Star.
London, England, 1810-09-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Yesterday MOraing the large fleets, cor.sihtiog of
176 sail, which have so long been waiting with rein.
forcements for our army in Spain, Portugal, the Me.
diterranean, and the Cape of Good Hope, sailed from
Cowes Roads and Spithead. Generals Sir WILLEM(
EasEINE, LONILEY, and HAY have gone by thisleet
to Lord WELLINGTON'S army.

The 2d battalion of the ISth, or Royal Irish, have
disembarked, and parched for the depot of that re.
nowned corps in Devonshire. Sir JAM= PULTI:1111 is
soon to visit them.

The Slci Regiment is on the march from Susses
to embark at Portsmouth.

General SONTAG is second in command at Cadiz.
There is to be a grand review of all the corps ift
Portsmouth and the neighbourhood, next week, for
the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES. A great deal
of company flock thither from Southampton, Bognor,
and all the neighbouring counties. It will be a su.
perb military spectacle. The Duke of GLouczsuft
is to be of the party, with all the Fashionables from
the Isle of Wight.

The following extract of a letter contain: an an.
theistic account of the state of the Officers cf the 43d
regiment, wounded in the affair on the Coa :
44 COIMSRA, AUGUST 4.—State of the Officers of
the 43d regiment, wounded :
a Capt. Dialog, slightly, almost well, is with the regiment.
" Captains Lloyd and Napier, doing welkand with the regiment.
Capt. Hug, severely, but.in a fair way ; gone to Lisboa.
" Lieutenants Harvest and Johnson* slightly, doing wail, and
with the regiment.
" Lieutenants Shaw, Hopidni, and Stephenson, doing well,
and at Coimbra.

" Lieut. Frederick, his leg amputated; in the general hospital.
Tuesday last the sth regiment of Dragoon Guards
were reviewed on Leiden Heath, Colchester, by
Lieutenant-General the Earl of CHATHAM, K. G.
A letter by the last arrivals from the Cape of Good
Hope states, that the Garrison, commanded by the
Hon. Lieutenant. General GREY, consists of the Ist
battalion of the 24. th, 72d, 83d, 87th, and 93d, with
the 21st Light Dragoons. Provisions are very cheap
—beef, 3d. per lb. bread 2d. per lb. a bottle of wine
10d. ; and other articles proportionably low. There
is no mention made of the reported expedition to the
Isle of France.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCL

PLYMOUTH, AUQOST 90.

Sailed the LATONA. frigate, Captain SOTHEIT. with
Marines on board for. the Mediterranean fleet ; she
will touch at Gibraltar. and Cadiz ; the BRISK sloop
of war, Captain Coona, for Cork, with two transports
under convoy. having on board a detachment of ar-
tillery and ocher troops; the WEARLS schooner, for
Falmouth ; and the NIMROD cutter, for the Black
Rocks. Five ft. tn. The PENELOPE frigate, and a sloop
of war, are now passing by to the Eastward ; the sloop
is too far off to make her number. The GLEANER ketch
could not come up with the privateer she went after
yesterday, there being no wind, and the enemy making
use of sweeps, effected her escape. Arrived the Ame
rican schooner Tamaahmooh, W. STORY master, from
New-York, with flour, staves, Ike. for this port : and
the Morning Star cartel, from Morlaix.
The pilchards have at length visited our coast. and
have been caught in considerable quantities. Several
large catches of fine herrings were also made last
night and to-day.
Half past Five, A. m. The INTELLIGENT gun-brig
has just made her number c I imagine she. is from
Cadiz or Gibraltar—she sailed from this port on Mon•
day, the 23d of July, with dispatches for the Medi.
terranean, &c. It is impossible to have any commu-
nication with her in time for post.