Star.
London, England, 1811-09-02 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Lieutenant BURKE, 45th regiment, of whom a de-
tail was some time back given in all the papers, has
been sent home to this country by Lord WELLINGrozz.
He arrived in the Leyden.
Every exertion is employed at Portsmouth and
Plymouth to expedite the reinforcements for Lord
WELLINGTON'S army. The 7th Dragoons will be
embarked as soon as cavalry transports are roady for
them, the remaining regiments of the Hussar brigade
will follow.

A squadron of the 11th, and another of the 13th
Dragoons, will be immediately embarked, to replace
those which were unfortunately taken by the enemy.
Among others, there have been embarked from
Matra:, for the expedition against Batavia, the 22d
Light Dragoons, the Ist battalions of the 14th, 59th,
and 69th foot, and 78th or Ross-shire Highlanders.
—Lieutenant-General Sir SAMUEL ACIIMUTY Com-
mander in Chief; Major-General Wx•rUEsAL Second
in Command.

About 6000 native troops, many of them Banga-
ore, form part of the expedition.

Colonel COLLINS, (of Marshal BEnEsvono's army)
who lost a leg at the battle of Albuera, has just ar-
rived from Lisbon.

General CAMPBELL, of the Portuguese army, and
suite, has I.:ft town for Portsmouth, to embark for
Lisbon.

The Nottingham and Royal Cornwall Militia Re-
giments, have embarked at Plymouth; the Norwich
at Portsmouth ; and the North Hants at Bristol, all
for Ireland.

Colonel GouLD embarked with his fine fellows, the
Nottingham.

The Cornwall and Nottingham regiments of militia
sailed on Friday from Plymouth in nine transports,
under convoy of the HELExa sloop, for Ireland, with
the wind at North ; but it shitted in the afternoon to
W.S.W.

Transports are hourly expected at Falmouth, to
take on board the East Kent Militia, for Ireland.

Thursday, the Royal Lanarkshire Militia began
their march from Dunbar to Ardrossan, Ayrshire;
where they are to embark for Ireland.
Two Regiments of Irish Militia, one of them the
Londonderry, are under orders for Scotland.
Saturday, about 70 privates, and the Staff of the
2d Battalion of the 88th, or Connaught regiment of
foot, landed at Portsmouth from Lisbon. Two hun-
dred of the above regiment were added to the Ist
battalion before they came away. The second de-
tachment of the same regiment, and a detachment of
the 97th, landed also on Saturday. The former
marched to Hilsea, and the latter to Winchester.

About 1800 deserters from the French army,
mostly Ger:mins and Swiss, have just come front
Portugal. They are enlisted into German Legion,
and the other foreign corps in our service.

The depots of the following regiments have been
removed to Winchester; 41st, 57th, 62d, 67th, 97th

The 41st regiment's depot, from Devizes, 621
ditto from Salisbury, 67th ditto from Andover, and
97th ditto from Shaftesbury, are ordered to Win-
chester Barracks.

The London and Edinburgh Company's smack.
Prompt, Captain Davidson, arrived at Miller's Wharf,
this morning, from Leith—she had on board 36 fine
young men, volunteers from the Aberdeenshire militia,
for the Guards ; also a party of the 92d regiment.
A large detachment of the King's German Legion
from the Isle (4. Wight, are gone to Bexhill.
Upwards of 100 wounded soldiers, recovered at
•
Hilsea, have embarked for Chelsea.
The Leitrim Militia have been moved from Water.
ford to Clonmel, and are replaced by the Nnrth Mayo.
The 40th regiment have marched from Caher to
New Geneva, where they are to remain. The 2d
battalion of the 6211 regiment are to replace the 40th
at Caher.

The Carnarvonshire Militia passed through Caher
on Tuesday, on their way from Cork to Longford.
The Royal County of Limerick regiment have
arrived at Cork, from whence they are to embark ft,r
England.

' Friday, the Louth regiment of Militia, marched
through Dublin, on their way to the Yigeon•House,
where they are to embark for England.
Tuesday morning, the City of Dublin, Westmeath,
and County of Limerick regiments of Militia, march-
ed-frOM Cork to Monkstown, to embark for England.
A soldier, Lelbnging to the .6Sth regiment of foot,
is now ender confinement, at Plymouth, for ,having
deserted from that corps mere than 30 years ago l -..