Star.
London, England, 1815-08-16 00:00:00

TILE Atimr.

The three Companies of the 5.1 Garriso 1311,aliei
stationed at Fort Cutisberland, have got their Swat
to march for the Tower of Lcindon, previous, a.: set
suppose, to embarkitig for St. Helena.
The depot of the 2d battalion of the .53d regiment,
under Major Wittatsicitte,; Will be statione.! at 'Fp.
ner. Tile 2d battalion of the Sib occupy d:e Cote:
won barracks, and the 66th the Fore-het se barracks
in Portsmouth garrison. •
Thursday the skeleton of the Ist battalion Royal
Scots marched into Edinburgh Castle, after an al,.
sence of 14 years from Great Britain. During the
last three years, this once fine battalion sl:arei most
creditably and successfully in the honours gained
over the American faces in Upper Canada, having
been ably and most gallantly cum:flan-led by Lieu.
tenant-Colonel Goarton, who utlforttmate y.,uod
venally regretted by the corps, terminated h;.; mili-
tary career at their head.
The remains of Majcr NORMAN RAM AY. Of '',C
Royal Horse Artillery, who was -killed a- ilk.
of Waterloo, were landed at Newhavena oe:fr
burgh, on Monday se'nnight,. and on 11:- iciiiravi•.g
day were privately interred in the f. m ly bur y.ng
ground in Inveresk Chiirch.yard.
The late Major A. Jv)IIN MACLAINE, of the 73d
Regiment, who' died ut Brussels of Cie wounds he te.
ceived in the battle of ‘Vaterloo, was the s-,n of Mrs.
r MACLAINE; of Sealasdale, Wand of Moll ; a Lady
who deserves to be celebrated for the her ii-n and t!.e
bravery of the sons to whom she has given birth. This
venerable Lady /MS already lost two sons in the s rvice
of their country, and two yet survive, ornaments t.. .
their protesssion, covered aid, scars received in va-
rious engagements. Tim late Captain MACLAINE,
who so gli.riously fell whilst galianify leading on his
i7ght.company at the battle of 111tida, as mood lied
in Sir Jottx timwmt-t's dispatei. s, was one of the
former ; arid Lieutenant Colonel MACLAINE, of the
7th West India Regiment, who m ides., gallaiii a
defence of Fort Matagorda, in the Peoinsul 4, is i,ne
of the latter. Major MACLAINE, of the 73d, had 5.4.
naiited himself in all the actions in w!,ich this ti ie
Highland Regiment were engaged in India, and pr.
ticalarly at the taking of S:rityapJ tam. He hid lett
the lst Itattalion of it :it New South %Vales, I,* Cline
to Europer anxious ands ardent to join the 2.1. and to
s'iare their glories and honour, as he expressed Ihns•
stilt, on the Continent. His loss, i.i common with
other brave mkn, his country will deplore ; but the
hiss of an affectionate son and Nuttier, who con r !)o.
ted to their comfort and support, is n... corostien or .
ordinary lois to an aged mother and three utins4r. Ld
sisters. Yet the old Lady, even amidst her tears and
stn uvr, seems to lor..ps this, whilit she enlist. in Oie•
consolation, and tells her fri:nds that her brave Isov ,
JOHN did his duty.:—a truth indeed, that all who
knew his character in the Army could anticipate, and
his companions in arms bear witness to.

NAI".IL INTELLIGENCE.

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FALMOUTH, AUGUST ta.

Arrived the chasse maree Cosmoncii, from Nor.
moutier, with salt, under the white 9.+g. Sailed the
Manchester packet with Mails fur Sartnam.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUS r l S.
Sailed his Majesty's ships MINBLALTS and MIITINP,
on a croize ; Nrisentx, for the Mere; and Sal, r.
state, to the Eastward.

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST Is.

Arrived the Christina, BECKER, trom the East wlrd,
bound to Bourdesuz. Put into Cowes the Mayflower,
MgGRATH, from Youghall ; 1.. Fortune, from H j
and his. Majesty's ship Swift sutte, from the
ward.
bOVER, AUCUSr 14.

The sloop Isaac. of Aberdeen. CO3BETT, was lost
yesterday of Orfordness in a heavy gale—crew saved.
. DUAL, AUGUST as.

Arrived and sailed for the River, the Jahncon,
Astumws, from Tarragona ; his Majesty's sh *pc
RHO( and NYMPHUN, to be paid off; and' the talutiNt:
sloop of war from Plymouth: Came down Irom tt.e
River the Rakes, GASIDNta, for Jamaica, ani the
George for Bilboa. Sailed the Royal O.tk, S•a
Nymph, Industry, Regent, sad Alexander, trans-
ports, to Deptford, to be paid off. Remain as before.
GRAVESEND. AUGUSr te•
sailed the Speculatiod, Whhart, for Haruhurah; Ann, Ed-
monds, for Oporto; Three Bro her., Spann, for Seville; liar-
mode, Amite, for Bdboa; Frederick, tirquilant. for Antwerp
William, Hatfield, for Hamburg's ; Jon e Herman, De Vri..s.
for Amsterdam; Sarah, Grant, for Norfolk, Weida.

The British ship Three Sisters, from Green-ck,
was wrecked in the Gulf of S,. Lawrence the l ft 4
April, and all on board, except the mate and one sea-
man, perished.
The Favourite, HAWKINS, from Drontheim to Gib-
raltar, pan into Youghall the 9th instant, leaky and
dam aged.
The impressment of seamen is directed to be dia.
continued at all the seaports : as also the receiving
of xollntsers, except for the peace establishment.

COAX EZCIIANCIN Atroutor I6.—Having an abun.
dant supply of Wheat, and very little demand, our
prices are merely nominal, nor is it possible to say at
what reduction any considerable sales could be effect-
ed. in the present stagnated state of the trade. o.tts,
Beans, Peas, and other articles, are heavy sale, and
riches cheaper. 4000

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