Star.
London, England, 1807-02-24 00:00:00

souni AMERICA.

The following lin of the Staff of the South Ame.
tican army is hAnded about in military circles. Pro-
bably it is not quite corred : we than ptefent it more
fit loon. ' t
Commander in Ckief Lt. Gen Wnrracorzi, 89th seg.
Second in Command Major• Gen. Gowen ,63d reg.
Brigadier General Aciaro, Font Guards
BERESFORD, 88th reg.
Sir S. Aucii UT!, toth Foot
Lord BLATNEY, 89th reg.

CaAwruao,63th
Deputy Adjutant General Lieut. Col. Totitten a, 89th rep
_ _

AMRtilt ditto Major Tao rr eR,
Dep. Qzarter Matter General Major Pu•rz LEI, 70 Foot
AfEtant ditto Major Tuck a, aad Foot
Inflicaor of florpitals Dr. Goa DON
Deputy Conunitfary General Major LINDSAY

Capt. He LL, of the 89th, is appointed one of the Alds du-Camp
to General WHITELOCKI.

The Paymafter General, Military secretary, Majors of Brigade,
and tome of the Aidsdu•Camp, are nut yet appcured.

That fine corps, the 89th, commanded by Colonel
Lord BLAYS iv, as well as the troop of Honk Artil-
lery, were yerierday embarkeil at Portfmouth. The
baggage of the Commander in Chief was likewife
kat on board yefierday, from the Ille of Wight. Un-
der an Officer of fuch aftivity and enterprize as Ge
beral WHirtLocxE, we ate confident there will be no
delay. Drtachments and recruits for the :Bth, 4otb,
.47th, 83d, 87th, and Bth, were yefier day embarked
for South America.
The Army of South America now will confill of
The Royal Engineers and Artificers, a detachment.
The Royal Horfe Artillery, 1 troop.
The Royal Artillery. 4 companies.
The gth Light Dragoons, commanded by Hon. Col. MA now
17th Ditto I.it•nt Col LLOYD
10th Ditto, 6 troops Major BL A KC
at ft Ditto, a troops
sth Foot I.i•ut. Col. n A VIE
36th Foot &lactic
38th Foot VA gA L
4:.th Foot B lOW Z
45th Foot •••----GUARD
47th Foot —•- BAC KUOUIC
54th flank companies
71fl. Foot -•—•—• I anat. Col. PACK
83d Foot --- Major Titostr ER
87th Foot Lt Col. Sir E. Bu feta
881 h Foot Lieut. Col. DIM?
89th Foot —••—•-• Col. Lord BL AY NLT
gsth Rifle Corps, 5 companies Major Mg .1100
And a detachment of the Royal Waggon Corps.

We hear that a Field Officer of the Rnyal Engi-
neers; as well as of tl,c Artillery, will accompany
General rr Loc F.

It is now thought that the Bth, 13th, and 63d,
which at one time were intended to go to join the
South American Army, will not now proceed there,
General WHITELOCK having declared that he waited
only fcr the 89th in addition to Ode force already out,
and that he conceives this formidable force tuflicient
for any ferrite there.

The Bill for abolilhing the Slave trade was debated
I,ift bight in the Iloufe of Commons, and the plethora
f..r going into the Committee was carried by the very
great majority of 183 to 16.
Saturday the Royal Cardigan Militia, commanded
by Lieutenant Colonel CHICHESTER, at prefent at
Sheerntfs, offered their fervices to .go to Ireland,
when Lieutenant Colonel CHIcHESTER told them that
he would go with them to any part of the world ;
and, placing the colours at the txtremity of the Bar-
rack., he defired all thofe who wifned to follow him,
to form rotund them immediately. which was done
by every man of the regiment. It is but juflice to
fay, that no regiment that has been at Sheel nets ever
gained to much the good will of every.clafs of inhabi-
tants ; who, while they admired the difcipline, the
cleannefsof the men, and foldierlike conduB, es preffed
their regret that the) were not toccntinue at Sheernefs.

We lately took notice of an eflabliffiment on the
CavanMilitia, which merits the higheß approbation.
and we feel great pleafotre in Rating, that a fimilar
plan has been adopted in ibe Tipperary Militia. The
Officers of that regiment have eliabliffied a fchnol
for the education of the foldiers' funs,. and have pro-
vided a fund for ftipplyins them with jackets and
trawlers. The expence is defrayed by a Monthly
fubfcripti9n prnportinned to the rank of each Officer.
DUEL—On Saturday morning, Mr. R. and Mr.'
F. corn faanrs, of Mark Lane, met at Norwood
Common. The parties fired, and one was (hot through
the hat, when the fecends interpored, and it was fet-
tled. The difpute arole at the corn market on Fri-
day.

lia!firld, the King's evidence, was brought up
yelicltmy to the hat- at the Sefflons Houle in the Old
anJ diicharged.