution of 3,1:00,000 of francs is already in the
course of receipt ; that 50,000,000 of francs more shall
be levied from the inhabitants yearly."
The rapidity with which the levies raised by the
German Princes have been brought into the field is
very surprising. They are marching from Frank-
fort, Dusseldorf, Cologne, and other situations on
the Rhine, to unite with the grand army.
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.—On Monday last,
the 14th instant, the Lottery 6nished Drawing, No.
,5151, was drawn a Mize of 430, which being tfie
ti:st above £l7, was further entitled to TWNNTY
THOUSAND POUNDS, and was sold in One Half and
Eight Sixteenth Shares at Blues truly Fortunate
Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, Lon-
don, where No. 4175, a Prize of 4'300 same day,
and .5928 a Prize of *MO the First Day, were cold
in Eighteen Shares. I', BISH returns his sincere
Thanks to the Public for the very chstii.guished pre-
ference shewo him in the late and former L,itteries,
and requests die Holders of the fortunate Shares to
brio.g them for Payment, (oil Demand) to either of
his Offices as above, or to exchange them 'or Tickets
or Shares in the New Lottery, which c. mmences
Drawing on the 3d of May, and which was cou•racted
for on the 15th inst. the biddings were as under :
RICUARDION, SWIFT, and Co. £l6 9 10
SIVEWRIGHT 1 5 10 8
Btsu and Stumm. - _l5 6 0
- - _

Schemes with Particulars may be had, gratis, ai
Bran's, 4, Corhhill, or 9, Charing Cross.

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Net VAL IMILLIGINCI.

ARI. DV[.
Dublin 1 1 Corunna
Waterford 1 2 Helloliind
Vinli2 •- 0 0 Gottenburgb
Lisbon 9 1 H 311 acid
SCILLY, MARCH 12.
Arrived fourteen sail of transports from Passages.

AIL DDL
0
0 10
1 g

PENZANCE, MARCH le.
Arrived the N/ARTA hired armed schooner, from
off Brest. The Officer commanding her reports,
that two more French frigates have escaped from
that port.

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