Star.
London, England, 1821-05-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 11th Regiment of Foot was, on Thursday, minotoy
spected and reviewed-by Major-General Sir Ducts PACE, K.C.B.
before a vast assemblage of spectators, on the Hoe, at Plyinnuth;
and it is but justice to remark, that the soldier-like a ppn,r„ce
of this corps, added to a remarkably fine day, called forth din
warmest encomiums of the military lookers on. The Rqii„mt
went through the most difficult aunteuvres and movements.
under the command of Colonel How; with the utmost precision,
and the Major-General was pleased to express his unqualifit4
approbation of their correct and steady conduct.
The detachment left behind at Stonehouse Barracks, Wont
ins to the Sth Royal Veteran Battalion, embarked un Thursdl
on board the Emily transport, under the command of Limit-oars
&taw • the men were on duty at two o'clock, on bond at tow,
and under weigh and in the Sound at five, owing to the proinft
arrangensents of the Naval and Military Authorities in comount
at Plymouth garrison.
Notification of the speedy arrival of the 3d Royal Veteran
Battalion,th. front Cork, for disbandment, has been received
at
PiCunew Cavalry Barracks in the Regent's Park are junco*.
pitted. There are stabling for 424 horses, and replete barn*
accommodation for u many men. The Royal Horse Guards
Pine, now at Windsor Barracks, are to take possession of than
on the 24th of nest month. _

The two troops of Clamber Yeomanry Cavalry, under the
command of his Grace the Duke of NEWCASTLE, and the Work.
sop Troop, under the command of Lord Suaaav, are tapeett4
at Newark on Monday next, on permanent duty for ten
The whole of the Regiment of Dragoon Guards, under :be
command of Colonel D11:0414 have arrived at Nottingitam, to be
inspected by Lord Cnitates Sostrasar, un or about tit: loth ti
next month.

The three Regiments of Royal Lancashire Militia are row
training as follows:—The Ist, under the command of Ci,16:1(4
Nouse, at Lancaster; the 2d, Lord S . at ;
1 and the 3d, commanded by Sir T. D. Ile - , Bart. at Plestm.
Tate ist Regiment of Royal Dragoons now occupy the It
pole Barracks, near Weymouth, and their fine Band are to play
on the Esplanade every evening during the season.
Wednesday, six troops of the 15th Regiment of Down, stA.
timed at York Barracks, were reviewed on Knavesnure, by
Lord EDWARD Sommesev and Sir Jowl limn, when that fine
body of men went through their evolutions, &e. highly to :!t
satisfaction of the Reviewing Generals, and to a numerous ball
of spectators who were present on the occasion.
Wednesday, the 16th Lancers marched from Sheffield Be.
racks for Manchester. They are to be succetded by a trucp ti
the .Qpeen's Bays.
Friday sennight, the three companies of the 40th Regiment,
quartered for some time in the Castle Barracks, Limerick,
marched for Templemore. The remainder of the Regintem,
except two companies, have proceeded from Ennis for the &are e
destination. They are to replace the 3d Veteran Berartau, at
Roscrea, Thurles, and Cashel.

The remainder of the 51.tt (or King's Own Regiment) em-
barked at Portsmouth, on Thursday morning, ^n board the
Chapman and the Thomas and Mary transports, and is
the afternoon for Malta. The duties of the garrison are cog
perforated by the Royal Marines and the 84th Regiment.
The first division of the 6th Regiment of Foot marched ism
York on Saturday morning, on their route to Hun, where they
are to embark for St. Helena.

The Royal Cumberland Militia are to assemble at W.
haven, on Friday. the 13th June, for 21 days training.
Detachnients of the 79th (Cameron Highlanders) have kit On
garrison of Limerick for Nenagh, Listowel, Tarbert, Until
Island, Scattery, and Cameron Fort, in the county of Tipperary.
it is mentioned that the 57th Regiment will shortly bun
Galway, to occupy the quarters of the 70th Regiment, in :be
county of Clare.

