Star.
London, England, 1812-06-15 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

One division of the Royal Cornwall Miners have
marched into Waterford, from Enniscorthy, on their
route to Caher. The second division was everted
in a day or two after, and the third division here
marched for Arklow.
The 3d, or North Cornwall Regiment of Lopt
Militia, under the command of Colonel L'Ans, were
reviewed at Bodmin on Thursday last, by Genet
CLIFFS, who expressed himself perfectly suited
with their firings and maneuvres.
*Nine Officers belonging to the 68th Regimen it,
rived at GOUDE'S Hotel, Plymouth-Lock, oil Fridl
Iltst, on their way to Lisbon, to supply casualties, aid
will sail as soon as the wind is fair.

The Dorietshire Militia are ordered to Pencknoll
Castle, Cornwall, and are now on their route.
Lieutenant Colonel Cook, of the Ist Foot Gus*
is appointed Assistant Quarter Master General k
the South West District, in the room of Maio
M,GRIGOR.
Lieutenant GRANT, of the Royal Scots, is ap,
painted second Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant Genct4
WHETHAM.
Monday Colonel SALMON'S Light Cu Brigade of
Royal Artillery, were inspected on Southsea
mon, by Lieutenant General WHETIIAM ; 40 roma
.were flied from each gun. The Generai expresed
himself highly satisfied with the celerity andesac.
ness of their movements.

The King's County Militia have marched km
Portsea Barrack to Ports Cumberlnt,cl acid Monit.4,
and the Hereford from Gosport to ?miser
Barracks.

Several transports arch ed on Thursday at Ply.
mouth, horn Portsmouth; to take on board for the
Isle of Wight 500 soldiers of the Prince of Haag
DeP,sisTADT, part of the garrim of B id.ijoz, which
volunteered into the German Legion in our service.
Major-General DURHAM, commanding the W.
tern District, having inspei.ted the East btirlingskies
Regiment of Local Militia, commanded by Lege,
nant-Colonel &strawy, in the King's Park, at Stein&
on Thursday, the 4th of June, he was pleased ton,
press, in handsome terms, his unqualified approbasiot
of their steadiness and discipline.

Tuesday the body of a man, wearing the uniform
of the 52c1 regiment, was thrown on tie beads 4
Furba, near Galway; it appeared to he a long tins
in the water, as it was very much disfigured.

