Star.
London, England, 1810-08-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Owing to the long prevalence of crtntrary winds,
the large reinforcements tor our armies, under Lord
WELLINGTON and General GRAHAM, are still detained.
Some very valuable officers go out by this fleet, vii.
Gcnetai HAY, of the trots Royals, and the Hon. Ge
neral Lum LEY.

The I,,llowing regiments still continue embarked,
and are kept at St. Helen's by contrary winds :
The 7th Royal Veteran Battaboni Colonel COOK, for Gibraltar,
The Bth or King's Regimentt Major ROBERTSON, for Halifax,
And the 67th, 2d Battalion, for bictly.
The late promotions will remove several Officers
from the Staff. General HAY, who has for several
years commanded with so much ability at the Cavalry
Depot, Maidstone, is to be relieved by that excellent
Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel PRITZLER, who has been
at the Adjutant-General's Office at the head of the
recruiting department. Various names are handed
about as Colonel PRITZLER'S successor in the Adjutant-
Oeneral's office.
Colonel Mositzur, who so much distinguished him-
self at Walcheren, succeeds the Hon. Gen. HOWARD,
in the command, of the foreign depot, Lymington.
Major-General JOHN MURRAY is placed on the Staff
of the Kent district.

General ENGLAND'S fine regiment, the sth, having
tiearly recovered from the effects of the Walcheren
fever, is ott the march to Portsmouth, to embark for
Ireland, to relieve a regiment proceeding to Portugal.
Report says, the Scotch Greys will be sent to Lord
WELLINGTON'S army.
We are very sorry to hear that Lord ROSSLYN'S
regiment, the 9th Light Dragoons, continue still to
suffer severely from the Walche•ren fever. This once
fine regiment lies at Exeter, where it has buried up-
wards of 100 fine fellows.
The Milt quiS CORNWALLIS is With his fine regiment,
the Suffolk militia, at Hilsea barracks.
Lord DOWN'S has been some time with his regiment
the West York.
'Yesterday the 4th battalion of the Royals arrived
nt Tilbury Fort, from whence they are to embark ftsr
48:otland.
The 32d and 36th Regiments of Foot, and Bedford
Regiment of Militia, took their ground of encamp-
ment on Spital Hill, near Lewes, on Saturday and
on Sunday afternoon. Major-General Baowx in-
spected and•practiced in the firing motions the four
hicl together, and which

Major-General
were brigaded together, and which Three Bank Clerks have been taken into custody as it supplies no account or inc surnurawn
;do major-General BROWN was yesterday to command. on suspicion of having been the authors of the forgery (which is at the present period peculiarly large) on wheels, and, running some yards, poiiel on di?. Viz
Lieutenant-Colonel Hurl., who gallantly fell in the of a dividend warrant, by which the Bank was de. account of freight due to them for the employment wheels only, upset with a horrid crash upon the pave. ,
s, late battle at Almeida, was a near relation of J. W. frauded of 82800. of their shipping, nor, on the other hand, of the sum re- ment. The noise, blended with the shriek of the fe-
HULL, Esq. of Great Baddow, in Essex, and Captain Captain WILLIAM Citorr, of the Royal Navy, suc- ceivable from them (andforming an addition to the va. male passengers,alarmed the neighbours, who run.
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HULL, who was so severely wounded, is a son of that ceeds Captain GREY in the impress service at the port lueofourexportedarticles) on account of freightarising nine immediately to their relief, found that Mrs.
is Gentleman. of Hull. The latter Gentleman retires on his half-pay, from the employment of Britiih shipping. It leaves PALMER, late house-keeper at Trewarthennick, had
Yesterday, in honour of the PRINCE' S Birth-day Admirals the Earl of NOWTHESE,
Sir RICHARD out of consideration all interest on capita in England her arm broken, and was otherwise much bruised.—
.4 the Ist Regiment of Surrey Volunteers, with its Com- STRACH AN; and CHARLES STIRLING, Esq. attended at possessed by foreigners, and on capital abroad belong- Mr. MORRIS, of Falmbudi, and a commArcial
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parry of Sharp Shooters, and the Lambeth and Toot- Goldsmith's Hall, on Friday, to receive the freedom ing to inhabitants of Great Britain, as well as the yeller, who were on their way to Bodmin Races, were
It ing Corps, had an excellent sham fight. They pro- of that Company, unanimously voted to those gallant pecuniary transactions between the Governments of also much bruised and cut; some of the other pas.
Ceeded by different routes to Dulwich, continually officers for their important public services. The ce- England and Ireland. It takes no cognizance of con- sen;ers suffered less. The guard was veti . mach
e• skirmishing on the way, and at Dulwich the combat remouy took place in the grand drawing.room at the traband trade, and of exported and imported bullion, bruited about the body, but refused to quit hi:ilia:we.
became general ;it lasted a considerable time, with Hall ; Mr. ROBERT WILLIAMS, jun, M. P. as Prime of which no account is rendered at the Custom-house. The driver escaped unhurt. The precedingrening.
k 7.erY grealeffect, and the several corps displayed on Warden of the Company, presided on the occasion, It likewise omits a most important article, the vans.• as this. coach stopped at the Hotel door in _ Trurpc
melfson an activity and discipline highly credi- and took the Chair• at the splendid entertainment a- tions of which, if correctly stated, would probably one of the horses almost instantaneously dropped darn
table to theta. tervrards provided. be found to correspond in a great &Fee with the dead. ' • 6.2-3
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