Star.
London, England, 1811-01-24 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Lieutenant-Colonel CAMPBELL, Deputy Adjutant-
General of the Army in the West Indies, has arrived
in town. He left Barbadoes on the 7th December,
at which time the army under Sir GrammßecKwan
was healthy and effective.
Ti%outmost activity Prevails at present in reinforc-
ing Lord WELLINGTON. Sir JOHN STEWART has been
ordered to send a still larger part of his force to Por-
tugal, and orders have been sent to Cork, Portsmouth,
and Plymouth, to the Admirals and Generals in com-
mand at these ports, to expedite the embarking and
sailing of the troops by all the means in their power.
At length has Lord Met.vir.l.E's measure of con-
veying troops in King's ships been resorted to, by
which the service is expeditiously done, and with 'safety.
How can the men of war be better employed than in
carrying out our troops, or in conveying home our
sick and wounded soldiers and officers?

At Cork, there are embarking—
Some of the German Legion, 6th, 20th, 38th and
76th Foot, and some other corps.
At Plymouth, that fine and- complete regiment,
the 11th Dragoons, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel
CUMMING, Detachments for most of the other cavalry
regiments in Portugal, and some artillery and wag-
gon train.

At Portsmouth—
Some more Artillery
Royal Waggon Train
A detachment of the Pout Guards
The 2d, or Queen's Regiment
36th Regiment
S st Regiment

52J, or Sir John Moore's Regiment, 2d Battalion
tech Light infantry Regiment
85th Ditto

Ist Light Battalion of the King's German Legion
2d Ditto

Detachments of thos9th, 92d, or Gordon Highlanders, and
several other regiments, to the aliment of 800 men.

From
F the army in Sicily, Ireland, and this coun-
try, Lord WELLINcrox will receive a reinforcement
of not less than 13,000 fine fellcma, with which, it is
-said;trwill be able immediately to commence offen-
sive operations against MessENA.

The only General Officers that we hear of as going
out, are Brigadier-General BArtm,s, and Colonel Fut.
LER of the Guards, who will act as a Colonel on the
Staff.—Several Captains, Commissaries, Paymasters,
and Doctors are going out with this reinforcement.—
Among the Medical Gentlemen are Doctors HUME,
STRACHAN, BRUfF, MAPOTRKR,• &C.

We have seen important letters from Cadiz, which
give the most satisfactoty details of the cessation of
dise4se there. By the exertions and abilities of Sir
James Famows, that terrible disease, the yellow fever,
had been stript of all its terrors, and our troops had
escaped unhurt. The Spaniards have heaped many
honours en Sir JA147.1.

The skeletons of the 16th, 54th, and 70th Regi-
ments arc shortly expected home from the West Indies•

Government have detained all the Hambargb, Bre-
men, and Lubec sr.'ssels, Sec. in the British ports ; and
the reason they assigned yesterday to the merchants
who have applied for information on the subject, is
said to be, the prevention of the French Government
'horn using the seamen with which they are manned
in any expedition against this country ; as all the) ac-
counts from France and Holland indicate that art ex-
pedition is in the contemplation of BONAPARTE ag alnts
some part of the British empire.
The following is a copy of the circular letter tt-ans..
mitted to the Collector, &c. of the several Cus ton,
Houses:
is Grtyrtassatt—ln pursuance of Orders from the Lords of
hls Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council, I have it in vont-
niand frosts the Commissioners to direct you, in case ar,pti,
should be made to you to clear out in ballast vessels brlongi. n to ,
Hamburgh or any of the Halo:0 Towns, or any of the ports %din-
ated between the gibe Ad the Ems, or any port situated its the'
said rivers, to inform the masiors of such, or other persons who
may apply for that purpose, that such vessels will not be alk
to eleßr nw, in ballast, unless an Order of Council to that eft at be
peadoeed to this Board. I am, &c. sul.-
On the service of the Customs, Collector and Compteolk-r.