Star.
London, England, 1813-06-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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We have now upon the establishment of our army
a new corps, called the Rocket Corps. They are
employed both mounted and on foot.
The exertions and arrangements made by the Corn
missary-in-Chief, to obtain supplies of accoutrements
for the Patriots in the North of Germany, have been
so successful as w render it unnecessary to have re-
course to the Depots of the Local Militia, as formerly
intended.

A small detachment of the 9th Light Dragoons,
and a number of invalids of sundry regiments in the
Peninsula, arrived on Sunday at Deptford. The in-
valids bad been some time at Plymouth, waiting a
conveyance to the River, to pass the Board at Chelsea.
Last week Earl CASTLECOOTE arrived in Limerick
from Dublin, on his way to take the command of his
regiment, the Queen's County Militia, quartered in
Killarney.
Wednesday se'nnight the first, and on the following
day the grand division of the 2d Royal Surrey Regi-
ment of }Adidas marched into Mary-street Barracks,
from Mullingar. On the same morning the last di-
vision of the 2d Royal Surrey Militia marched from
this town on their route to Dublin, where they are to
embark for England. This regiment has been quar-
tered here since their arrival in Ireland; and, from their
sober, upright, obliging, and soldierly demeanour, had
justly gainedthe sincere attachment and good wishes of
all classes of people in this town and neighbourhood.
As a genuine mark of mutual unanimity, and in ve-
neration of old Ireland, they gave three hearty cheers
when on the eve of departure, and marched off with the
national air of " Patrick's Day," which was followed
by " The Sprig of Shellelah," &c. Hundreds of the
inhabitants were assembled at an early hour to bid
farewell to their new friends, and escort them out of
town : and never did we witness genuine Irish send-
ment- more feelingly displayed than in the repeated
cheers of the populace who accompanied them a con-.
siderable distance ; and on their return drew up in
regular line on both sides of the road, and kept up an
incessant and heart-enlivening huzza while the regi-
ment was passing. They have been replaced by the
Royal Carmarthen Militia.—Mullingar Journal.
Monday, the period of service for the present year,
of the Ist East Kent Regiment of Local Militia, be-
ing completed, that fine body of men, upwards of 700
strong, was reviewed by Major-General the Hon.
GEORGE Da GREY, in the Artillery Exercise Ground,
near Canterbury.

In the Court of Chancery, yesterday, in the case of
Lord and Lady PERCEVAL T. PHIPPS, the VICE CHAN.
CELLOR dissolved the injunction for restraining the de
feudant from publishing any more of the letters of
her Ladyship in his possession, on the ground, that
the letters in question were not literary property, and
that the defendant was justified in publishing them in
vindication of himself, from the charge made against
him of having published forged documents.
Yesterday the Lottery finished, and the following
Prizes drawn yesterday were sold by Bisn, at his
truly-fortunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-
Cross ; where the fortunate Holders may receive their
Money on demand :
No. 3,237 - - X 20,000, in Twelve Shares.
8,931 - -1 £l,OOO, in Whole Tickets.
• 496 - -
And on the First Day of Drawing, May the 6th,
Btsu sold Six Capitals ; and on the Third Day, May
the 27th, he sold Ten Capitals, making together
Nineteen Capital Prizes ia the Lottery just finished !
sth June.-Errox has once more the pleasure of
congratulating his Friends on that singular good-
fortune which has so constantly attended purchasers
at his truly fortunate Offices. The Lottery finished
yesterday, and the following Capital Prizes, drawn on
that day, were shared and !.old by EyTne :
No. 18,824 in Ten Shares £lO,OOO
6,848 in Sixteen Shares 500
6,923 in Sixteen Shares SOO
248 in Five Shares 200
The fortunate holders may (as usual) receive their
Prize-Money on Demand, at EYTON'S Offices, the
Second House in Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street.
Lan DAY or DRAWING.-Yesterday the Lottery
finished Drawing, when the following Capitals were
Sold and Shared by Btsu, the Contractor, No. 4,
CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING Caws:
3,237 in 12 Shares £20,000
7,112 in 9 Shares £2,000
496 Whole Ticket £l,OOO
3,931 Whole Ticket £l,OOO
The following Capitals IN THIS LOTTERY were also Sold
by BISH.
9,190 in Twelve Shares £10,050
18,131 in Eleven Shares 2,000
7,883 Whole Ticket 1,000
10,497 Whole Ticket 1,000
14,345 in Thirteen Shares 50')
15,3d8 Whole Ticket SOO
6,680 in Six Shares 500
19,288 Whole Ticket 300
16,117 in Ten Shares 300
4,643 Whole Ticket 200
7,023 in Fifteen Shares 200
7,085 Whole Ticket 2OO
13,285 in Twelve Shares 200
18,881 Whole Ticket 200
19,393 in Fourtega Shares 200
11,430 Whole Ticket 200
T. !bra is happy to announce those distinguished favours of
Fortune to his Friends who have honoured him with their com-
manila, and hegs to acquaint the fortunate holders they may re-
ceive the Monty for their respective Shares on demand, at either
of his OfFsees, 4, COILNIIILL, or 9, CIMIINO CROSS.
MODERN GREECE.-We congratulate our Readers
on the publication in this country, of the Travels of
Dr. POUQUEvILLE in the Morea, Albania, Elc.* This
work will be found no less valuable from the extreme
interest of the subject, than from the talents of the
Author, which, it will readily be confessed, are of
the verx first order. It gives the only general and
complete Account of these interesting Countries that
has yet appeared.
It has never fallen to our lot to meet with any thing
which gave us so high an opinion of the Society of
Freemasons, as the Account of the Proceedings at
the Festival of the Society, given to the Earl of
MOIRA. on his taking leave of the fraternity, previous
to his departure for India ; faithfully taken in short
hand, and carefully revised, corrected, and published
by J. ASPERSE, Cornhill, under the sanction and au-
thority of the Grand Master. It is in itself elegant,
and adorned with Engravings of much more value
than the whole cost ; while the judicious and interest-
ing speeches of the Royal and Noble pe drsonages con-
cerned, will be perused by every reaer with the
highest satisfaction.