Star.
London, England, 1815-01-09 00:00:00

- THE ARMY.

The 52,1 Regiment, 1000 strong, and aeverat
tachments, embarked last week at Portsmouth 14.
America.

The several Members appointed to in on the Coin -
Martial which has lx-en ordered for the trial of tiv
charges preferred against Sir Jon); MURRAY. are scrn
mooed to assemble on Monday morning, the IG►I
instant, at Winchester. The Right Hon. CUARLM
MANNERS SUTTON, the Judge Advocate-General, i.
the prosecutor of all the charges, with the exceptica,
of the last. Admiral HALLOWELL IS the prosecutor
of this charge, which relates to the raising of the siege
of Tarragona, and the abandoning of guns, &c.

!RIM BRIGADZ.I We are very sorry to have reason to sa7.
that Lord earn I cams has exacted front she Ministry
Louts XVIII. an engagement that the Irish Brigades shall never
be revived in the French army. ilbe fast b certain--end vet,
uncommon exertions must hem been used to.procure this mar
cession from Louts—because, Independent et dm geomal ddgr
of this body on the gratitude of the French Monarchy, one c:
these regiments had received a promise from the present,
that In the event of his restoration, the regiment /or Itay
should be promoted to the rata a the Guards of the Lisis;%.-
Cori Menotti& Chronicle. ; •

General Sir EDWARD PAGET will shortly bead tr
the hymeneal altar, Lady Hanatzu Lima% tlaugbler
of the late, and sister of the present. Eul DARTMOUTH.
In the event of the marriage of the ,Countess of
R OSEBRIIitYp and Sir H. MILRHAV, their offspring
cannot succeed to any entailed pivpe4ty ; not even Es
the estates of Sir HARRY, (supposing the death of his
son by his first marriage;) as by the recent decisior.
of the Court of King's Bench, the espousal al a sister
of the first wife, h declared' contrary to the siva as
well as the canonical law.
After the marriage on Mandl,- at Sealiam,.. lisa,
of Lord Ikluett to the only daughter of Sir lam.
MII•BA NKR, the happy couple paused thsougls. Der--
ham, on their way to lialnaby near Darlington, thf
property of Sir RALPH, where k is understood they
purpose remaining about a fortnight. The worthy
Baronet and' Lady Mumma, Rev. T. NOEL, mac:
Mr. Hoanoosa, the celebrated traveller, partook of a
sumptuous dinner, with WM. Haan, Esq. the Recor-
der of Durham, upon the joyful occasion.
BATH, JAN. 6.—An elopement has ju St taken place.
A young lady, who is to have a fortune of 860,000,
and' whose family encouraged her attachment to a
youthful Hibernian, of excellent appearance, charac-
ter, and connections, bid defiance to the inAcmency
of the weather, and set off in a chaise and four. with
Mr. PINCH, for Gretn i.green.
PARIS FASHIONS, JAN. s.—Blaik velvet and white
feathers are still fashionable. Caps are made with
large flat crowns, in the same way as bonnets ; steel
and jet beads are still much used. Some milliners
make we of velvet flowers. Figured stuff dresses
are always made,. with a small shawl ; this shawl is
trimmed with tulle, to correspond with the bottom of
the dress. Sleeves of tulle are worn with figured
dresses, which, instead of being drawn, are orna-
mented with small rouleaus, at regular distances.
The top of the sleeves is made of stuff, and forms .a
large puckering, which is terminated with a rouleau
of satin. - .
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We have received Dominica, Barbadoes, Antigua,
Sr. Vincent, and other West-India Journals to the sth
of November. We learn by these from Dominica.
'that Governor Amnia had announced the recgiptiof
dispatches froth England requiring his retails to giTe
the Secretary of State some explanation reepecifoir
the Proclamation issued by him for ealtlissMilaing
the wives and families of the refractory hiarcapa—
He had appointed to quit the island on the Stil of
November, and states his expectation of returning in
about six months.

Extract of a Letter, dated Negril Bay, Jamaica,
November 6, 1814,--u Not having heard any thing
of our squadron for some time, I presume the people
of England wonder what we are about—but we hope
soon to convince them that we have not been idle, and
though the season for operations is past in the Chesa-
peake, and along the coasts of the middle and 1101,-
them States of America, yet we mean not to let them
remain quiet in those places where we can possibly
come at them. Sir Alexander Cochrane quitted us
in the Chesapeake, soon after the attack on Bald-
more, and repaired to Halifax, in the Tennant,
Captain Kerr, accompanied by the Surprise, Cap-
tain Sir T. J. Cochrane. Rear-Admiral Cockburn
also quitted us about the same time, for Bermuda.
taking with him the Hebrus frigate, Captain Palmer.
—.The Commander-in-Chief remained at Halifax only
while he procured a few necessaries, and then sailed
to the West Indies, for the purpose of beating up. die
Islands, and collecting all the disposeable troops, with
which he designs to tease the enemy in the Mississipis
in conjunction with the troops who served in the Cbe7
sapeake, under the lamented General Ross. Before
Sir Alexander left the river, 'Sear-Admiral Malcolm,
as Commanding Officer, received orders to leave a
sofficient force before Baltimore, and then sail, with
the greater part of his squadron, for this Bay. The
Dragon, Captain Barrie, and some smaller vejele,
were fixed on to remain in the Chesapeake, and out
squadron sailed from that river having an board all
that remain of the 4th, 21st, 4.44, and 85th egimeats,
a strong party of Royal Marines, and three brigades
of Royal Artillery (having six field guns attached 04
each brigade), under the orders of Captains Mitchell,
Carmichael, and Crawford, the whole under the
orders of Colonel Brooke, who so nobly seconded
General Ross, at Baltimore, before he fell, and who
has eminently supplied his place ever since."
Mr. WATSON was chosen Chairman p. mapirs of
the Middlesex Magistrates on Friday.
Cotsasixo AT DOVIRIDGI..-011 Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 10th and t sat instant, at half-past ten o'clock each awning,
should the weather permit.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. JAN. O.
We bad a good supply of English Wheat this main, be.
sides a considerable quantity from abroad, and having but few
buyers, the sales were heavy, at a reduction of es. per quarter
upon the Boat qualities; and for all other descriptions our prices
are nominal, not having the least demand for thou. Having
had vety large arrivals of Barley in the course of last week, and
a further supply this day, that artic:e is 9% per quarter cheaper,
and a considerable quantity remains unsold, which could not be
got of at that decline. Oats, Beans, and Peas are also Ss. per
quarter lower—the supply of each greatly exceeding she demand*
Wheat, loot and Essex, 41? s. Gts. per qr.

Flour, NM. to OW. pot -Sack.
IMITHYULLD MARKET, JANUARY O.
Roof as od to 6o Od real 7. Od to 8$ 04
Mom So of to Cs P•rk ea Od to Ta
isms 11111S—Sahoop and lambs 19,140—Calves 100—Pip
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Hig 41 to 51 Oa I Clover II Go to 01 -
Straw .C 1 AK to ‘1 £Ot.,