Star.
London, England, 1815-06-17 00:00:00

IRE AMT.

Sit JAMES M'Oltiooll Is to be rilaCid at the head
of the Medical Departetent of the Army;
,Colonat Sir iitluenN %h() fought by the tide
of &mum durir4 the v tinht of the last campaign
in France, and trim was sn abli an hisznrian of that
Chieftain's victot its, it to command the British troops
at Genoa.

• A ("wilyr meassi: r intma,iti7 the disp ,sable
Force, by means of the I,Llitia, is in immediate con-
teropktion.
Several detachments of the BrAnctrick H,:ls.lrs have
embarked at Harwich fcr (Lund &ring the present
week.

MC I kotalinn of the 7th Royal Ftrzileers, and
the Ist Lutalion of the 4.31 Ir.!antry, embarked for
Belgium yesterday—the 7.h at Deal, and the 4.31
Dover.

A farther detachment of the Waggon Train are on
their march from Croydon, for embarkation at Rams-
gate, similarly destined.
The depot of the 21th Infantry marched from
Ramsgate on Tuesday for Chatham.
The 2d battalion of the 7rh Royal Fuzileers, on
their arrival at Hythe on Mond ty, bum Porsmouth,
received another route for Dover.

A few days since, detachments of the 4th or King's
own, and the 7th or Royal Englich Fuzileers, passed
the:nigh-Brighton for IlFtlie. Nearly the whole ot
tnem were wounded men tutu America. Those fit
for service have proceeded to join the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON.

Advices have been received of the arrival of the
right wing of the 754 regiment, from New South
Wales, at Columbo, in August last, and that-the re.
mainder of that regiment, which was to have left
New South Wales the following day. had not reach-
ed Colombo in November.

By the same advices we learn, that the Officers and
Men of the 19th foot were all healthy and in high
spirits.

#1.4 FAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILSI I
ARS. LAM AU. Dllt
Dubin • - 1 1 1 liibon . 0 1
Waterford - 2 0 I France - . 0 0
Guernsey and Jerky 0 0 Flanders - 0 0
Hainborgb 0 0 I Ciocreoburglt 0 2
Holland • 1 0 I Malta ..
0 • 0
FALMOUTH, JUNI 14.

DAY.

Arrived the Citthetior Ann, PEN lARICK, from Lon-
don, bound to St. Domingo, and the Dover, ODLIII
tromgowes. Sailed a Sluttish schooner for Gibr4l-
- W.N.W. fine weather.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE Is.
Came in the ALBION, 74 guns, snd the Ixsoutwr
sloop of war, from a cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ships
ACHATIS and GOLDFINCH to the Westward. A few
coasters and colliers arrived and sailed today.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16.
Arrived the Hope and Mary, from Waterford ; the
Edward and Mary, HAVE P.SOMIYI sea, with baggage
ont of Governor Helker, from Tobago. Sailed
his Majesty'• ships DitostEDARY. TAY, EURVALUS,
and MISLETOE, on a cruir.e.— Wind Easterly.

DEAL, JUNE 16.
mat sailed-Ow Rivet the Cetberus,

TII •Afflol4frOnl TOilage) ; Pyrennees, Gram, from
H4v.,nnlh ; St. Joisannah from Hamburgh. Caine
down tiom tl:e River, the Providence, for New Pro-
-IVidence ; and the Monmouth, for Jamaica. Arrived
the S.:.1111: sloop of war from the Scheldt.—Wind E
RAM VA'rE, JUNE Is
Arrived last night from the Downs, eight sail of
transports, to take steeps and stores to the army.

HARWICH, JUNE its.
Arrived the Lark racket, with a Mail from Hol-
land.—Wind Easterly-.
DOVER, JUNE ls.
Passed by, the Ellen, 1161,11411, from Pernambuco
ih S 6 days. We have had no arrivals from France
this week, and there remains little doubt of the em-
bargo. Sailed today the Lark packet for Ostend,
with 20 French Officers to join the Army under
Louis XVIII. Arrived the Duke of Wellington
packet from Ostend, with passengers and baggage.

TORBAY, JUNE 16.
Arriaed the Hope, Captain F. Jatnacrt, and
the PItnAtANT, Captain WAtusit, from cruising in
the Channel.
GRAVESEND, JUNE 17. •
No arrivals. Sailed thr Betsey, Oliver, for India ; Euphemia,
Deacon, for Jamaica; Trial, Millais. for Hales ; Marla, Lang-
ford, for Gibraltar ; Neptune, Hogg, for Lisbon ; Bliss, Bell, tor
men; and the Visa, Cumming, for Petersburgh.

. Government, we understand, bas established a
chain of maritime telegraphs, by ships stationed be.
Invent Ostend and Deal, so that the intelligence of
any events may be transmitted from Flanders in a
few hours.
Marshal Beaman, whose death has been an-
ttentered in the German Papers, was long considered
gy the chief advisee and bosom friend of .BONAPARTZ.
Under the ci-droant Imperial Goveenmen; he was
-sweated Prince of Neufchatel and Wagrant, Vice-
V001'41244 at the Empire; Cclonel-General of the
&c. Bawling* was of a respectable family,
being the ion of the Governor of the War Office,
with whom he was eenjeined in office previous to the
Revolution. He was with.La Feen. rain America,
where he obtained the rank of Colonel, and rose to
be Marshal 01 France and War Minister through. all
the rapid gradations which,attended the military ea-
reer during the last 25 years. Baaxuaza.was always
distinguished for moderation, though firmly attached
to BONAPARTE, whose Chief of the Staff be was-in
Egypt, and to whose cause, up to the date of the
Treaty of Palis, he on numberless occasions ren-
dered the greatest services. It seems very doubtful
whether he adhered to his King or to the Usurper
the tragical close of his esienttul life. 'r
At an early hour on Tuesday morning a duel took
place un Hamps end Heaths between an Officer of
distinction and an eminent professor of the law. The
dispute originated in die COM se of discussing the sub-
ject of some law proceedings, which the Learned
Counsel was conducting for the gallant Colonel, and
in the course of which he mentioned a Lady's name,
to whom the Colonel is attached, rather freely. The
parties exchanged two cases of pistols; at the second
tire the Colonel was slightly woneded in the rrn :trd
She side. The seconds the* interfered ; an amicable
adjustment took pitta, and the parties hit the ground
together.