It is reported that it promotion of Captains, is.
eluding Sir H. POPHAM, who was made Post in 1795,
to the rank of Rear-Admirals of the Blue, will take
place on the PRINCE RuieNr's birth-day. It is the
reported that there will be, on the same occasimbe
distribution of military medals to Officers of a pimi,
colar rank and command, who distinguished *ilia
selves at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and lb.,
dajox.
On the 9th inst. a marine on board the Frey Mali
ship, lying in the river Medway, fell from a stage into
the sea, and was sinking, being not a swimmer, whin
a French Officer, of the name of Guillon Khor, jump
ed immediately with his clothes and boots on, from
the forecastle, which is about 55 feet high, afar
him, and held him for several minutes, at the rig** •
of his own life, the marine holding him fast by tbs
collar, which no doubt would have caused the dm*
of the French Officer, if his strength had not amis.
ed him tiil a boat came in time to save them; de
marine was almost lifelets. Such a humane actke
which took place in the sight of the GLORY, another
prison-ship, deserves the attention of the Traasent
Board, who, with their usual generosity, will no doubt
set the brave Frenchman at liberty.
The following extract of a letter from Based*
dated April 4th, says, A. We have been cruising
the last tour months amongst the pas.ages about
Charleston and its neighbourhood ; but have not
the good luck to intercept any of those pnvau
that continue to mike a golden harvest; the! lu•
ticularly hover about the Mona and Cuba, ass
disburthen the poor Spaniards of their dellanj
they are fait sailing schooners and brigs, and u
fitted out in American ports ; they fregaull
put to sea or clear out as merchantmen, havingtisir
guns in the hold. We have been at Guadaloupeaml
Martinique ; at both those islands there were seep
racies existing amongst the negroes, aided, it kJ.'
posed, by some French spies, several of whom he"
been arrested. There is at present but littk trade is
these islands : the planters are many of them is
Meat want i colonial produce is in great pleat!'
they can find no market ; coffee and sugar will "
pay the freight ; the consequence is much disennuS
among the higher classes of the inhabitants, and,*
idleness amongst the negroes, who collect in area
bodies in the interior, and are ripe for any mischief,
—The ylph will be launched to-day ; the Africa
gone to Madeira.—There remain here the hill
Spartan, Querrier, Shannon, Recruit, Morgiana,
dial, Rattler, and Swift. Mt, Neville, late Pane
of the Indian, died at Barbadoes ; Mr. Cre. 101104
WI his successor, died about a fortnight since, 16%
yens, late of the Colibri, is appointed to the WOW
-Lieutenant Wallis to the Shannon. Prom:Mir
Mr. Hicks, to be a Lieutenant of the Africa; ,
Denten, to be Lieutenant of the Colibri illOl
Batton, to be Lietenant of the Goree."
The Sarah aid Elsa, P. Maeartity maser 'et
rived at Portsmouth on Tuesday, laden with wines .°
account of. Government. Seven friars and three elm'
(came inasengers in her; they are of the relir.
orders of the Franciscans and Dominicans, and lls
obliged to fly from Valencia to save their limey'
the time that place was besieged by Marshal Sea*
they having strenuously exerted thunselYma del
the siege, in opposing the French.—The friars 'lt:
dress of coarse brown cloth, with a cowlafiledt,'
which they occasionally cover 040 heads
them is a father superior, a middle aged mot of
,
very intelligent and communicative di ,psi
ee capuchins, who are religious of the FrAtt.
can older in its strictest obsetvAnce and al4
tiler, whose office it is to wait upou the rests n:
others are Dominicans, The nuns axe dreesetl
black, with long black veils, which they gal
wear thrcean over their beads, ao as to lea
faces quite unconcealed. They am waiting n'e
order #citn the Alien Office, to proceed to Ids(lus.

II

IMPAL INTELLIGENCE.

pis confidently reported at Plymouth, that the
Freed! have another marauding squadron at sea. In
lat. 26.47, long. 7.46. two ships of the line and two
frigates were seen 'steering to the Southward, which
did not repeat the signals made by the ABUNDANCE
store chip. This occurred on the Ist instant. It is
to be remarked, that the British have no such squa-
dron at sea as above stated, and it is supposed that
BosoArrE, having, from so many failures, been
convinced of the inutility, not to say folly, of sending
out whole fleets, has determined upon risking them
is small predatory squadrons, for the purpose of cut-
ting up our commerce in both hemispheres.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 12.
Sailed his Majesty's ship RAPID with a convoy to
the eastward. The following Packets are in the
Roaclst—Quszti CHARLOTTE, for Lisbon ; WINDSOR
CAW, for Gibraltar and Malta ; DIANA for Cadiz;
CHICHESTER, for Surinam ; and the CARTARET for
Nraork.—P. S. The QUEEN CHARLOTTE has sailed
for Lisbon. The CARTARET is detained until Monday.
TORBAY, JUNE 13.
Arrived his Majesty's ship MUROS, with a convoy
from the North Foreland, and remain.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 12.
Arrived the Dispatch naval transport, from Mil-
ford; and the ORESTES, of 18 guns, from Falmouth,
with a Dock-yard lighter under convoy. Sailed the
FRBYA frigate, for Portsmouth, with light transports ;
MULLET schooner, on a cruize ; Plow schooner,
with a convoy, for Guernsey ; and Portsmouth naval
transport, for the River. Came into Barnpool the
Sonasmis frigate, Captain Ricuitansow, from off
Bourdeaux ; and into Hamoaze the ORESTES sloop of
war. The SAN JOSEF, of 110 guns, TONNANT, of 80
guns, and S num° CASTLE, 74. guns, are now in
awsand B.ly.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 13.
Sailcd his Majesty's ships ABUNDANCE and Pott-
ma, with convoy for the Downs, and the CRANE
sloop of war, on a cruiv...—Wind Westerly.
Vice-Admiral D'AVVERGNE, Prince of Bouillon,
rived in the ULYSSES, from Guernsey, on Wednes-
day, having been relieved on that station, by Rear-
Admiral Baovvw.

