Star.
London, England, 1814-12-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY. A.S

Thursday a draft of 350 fine looking young m's,
from the 2d battalion of the 71st, or Glasgcw Light
Intantry Regitaect, marched into Greenock trim
Glasgow, to embark for Ireland to join th.: Ist bat-
talion. It is understood that the regiment will soon
proceed to America.
By a return from the AJjutant-Gencral's Offire, it
appears that the following regiments or battalion,.
'nave been disbanded since the Ist t.f. May, viz.
ist Royal Veteran 'lactation ; 21.1 ditto, one company ; ad, 4th,
and sth d :to; 6tk ditto, eight ctaitpan:‘,..; 7th; Sth, thi on
panics ; 9th, eight eompank ; 11th, seven coteparites; awl the
itnh ; abo the 9.4 battalions ot.the iEth, tetb,•429d, 23d, 241:i,
t:Ctli, 28th, Slit/ ate, 36th, 3Stb, 41st, 49d, 45th 47th, tid),
4Stk, 50th, 60th, Ilet, 63d, 80th, 93:1, 4ad 9itb Wit : Chas
stars Britanniques, and three Foridgu I ad.:pole= CetnpaoLs.
• The w1:01e of the men of these battal rho weh
fit'for service, were transferred to the Ist battalions,
• bltureas.—By an account presented t9„Parliarzent
it appears that all the regiments of Militia of the..
United Kingdom have been disembodied, except the
f lu Great Britaio-th-1. Belford, parks,
Buckingham," Cambridge, GaFroarthen4,
Ctiniberltutd, Derby, Dorset, irssei lEass itt,a
Lanc4slnire (lit, 2d, and Id), South I.4lACsola...Eam
Middlesex, Monmouth anal Brecon, .oiford,; Salop.
Somerset, (Ist and 2cl), Eot Sublks.W.iitsbire, 24
West York, North York, Ayr, Edinunrgli, Forfar
and Kincardine, .0.04 Renfrew. In Ireland—the Ar.
magh, North Cork, Donegal, Londonderry, North:
Mayo, koscommon, :11,2engz. Tyrone; awd Water-
ford. - •

LIPAL INTIsafGENCR.

THE OUTWARD-BOUND WEST-INDIA FLEET.
TORBAY, DECEMBER 4.
Arrived last evening, the West-India fleet, under
convoy of his Majesty'; ship Saturrsetz,
schooner, bound to Madeira, supposed t' be the
,Ellen, BELLMAIis was rua foul of by 1 .top in coming .
into the Bay, and carried away her ,
sprit, nod other damage,
ANOTHER LEVIER, SAME DATE.
Arrived last night about 9 o'clock, his Majestri
shie SWIFTSURZ, With part ot irer convoy, about
sail; many of • the fleet remained at sa.a until this
morning. From the darkness cf the night, and the
wind strong from the S W. several of the ships drove
on board each coCiet, and a few received dasszge,
The schooner Ann, Futscx, frcm London far Ma,
deira, lost her foremast and bowsprit.
The ship Trusty, CIIArbIAN, from St. Kt's,
spi ung her bowsprit, part of her ter 1 st..re
bows injured, and other damage. The ship Cya.i.,
BRISON, for Jamaica, lost an anchor and c, ble, het
quarter stove in. The above vessels are repainng
damages, and it is hoped will be able to proceed with
the convoy when the wind and weather will permit.
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER S.
Arrived the Ajax bound to Jamaica. Tres Amiens
hound to Bilboa, Avon foe Morlair, la Duncade tut
Havre, the Commerce and the Four Friends Eros
London. Sailed the Mary, Fox, for Dublia,
poicrsmouni, DECEMBER S.
Arrived the Ostritsus from Plymouth. Pat brick
by contrary winds the Nionarch..tionstm., bound taw
Plymouth. Sailed the Grtowtaut on *.incise.
• DEAL, VECEMBER S.
Sailed the Barrodi and Wl4OO East:And:am/a
for the River. • Came &Awn from the River the
Dedalus fGr Bermuda, - the Retreat and the Nile for
Ametica, and temain.—Wind N.
GREENOCK, DECEMBER a.
Arrived last night at Quarantine Steion,
Loch, the Jane, ANDERSON, from Palurnto.—Yeser•
day afternOtni, a boat returning from Portinstock to
Greenock upset off the Bay et. Quick. It was.notieed
the PRESIDENT frigate, from which a boat was ins•
mediately manned mid dispatche:l to afford assiu•
ance: they only arrived in time to pick up the b dy
of a young man, named DUNCAN NtILLEK :Hder
young than of the halve of DANtr.t. tiatt., Aas kniitra
to have been in the boat, and win.: women are Ety•
posed also to have been passenvi s.
KINGSTON, OCrOBER s;
His Majesty's ship Anaor.tda, of 18 guns, Capt.
Westpliall, in days from Camverteby, srecie,
came to anchor at Pert Royal yesterday. 'lh Ame-
rican schooner Dolores, from St. Jagn to Cuba, hound
to New Orleans, with an assorted cart; captured
on the Ist instant, near the Grand Cayrn.inas, by the
Anaconda, after a chace of eight hours and .1 half,
followed her into the port the same day. Mr. It. N.
Smart, and eight Spanish gentlemen, cause pawn-
gers in the Anacond:;.
The schooner privateer, under Carthaginian cto
lours, which fired into the Moselle's boats.sorne time
since, was wrecked, tv.o days after, on a reef near
Vera Cruz, where most of her crew were drowned.
NIONTEGO BAY, OCTOBER I.
The sloop Dasher, Robertson, arrived here on
Tuesday from Kingston ; and on Thursday the brig
Shannon left Lucca.
FROM A BOSTON PAPER OF OCT. 8.
As.the tritish frigate Leander, and the United
States !! tate Constitution, are-sow lying so sight of
each other, it may not be an unfit occasion to give the
fi)liowing statement, which we believe to be correct,
of their comparative force :
LLANDIR.
Thirty 24. pounders on the Guii-drelr4-
'l*,..cntreught 4:1-pound carronaties on the Spar-deck.
Itvc Hundred and Twenty her complement of Meu.
60,1 btITLITION.
Thirty 24-pounders on the con deck.
Twenty-six az-pound carronad,es as the Spar deck.
Four Hundred and Eighty her complement ot Ales.
The size ot the two ships is about the same.
Leander is new, but is built of fir, and is not coo*
dared so strong and durable as the British Berviceib4
s..ips. Her weight of metal was designed it) mata!
the President and the United States, which carry lIP
pounders on the spar deck.

Brian.—This day the LORD MAYOR, having ;IP
spected the Mea!weighers' Returns, 4.rdt red the pr re
of Eread to be raised halt au Assize, or Une Fruity ig
the Peck 1,..tt.
A. few days since Mr. 3. a Purser in the RoPI
NAvy, eloped with Mrs. 1. a flurried lady in e
nrighbouthood of Caltngtou. Tbe palm acre 4c
W sAiu.ar's Hotel on Dim bday night. and too. ,) •'`
for Exeter the following moruing. The Uu►uAadlz
gone in pursuit of the fugitives.