Star.
London, England, 1816-01-31 00:00:00

THE ARmr.

Yesterday the Duke of Yoan held a Military
Levee at his Office in the Horse Guards, which was
attended by about thirty Officers.
A Military Club is establishing in Edinburgh, simi-
lar to that in London, and promises to be equally
numerous and respectable.
Major• General Sir Thomas: BRISBANE arrived from
France on Wednesday last, at Greenock.
The 54th Regiment of Foot moved on Thursday
and Fe iday last, from Hytbe to Chatham ; and the
58th Foot from Canterbury to Ramsgate, on Sunday,
to embark for Ireland. The 44th Foot was embarked
at Dover on Saturday, also for Ireland• A company
(.f. Foot Artillery has marched into the Depot at Can-
terbury, from Ramsgate and Dover.
Detachments of the third Dragoon Guards have
arrived in Canterbury from France, on their route to
the destination of their Regiment.

RAMSGATE, JANUARY SO.
Arrived yesterday from Ostend the Britannia trans-
port, with 170 men of the Royal Artillery.—Arrived
very early this morning, from Calais, the Fomax and
Union transports, with a few horses and men, anA
about fifty waggons belonging to the Royal Waggon
Train; also arrived, from the same place, the Ex-
change transport, with men of different regiments,
some waggons, forges, &c. Sm.—The Diincombe and
Hound, uith the 38th Regiment on board, for Ire-
land, are still in the harbour, waiting a wind to
proceed.

NAVAL 11VTALLIGENC3.

fAL.MOU I'H. JANUARY 28.

Arrived the Sally, iamits, from London ; the
Chichester, Goss, from Liverpool; and the Switt,
SPANICLINO, from Carmarthen. Sailed the Lady
Arabella packet with a mail for Lisbon.

PLYMoUni, JANUARY 29.
Came in the HURON sloop of war Irons Scotland,
under jury masts; Prince of Wales, MsWiwAst,
from Greenock; a fleet of colliers from Sunderland,
also a number of coasters; the Danish ship H.icbett,
Errinoe master, for Rotterdam to Sr. T lommesi
leaky ; also arrived the transports FIG. H. GG. PA.
to take French prisoners to France.

PORTSMOUtH, JANUARY so.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Crisis from Cork. No
sailings.—Wind 6.E.

RAMON! E, JANUARY 30.
The only arrivals since yesterday are the brig Ex-
change, F. G. Astrrex mister, from Calais, with
troops ; and the brig William, FORMAN, from Rot-
terdam for Gibraltar, for shelter.

CHATHAM, JANUARY 21.
To-morrow the Warrant Officers of the several
ships in ordinary at this port, together with the men
borne thereon, will be paid a quarter's wages. The
DIAMOND was put out of Dock,.and tie Lfrravi,
taken 'in on Friday last. The ARG'INAUT hospital
ship was paid off on Wednesday la,t, and immedi-
ately re-commissioned. and the command given to
._ off
Licutenant JANIILL The hint/6Z WAS pa id
yes-
terday. The BARFLRuR, which was ordered to be
broken up, is now to be fitted as a Lazatet, at Stan-
gate Creek.

Accounts were received in town this morning,
stating the death of the Earl of CARLISLE, at his seat,
Cistle Howard.

•A Privy Council was yesterday held at Brighton,
which was attended by the Earl of HARROWLY (as
President), Earls WESTMORLAND and MuLonavE,
Viscount SIDMOUTHr icc. when the whole of the ar-
rangements for opening the Session of Parliament to.
morrow, by Commission, received the necessary sanc-
tion of the PRLNCE REGENT. The Speech will, by
command of his Royal Highness, be read to both
'Houses by the LORD CHANCELLOR.
Monday Sir HUDSON Lows, his Lady, and suite,
embarked on board the PHJETON frigate at Ports-
month, and immedibtely proceeded to sea, with the
wind easterly, for St. Helena.
Some things are occasionally said by our gracious,
and good, and truty_amiable Siivereign, that cannot
be otherwise than very affecting. He said lately to
one of the pages' 44 I must have a new suit of clothes,
and they must be black. I must go into mourning
for King GEOROZ 111. who is now legally dead."
FERDINAND VII. the beloved of the Spaniards, seems
to have taken for his model in the art of government,
PHILIP IL This Monarch, writing to one of his Ge-
nerals on the subject of heretics, advises him neither
to spare wood nor hemp. He concludes his letter in
these words-64 Todos a las FueicAs 1 todos a Us
Fuercas !"—Let them all be hanged Let the ru
be hanged !
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. —YesterJ Ay beit t!,O
Martyrdom of King CHARLES I the °Nilotic) -I The
Wasiak was performed at this Theatre. The instil).
mental and vocal departments were excellently tilled.
The house was not.very crowded, although the other
was shut. •
KEAN'S CUP I—The idea of presenting an elegant
silver cup and cover to Mr. KLAN, by a subscription
among his brother performers, has been given up, the
piled/sal Mort having declined to sanction the pro-
posal.
CORN.74CHANORD JANUARY 31.—We had no fresh
supplies of Wheat this niornti)g, and what little was
left over from Mona.iy, sold readiiy at that day's
prices. Barley is not in such re(!irst ,is it ,Has last
market day, but yrices are the s.tase. 'T err was a
god arrival of o.its, which art', le is ra•ler cheiper,
and goes off slowly. 1.1 reast *atop and other ii•
s tides there is no variation.