Star.
London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

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By the las: return of th.: British troops, and troops
Pin British p:tv, in the Netherlands, dated the 231 of
February, the effective tome of British and King's
IGortn in LeAion. W3S somewhat above 15,000 men,
of ht•tween and 9.000 were British ; the el.
ftetive tcnce of the lianoverians was between 13 and
14,000 men.

Two regiments of the. British army in Belgium
have been advanced from Antwerp to Brussels, and
the garrison at Atli has bees transferred to the strong
frontier stittion at the fortress of Mons.

The 2d battalion of the 95th regiment (not the
.Vtli as reeorted yesterday) sailed from the Downs
for Ovettd stn Saturday night in passage-boats.
It was reported in Belgium, that the Duke of War.-
, i.to.ioti hid reached Brussels, and that the ooera-
ti, .ns were under his orders, and were to be intrtiduc-
ttry to Others (if much greater extent and come-
(pence. is also said that instructions bad been
j?iven by DAVOUsT. the French Minister at War,
that the troops which were approaching Paris in great
numbers from the south and east, should file off and
priced in the direction of Belgium.
• The Hussar Brigade, which contributed so essen-
tially to our giotious triumphs in the Peninsula, is
again in motion tor active service in Belgium.
Six troops of each of the following Regiments of
this celebrated Brigade received their routes fbr the
Sea Coast last night. previous to embarkation, viz.—
the 7th, or Lord UXBRIDGeS I 10tho or PUINCIL Rae
GENT'S and 18th, or Lord STZWART'S.
The 12th Light Dragoons passed through London
from Reading on the same destination. The 15th,
now in Ireland, has been ordered on the same service.
The 11th Dragoons were embarked at !)over yes-
terday for Ostend.
A new Levy of 20,000 Infantry is confidently
talked of in the Military Circles. It is added, that
the measure will be submitted to Parliament at its
first meeting alter the recess.
A letter from Newry, dated March 22, yam—
s, Oa Saturday evening, and Sunday morning, 17
transports, (16 ship-rigged, and one brig), arrived
in this harbour, having on board the four following
regiments of the line, v;a. the 28th, 71st, 79th, and
91st. These regiments embarked at Cork about
seven weeks ago, for America, and we understand
a Last-sailing ship was dispatched after them, which
has caused their return. An order is hourly expected
for their disembarkation at Warren-point."
Great activity has prevailed during the last week
at the 'fosser :toil in the Ordnance Department for
the shipment of ammunition and stores for Belgium.
A number of extra hands being employed on Friday
and Saturday to forward the embarkation. Two
rirvimenis of arollery were embarked on Saturday
from Woolwich. Four troops of the Life Guards,
are under orders to hold themselves in readiness for
immediate embarkation. An inspection of the 2d
battalion of the Foot Guards will take place this
week, preparatory to their being dratted for foreign
service, and in every quarter may be heard the note
of preparation.

W. hate seen a GenUensan who left Calais on
Thursday morning last. He states, that on Wed-
nesday night the Inhabitants held a public meeting,
to decide whether they should declare for the Boca*
noxs or BONAPARTZ a when, after a considerable
number of speakers having given their opinions with
much boldnrss, the meeting was adjourned until
,Saturday.

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MELANCHOLY LOSS OF THE ALEkANDEE rAST-
INDIAMA24 AN'D ALL HER CREW !

WEvisotrrs, Nino 27.—1 t has blown a hard
gale the 'Whole of yesterday and last night from the
S.S.W. and it is with heartfelt regret I inform you
of the loss of the ALICILANDER Etst-Indiaman, Cap-
tain OGLE, from Bombay, bound to London. She
was driven on shore on the Beach during the gale of'
last night, about two miles west or Portland ; and I
ain sorry to add, that the Captain and all the crew
and passengers are lost, except four Lascars and a
woman. The ship is gone to piece.; and very little
of her cargo can be saved.