Star.
London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

THE ARMr.

The North Gloucester regiment of Militia arrived
a few drys since at Liverpool from Dublin, where it
has been quartered the List fifteen months, and is slow
on its march for Cirencester to be disembodied.

General Apasores Regiment, the 23d Dragoons,
commanded by Lord ft. MANNERS, is for the present
to he stationed at Manchester, previous, as supposed,
to their relieving the Bth Dragoons ia India.
Captain Ansiteft, of the Austrian service, who
lately arrived on a mission of a military nature to the
PIUNCE RECIRNT, has received his Royal Highness's
permission to reside in his native couirry,
Friday se'nnight the 52d regiment, *bout MO
strong, arrived at Chatham to replace the North
Down Militia, embarked for Ireland.
A detachment of the Artillery of the Germ in Le.
gion marched from Deal on Wednesday morning, in
or.!, • t,' -mbark at Ramsgate far Brio tnt.
'Tut sday the 2.1 battalion of thr26Sd Foot removed
to the Infantry Barracks in St. Matthew's, Ipswich,
from the Barr.t..ks on thc Woo,lbridge road.

The Ist and '2d battalions of the gidlitint 61st tee.
nr, at present quvrtered in Minch*, have received
orders to march trom thence. We understaitel they
are to replace the North York Milive in Newry.
Saturday, the Kerry Militia arrived in Cart front
Cove; and on Sunday the Kilkenny and Royal
dare regiment's marched in from said place. They
embarked about five weeks since, at Portsmouth, t
Cork, but were detained by Contrary winds• A poor
fell►.v belonging to the Kildare, named Merrirnan,
expired immediately atter being taken out ot a boat
at Merchant's-quay—he appeared to be much re-
gretted by his comrades.
L;eutenant-General MACFARLANE is ordered out to
Sicily, to hold the command ce the British fere -s in
that island, till the final setttement o. the affaire of
Europe by the Congress at Vienna. TA then, the
Briti,h forces in Sicily, and the other stations of the
Mediterranean, are to be kept rip in undiminished
strength. The same formidable military attitude is
to be preserved in Belgiuni and Holland.
TENTH fithiSAßS.—The dissention, we understand,
in the 10th Hussars, is of a very puzzling nat tire AS
to the mode of proceeding to legal decision. Several
of the leading Officers concerned are said to be under
arrest for trial by Court Martial; but the difficuity
of fixing the prosecutions, and the order ot them,
am►dst the mass of charges and recriminations, is ex-
trenteiy embarrassing. It is generally untierstiee!,
that t' e representatives to the PRINCE Reuter, whic't
first agitatesl the questions -now afloat, took place AC
Brighton, during hi> Royal Highness's recent visit.
It is said that the Pursca, on receiving the Ultima"
tions Irma the Officers, with the Cornmand.int's ex-
planation, immediately sent express to 'Aiwa tor the
head ot the proper military department, who went
down forthwith; and on hearine the case, first required
the parties to sign the allegateeis which they had re-
spectively preferred in writing, and having received
these signatures, placed the ?wile. under arrest ; then
reported the matter and circumstances to the Com-
manderen-Chlef, who has since been a good deal lime
ployed in devising the m ,de of bringing the .:aseiese
to trial, although hitherto without being able totem,
to any definitive resolution ot arranxi.mect.

THE ARMY IN FLANDERSe••-Tla fz3d and .54•;:t Re.
giments Cloth ratner stri,ti.:), were under um • s
embark for Cork, for Amen,. ; but were after ws !Js
couniernianded, in cons:Nutt ce of the din,
sioned by the transports sent for them, entering, LY
mistake, into a wrong 'nat.—The 90th Regiment is
at Brussels. The haeses on that side of Antwerc,
which tue Prussi.ins mucked, are all levelled tor a
considerable distmice ; and sn is the neatest part t
Memo. During the tvimbardment c.f the ci!y, by
the British troops, the Duke of CLanasica witnei.sekl
the Amick, by being situated on the spire f
.Merxen.
—The flying bridge over the Scheldt, at the MC
andre, will transport 2,UOJ mt i i five minutes
for the same purpose boats would requite fl.O mille:es
at.least. In the Citadel ef Antwerp are ::.e r.itoons
with which .....110)..aeanra crossed tne Vistul
33u regiment has left Antwerp, and is now at T
nay, expecting to he reincred w Courtray, 15 miles
Lather. and a better air. L'his regituent, with the.
9Oth,6Sth, and three other regiments. with the 112.
noettians, harp taken up the western frontier.

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