Star.
London, England, 1815-06-12 00:00:00

THE ARAfr.

The ti Curium 'Latakia at Dover teee4e4
suiden orders, last night, to embark for (Mend, and
in the course of two hours afterwards were all on
hoard the transports, which sailed in the course (1'
the night. The Ist Battalion 4th Foot (Kiig's
Own) also embark, d yesterday afternoon at Dcal for
the same place ; and the Ist Battalion 43d Light In.
Pantry, nearly 1200 strong, is at present in Dover
castle expecting to embark, on Monday or Tuebtlay,
also for Ostend.

The 4th, 7th, and 43d Regiments, which have
been refitted at Deal and Dover, are to be embarked
for the Netherlands this week: the two former at
Deal, and the latter at Dover.

A detachment of the 24th Regiment Is ordered
from Chatham to perform the gartison duty at Sheer.
ness.

Major-General RIALLO it is expected, will take the
command of the Kent District.

'Vhe 7th or Royal Fuzileers were expected at
Hythe barracks as to-day; Brabourne barracks are
also fitting for the reception of troops.
Lieutenant-Colonel HASSA nn, commanding Royal
Engineers at Gosport, succeeds Colonel FINWI( K
at Cork. Captain Floe succeeds Lieutenant• Colonel
HASSARD at Gosport.
The Court Martial on Lieutenant-Colonel Mt:L-
UNN of the 44th Foot, will take place in Lel rnd,
where the regiment has proceeded since 1:S AMY ti
from New Orleans. Many witnesses have rec..ived
orders to proceed forthwith.
Saturday the right wing of the 29111 Foot, under
the command of Colonel Temeett, earl) irked front
Portsea barracks for Ostend, to join the B:itis!r army;
the remainder embark yesterday morn;ng. re-
giment, a few days ago, arrived from America.
RASISGATIit km 10.—Arrived this morning early
the Lord Liverpool packet, bringing over several
passengers, but not a word of news. Sailed at three
P.M. for Ostend, the Dover packet, of Dover, havirg
on beard Lieutenant-Colonel Sir NEILL CAMPBELL,
Major WYLIE. Royal Fuzileers, with a great many
other military Cattlemen, few- L &c.
JUNN 11 —rue Marshal Blucher packet, wish seve-
ral other vessel, is now taking in cumract horses for
the use of the army in H 'rulers, and will ;;,et to sea this
tide. The Blucher will also take over passengers, as
a great many persons have arrived in the course of
the day for Ostend : indeed, such is the increased in-
tercourse and traffic between that part and Ramsgate,
as to have caused an addition of no less than ten Lon-
don stage-coaches, in and out of this place in the day.
We observe from the Pier a vessel of large dimensions,
worked. by steam, Making her way very rapidly,
against a strong tide, for the River.

Yesterday Divine Service was performed it CAI It. a
House, by the Rev. W. F. BLostaauo, Cietk of the
Closet, and the Rev. J. S. CLARKE.

Friday, the QUERN arid PEINCLSSES went to Asent.
heath Race Cbiirse, where they were received by the
FittNcE REGRET at his mind.

The Princess Cualtrovri of Watt's, atten4ed by
the Countess of ILCIEZBITS, went.. to' the Cl)apcl
Royal, St. James's Palace, yesterday. Aster Di.
vine Service,
.her Royal Highness took an Aiti.,g
through the Parks, to the New-road, &c. On S.
turdiy her Royal Highness took an airing to Baines
Common, &c.

Lord Casmeemtais gave a "sumptarms entertain.
ment yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square, to
the Marquis of BUTE, the Eail of LIVERY )4 L. Eat!
WESTMORLAND, Earl of LONSDALE, Earl of pow, Sp
Lord CLIVE, Sir G. HILL, Barr. Earl Losterima. Mr.
Lrret.exot4, Mr. BAooT, Mr. HAMILTON, Mr. TODD,
Mr. Pan, Dr. ADAMS, Mr. ADAMS, and Mr. CAL*
LATIN.
HYDE•PARIC.—The assemblage of the bier merle
yesterday, was, as usual, numerous and
The pedestrians on Wellington-walk, extending
Piccadilly to Tyburn turnpike, were of tite rrio4
fashionable order, and by their prLsence imparted a
splendour to the scene which it does not always rr”-
sess. The Ring too was well attended by voitur es
and equestrians of note, who maintained possessi,at
of the ground till a smart shower, about fin e,
put them all to the route. Among (ideas distin.
guisheble in the throng we remarked ha- Royal High.
iwss tlo Princess CHARLOTTE, and their Royal Hip.
nesses the Dukes of YORE. and Sussex.
Vauxhall Gardens open fur the season this even.
ing, with a greater variety' of splendour and nov:lty
than on any former occasion. A grand Sea Fight is
to be introduced.
THE MARQUIS OP WINCHESTER% GRAND ENTER.
TAINSIENT TO THE PRINCR RlSOlNT.Sillladoty the
MOM magnificent preparations were made at Win.
chester House, in Lower Brook-street, for the expr:•ss
purpose of receiving his Royal Highness the rep CE
REGENT. This superb mansion, which is embt I. d
with every modern acquirement, had an ain.,z i:gly
fine effect when lighted up. The banquetnis.room
was in a blaze, from the effect produced by t e vast
number of wax candles and lamps upon the vety
costly service of gold and silver plate, the matchicss
richness of which charmed every one. The company
sat down to dinner at half past eight o'cl .ck I,i an
oblong table, covered with every delicacy ; it a :;s an
entertainment of three courses, in which were intro-
duced a variety of rare dishes, some of which e:e
la-Eqtagniola, and others a-la-Pari:lame. The PRINCE
was delighted ; his Royal Highness looked uncom-
monly well, and was in high spirits.
The Marquis of DONEOALL laid the first stone of
a new hospital, on Monday last, at Belfast. Ili:
Lordship was attended by the Corporation, the
Clergy, the Presidents of Societies, and the Moles.
'tonal Gentlemen of that city. In the cavity cf the
stone, a hindsome vase was placed, containing seve.
ral silver and copper coins of the present reign, a
jubilee medal, an almanaek, an impression of the
Corporation seal, some fine hanks of linen yarn, one
hundred hanks to the pound, a small Bible only tao
inches square, a MS. in the Irish language, and cha•
racters on parchment, and an appropriate Latin in.
scription. The concourse of persons assembled to
witness the ceremony was immense.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNK 12,414 had a
good supply of Wheat this morning, and last Mon.
day's prices were (obtained for that of fine quality;
but there was not that general demand as that of last
week. Barley is dull sale, and, unless very fresh sti:d
fine, Is. per quarter cheaper. In Peas, Dean% and
other articles, tuns is no Alteration.

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