Star.
London, England, 1811-06-17 00:00:00

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THE ARMY.

The Duke of IrunK held a public day at his °ince
in the Horse Guards on S.eturcia;•. r 1 great num-
ber of Military Officers attended.
The PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the Dukes of
Yon': and CAMBRIDGE, ,this day reviewed the 10th,
15th, and 18th Regithents of Lig:it Dragoons, upon
IHounslow Heath.

The different volunteer corps who were reviewed
by the PRINCE REEN't will, in the course of this
week, have a field day on their respective grounds of
exercise; the musters are expected to be as strong as
they were at the review. A General Order ft om the•
Commander in Chief, by command of the PRINCE RE-
GENT, will be then read at the head of each regiment.
The 6th Dragoons quitted Sheffield on Wednesday,
having received orders to embark for Portugal. They
are to be replaced by 200 of the ith.

The 4th Dragoon Guards, now on their march in
five divisions, from York, are to be stationed at Ra-
dipole Barracks, near Weymouth, previous to em-
barkation.
The Ross-shire and Royal Perthshire regiments ( f
Militia, are to encamp at Pennycuick, near Edin-
lburgh, on the 20th instant.

Tuesday, the 2d Battalion of the 25th Regiment
marched from Musselburgh to Edinburgh, and thence
next day on their route to Glasgow. •
Saturday se'nnight, the Forfarshire Militia marched
from Newcastle to Sunderland. The Carmarthen-
shire Militia arrived in Newcastle on the Thursday
from Sunderland. The 4th Dragoon Guards have
left that town ; and a party of the Scots Greys have
arrived.

The following Irish Militia Regiment* have vo-
lunteered their services tq Great Britain :-6.-The Ros-
common, the Westmeath, the County Limerick, thq
Galway, the Tipperary, the City of Dublin, the North
Mayo, the Waterford, and the Louth. The Sligo re-
giment, quartered at Limerick, have volunteered their
services to any part of the globe.
The last letters from Lisbon are dated the 2J inst.
and from Elvas, the 29th ult. Those we have been
favoured with from Elvas state, that Gen. HOWARD'S
brigade had been sent by Sir BRENT SPENCER from
Almeida, to reinforce Lord WELLINGTON Willie Bar
dajos. The 59th rk giment was attached to the bri-.
gade. The siege of Badajos was not expected to be
a protracted one. Lord WELLINGTON had taken the
most effectual means for preventing the escape of any
part of the garrison, as was the case at Almeida. .

Yesterday the following Bulletin was shew•n at St-
James's Mace .

" Windsor Castle, Jon 15.
" His MAJESTY appears to have been a little better
this week than the week preceding." '
Yesterday Lord AMHERST and General Gnitoom,
came into waiting at St. James's Palace, as the Lord
and-Groom of the King's Bed-chamber, for the week
el. suing.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign Office in Downing.street, which
sat a considerable time.

Yesterday, being the first Sunday in Trinity Tcrm,
the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs went in state from the
Mansion-house, accompanied by several Aldermen,
the Recorder, &c. to St. Paul's Cathedral, and met
the Judges, whs,re a sermon WAS preached by the Rev.
Mr. Lucas, his Lordship's Chaplain ; after which
they proceeded to the Mansion-house, and partook of.
an elegant entertainment.

Saturday last-the dispatches by the Lady Lushing-
ton, Harleston, William Pitt, Minerva, and Lord'
Forbes, were finally closed at the East-India House,
and delivered to their respective Pursers.

PASSENGIIII—Per Lady Lushington, Mr. Edward Sage, Mr.
Land.fl free-mariner.—Prr Harhtaton, Miss Mary Stubbs.—Per
William. Pitt, Messrs. Golledge and Taylor, natives.—Per Mi-
Dern, Mr. Braveness free-naariner..--Per Lord Forbes, Lieute. '
rant-Colonel Hamilton.
The dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON, to which
we alluded in our last, were published the same even-
ing in the Gazette—and arc given in another column.
No farther dispatches had arrived when this paper was
put to press.
By the way of the Brazils a ship has arrived, bring-
ing accounts of interest. A new Junta has been formed
in Laguira, at the head o 1 which is placed General
MIRANDA. On the installation of this body, a Mani-
festo has been issued, breathing sentiments of conci-
liation and liberty.—Cuatsvorne has at last declared
himself sole Emperor of Hayti, under the title of
HENRY the First. We understand that the new Em-
peror will have considerable difficulty, and most pro-
bably ultimate disappointment, in his endeavours to
establish his sable dominion over this valuable colony.
Part of the homeward-bound Leeward Island Fleet arrived on
Friday in the River. The Nyaden and Milabar, which escorted
the fleet, sailed from St. Thomas's ov the Sth of May. The
Araehne, Captaih Chimbers, accompanied them part of the way,
and then returned to Barbadoes. The yellow fever, we are happy
to Gam, had not been so prevalent on that statioo as it was last
year. At English Harbour, Antigua, it was moat experienced,,
where the Thetis and bryaden lost each about tao risen; but the
Castor, which lay there at the same time, had not a sick man on
board. Capt. F.eottrell, of the Nyaden, died at Barbarities on the
23th of April—he had been long ill of the fever. Capt. Fowler, of
the Charybdig, was promoted, in consequence, to the rank of
post Captain, and appointed to the Nyaden ; and Lieutenant ele-
phant, of the Dragon, promoted to a Commander, anti appointed
to the Charybdis. 'the Tribune, Captain Reynolds, bad arrived
with dispatches from England„and to join the squadron. The
Pearlen frigate, Captain N. Thompson, had sailed from. Grenada,
with General Maitland on board, for Sicily. The Pearlen would
return to England from the Mediterranean.' The Southampton,
Sir James Yen, had arrivedltliirbadises With her convoy from
England, avd sailed again for Jamaica.. The *eat fleet for
England was expected to tail in the niiddle of June, under con-
voy of the Castor And Wanderer. All the assertions that have
been made of French ships of war.(tquadrous and single ships)
being seen in thse seal, are untrue.
Slim the fall of Guadalaupe, only one enemy's ship had been
heard at there, namely, a small French privateer, which was
axed for two days by the Amaranthe. She could net come tip
with her, but she recaptured the only vessel theprivateer had
taken. The passengers by the present fleet are very nuntervirs..
Among them are General Hislop, Governor of Trinidad ; Gene-.
ral Ordi, from St. Vincent's; Hon. ColonetNapter, itOth Rev:
ntent ; Vr. Skeet, Judge Smith; Cptain. Rolnilard; lti'ilt k,
Kemp (Agent for '1 ransports), and Barclay, of the Navy ; *aid a
great nuthberof Merchants, planterij&c.
The ships Is h:ch brought the trade fromthe different lslaadsr
and were left at St. Thoniati'l by the convoy, were, the Caitoc,
Captain Dilkes; Cherub, Captain Tucker; Sc'orpionjion* (Apt.
Gt.re ; Surinam; Ciptaln Watt; and Maria tender. The Ur-
Opus, Captain Hu/1111;0i; 'Swirl, Captain Steck/vie; Thetis,
oprein Ityam ; and CygbettCaptain tiudgEr, were cralzing. 'I tie
Dragon, 74; Admiral Air'Fratech Laforey 14111410pasautit, Capt.
ro- • were lying IF Marbaqttah. ,:'4.44014040 *wow

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