ThUrsday se'nnight, the first division of the 49th Regimes!,
under the command of Major CLEGG, arrived at Parsonstowa,
on a rout from Ballinadoe, to replace th r 2d Veteran ButaLas
at Waterford.

Thursday sem:sight, a detachment of the 3d Buirs arrived st
Marybarougli, to occupy the quarters of the 21 Royal Veers:
BattaUm.

Saturday afternoon arrived at Portsmouth, the
'calms sloop of war, Captain H. ALGERNON Error,
from Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Janeiro, Which
last place she left on the 29th March, having had a
good passage of 52 days to Scilly, when she met
with adverse winds. She brings the important intel-
ligence that Lima has been taken by Lord COCHRANE
and General SAN MARTIN, after a very trifling loss,
considering the strength and importance of the capture.
The treasure which fell into the hands of the capton
is said to be very considerable. There were no fur-
ther particulars known when the 'cam left Rio.
[We consider this report not entitled to much re-
liance. No dates are given, and the report may pos-
sibly 'only be an echo of some of the many ground.
less rumours, to the same effect, which have before
reached us.j—Sir THOMAS HARDY had left the Rive
Plate in the CREOLE frigate, Captain T. WHITE, and
gone round Cape Horn ; having directed the Suess"
74, Captain A. MACKENZIE, not to proceed to Eng-
land, as was intended, but to remain in the Rim,
for the protection of English property on the Eastern
side of the Continent of South America, where public
events of anew and important character were occur-
ring almost daily. The French line-of-battle ship
Colosse, and Arethuse frigate, had also left the River
Plate, to go round Cape Horn. The Owsx GLEN.
DOWER frigate, Captain the Hon. It. C. SPENCER,
had arrived at Valparaiso. The ANDROMACHE fri•
Hate, Captain SHIRRS'S', and CONWAY, Captain Ram
ALL, were also in the South Seas; the former Was
waiting the approach of the summer mouths to re-
turn to England, as she was in a very bad state of
repair. The SLANEY, 26, Captain O'BRIEN, was in
the River Plate ; the ALACRITY, 16, HENRY STAN.
HOPE, had arrived at Rio, from England.
The intelligence brought by the Icaatis, with re-
spect to the expected return of the KING of Poartroat
to his European dominions, is, that a squadron had
been completed in provisions and stores for the recep-
tion and voyage to Lisbon of himself and part of the
Royal Family, and a number of the Noblase, and
his intention to return had been officially notified to
the Diplomatique Corps, but it was, notwithstanding,
extremely doubtful whether his Maissry would ever
finally resolve to embark. The event of the accouche-
ment of the PRINCESS ROYAL, which it was said he
waited for, had some time taken place, but his MA-
JESTY'S departure did not appear to be accelerated
by it. The fact appears to be, that the PRINCE ROY AL
of PORTUOAL is at the head of the
patty that has
brought about the Revolution in that country, and
that it is his wish to see his father happy and cow"
fortable anywhere but in the Brazils: for his Royal
Highness foresees that the South American btate.
will, at no very distant day, become independent of
the mother-country. The recent manifestation of pub'
lic feeling at Bahia, Pernambuco, and all the Northern
Provinces, tends much to strengthen this belief.--
The squadron fitted out at Rio, to convey the KING
to Lisbon, consisted of the Reyna, 74, John VI. and
Maria de Gloria frigates, and a transport. Count de
PALMELLA intended to return to Lisbon in one 1?l
these ships. Mr. BINDER, Secretary to the Count, is
come to England in the Ica RUS. The iCARUS brought
only about £40,000 in specie; but it was understood
there were about two millions and a halt ready to be
shipped, which the sudden departure of the lcaanal
prevented her from bringing. She brought tawny-
tivc invalids from Sir T11024A3 Haatofs squadron.