Star.
London, England, 1807-07-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Sunday, at four o'clock in the afternoon, Lord
CATHCAIT and Son embarked, at Yarmouth, on
board the Ara maim a frigate, Captain rtaocirr,
under a falute of thirteen guns—His Lordfhip's Staff
embarked on board the Bon ITTA Hoop of war, Capt.
Nit Ls Kota. They Immediately got under way with
the wind at South.

Yellerday letters Were received from Guernfey,
which annnunce the arrival there of the Hurd cutter,
from Monte Video. She failed on the Bth of April,
at whicd time the BHA forces had not made any
attack upon Buenos Ayres. The Venus and Mi•
nerva, of G'ternfey, were at Monte Video, and were
expeSed very (lordy to leave the River Plate.

Twn troops of hork artillery, to be attached to
Lord Norr's brigade of light cavalry, and four
brigades of foot artillery, are under orders for con-
tinental fervice, as are alfo two• corps of artillery
drivers, at prefent at Chatham. A large number of
artillery hotfes are aflbmbled at Northflect in tea&
nefs for embarkation,

A detachment of the zd light dragoons, German
Legion, which remained in Canterbury after the
embarkation of the regiment on Tuefday tail, corn.
meneed its march to Guildford, where a depot is to
be formed for the corps.

The tath Regiment of Light Dragoons, from
Hythe, Brabourn Lee•, and "Dover, are on their
march for Windfor, Hounflow, and Knightfbridge.
The 16th Light Dragoons are now on their march
by Maid(tone, to take up the cantonments of the 12th
Light Dragoons, on the line of the coafl from Dover
to Dungenefs, and the 12th are alfo on their march
by Rochefier, to relieve the 16th in the King's duty
at Hounflow.

The 6th Dragoons patted through Rocheßer, on
Saturday, from Rye, on their route to Norwich.

Lieutenant General Lord Cuprtas S )r,rartsry is
appointed to the command of the &area Diaria, in
the room of the Duke of RICHMOND, Lord Lieute-
nant of Ireland.

The fecond battalion of the fifth regiment of Foot
were, on the igth of June, reviewed in the ifland of
Alderney by that dillinguiffied Officer Brigadier.
General Rontraysom. They performed the different
manoeuvres of receiving and repelling an invading
enemy, with an expertnefs and a fpirit that ideas
the higheft credit on that corps. The General ex-
preffed to their gallant Commander, Lieutenant•Co
lonel *Kenai e, his (rung approbation of his condunfi
in bringing them to that (late of difcipline.
The 4.th Dragoons, which were under orders for
the Kent difitiet, have been countermanded on their
match, and are for the prefent halted in Vies.
The sd battalion of the Both regiment has arrived
from Jerfey, and was difembarked at Deal on Friday
hall; the Eall Suffolk Militia, in confequence, marched
from Deal on Monday for Afhford Barracks in two
divitions, one divifion by the coal}, the other by
Canterbury.

Government having determined to pay attention to
the Yeomanry and •Volireer Ettabliffirnents, Lieu-
tenant Colonel Wa ea hasbeen re.appointed Infpeeting
Field Officer in the Kentifb diftriet, and is in conic-
quence proceeding in his infpeeion of all the corps
placed under his orders. Lail week the Colonel few
the Canterbury Volun'etr Infantry and Rifle Corps,
with which he was pleafed to exprefs his perfect ap-
probation, both of their appearance and mancenvres.
The Royal Cornwall Militia have marched from
Liverpeol for Durham.
Wednefday fail two troops of the Scots Greys
marched from Pierfhill barracks, near Edinburgh,
for Newcaftle, to relieve the- Enniikillen dragoons,
who are ordered to Hull to embark for the Continent.
The week before IA about I 20 Dutch foldiers ar-
rived at Sheernefs with their arms and accoutrements,
in a boat which they had feized ; it teems that the
.yoke, even of Louts, the mildeft of the BONAPARTES,
did not fit eafy on their fhoulders, and they deter.
mined on entering the fervice of this country, which
is perfeß freedom compared to the one they were en-
gaged in.

THE HART t ST.—The following. General Order has
been circulated throughout the Southern Dial-id :
" His Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief has fignificd
affent to a portion of the regular and militia Regiment, being per-
mitted to MU in getting in the approaching barveit. His Royal
Highnefs has been farther pleafedtn dim.% that the number to be
thus employed is on no account to exceed 1-4th part of any batta-
lion, and that this indulgence (hall be granted only to fuch men as
are of good charader and proficient in their curdle-
" Commanding Officers arc to be held refponfible that their
men work within one mile of their camp er quarters, and the Ad-
jutant is to be acquainted with the names and refi dente of the cm
ployer, and on the fliortelt notice every man is to repair imme-
diattiy to his company, nor is this permiffion to interfere with any
of the public works on which the troops arc employed."
GIIIRRAL COURT MARTIAL.HIS M 'jelly has
been pleated to approve of the fenrence of the Gene-
ral Court Martial, alrembled at Canterbury on the
3oth May, 1807, and continued, by adjournment, to
the 3th of June following, for the trial of Paymafter
William Armllrong, of the 2d heavy dragoons, Ger-
man Legion, on the following charge :
" For difrerpeaful behaviour to his Commanding Officer, Co-
lonel the Baron Veltbeim, in ufing very improper expreffions, in a
letter addrcffett to him, dated loth of April, 1807 ; and in another
letter, dared a tdi April, 'BO7, contrary to good order and military
diftipline."
Upop which charge the Court came to the follow-
ing decifion :
" The Court having moll maturely weighed anal eonfidered the
evidence and matter adduced, in fupport of the profecutim to-
gether with that which the prifoner, Payinafter William Arm-
Rrong, ad heavy dragoons King's German Legion, haat offered in
his defence ; is of opinion, that he, the prifoner, is guilty of difre •
fpettful behaviour to his Commanding Officer, Colonel the Baron
Veltheim,in ufing very improper expreffions in a letter, addreired
to him, dated toth April, 1807, and in another letter, dated aith
April, sil4,eontrary to good order and military difcipline.
" And the Court feels itfelf bound to animadvert upon the pri-
toner's condud ; and tb point out its difpleafure at the infinuations,
Rated iq the p ifuner, Paymafter William Armitrones defence,
attaching impropriety to Colonel Baron Veitheines =WW2, whkh
appears to the Court to merit every encomium.
" The Court doth therefore fentetee the prifoner, Paymaitcr
William Armftrnng, to be publicly reprimanded at the bud of the
ad King's German heavy dragoons."