Star.
London, England, 1815-12-01 00:00:00

7112 4RAIr.

Sir Wlt.couctury GnanoN is to kin the 85th Re-
giment, vice GLiteral STANwtx, deceased; and Ge-
neral BanNes (la:e Lieutenant• Colonel of the 46th)
gets the Royal African Corps, vice Guituom.
The following is said to be an authentic list of the
British Regiments coming home from France, and
those which are to remain in it. Several of the regi.
tnents returning 'will set out in a few days ;
To se tO ENGLAND-..12th, 14th, lab, SW, 25th, With, 2Gth,
Seth, 354, nth, 37th, 39th, 41st, 42d, 44th, 51st, 54th,
419th; 73d, 78th, 79t1t, 81st, 82d, 921 Regiments, and Ist bat.
lit Guards-•96th, 62.1. 61th, doubefulp to remaining or nut.
To it catata-1 re, Id, and 3d Guards, Is?, 34, 4th, sth, 6tb,
tls, 9th, 21st, 27th (Ist Ba 4.) 29th, 32d, 311th, 40th, 4341, 52i1 (Ist
Batt.) 57th, 58th, 71st, 88th, 90th, 91st, and 95th Regimvnts of
the Line. To be completed, it is supposed, to 1200 men each.

Eighteen battalions are ordered from France forth-
with. The number of battalions to be reduced on the
'24th of this month, are now %tated to be thirty-one.
The niilitary arrangements for the British Army
irreFrance, adjusted by the Duke of WELLINGTON and
Sir HENRY TORRENS, has been transmitted to the
CONINIANDER IN Crone, in London, to the Puma
REGENT'S approval. It contains the rNulatinns and
orders to be adopted for this army i the distribution
and strength of the different corps, with their quarters
and cantonments, the General and Staff Officers in-
tended to be permanently employed in France, and
the destinations of those regiments proposed to be
withdrawn. The Military Secretary will return from
Paris without delay.
Monday se'nright, the City of Cork militia left
Clonniel for Carrick-on-Suir, where they are to be
stationed.

Last week the Perthshire Militia arrived at New-
castle.

Friday and Saturday, the Ist and 2d divisinns of
the Ross-shire Militia arrived at Glasgow from 'fair!,
on their route to Ireland.

The !overness•shire Militia are now quartered at
rOI res.

RAMSGATE,, Nov. 30.—Arrived'at a late hour last
night, from Ostend, the Lively packer, with severall
passengers, amongst whom were Captain Grouse
Ramini.c., or the 111. Life Guards, and tour other
Military. Officers.. whose gwnsi kve.ditizot learn.—
Arrived from Canterliiiry,-to be embarked for More
via Wend, abc.ut 50 of the Royal Waggon Ttain,l
under the command of Lieutenant KENoAu., with
100 horses ; also 16 of the Royal Veteran Battalion,
on their way to join their regiment quartered at
Ostend : it blows so strong, that the Agent (Captain
RAINS) has not yet caused them to be put on ship
board. We learnt that all the transports, both here
and at Dover, are under orders for Antwerp and
Ostend, to bring troops home.

Yesterday afternoon Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH
arrived at their house in St. James's-square, from
Widmer Castle. Soon after Mr. HASHLTON, the
Under Secretary of State, waited upon the Noble
Lord, and remained with him till six o'clock. At
five o'clock Baron ham KLotvr, the Prussian Am-
bassador. had a long interview with the Noble Secre-
tary of State. Several other of the Cabinet Minis-
ters, and other persons of distinction, waited upon
the Noble Lord in the course of the afternoon.

Sr. ANDIIEW% DAY.—Yesterday the Members of
that benevolent Institution, the Scots Corporation,
had their annual dinner at the City of London Ta-
vern, in gishopsgate-street. His Royal Highness
the Duke of CLARENCE, as President of the Corpora-
tion, was in the Chair t .supported by his Royal
Brother the Duke of KENT, Mr. Sheriff Bst.c, Mr.
Alderman ATKINS, SC& The company amounted to
about +JO. The usual loyal and patriotic toasts were
drank. The Duke of (lAIIIOIO4 in proposing the
health of the PRINCE REGENT, went over the late glo-
rious events in Europe, and did justice to the distal-
visited pan take► by the Rkk.ENT and his Govern-
ment in this respect. The toast was drank with en.'
tliusiasm. It was followed by those of the Dukes of
Yens and Ct./mitt:ex, and the Army and Navy-
and the Duke of KUNT, on his health being drank, ad•
dressed the company in a neat and appropriate speech.
Several professional singers attended, and the evening
was passed with the utmost hilarity.
Yesterday afternoon, a few friends (true High-
l.►nders, and others, natives of the Land of Cakes)
dined tot ether in Mr. CASIRRON'S, the Thistle ark!
Crown, (2.handos-street, in commemoration of Scotia's
'l'utelar Saint. The dinner was excellent, the liquors
choice, and ample justice done to both. Profound
respect was paid to St. Andrew's favourite tare, the
is may Migzis and the tligklaad Whiskey." Many
appropriate and national toasts and songs were drank
and sung, and the day spent in harmony and convi-
viality, AS is usual with the Sons of Caledonia on
such an occasion.

In consequence of some misconduct of the youths
at Hertlord College, the Committee of Directors have
come to a resolution 4,1 expelling seven of the most re-
fractory from the College for ever, and seven others,
less guilty, fur a stated period, in the hope that the
examples thus made, will prove sufficient to deter
oilers from engaging in such lawless and outrageous
proceedings. We are persuaded that this kind of dis-
cipline will never attain the effect desired. Expul-
sion is at once a cruel and inefficient mode of punish-
ment. Boys of 13 or 11, who might easily be kept
in order by the terror of the rod, cannot appreciate
the distant and contingent consequences of expulsion ;
although those consequences may be absolutely
rai-
nous to tnemielves and their !undies.

'lnldin •
Waterford

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FALMOUTH. NOVEMBER Mt.

Arrived the Hinchiniwooke paart. CAptain Ser.
TOP., with Mails, fiorn Lisbon in nine days; and
Roawati, Irnm Londno. No
Wind from t. to S. S. E fresh brezzu with frequent
shlwers of ILIA and rain.
PoitriNiouTH. NOVUMI3F.;-..

A rrh2cl Nfa;,etity's shit, LJA. from the D'.wns ;
I le.try, HIN Hat 11.071 At. werp. No sAdings.
—Wind W. 3. W.

DEAL, NOVEMBER St).

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Remain in the Downs the RAttlesnake, Scourge,
and Asp. Revenue lugger' ; and the Warrior, Paacts.
for the Cape of Good [lope, &c. with several um.
rats.—%Vind S.W. with twin.