Star.
London, England, 1810-07-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The detachMent of the East Norfolk Main, which
was at Chatham, has joined their Regiment at Sheer.
'less.

Six companies of the 7th Royal Veteran Bat.
talion, marched to Sheerness from Chatham on Mon.
day last, to join the remaining companies there, wl►ep
they immediately embarked for Gibraltar.
Thursday the 3d Regiment of Royal Lanarkshire
Local Militia, commanded by Lieutenant-Cultmet
GRIMES, finished their second period of training, when
their colours were delivered to them by Join.; HAMfL•
Tor, Esq. one of his Majesty's Vice-Lieutenants of the
County.

Wednesday sennight, previous to inspection, the
4th Regiment of Lanarkshire Local Militia received
their colours, which were consecrated in a very ele-
gant and appropriate prayer by the Rev. Dr. Gtsa.
On the.loth instant, the Haddingtonshire Local
Militia, under the command of Major Mtnnix.r.ss,,
Arne reviewed at Hadding..on, by Major-General
DURHAM, in the presence of a numerous and genteel
I company. This regiment, which is about 850 strong,
went through their various manoeuvres, and particu-
larly in their firing, which was close and well levelled,
with a steadiness, regularity, and precision, that
would have done credit to a corps of much longer
standing. After the business of the field was finished,
the General expressed his approbation of their soldier.
like appearance, and the manner in which they ac-
quitted themselves, not only under arms, but of their
decent and orderly behaviour ever since they came
into quarters, which shewed the high sense he enter-
tained of the Regiment, and was equally creditable
° to both officers and men.
CALeuTTA JANUAftv 13.—We lave been favoured with the
perusal of a letter from Bangalore, dated the 19th of December.
The General Court-Martial had then been sitting for twenty days.
without intermission; and, as far as could be judged, there was
little prospect of their proceedings heft closed within a shorter
time than six months. Eight officers in all had come to Bangalore
to stand their trial,on charges contested with the late conunotiesse
of the stations of the Madras army. The first trial which cams on
was that of Lieutenant-Colonel Btu. ; who, during the period
in question, was the senior Officer in command of the garrison of
Seringapatam. The purport of the charges brought against him
was as follows :-Ist, For beading a most alarming and dangerous
mutiny against the Government of Fort Sr. George • and ed, for
firing on the troops of his Majesty and the Honoerable Cons.
pony, on the 11th of August last. Lieutenant-Colonel Btu.
; doss,' his defence on the 17th ult. after a trial of eighovn days
duration. Of the sentence of the Court, nothing of course can
! be known, until it shall be promulgated ha General Orders. So-
lvers! of the Officers, who had been called to Bangalore to give
i evidence in Colonel Bates case, had returned to Seringapatam.
Captains WAVAII, PATTtaiON' and SADLZ IL, to whom thr op.
non of dismissal from the service, or of trial by Court-Martial
was proferred by Government, had embraced, we understand.
the former alternative; and had in consequence received orders
to p.. coed to the Presidency; from whence, it was understood,
they would embark for Europe.

The KING came to town yesterday, about weir*
o'clock, from Windsor, escorted by a party of Light
Ficrse. His MAJESTY was received by the Dukesof
YORK, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE. About one, the Duke
of CI.U.IBERLAND visited his MAJESTY. His Royal
Highness appears to be recovering from his
wounds. At three the Duke set off for Kew. _ _

At two the KING held a Levee,_ at which the fol-
lowing had the honour of being presented to his
MAJESTY

Major Baron MOTALEMIZRT, on receiving the Royal Licence
to assume and use his tides in his Majesty's dominions
Lieutenant-General NRILOMADI, on his being appointed Colo-
nel of the 86th regiment.
Major-General Sir EvAN BAILLIE,Iate Provincial Commander
in Chief of the army in Bengal, on his return from India.
Major ARMSTRONG, of the 50th Regiment, on his arrival
from Cadin, with dispatches.
Colonel BURTON, on his promotion, and return from the com-
mand of the Royal Artillery, in the Windward and Leeward
Islands. Lord LEWISHAM, on his return from abroad.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which the
RECORDER of London attended, and made a Report
of the convicts under sentence of death in Newgate.

His MAJESTY gave audiences to Mr. _PrutcivaL,
and the rest of the Cabinet Ministers present.

His Excellency the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR, since
his arrival at Portsmouth, had rather a serious at.
tack of illness on Sunday evening, but by the skill
and attention of Dr. WILKINSON, he is now recovered.
He visited the Dock Yard on Tuesday, and after-
wards dined with the Lieutenant Governor. He
embarked yesterday afternoon with Sir GORE OUSE.
LEY, on board the LION, which was expected to sail
to-day for the East Indies.
Futz.--. Early yesterday morning a fire broke out
at the cottage of Mrs. PHELLEP, in the Hamm Road,
which totally consumed the interior, but most of the
furniture was saved.

Yesterday we received American Newspapers to
the 20th ult. from which we have given some inter•
esting correspondence between the Marquis Wawa-
LEY and Mr. PINKNRY, and between General Attu.
STRONG and Mr. Secretary SMITH. The manner in
which Mr. ARMSTRONG has been treated at Paris, pre•
sents a striking contrast to the urbanity and respect
which has mutually prevailed between the British
Government and the American negotiator here, at
the very time when the public concerns intrusted to
them, were most perverse.
The French Government takes a very brief me
thod with the Americans. It sells at once the vessels
which are the subject of negotiation, and seizes the
money. This, of course, leaves the poor Americans
nothing to negociate about, but either to resent the
act by war, or submit to it ; but a remediless misfor-
tune is much less likely to provoke hostilities than one
that is impending, and which, it is conceived, way be
prevented by threats. •

NA FA L IitrTELLIGENCIL

PLYMOUTH, JULY 17.

The ESPIEGLE sloop, with the Marquis of EUTE'S
luggage, and Commissioner FANSIIAWE'S yacht, with
the Marquis and family, sailed this afternoon, for
Sidmouth.—The LAVINIA frigate, Lord WILLIAM
sTvAaT, sailed this afternoon, with several officers
on board, to join the British forces at Cadiz and in
Portugal. The LAVINIA also took several victuallers
under convoy. The LAVINIA and the yacht both
went out of the harbour together, and parted off the
11/41ew.stone, when Lord WILLIAM STUART saluted
ills father, the Marquis of BUTE, with 14 guns.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 18.

Arrived the FLY sloop of war, with about ten sail
ender convoy from the Downs, among them is the ;
Town AVILLI.‘m, for India, Arrived from the East•
ward his Majesty's ships, IcAyt3Anon, KITE, Gos-
//Amu, rumors, and PutPrs schooner, Passed by,
a Sea of transports from Harwich for Cork, with
troops on board. Sailed the SCYLLA sloop of war,
with a convoy for the Downs ; also about 7 sail of
vessels to join the fleet for Cadiz.
The BovNE is preparing for a state of ordinary ; the
HIBERNIA and NORTHUMBERLAND are in dock getting
repairs. The Chichester store ship sails to-morrow,
'with the LION man of war, having the PERSIAN Aar
iiAssAnort on board, for the East•lndies. •