Star.
London, England, 1814-02-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY

Wednesday were marched into Windsor Foot Bar-
racks near three hundred fine young men, all of them
volunteers from the East Middlesex Militia, with
eight Officers. The band of the sth Regiment met
them in Eton, and played through both the towns to
the Barracks. The Regiment when they came to
Windsor only amounted to 60, including the band,
now they are upwards of 800 strong, of well discipli-
ned men, from other Regiments.
The Depot of the .46th Regiment is removed from
Winchester to Horsham.

The South Down Regiment, at present quartered
at Fort Pitt, are to be removed from thence to Chat-
ham Barracks. The Barracks at Fort Pitt, are to
be fitted immediately as an Hospital, for the recepL
tion of five hundred sick and wounded soldiers, under
the superintendence of Dr. WEIR, and a suitable Me-
dical Staff.

Wednesday a detachment, of 150 men, belonging
to the 56th, arrived in Canterbury, on their route to
embark to join their Regiment in Holland.
RAMSGATE, FEBRUARY i 7,—A detachment of Ger-
man Horse Artillery, and also of English Waggon_
Train, with thirty i.vaggors, &c. have embarked here
since Monday last, and the transports are now in our
harbour waiting for a fair wind fOr Holland. This
day a detachment of the 59d Regiment, about 100,
and also about 60 of the 36th Regiment, marched in
here tor the purpose of embarking, to join their re-
spective Regiments in Holland.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT
received a communication irons the QUEEN at Wind-
sor, about four o'clock.

We understand that a new Review is immediately
to be commenced in Edinburgh, under the title of
The North British Review; or, Conetitutiontil Journal.
it will be published every two months, and we are
happy to say that its principles will be strictly con-
stitutional.

The hungry avidity with which Booksellers are
ever on the lookout for profit, has made them a fair
subject for satire with Authors ; the tribe of the pre-
sent day may, in addition to other qualities, boast a
stock of impudence perhaps unknown to their prede.
cessors. Would it be believed, that in consequence
of the great sale of the New Novel of 44 PLEASURE
AND PAIN," the Noble Authoress is daily harassed
by these worthy and disinterested gentlemen, for any
work she may at a future time be disposed to favour
the public with
Yesterday the dispatches were finally closed at the
East-India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the
following ships, viz.
Winchelsea' Captain Moffatt; Marquis of Huntley, Captain
M‘Leod—Madra3 and Cbina.

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Royal Charlotte, Captain Rush; Surat Castle, Captain Ro-
bersou—Batavia and China.

Castle Huntley, Captain Paterson—Madras, Prince•of Wales
bland, and China.
Glatton, Captain Hutchinson—St. Helena and China.
Astell, Captain Hardyman; Europe, Captain C;elston ; Asia,
Captain Tremenhere—Madras and Bengal.
Passmweas rex WINCIIELSEA.—For Bengal—Mr. Money,
jun. merchant; Mr. Lind, writer; Messrs. Williams and Winch,
cadets. For Madras—Mr. de Mierne, writcr; Mr. and Mrs.
Bell. For Bombay--Mr. Hock, Mr. Coun.
PER GLA r rote.—For St.Helena—Ensign Ramsaf ; Mr. Bayes
and family; Mr. Renton and family; Mr. and Mrs. Lewden ;
Miss Moss; Mr, O'Connor._

PLR Asta.—For Bengal—Messrs. Parker and Phillips,writers;
Messrs. tzown, Impey, and Daniel, assistant surgeons; Mr.
Browne and family; Mr. Forbes and family; Lieut. Hutchens;
Messrs. nth, Laws, Wood, and Clapperton, tree mariners; Mr.
and Miss Terraneau; Messrs. Walker, Delamain, Paten, Raw-
linson, Baker, Bonham, and Garsten, cadtts. For Madras—Miss
Weston; Messrs Barnard and Paths, cadets.
PER CASTLE HUN LEY—For Madras, Capt. Edmonds ; Mis-
tresses Barren and Frazer; Misses Hazlewooti and Campbell.—
For Prince of %Vales Island, Messrs. De La Ci.mhe and Ander-
son, writers; Messrs. Scott and Htitton.—For Bengal, Messrs.
Berner, Money, and Comly.
PLR As TELL—For Bengal, J.Achmuty, Esq. and Lady; Messrs.
.Carey and Ogle; Messrs. Culloden, Ray, Flay, and Carrow ;
Lieutenants Chambers and Charter; Misses Blaney, Mrs. Bos-
cswen, Mr. Palling, Messrs. Nichol, Retten, Jervis, brutish, Ni-
cholson, Roebuck, Whinfield, Heysham, and Marshal, Cadets.—
For Madras, Mr. Crawley, writer; Mr. Edwards, Mr. Denton,
Captain and Mrs. Cadell, Messrs.Hile, Tayler, and Andeeson,
Cadets.

PER ROYAL CitAattara---Ffor Bengal, Mr. Crawfurd.—For
Batavia, Captain and Mrs. Grant.
Pta MARQUIS or HUNTLYY.—For Madras, Lieutenant-Colo-
nel Boles and family; Messrs. Williams, Richards, and Turn-
bull; Mr. Boles; Muses Briethaught, Wilson, and Writer.
Paa EUROPI—For Bengal, Mr. Bayley, Mrs. Sweedland and
family ; C. Pears, M.D. and Lady ; Mr. aad Miss Marshall;
Mr. I oults ; Messrs. Pehnington and Burroughs, Cadets —For
Madras, Messrs. Desormeux and Shedder; Ensign Tertian and
Lady ; Mr. Bell, Cadet.—For Bombay, Mr. Brown.
Pat SURAT CASTLIFOr Bombay, Mr. Robertson.

NAVAL INTBLLIGENCB.

MA
ARIL DU(.

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Dublin . . 2 ,:i. Corunna
Waterford . 0 3 Heligoland
Cadiz - - 0 0 1 Guernsey
Lisbon - - 0 1 I Jersey
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Malta - - 0 2 PassagesGouenburgh - 0 11l Haktaz
Holland - - 0 1 St. Stbastlan's
PORTSMOU CH, FEB. 18.
Arrived from the Downs, the BAltic Merchant,
PALNY ; Pyrenees, --; Harriot, REECE., for Lis-
bon ; three colliers, and the Bee, from Woolwich,
with stores. Sailed his Majesty's ships FERVENT,
GROWLER, and livivrA store-ship with a filzet for the
Downs. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship
WANDERER.—Wind Westerly. ,

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DEAL, FEBRUARY 18.
Came down from the River, the John, PornR-
WELL, for Madeira. Sailed the Nymph cutter, with
a Messenger for Calals.—Wind W.