Star.
London, England, 1815-04-10 00:00:00

THE: Alf Air.

The Veteran Battalions recently dic-elodied are
ordered to be immediately re-formed, and pI rccd cn
the establishment under new Officers.
Friday about 100 then of the 75th Regiment, front
Stirling, embarked at Leith for Gravesend.
The 71st Regiment, consisting of 800 men, com-
manded by Colonel REYNELL, and a part of the 91st
Regiment, winch consists of 990 men, commanded by
Colonel Sir WILLIAM DotTGLAS, arrived on Satur.lay
morning at Portsmouth, from Callingtord Bay, Ire.
land, on their way to the Downs and Ostend, being
destined to the Netherlands. B.:th these Regimens
were originally embarked for America ; hut when
the order reached them to proceed to the Downs, they
were on their passage to to disembark there.
!'he transports have been a fortnight at sea.
All Officers who may be order cd to join their Re.
giments, are not, in future, to join the Depots of Re-
giments, in the Isle of Wight, but are to assemble ..t
Hilsea Barracks, the Depots of Regiments s.:!I re-
maining in the Isle of Wight. Ab )ut 150 Offic
will arrive at Portsmouth, from that Island, in the
course of the week.

The Depot of the 51st Regiment, commanded by
Captain SMELLIE, has been removed tram Portsmouth
to the Isle of Wight.

We have this day received a Frankfort Journal of
the 31 of April. It contains a spirited declaration
from the Swiss Diet against BONAPARTE; by which
the Swiss Confederation is pledged to unite with the
Allies in driving him out of France.
The Duke of Yotu: held a Levee on Frlday,
Men he had about sixty on his list. S 'turd ty night
his Royal Hi4hneas was engaged in business till 4
late hour, and also during yesterday he was busily
mpl tyed.
Yesterday Viscount MELvirLE transacted bus'ness
at the Admiralty Otlice, and gave orders for the te-
-I..graplis to be repaired, and to be got in a working
state with all possible xpeed.
On a survey at. Plymouth it has been accertainel
that 29 sail of the line and nine frigaus may be sent
to sea almost immechately that they are manued, in
a respectable state of repair.
FRENCH FLEET AT TOULON.---Th, 10110WIRZ state-
ment of the Toulon fl !et is givea to us by a Gentle-
man who left that port last month only ; he littv.r.k
travelled through France, and arrived here from thst
opposite coast:
In the outer Eason—Eleven sail of the line, two of them three-
tlr lashed aiorzside of each other, with their lower masts
i•t, the copper strippLd off to the light-water mark, excepting
ti•e Hannibal, of 74 gun, just repaired; and a new three•deck
ship, which workmen were busy in finishing. Also seven fine
frigate• and flea brig•.
• In the Inner 'Jason—Eight sail of the line, one of them a three-
decker, all with their lower masts in, and five frigates.

In the Roa2s—The Commerce de Marsed,rs, of FO gun',
ready for sea, waiting the arrival of the Compte de Grasse, to
take him to Constantinopl:•. It is buyposed, in consequence
of the alteration in the state of affairs, the destination of this
*hip will be altered.
on the Stocks—One three•decker, and two two-deckers of a
large class. The former wu nearly planked up, and men were
employed on her.
- Divine Service was yeterday performed at Colton
House by the Rev. Mr. BLOMBERG, Clerk of Closet.
Warwick House has been repaired, and prepara-
tions are making there for the reception of the Prin-
cess CHARLOTTE OF WALES.

The Duchess of WELLINGTON, accompanied by her
brother the Earl Or LONGFORD, arrived in Dublin on
Ttu•sclay morning from Holyhead.
Yesterday Lord KINNAIUD arrived from Paris,
which he left on Tnesd ty afternoon, at which time
every thing was tranquil in that city.
A grand Investiture of the Order of the Bath will
he held at Carlton House tvi Wydnesday. Her MA-
,FFSTY will hold a Draw..ng-rdatti, at the Queen's Pa-
lace, on Thursday. •
ClItN-ENCIIANGF, APRIL 10 —Our Market this
morning was well su;.-plied with Wheat, the demand
tor w;iich being craning, caniecl exceedi:4Aly heavy
cute, at a decline of 4s. per quarter. Having a large
an ival of Barley, and the season for its consumption
being tar advanced, the sews were doll, and our
Prices 2s. per quarter lower than list week —Oa s
and Beans are full is. per quarter cheap, r.—Wbete
Peas are 4.5. per quarter dearer than on I ast Monday,
that article being scarce and in brisk demand.—ln
other Gain little or no alteration.
LICCIITION OF MR. IltacKutit.x, TUIL LEEDS ATTORNEY,
rots FORGLRE --Saturday lay:, at about a quarter of an hour
before twelve, the, Under Slierff and Ctlter officers of justice
attended the Governor of York Cagle to the call, where the un-
happy victim was waking iii awful eat ectation kit his last earthly
starring. Lie immeeliaiely walked with t ,ein to the fatal plat-
inn, accoinpanied also by the Rev. Mr. Hamilton of Leeds,
(who liaa attended him during his continiment, and been inde-
fatigable in his endeavours to render that consolation which re-
Lgion can alone bestow, and who prayed with him nearly a
quarter of alt hour onithe scaffold) The prayer was delivered ex.
empore, was che. ring and animated, and appeared to make a
considerable impression on the sufferer, who seemed ettfectly
resivned to his fate, atul just betore the last moment, express'd
hie firm convict on and happy experience of the comeolotion to be
&civet: from a firm reliance on mercy through the main of the
great Intercessor An in.mense concoui se of people were as-
em'iled to witness the affecting scene; and he was, a few mi-
nutes afterwards, (being then twelve o'clock) launched Into tier.
•Ity His body, atter being suspended the usual period, was
delivered to his relatives, sod conveyed in a beans, which was
Wallin, to RutnWen, near Leeds, fc Intetusent.--rerd Berea