Star.
London, England, 1814-09-16 00:00:00

THE ARmr.

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The fst Hinsmiess of the. King's German Legion are
waiting at Harwich for tea/Awns, which are expected
forthwith to carry them to ()stead, whence they will
march to aognient the British and Hanoverian army
on the barrier border of the United Netherlands.
GenersilDo% arrived on Virecinesday at Portsmouth,
tatalse his pia:lg. to Gibraltar, of which fortress he
iinepoiritaLletitenant Governor. General DON: goes
oat in the Aquilon, Captain Bunton. The .A.quilon
takes. thesblediterranean convoy under her charge,
the sailing of which is expected to be accelerated by
the General's arrival.
The 'rid Regiment; which *lived in Ennis lately
Rim Kinsale, have received .a route for Derry, and
are to be succeeded by the 74,th, now in Birr. The
first division march en Saturday.

lkiday, the Argyllshire Regiment of Militia were
issembodled at Dumbarton.
Teti 10Th HussAßlL—Tbis regiment was raised du-i
ring the rebellion, in 1715, and was sucemiively
ocanmanded by Generals GORE, Cnoaant.r., Lord
COBHAM, and Sir JOHN MORHAUNT p-4/1 the yem
1.780 it was given to Sir WILLIAM PITT, and was then
.onsidered to be the pattern regiment of heavy
dragoons, exemplaty for its strict discipline, its
interior economy and rernatkable.as .a fine body of
men and of horses, as well as one of the best corps of
officers in the service. It now attracted the peculiar
attention of the Prince of Wmas, and in the year
17413 it was reformed and made a light regiment of
dragoons, and his Royal Highness was appointed
Colonel Commandant. It has since tharpersod., but
more particularly twee the year 1796 (when Sir WM.
Pitt was removed to the King's Dragoon Guards),
been under the immediate command of the PRINCIC,
bis Royal Highness not holding any ether rink in the
army than Colonel of this distinguished regiment.
INVALID/I.—A curious spectacle was yesterday dis:
played in a field Adjoining the Royal York depot 4
Chelita. Nearly 3000 brave soldiers, principally fa I
reign cavalry, wounded in the British service, muss.
acted without arms, legs, etc. (sad instances• of the
forme* of war) for inspection, previous to pining
their saansinataoa before the hoard at Chelsea Hos.
pital. The maimed and unfortunate situation of these
warriors occasioned many painful sensations, and con.
vieced the spectators of the truth of FalstaTs assertion
--o‘Honnur has no skill in surgery." After they bad
been inspected by the surgeons they returned to the
depot, and some will be exam i immediately by the
Board, as claimants, of admission to Chelsea Hospi-
tal. One poor &How, who had C.-e misfortune to be
blow' up m a storming party, is so disfigured and
altered by gunpowder, as to have the appearance of
an African. 4

Tvreicrr TnousanD Pont:nal—The Ticket, No.
12,343, a Prize of £20,000, drawn on Tuesday, was
shared and sold in One 1141 f, One Quarter, OneJ
Eighth, and Two Sixteenth Shares, by Quarter,
Stock
43roker, No. 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry...street,
and the fortunate 4vireholders are requested to apply
for their Prize Morey immediately, which they will
receive on demand.

The Ticket, No. 6154, drawn on Tuesday a Prize
et 810,000, was sold by It/CMARDSON, GOODLUCK,
and Co. in Two Eighths and Twelve Sixteenth
Shares; No. 765, a Prize of £5OOO, and No. 9469,
a Prize of 41000, draws the sane day, were also
auld by them in 24 Shares.. 'frets and Shares
wereansed nndrawn, contioue on Sale at their OfEces,l
eornhal and Charing Cross. The Third and Last
Day of Drawing will be to.raerrotel September 17.

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SEPTEMBER Igi
Arrived the Horattr., Captain PIM kola logo"
Apes: she was captured on -the 23d ult. by the
David rorter American privateer. of Ifl guns, which
vessel has also captured the ship Vesta, from the same
place, and another -brig. The Captain of the pri-
vateer gave up the Horatio, and put the Captain and
vow at the Vesta, consisting of 13 men. on board her
to proceed to England. The Horatio was chaced
by duce other privateers after she was given up.

PLIMOU rH, SEPTEMBIR 14.

Came in the Fame, Moues from Youghall ; Tra-
falgar, Htt.t., from London for Bourdeaux it and the
Young William, Syria, from Lisbon.—Wied S. E.

PORTSMOUTH, sEvrzmßEß is.

NI arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ships UROVIT
and rttNLE with a convoy for Cork.—Wind E.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 13.

Caine down from the River ttWßYPerion, Lieshley,
a transport, to wait for orders. Arrived the FAMIC
from the Mediterranean, last from Portsmouth, and
has sailed for the River. The Industry, William,
Laurel, and Venus, transports, remain for orders.

HARWICH, SEPT. is.
Arrived the Auckland packet with a Mail and
passengers from Holland. Sbe landed the Mail at
Alborough. Also arrived the (Economy transport
with troops on board, and about SO other transports
in ballast.-Wind S.E.

CORK, SEPTEMBER 0.
His Majesty's ship Jason, the Hop. Captain Km,
ordered to join the squadron on this station, upon in-
spection, was found to be to unfit for sea, as to render
it necessary to send her back to England. The New-,
foundland and North American fleets, which put
'•hack on Tuesday, sailed on Wednesday; as did also.
the fleet for the Brazils, Cape of Good Hope, &c.
with a fine wind. His Majesty's ship PeLICAN, Capt.
Emmen, on Monday, fell in with a packet front the
West Indies, last from Bermuda, with important dis-
patches. The packet had directions to pot herself
under convoy of the first man of war she tell in with.
Seer. I.—Arrived his MAj•sty's ships SULTAN,
PELICAN, am! Pairrecvoit S.iii<-41 his Mlksty's ship
Boxisay.—Arrivea his Majesty's ships ;lams and
lINOGLNE from a cruise.
ORAVE•END, SEPTEMBER
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Arrived the hum. Vauderovea. from Harlin"; Vrow Arnow,
Jarnbary ; Henrietta, Hendrick, and Conc.? ion, Ripon, from
Anis erdam ; Six Brothers itsul 'lnners . from itteetn ; John, Caen.
from. Calais ; Columbus, Dodd. from Mcmot; Eloassors, Zito-
rnertnan. hoot Danis ; Oesan, Christie, from Tvnorife; BrIl•
from Archangel; OTOOOO.IIII/2 Beatkaw. *an
Hayti; aud Nkomo'. —.from Boraboy.—sallsill the Norm,
Scott, for Antwerp ; Trio, Lion, foe Hamilaro; Vetter Grams,'
I.aartiso, fee Brenton ; Stood,. Lemlbergb, for Soishholin ; Vrisw
Deborah, Bloox, and Vrow liendesm. Jet:ker. far Aowirftialli I
Oporto. Covey, and Ventura, enors, for Oporto;
fot`Cotz ; William, Lang risk ; itiodsavoopplriosiks, be Havre;
and Heasintta, Nista, for Mi.kilabordh.