Star.
London, England, 1817-07-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Satnday the Duke of Youi reviewed the Grrn
dier Regiment of Foot Guards, in Hyde Park.
The 9th Regiment of Lancers, commanded by the
Earl of ROSSLVN, were reviewed this morning, by
their Royal Highnesses the Duke of YORK and Prince
LeueoLD, on Hounslow Heath.

The Derr of the .3.2 cl Regiment is now transferred
to the Isle of Wight.
The 18th Regiment is to embark at Gravesend for
New South Wales.
The emi:virkation of 6000 Russian troops finished
at Calais on Thursday, and the squadron have sailed
on their return to Russia.

The Newcastle and Pottery Troop of Yeomanry
were inspected ThurbdAy morning on the Brampton,
by Lieutenant-Colonel KEEN.
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His' Majesty's ship HYDRA, Captain ROBERTS, ar-
rived at Halifax on the 15th ultimo, in fourteen days
from Grenada, with the left wing of the 15th Re-
gim..i)t, uneer the consmand of Major MAXWELL.
The Regulus transport arrived on Wednesday at
Portantoutn, with me Second Battalion of the 30th
Itegirneat (rum Cork,, :Ind proceeded on Friday tor
Chaltam:

The ship Prince Blocher, of 700 tons,, HOBOS,
Master, arrived at Spithead on Monday with the 78th
Regiment, under-the command ofaColorels Foam's
and Mact.Lon, from Calcutta. This distinguished
corps was in the year 1795, and has been on
foreign service 22 years. Many of the men having
volunteered into different regiments in India, not
more than 200 have returned, many of whim, have
not seen their mad% e country for 24 years. Lieute-
tiant-Colotiel Founts, who commands, is the only
Officer remaining who embarked at Portsmouth for
India with the regiment early in the year 1796.
A detachment of this Regiment sailed on the sth
cant from Portsmouth, in the Abrona transport, for
A6erdeen...--At the time the 78th left India, the 84411
regiment -was marching for Calcutta, to be embarked
fur England ; and dispatches had been sent to Bom-
bay and Madras, to embatk the 80th and 1116th regi-
ments' for England. Fise other large ships bad been
chartered at Calcutta (besides the Blucher), to bring
home troops : their arrival may be daily expected.
On Thursday last died, General PHILIP MARTIN,
Colonel-Commandant of the 6th Battalion of the
Royal Artillery.
CouaT-MARTIAL.—The Court-Martial, of which
Colonel WALLACR, 01 the 88th Regiment, was Presi-
dent, and which sat at Glasgow, for the trial of Pay-
master Bituascen, of the sth Dragoon Guards, on
charges preferred against him by Serjeant HEANY, of
the same corps,. concluded its Sittings on Wednesday
last.

By the Halifax Man, arrived this morning in 18
days, we learn, that his Majesty's ship DEE arrived
there on the 9th of Jone, from a cruize, with 20 sail
of American fishing vends, detained by her for
breach of the Treaty.
Calcutta Papers to the middle of February contain
the following particulais .1.—.66 The Governor-Ge feral.
the Marquis of HASTINGS had left Barrackpore on
a hunting excursion to Color, dialdah, &c. Advises
had been received of Sir D. Otscuvant.oxY having
passed Altaliabad, on hie way to Benares. The suh•
sidiary furce, under Colonel ADA :9 had reached
Banda on the 6th of January, on his way towards
Nagpnre. Lord AMHERST WAS daily expected in we
Hoogley, from China, and vessels wyre waiting At
the entrance of the River to convey him to Calcutta.
According to the latest ukhbars from the upper pro.
vinces, the Rajah of Judp ior had obtained a truce
from AMEER KHAN, on condition of paying him two
Lacs of rupees, and holding the district of Malwah
in the name of AMEER KHAN'S son. From Judpoor
Amen Kis.or had directed his march towards Jy-
poor. A party of MAIIMOUD SHAH'S troops, on the
18th of January, took the village of Baglal from a
body of Seekhs, and plundered them of 50;000 ru
pees. A battle was daily expected between the
troops of the Nizam of Cashmere and the united
force of RUNJEET SING and SINSARCHUND, on the
frontiers of Mundwi. RUNJEET SING, during his late
expedition to the North, had taken possession of one
hundred forts in the district of Rhumgur, and ex-
torted three lacs in specie' from the w itlovf of the
Chief of that territory, and 10,000 rupees from SIN-
SARCHUND. The British resident at Delhi had writ-
ten to the Seekh Chiefs, that it was intended to con-
strdct two fortresses at urdwar, to protect the pro-
perty of the merchants who repair thither at the
annual fair.

The Prince Blucher, Wzrutnatu, recently arrived
from Calcutta, whence she sailed on the Ist of March,
called off the Island of St. Helena, where she
spoke the Leveret, Captain THEW, but was not
allowed to anchor. BnNAPAHTE was living, and the
Island in perfect health and tranquillity. India, at
the time of her departure, was in a tranquil state; the
Pinclares had returned to the mountains, without
having succeeded in collecting much booty by their
incursions: the chastisement they had met with from
the Madras cavalry (who killed 800 of them in one
day'a pursuit), deterred them, for the present, from
further predatory warfare.
According to advices of the 30th of April, from
Martinique, the Spanish troops had been defeated in
the vicinity of Augusturar, on the Oronoko, by the
Patriots, Kish great loss. Out of between two and
three thousand, all that succeeded in getting back to
tie fort. were the General, and about 100 officers and
privates.