Star.
London, England, 1809-09-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Yesterday dispatches arrived from Cork, announcing
the sailing of troops from that station, destined, ac-
cording to report, for Spain.
Eight hundred men belonging to the 9th and 42d
Regiments have been landed from the BELLEtsr.t man
of war, which arrived yesterday in the Downs, from
Flushing. The detachment belonging to the 42d
has marched to Canterbury. The 9th Regiment has
been quartered for the present in Deal.
The 11th, 59th, and 79th Regiments from the
Scheldt were disembarked at Harwich on Saturday,
and marched for Weeley and Colchester barracks.
Part of the Guards which have arrived at Harwich
from Holland; still remain on board the transports
they expect to be disembarked at Chatham.
Lieutenant-Colonel DONALDSON, whose death we
mentioned on Saturday, was interred at Harwich. on
that day, with military honours.
The Marquis of Hurrri.xv and several other Offi-
cers arrived :n town yesterday from the Scheldt, and
almost the whole of the military force embarked in the
Expedition (with the exception of 15,000 left to gar.
rison Flushing and the other towns of Walcheren)
are now either returned or on their way born..
Very few of the sick men who hare arrived from
Holland have as yet died.
Several waggons filled with sick and wounded, be.
longing to the Artillery, proceeded from Harwich to
Ipswich.
The transports which arrive from the Scheldt,
immediately after disembarking the troops, return to
Walcheren to bring home ether regiments.
We are requested to insert the following corrected
statement of the loss of four battalons of the King's
German Legion, serving in the army under Lieute-
tenant General Lord WELLINGTON, and sustained in
the late battle of Talavera de la Reyna, in Spain :
Killed-1 General Oflcer, 2 Captains, Lieutenants, IS Sec,
jean, and 205 rank and Se.
Wounded-4 Field °fleets, 9 Captains, 24 Subalterns, 47 Ser-
jeants, and $l6 rank and file.
Missing—Total number of mining of the four battalions, 47.
rank and file.

A Portuguese frigate has arrived from the Brazils,
with dispatches in 33 days. She brings the singular
intelligence of the arrival of a French frigate at Rio
Janeiro, with proposals for Peace !
Letters were on Saturday received from Philadel-
phia, dated the 29th July. They mentioned that trade
is in a state of stagnation in the United States, on
account of the diplomatic impediments to Mr. EL.
SKINE'S negotiation. The Executive Council had not
met, but was expected soon to be convened. The
Secretary of &ate was on his journey from Boston to
Washington, to attend his public duties at the call of
the President, and it was supposed by the writer of our
letter that he would reach Philadelphia on the day
subsequent to that on which it was written.
By a cutter lately arrived from Rochefort, we kern,
that two of the enemy's frigates had come oiat.of the
harbour, and were lying under the Isle of Aix. A
neutral vessel came out, while the cutter remained
off the port, and informed her that there were eight sail
of the line afloat in the harbour ; so that if this state-
ment be correct, three new ships have been added to
the five which effected their escape from Basque Roads.
Dispatches were yesterday received from the Earl
of CHATHAM. We do not understand that his Lord-
ship is yet arrived.
Mr. ROBINSON, one of his Majesty's Messengers,
was sent off on Saturday morning with dispatches from
Lord CASTS.EREAOH to the Earl of CHATHAM.

Lord BRADFORD arrived in town yesterday from
Constantinople. -
The Countess of WESTMORLAND arrived yesterday
at her house in Grosvernor-square from Gibraltar, af.
ter an absence of three years.
CORWEXCUANOZ' MARX...LANZ, SZTT, 11.—The fresh arrie
Fah of Wheat this day make but a short supply, and sales are
readily made at an advance of about Ss. and Si. per quaiter—
Barley and Malt ht short supply and dearer—Peas and Beans, of
the two kinds, likewise--there are short supplies of Oats, and
this article LS also quoted dearer.—Flour higher 51. per sack—
Fine American 50s. to 58a. per barrel.
GINIRAL CUIRZNcY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 805.945. 104 s. Beans, Slit 635.
Fine ditto, 106 s. 1104. • Tick ditto, 465. 5515.
Rye, 50s. 655. Oats, 265. 30.. 141.
Barley, 420,4a5. Od. Polatd ditto, 375. 40s. Ftt.
Mitt, 78s. 85s. Potitee
Wlne reasAntieig) Mts. St% Rare Seed,3ol. to 541.
'trey *Sack 12e, , s

Tine flour, 85s. 905.•-Seconds 80i. 83.

IdeS7I—INDIES.

I '
OMAN' INTEI:LiGENCE, APRIL 'l7, ; grq.
i The war with the Travancore Rajah is cry.
fOly concluded ; the Rajah accepted the terms offer.,:
hiiiiby the Madras Government. The Dewan, or Mi
nister, has quitted the Travancore dominions in coo,
sequence, having been the cause of hostilities cum.
mencing between the Rajah and the Company. By
intelligence received from every part of the Com_
pany's possessions all is tranquil. The territories of
our allies enjoy peace. Holkar's troops have rti;
tinied for want of pay ; his force being dirrtiai,4,l
will prevent him disturbing the quiet experiemcd b,
the meighboUring Chiefs. All, we learo, is g,:ing
or
well in the Persian Court.
The Carmarthen sailed from Bombay the 14d1
April last.
PASSENGERS PER CARMARTHEN.—•-Mrs. Brooks, and foe!
children ; Lieut.-Colonel Skerritt, 47th Regiment ; Captain
padoce, 56th Regiment; Mrs. Cappadoce ; Captain Cowpu.
Royal Artillery ; Captain Symes, 65th Regiment ; Capt. Robert,
Lieutenant Coane' his Majesty's 78th Regiment; Lieutataa:
Tattersal, 65th Regiment ; Lieuteaants Riddell and Stew.:
Captain M'Credie ; Assistant Surgeon Ovenden ; Mr. Atkiss.'
The ships, Lady Castlereagh and Cuffnells, having
delivered their stores consigned to St. Helena, siilea
from that island the Bth of June lust ; the former lot
Bengal, the latter for,,Bencoolen and China.