Star.
London, England, 1809-01-31 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

" FALMOUTH, JANUARY 26.
The Hope G. E. transport, from Spain, arrived
iorning. She left that country on the 23d, at
and was one of the transports left at Vigo to
over that part of the army that was to ar-
wre. The whole fleet WAS to have sailed on
st with sealed instructions—which indeed they
An a heavy gale having come on, they Were
obliged to anchor four miles off.
The Hope, however, drove from her anchors,
kas at last obliged to cut her two cables and run
c---when getting to sea, her instructions were
1, and Corunna was found to be her destina-
.npon coming there, not a single English vessel
, be seen—when, after beating about a:whole
die sailed for England, as her only chance of
, having lost her anchors, cables, jib-boom,
It blew a hurricane the whole time, which oc-
led her making the passage in 60 hours, a space
immonlv short.
-rom same of the Officers on board we learn,
he flelk brigades of the army, which were de-
ed on.ler Brigadier-General ALTON, had arriv-
viv, without having ever encountered the
:11, 'lll's detachment consisted of the 4.3 d Ist
5". d Cd battalion, 95th 2d battalion, Ist
.26 light battalions King's German Legion—in
)out 4000 men. They were detached from the
ci Astorga, to take off, as it was supposed, the
of the enemy from the main army. If this
meant, however, it failed of its object, as the ene•
lever seem to have followed them. The roads
went were almost impassable, from wHch, as
Is from the dreadful intemperance of the season,
:he severe and unremitting marches, (the army
:g only had one halt in eighteen days) the men
a.riost literally knocked up .upcn their reaching
—•and then one-fifth of the wls:ile were left behind.

appearance was truly distressing on their arri.
-Those very men, who but three weeks before
the picked corps of the finest English army that
left Britain, were emaciated and reduced to al-
Aeletons."

" PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY es. •
'he troops which have arrived here are estimated
000 men.—The' began disenibarking yester-
iorning.—The following is to be the disposition
!rn as tar as is yet arranged : the 3d battalion of
uyal Scotch, to Fort Monckton ; the sth Regi-
to Steyning Barracks ; the 26th and 82d, to
tam ; the 51st and 60th, to the Isle of Wight ;
st and S2d, to Lewes ; the Waggon Train, to
don ; the 7th, 10th, 15th, "-and 15th Dragoons,
:ir former quarters in Sussex, at Guildford and
(erbury ; the 14th Regiment, Buffs, and several
corps, to Hilsea ; the 76th to Fort Cumberland;
at and 2d Guards, to Chatham.—About nine
it•nts are to go round to Harwich, in transports,
into the Essex district ' • and about six-teen regi-
:s are to go round to Ramsgatc, for the Kent
ict.

Yesterday afternoon ten officers and 700 wounded
sick soldiers, from Sp:.:11, had been landed at the
'al Hospital at Haslar, and more were hourly
ing there.

Yes:min Lieutenant-General Sir atm BAIRD,
and in command of our brave army at the battle
:ov,innA, who was wounded in the left arm in the
ion, and conveyed on board the Ville de Paris,
.Te his arm vas 'amputated at the shoulder-joint
7iER Y, Stitt ;:on of that ship, was brought
;tie, and carrial to lodgings in this town, amidst
iyrapat4 of the people.*-We are happy to state
he had a good night,. last night, akd i, as well
In be exoect94l.—Sir.lJA.vw BAIRD is attended .1j77,
:or Nl‘Gagioß, Inspector of Hospitzls in this
whO served 'm the Indian army undei his
mnil,l-wl:tn he marched from Bombay to

crg t'ne officers, from Coruima, arrived at nei.
:3 and Truro, are
Uor.tl Vivian, Captains Dens:lire, Treweelae,
Lacks, sod Mr. Irwin, Surgeon, all of the 7th Dragoons-
-1..,:rd %Glyn Mays of the Wt Dragnons—ikTojor
Qaptain Dalrymple, and Lieutenant Knight and White-
if the 15th Dry oohs—Major Wallace, Captains Stephens,
r. kassrll, and Lieutenants Montgomery, Smith, and
!iinuse, and Assistant Surgeon Williams, all of the 20th
6ce.

iTitermtnt et Sir JOHN Morit4: took place at an
hcur the licit morning after his death. A grave
t.'lrte feet deep was prepared for his remains on
cf C:c.:•.-unna, in which they were deposited
;at a cam. The service was read by the Key.
SV!,MNS, one of the Chaplains to the Guards,
,7;th the numerous train that attended the in-
frequ!..T.tly fired upon duriug the :per-
.'ancc of the eptahral rites: At that. time the
11::'imacie their zippearanc:: .aFon the heights,
cillmari: the town and harbour of Coruna.

9:1 Regiment still continues at Reading.
ie 2d Battalion of the 94th is at pic,,cnt in Coi-

Briti:h A-ray left 200 sick at Lugo, under
I►^ of st:ia surgeoa EMERY.
,'!:11 changes ;11 the quarters of the ,in the
dis!riet, are to take place during this \reek,.
purv.se of making mom for the brave fellows
ire rcurning frem Spain : all the barracks con-
Eriglitnn arc to be evacuated. The Sus-
stationed at Steyning, are to march
to make room for the first battalion
' in:it. The Ayrshire and Royal East Mid-
: .10.tia willirroceed from Horsham to Silver
izracks, which will be occupied by the Ist bat-
, (4-the loth, 3GO), and '2d battalion of the 23d

35th hive left Lewes barracks, for Winches-I
t).•0 divisions, cn Friday and Saturday.
Court-Martial from the Lineistssembled
(In 'Friday, for the trial of Captain Wes-
the
3d Dragoon Guards, on charges preferred
iv: him, for disobedience of orders, by Lieute-
-Crlicrtel Sir Granby Caleraft, commanding that
'7- Lieutenant-Colonel Burton, of the Royal
is President, and the Members ate compos-
'Offi7ers from the 4th Dragoons, 2d battalion of
2d battalion of the nth, acid Royal