JUNE 14.--Arrived his Majesty's ships FISGUARD
sod DEXTEROUS from a cruize. Sailed the CHATHAM,
With a convoy for the Downs; PORCUPINE on a cruize;
AeasrA for Lisbon, with Admiral MARTIN on board;
DAUNTLESS for Cork with a convoy; DENMARK for
tlx Downs, and the ANTELOPE for Torbay. His Ma-
joty's ship ESCORT is appointed convoy for Guernsey
astliersey.- Sailed the KING FISHER, HAYAIOND, with,
bench prisoners for Morlair.

• DEAL, JUNE 14.
Arrived his Majesty's ships REsotoTtox and Ho-
uto, from off Flushing.—Wind S. W.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 14.
On Vriday evening sailed, with a favourable
breeze for Hudson's Bay, the TWEED, sloop of war,
and the ships under her convoy ; also passed a convoy
of about 40 sail for the Baltic, under the STAitusto
and a cutter.—Arrived the AQUILON frigate from
a cruize off the Texel; the BEAVER sloop from the
Downs, and the ANACREON and BRITISH FAIR cut-
ters, from a cruize.—Sailed the CHANTICLEER and
ELIZA tender to the northward, the THUESIFIER, gun
brig for Heligoland, with the transports, with stores
!narked' K. and A. T. Ships SOLERAY, Lavzarr,
?Rosen°, and ExErnow—,-,Wind S.W.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain Henry Vansittart, from the Fortunee to the Clarence.
(Iptain Lumley, from the Crocodile, to command the Nox-
ious.

Captain William Elliott, to the Crocodile.
Captain Skene, to the Minden.
Captain J. Fyffe, to the Indefatigable.
Captain J. Broughton, to the Cornwall.
Captain Seymour, to the Fortunee.
Lieutenant G. Domett, to the Nymph.
Lieutenant W. G. Roberti, to the Freya.
Lieutenant Worthy, to the Terrible. -
Lieutenant Meggison, to the Inconstant.
Mr. Robinson, robe Master of the Acute.
Mr.Weley, to be Master of the Crane.
Mr. Stewart, to be Master of the Alonzo.
Mr. Bennett, late of the Waldemar, to be Surgeon of the
Arre Prineen.

We are extremely sorry to find that it is now the
general opinion in Plymouth, that the late dreadful
fire is the Dock-yard, was occasioned by an incen-
diary. This also, it is stated, is the opinion of those
who have conducted the investigation. It appears
that there was no hemp within 7o feet of the spot
when the fire broke out.
About 140 workmen are now employed in the late
intended archway at Highgate. It is said to be in
contemplation to carry the road over the archway,.
and in order to produce a regular and easy ascent, to
raise the road an inch in every yard, and continue
the line through the hill.
'harmer OF NON-R-RIDENT AND RESIDENT INCUNI.•
1,n11.--it appears, by the Abstract of a Return of
the bomber of Non.tesident and Resident Incumbents
in England and Wales, piesented to the House of
Commons, and ordered to be printed on the 28th ult.
that the number of
l'eleobeats in England and Wales is Or ertichare Resident - "
-
..)450-resldent from Exemptloo -°s-resident by Licences
Non-residents not includedin Licences or
~.Ezesoptions
leuteelialleous eases of Non-residence -
Total Non-residents- Which sheers, that of the whole number of Incumbents,
the somber of Non-residents exceeds the number of
Residents.
- 1,459
Icit"ELAGIII MILLBANK.—By Authority of the
, lion. the Lord. Chamberlain, To-MORROW,
!CO 16, will be given the most SUPERB GALA this
selsbn- The Concert will consist of Vocal and In-
,etnunental Performers of the first eminence. Several
Country Dance, Military and Pandean Minstrel
at ads, will perform in the Gardens. To the Enter-
!a!ntnents of the Evening will be added, by that ce-
lebrated female Artist, Madame HRNGLER, a Grand
bp isc,harge, on the River Thames, of &icy and Water
t4ctabta. The Fire Works in the Gardens will be
endid, entirely new, and long in
ght olt preparation.--
Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at
imk precieely.—Admissiou 2s.

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