Star.
London, England, 1815-05-23 00:00:00

TNI ARM?.

Rear Admiral MALCOLM k hourly expected to at
rive At Portsmouth, with• the 7th, 43d, and 95th R.
giments, also the Artiliecy, arid the kocket Brigade
from America.

Saturday 2,10 of the. 2rl Battalion of the 7th Roy:-
Fuzileers, with such Officers as were left behind r.
leave when the first Battalion received sudden order
to embark for America, in October, embarked 7:
Portsmouth for Deal, where they expect to meet th
first Battalion, now on their return from New Orie.ire
when they will proceed for Ostend, to join the Brisish
Army. .
The following is the destination of the troops re
curtly arrived at Portsmouth from America
Ist Battalion of the 27th, after being hrided :wit 7,
cruised by part of the 2d Battalion, trim' Gosport
with the ,11./th, 8(X) strong, go direct to 0' um!. 1:
40th did not partake of the war in America ; 11„
arrived there at the close of it. The 21st, 4itie
93d, go to Cork.
The 2d Battalion of the Ir,th Foot, jest forme!,
already complete, and will proceed to Ilelg.urn
mediately.
The Officers of the I)?eichrer.et from his
First Reginimt of Life Guar.lt, r.ow
vice, had die honour of being presented to h.s
jesty the KINU FRANCE, (by Lieutenant Cole:.
recetee) at Ghent; they were most grzriot: ,Iy 7•
ceivecl, and his Isl.e.rcsre was plcetsed 7y j
you with much pleasure, and great conficiene,..)
The Light Horse Volunteers are raridly
to their original establishmert, in consequ..i.e of
communication freer the Pelee:: keoese.
The Officers employed on t;:e tecltti!.;rg scrvit
for the Militia have been inforir.ei, that the Co
MANDER•IN•CitiEr is not charged with that vice ;-
and they are en all omisions to make their ei;plie.
tions to the (Mice of the Secretary of State ter t 1
Home Department.
We hear some active country Magistrates ar.‘3, t!
War Office are at issue relative to the asurtic.:i ?;g:
of demanding, billets for soldiers employed on cl•.e t
cruiting service at village fairs and wakes, as lin oie.
eised by any direct provisions in the Act of P
ii3Mellt.
PAttIiONINO Deseterees.—Orders are roe. ':cse,
(signed l'ar.lientrose), for p adoning ali s‘ll7l,
as nave deste ted from the Ite 'iments to which
belonged, provided they surrender titem•clve,;
any rf his Majesty's love:, on or before July
Resist:art, MAY 2.i.--Sailed last evening 1.
Ostend the Samuel transport, with Brigadier N:
111,1Nt.:IURST, several coni.lrctors of stories and
for the slot:- destination, this day at

NlA:tints Cornwallis, line, iithenna,- Fricitd•.,
Charlot.e transports, with 170 artillery drivers., hot-.
and sonic waggons.—We feel it duc to the Agt.ta
Transports (Captain RAINS) to say, that his t?i
Bence and activity dining the present, as well a 3
mer etnbark.ttions from this pert, entitle I.:in to t
best wishes of his country, and place it a CollS:
coats light, the great discernment of the tlnu cur
'rransport Bnaid in the selection ut this r to i
present appointnient.—Ai rived the ltcsolui pack •
Captain KaLsztr, with passengers, from Ostend,
When she came away, it was confidently bolit:r,
there, that 8./NAPA.IiTE WAS certainly r.e- !:.,
his army in the N nth, and that we may t ly on wi
hearing of the commencement of hostilities.
Nixttssaitins.—The Army supplied by W. Jac
&lAN, No. 11, CAIIIIOII.IOWI Parliament-street, iVe.
min &ter.