Star.
London, England, 1814-07-30 00:00:00

THE AR MT

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. jp, Vestertlay the Household Cavalry Brigade, con-
sisting of we two regiments of Life Guards, and the
Oxford Blues, marched into Greenwich, Deptford,
and adjacent villages, ir,,ni France ; and on Monday
next this fine body of men will be seen by his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT, on Blackheath. After
the review they will march into London, ;o occapy
their formtr quarters.
The Tr.inspirts which landed the Heavy Cavalry
at Dover, on Sunday last, have again sailed for Bou-
logne, in order to take on board the Staff of the
Army, which may be expected abontahe middle of
the ensuing week. -
The 15th Hussars, which have been stationed in
Canterbury since their disembarkation from France,
marched on Wednesday morning for Maidstone. A
detachment of the 18th Light Dragoons from the
coast are to replace them.
The Royal Cheshire Militia are expected horn.
about the end of September. The grenadier company
of this fine corps at present fornis the body guard of
the LORD LIEUTENANT of Ireland.
The undermentioned Regiments of English Militia
have been detained in Ireland :—Bedford, Berkshire,
Buckingham, Cambridge, Cheshire, Cumberland,
Dorset, Essex, Lancashire, Lincoln, Shropshire, Suf-
folk, Sonierset,Wiltshire, &c. &c.
The York Chaaseurs passed through Newport, Isle
of Wight, last Wed.. day,oa their icitittat) cLogivelk
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in order to embark far Jerseys - . •
An hospital for the accommodation of sici and
wcunded Officers has been recently organized in our
army in the Peninsula, which is calculated to afford
every comfort and care necessary to their situation.
Ram'', JULY 22.—General Diati,in consequence of
his late promotion to the rank of General, left this
place cn Tuesday last, amid the regrets of the mili-
tary and inhabitants. The many lasting proofs he has
left behind him, of his benevolent and paternal ad-
ministration are not to be enumerated. His able
zeal and successful exertions to render this isle inac-
cessible to au enemy, the many improvements and
ameliorations every where planned and directed by
himself; his support to its trade and commerce ; his'
attention to every one, and his conciliating nmncts,
have left in the hearts of all, impressions which time
cannot efface, and which will be handed down to the
latest p-sterity.—lf it were possible to alleviate the
lots so truly felt by the inhabitants of Jersey on
this occasion, the appointment of Lieutenant-General'
TURNER •fk terrace General Don, as Governor, would
greatly tend totit.
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- Coeur-NrAftrtAL.—At a General Court-martial,
held at Schilda, in Holland, on the 25th of Aril,
1811, Captain EDWARD FITZPATRICK, of the 33J Re-
giment of Foot, was arraigned upon the undermen-
tioned charges, viz.-
Ist. For conduct highly unbecoming the character of an Officer
and a Gentleman, in appearing in a state of intoxication on tLe
public parade, or place of assembly, of the 33d regiment, on the
evening of the sth of February last. when that regiment was pre •
paring to go into the treiches under St. Ferdinand's Dyke, and
in trout of the enemy.
ltd. roe conduct highly unbecoming the character of an Officer
i and a Gentleman, and prejudicial to his Majesty's service, in
being drunk upon duty, to the evening of the 19th of February
bt,t, and fur having joined- with a evinforcement, when in a 4tate
of Jbbulate intoxication, the out-lying pie.quet, under the ea:n-
odd. Haigh, et dos Spireipsorx, osabs eosin
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Upon which charges the Court found the prisoner
guilty, and sentenced him to be cashiered. But in
consideration of his long services, and the very high
cilaracter he had received as an officer, the Court re.
Cfnumended him in the stron&st manner to the ck-
rheney of the Pstrvci Rauesr. The sentence was
approved an 4 confirmed Jer his Royal. Highness.

The Lordlier tab* Treasury are said at length to
have fixed upon a mansion and demesne on which ee
appropriate the sum granted by Paili,tment for are-
sidence for the reprelentAtives pf the illustrious Nu.•
soN. The estate fixed upon is Branches:Park, Suffolk,
as the edge of Cambridgeshire. It was the estate
and residence of T. ItastrE.Esq: r
The mason work of titu.soa's monument on the
Ciltiaubill, Edinburgh, is now finished. Over the
diver which fronts the eastis placed the following in-
eiription :

To the Memory et
Vice-Admiral
• ROP.ATIO LORD VISCOUNT NELSON,
And the great Victory of 1 rafalgar,
'Too porchaw.4l with his blood, .
tr.:,grateful eriaelt4 of Ediqbargh
Have trectetitists To..ituumet.
t'ot to expreis thtir unavaiting sorrow for his deetk,
Nor ;et to celobrate the r.tatehlses glories of his life g
But, tray Lis noble example, to.tettli 'Leif ooze
To emulate what they admire, lad, like Win,
Witte duty reti9ires it,
To for thtir country.
A. D. lADCCOir.
• Monday last died at Cheltenham, Axruayy lutes
blat.nr,,Ecq. aged 60. He received his death
by falling down the stairs of Moropi:l:cr House, and
injuring his the Friday. preceding. The de.
seated screed under Lord Hewn in OA glorious- bat.
tie of &rut er Jame, lire". HhAviis tried and tie-
-ertifttect by it enriailiiiiiiiTot not pitwesit g signals
*hen briu;inglis ship into stimuli, which al est from
she confuitoi vibich reign:don besid the vessel from
a ballhasing struck her stall beans, .and rendered
her unmanageable. Hews Much esteemed by •au
statensive circle of frietsdi, and is truly lamented by
his ainiable widow and family.
By x letter from Prescott, in the River Sr. Lass.
Icnce; We learn, that Lieutenant HURT *KENT, First
if his KajesAy's sloop Fat:roue, who last winter,
When at 1-1414 u, Volunteered his services en the
Lakes, had aecomplishedlis arduous undertaking--
hay:l:g ssiived, wit% the seamen under his command,
et Ku gston, hi Uric:Canada, on the 22t1 of March,
and karformed a journey of SOO miles, through woods,'
st that early season of the year. At the request'
if Captain Iduinar:la "(second In Command on Lake
QistartO), he wag appointed First Lientenant of his
Majesty's ship Provers CHARLOTTE, of 42 guns,
long il4poundeis, under his command, and had tile
honour of co:atandiag that ship in the brave and
succeisiol assault upon the American fortress of Os-
vregni in Aire absence of ills gallant Captain, who
landed, at the held of 200 volunteers (seamen), and
the place wasotaken by storm; un. which service, we
Lancia that Captikia MIILCINTIA was dangerously