Star.
London, England, 1818-11-25 00:00:00

- • riff ARMY.
•
,
The 52d, which formed the garrison of Valen-
ciennes, and is the last English regimen remaining
in France, marched fiom that place on the 19th
Calais.

The 11th Light Dragoons have arrived in Canter-
bury, to deliver over their horseil to the 3d Dragoods,
preparatory to the embarkation of the Regimea tor
the East Indies.

Part of the 43d Regiment was embarked at Deal,.
on Friday last, for Ireland, and sailed on the foliovv-
ing day. The reminder of the Regiment, conSistr.
ing of two companies, remains for the present in Del
barracks, waiting transports for their conveyance. "!

RAMSGATE, NOVE`r:Bnit 21.
" Arrived in the night, from Calais, twelve sail of
transports, with the whole of the Grenadier Guards,
two companies of the Coldstream Guards, and a kw
of the Royal Waggon Train and Artillery; aho,
1-00 horses, some of which are most beautiful attimals,..
the property of Officers. The above belong to Gene-
ral Sir JOHN LAMBERT'S Brigade, who marched down
to Calais with them, where he entertained the Officers
with a most sumptuous dinner, and took his leave of
them, to return to-Cambray, at which place the gal-
lant General h:td left his Lady, who was in hourly
expectation of being confined. More of the Guards
are looked for here this evening, as they cannot enter
Dover harbour, owing to the bar thrown up at that
port, which was so great on Saturday as to prevent
the Calais mail from getting out, and it was at length I
forwarded by means of a Hovelling boat. The Hon.'
Colonel WALPOLE and Lord DALTOWN are amongst

the Officers who landed here in the night, and are •
now at the Albion Hotel, with numerous other OX-
cers belonging to the Guards."
'N"-O-vr in the Press, and will be speedily published, The Arose-
teen Afamruvres, fur a mi,;ad, f Tkne Battalions in whicbis
pointed out (and lint in any Work extant) the proper Cautions
by the Brigadier, the Commands by Commanders cf II ittilinns ;
also, the Manner in which each Battalion Commander makes
his Battalion change from the old to the new Position. Illus-
trated by thirty-six Engravings, chewing every Change of Pod-.
tion made by the Brigade in performing the .Movemenes ; and
dedicated, by permission, to his Royal highness the Comma/sre
IN Cetus. By Lieut. A. CAMPBELL, Royal Scots.—N. B. Offi-
cers desirous of providing themselves with the above Work will
please to, apply, in tine, to Mr. ItivEv, the Publisher, N 0..;.),
Castle-street, Ilolborn -as only the required number of impres-
slur., will he struck off at present.—The Work may be seen ax
!dr. ELVIY%.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
FA LMQUI }l,_ NOVEMBER it

Wind E. S. E. to S. S. W.—Arived the Thomas,
HOCKING; and Thais, APPLEBY; from London; Ex-
pedition, WATSON; from Newcastle for Jamaica.

PENZANCE, NOVEMBER St
Sailed the Hero, PACE, for London.
PLTVUI;TN, N0VEM.131:R.23.

Wind S.W.—Arrived the Louisa, ilkooms, from
London to Trieste, very leaky 9 • the Derwent, from
Cardiff to London, leaky ; Sarah, GOODRU3GE, from
London to Lisbon, wind-hound rFidelity, WILLIAM-
SON, from Bristol to Poole, wi...11 loss of. main boom
and sail; and the Neptune, BELL, for Cork, main
sail split.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 24.
Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty'k ships ROSARIO
from Plymouth, and SHA NIROCE from Cork. Sailed
the Hilda, FEARD, and Ainsley, COOPER, for Shields;
and the William, JOHNS, for London.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 24.
Wind W. thick weather.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Scipio, DRUMMOND, from Norfolk,
Virginia, in 24 days ; Mary, LUSK, from Calcutta,
last from Portsmouth. Came down from the River
and remain us the Downs, the Reliance, SMITH, for
Bilboa ; Harrington, IlksLor, for Hayti ; Forster,
for New York; Somersetshire, Surrsr, Duckenfield,
WOOD, Aguilar, ROBINSON, and Sarah, ;LARK, tor
Jamaica; LOndon, DuskiN, for Madeira and To-
bago; Numa, NAPIER, for Grenada ; and Orpheus,
FINLAY, for Madeira, &c. Passed by the Commerce,
GARDNER, 48 hours from the Weser, for Bahia.