Star.
London, England, 1813-08-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A battalion of the Sikh Regiment has marched
from Derry-head Barracks for Plymouth. Their
destination is supposed to be, the Peninsula.
The routes of the 16th and 70th regiments have
been altered, and they are now ordered to Cork.—
Report says that they are both to embark there for
' Spain immediately.
One hundred and sixty recruits were on Monday
last embarked at Tilbury Fort, for the isle of Wight,
in the Diana transport.
The Edinburgh Militia have got the route for.
Londonderry.

Monday the79ch regiment (2d battalion) marched
from Glasgow, for Paisley, and the Kirkcudbright
Militia for Port Seaton.

The 3d Lancashire Regiment will embark in the
same vessels, which will return from Dublin to Ayr
with the Dumfries Militia, upon the disembarkation
of the Lancashire at the former port.
Thursday the Lanarkshire Militia passed through
Gloucester on their route from Bath to Darlington,
and on Friday and Saturday, the Royal Cheshire
Militia arrived at Gloucester on their rou:e from
Plymouth to Litchfield. Both regiments have just
returned from Ireland.

On the suggestion of Yield Marshal WELLINGTON,
it has been determined to send all Infantry reinforce.

•meats to Passages, and Cavalry to Bilboa: This ar-
'raegement will save a deal of time and fatigue to men
and horses.
Monday a party of the Royal Blues arrived at
Knightsbridge Barrack, from Windsor. They yes-
terday relieved the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, 411
the duty at the Horse Guards, and were relieved this
day by the Ist Regiment of Life Guards ;- so that
the three regiments will relieve each other alternately.
The whole of the six troops of the Royal Blues will
arrive at Knightsbridge Barracks in the course of
this week.

To the list of Officers who have died of the wounas•
received in the glorious action of Vittoria, we are
sorry to add the names of Major WIDDRINGTON, of
the 83d regiment ; Captain VANDELSOR and Captain
O'BRIEN, of the 87th; and Lieutenant FORSTER, of
the 18th dragoons.
Letters from an officer of Sir T. GRAHAM'S Staff,
state, that the gallant veteran had a very narrow
escape by the bursting of a shell close by him when
visiting the trenches.

STATEMENT OF THE PORTUGUESE ARMY, IN THE FIELD,

IN THE END OF JUNE, 1813.
INFANTRY.

.1°
Names of 6411- Ciirpa of which
man ti of they are cons-
Brigades sad posed.
Divisions.

Regiment, No. 1
Brig. Pack, C
N 0.16
Batt.Chas. No. 4
1 Regiment, N 0.13
Brig. Bradford, Ditto, N 0.24
Batt.Cbas. No. 5
/ Regiment, No. 6
2 Col. Ashfortb, Ditto, No.l 8
Batt.Chas. No. 6
Regiment,No. 9
3 Brig. Power, Ditto, - N 0.21
Batt.Chas. No.l t
ißeglment,No.ll
4 Col. Stubbs, Ditto, N 0.23
Batt.Chas: No. 7
/Regiment, No. 3
15 Brig. Sprye, Ditto, No.I 5
Batt.Chas. No. 8
( Regiment, No. 8

6 Brig. Matta", . Ditto, N 0.12

.Batt.Chas. No. 9

I.lRegiment, No. 7
7 Brig. Lteor, Ditto, N 0.19
Bati.Clas. No. 2
Regiment, No. 2
Brig. H. Costa, Ditto, N 0.14
8 Regiment, No. 4
Brig. Campbell, Ditto, - No.lo
Batt.Chas. No.lo
Regiment, N 0.17
' Light Division, Batt.Cbas. No. 1
Ditto, No. 8

CAVALRY.
Regimt nt, No. 1
Brig. D'Urban, /Ditto, No.ll
Ditto, N 0.12
ARTILLERY.

Names of Commandants

of Corps.

Col. Hill.
Col. F. H. de Mages.
Lt.-Col. William..
Lt.-Col. D.J.da Camera.
Col W. M`Bean.
Lt.-Col. M. M'Creagb.
Lt.-Col. M. Grant.
Col. M. Pamplona.
Lt.-Col. S. Pinto.
Lt.-Col. C. Sutton.
Lt.-Col W. Birmingham
Lt.-CoL DUrsbach.
Lt.-Col. A. Anderson.
1.t.-CoL J. Miller.
Lt.-Col. B. O'Toole.
Major C. Stuart.
Col. L. de Rego Barreto.
Lt.-Col.D.StLeget Hill.
Col. D. Douglas.
Col. A. de Lacerda P. da
ilviera.
Lt.-Col. J. Browne.
Col. N. Campbell.
Col. J. M'Dowai.
Major G. H. Zuehlke.
Coll: de Av Ritz Zuzarte
Lt-Col. J. M'Donald.
Lt.-Col. A.W.Campbell.
Col. L. de Souza Vabia.
Lt.-Col. R. Armstrong.
Lt.-Col. J. Rolt.
Lt.-Col. J. H. Algee.
Lt.-CLG.M.P.daSilveira

1.t.-Col H. Watson.

Lt.• Col. D, Bernardino:
Lt.-Col.V. de Barbican.