Star.
London, England, 1813-01-30 00:00:00

THE AttMT.

Dan an inspection recently nude of the horses of
the 7th Dragoons, it was reported that they would
have furnished six troops to accompany the 10th—
thus employing the whole of the Hussar Brigade
upon foreign service, with the exception of the neces-
sary Recruiting Depots. We have not, however,
learnt that the embarkatiiin of the 7th has been yet
fully determined upon.

While the Cavalry are thus strongly reinforcing,
we are glad to find that detachments are under orders
for every IN:gin:int of Infantry in the Peninsula.—
The followmg as Ong others, viz. :

For what Carps. Present Station of the Detachment.
Ist Foot, 3d Batt. Huniterford and Scotland.
itOth Winchester.
23th lot Batt. Berrybead.
mid let Batt. Winchester.
34th id Batt.
36th let Bate. Lewes.
auk let Batt. Winchester.

39th Ist Batt. Weymouth.
40th lit Batt. Taunton.
424 Ist Batt. Inverness.
43d Ist Batt. Hythe.
4Sth Ist Batt. Lewes. -
47th 2d.Batt. Hull.
48th Ist Batt. Chelmsford. .
The 10th Dragoons were prevented sailing on
Thursday from Portsmouth, for Lisbon, by the
change of wind. The Flusamt frigate is appointed
their convoy, and had made the signal for taking
charge of them. ,
Friday last, the part of the 2d regiment of Dra-
goon Guards (the Queen's Bays), which has been.
quartered at Whitehaven for a short time, marched'
from thence for Manchester.

The 2d battalion of the S9l Regiment has been
removed from Exeter to Weymouth ; and the 9.(1
battalion of the 63d, from Brighton to Blechington
Barracks.
Government, we understand, have contracted for
59,000 sets of uniforms, for Spanish troops, to be
employed under the Marquis of WELLIyGTON.

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A private letter from Corunta states, that one of
the _first acts of the French, on their entrance into Sa-
lamanca, was to burn the house in which the Marquis
of Waturiorow had resided while in that city.

Seventy of the repentant Loafer of the Northern
Counties have enlisted themselves into the new troops
sow raising for the Life Guards.
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The King's Dragoon Guards now vacant by the
death of Lord HEATM2IELD, *consists of twelve
troops, an establishment superior to any other regi-
ment in the service. His Lordship succeeded to the
command of it on the decease of Sir WILLIAM PITT,
in January, 1810.

We understand that Captain A. CAMPBELL, of the
21st Regiment, has been removed from the service.
As this Officer has seen 20 years service in the army,
we must express our regret that, for the good of the
service and satisfaction of the public, no communica-
tion has been made of the proceedings, whether by
Court-martial or otherwise, on which that Officer's
dismissal was founded.

PRINCE REGENT'S Ferz..—The temporary room,
now nearly finished, forms only a chain of communi-
cation, or gallery, to
.a temporary staircase, descend-
ing from the Throne room to the Gothic conserva-
tory. This erection is intended as a private passage
for the PRINCE, Princess CHARLOTTE, her Highness
of YORK, the Ductless of LEEDS, and other illustrious
or distinguished individuals. By this convenience,
the party will pass, without being incommoded, to
the head of the table, when supper is announced:
—Carlton House will exhibit a complete fat simile, in
respect to interior ornament, to what it did when the
last fete was given. The same splendid draperies,
hangings, and canopies, in blue and crimson velvet,
highly enriched with massy gold fringes and embroi-
dered ornaments, in pure gold. The same superb
ottomans, sofas, fauteuils, console-tables, girandoles,
and candelebras.—The Throne-room, ball-room, cir-
cular dining-room, drawing-room, the two blue velvet
rooms, and the five anti-rooms, composing the grand
suite, will be thrown open for the reception of com-
pany. The supper will be set out in the conservatory
and the dining-room, on the basement story. The
mcst magnificent and elaborately carved Gothic side.
boards will be exhibited, for the first time, covered
with scarlet cloth, embroidered ; on these, matchless
services of gold and silver gilt plate, will be dis-
played, illuminated by candelebras, and tripods of the
most costly or•molu. At the upper end, namely, in
the Conservatory, will be placed the PRINCE'S table,
elevated on a platform about six inches from the
ground. From; this table there will be a range of
tables, extending to the PRINCE'S bed-chamber.—
:;very table will be covered with gold or silver gilt
plate. The cards of invitation express nine o'clock ;
but ere that hour, the proportion of the fashionable
world invited will have long been in motion.
Miss Ketour is appointed Sub-Governess to the
:HisetoTre of WALES, in the room of Mrs.
rho retired with Lady DE CLIFFORD.
HOUSE.—A Court of Directors met pester-
To o'clock. At five the Earl of MOIRA was
toted in form, for the purpose of taking the
oaths, and was sworn into office, on his
fitment to the high office of Governor General
In honour of the occasion, the Directors
the evening, at the City of London Tavern,
dendid and sumptuous entertainment, to
Royal Dukes, the Cabinet Ministers, and
distinguished political characters were invited
, any regard to,party distinction. The Noble
particular friends, and a few select friends if
Directors, were included in the arrangements.—
were laid in the ball-room, on four tables,
iundred and fifty guests. The preparations
pon the grandest scale. Among them we have
particularly a colonade, supported by a
qv of wreathed pillars, extending from one
cf the cross table to the other. In the
triumphal arch, fifteen feet in height, sun-
with a trident in the centre, the Royal
on one side, and the arms of the Noble
the Countess of Loudon on the other. At
along the colonade, the arms of the City
!don, vases, bouquets, &c. and at the extremi.
arms of the Company. Along the base, a
ion of vases, artificial flowers, and figures of
and statesmen, with appropriate devices; eze-
With great taste and ingenuity.

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