Star.
London, England, 1810-07-17 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Of the four British Regiments that were at Lisbon,
three have been matched to join the main army under
Lord WELLINGTON. The Royals set off on the 20th
ultimo ; the 9th oit, the Ist instant ; the 38th was to
fellow in a day or two ; and the 83d, the weakest of
the four, was to remain and do the garrison duty, as-
sisted by 500 marines from the men of war.

Major Woon, of the 14th Regiment of Foot, lan-
ded at Portsmouth f om Gibraltar a few days since,
in bad health. • All the officers of that regiment have
had a relapse of the Walcheren disease since they have
been at Gibraltar. The 10th and 14th regiments are
to remove to Malta.

Some change in the General Staff of Ireland is
immediately to take place, in consequence of which
S:r C. Ascitx will be succeeded in the Dublin dis-
trict by General WINYARD. His Grace the LORD
LIEUTENANT has issued orders that the number of
exercise days for the Yeomanry shall be increased to
four in each month, from the 9.5di instant; and this
arrangement is to continue until the 2ith of October
next. One of the exercise days is, of course, to be
reserved for the inspection, as usual, of the Brigade-
Major.

The 24th Regiment, now at the C.tpe of Good
Hope, is under orders for India.

Thursday, the Ist Regiment of Royal Edinburgh
Volunteers, commanded by the Right Hon. Lieute-
nant-Colonel Ch ARLES HoPE, went upon permanent
duty. .

Thursday, the 2d Regiment of Edinburgh Local
Militia, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel CHICO.
TON, went upon permanent duty.

Tuesday last, the Dumfries-shire regiment of mili-
tia embarked on board five transports, at Leith. for
the Suffolk coast. They are to occupy Woodbridge
barracks.

The Renfrew and Ross-shire Regiments of Militia
are daily expected to embark in the River for Leith.
On their arrival, the Renfrew are to be quartered in
Leith barracks and town, and the Ross to be ballntted
in Musseiburgh town, the barracks being occupied by
the 42d. Ti►e Renfrew are at present in the Tower,
where they are to be succeeded by a battalion of the
Foot Guards.

While the Nithsdale battalicn of Local Militia were
on duty in Dumfries, a party of the men waited on
the Chairman of the Committee appointed by the
Merchants for improving the navigation of the river
Nith. They said they bad been surveying the river
where the intended improvements were to be carried
on—that they were so satisfied of the case with which
these improvements might be done, and the very great
benefit they would produce to the country—that they
would readily and heartily give a day or two's work
towards it, whenever they were wanted. The same
spirited offers have come from many of the farmers and
others. The non-commissioned officers and privates
of the Morton company of Nithsdale Local Militia
made a similar vffer.

-A letter has been received by a running ship from
the Cape of Good Hope, dated April 21. The only
public information it contains is, that the 24th regi-
ment of foot, Colonel MARRIOTT, was under orders for
India, and was only waiting for transports, which were
daily expected.

Last week Joln:Smith, of Rounhedge, fisherman, was
convicted before the Magistrates at Colchester, in the
penalty of £5, for buying a regimental great coat.

COURTS MARTIAL.—The Court Martial appointed
to investigate the conduct of Captain PRICE, Adjutant
of the 4th Warwickbhire Local Militia, assembled last
week at Coventry, to revise its proceedings, and make
further progress into the examination of evidence ;
when the evidence of a part of the prosecution closed ;
and Captain PRICE being called upon for his defence
(which excited uncommon attention), it was read by
the Judge Advocate with peculiar energy. The
Court then closed, the sentence of which is not yet
made public.

The following is the sentence of the Court-Martial
on Captain and Adjutant JEI;NINGS, of the Ist Devon
Lof.al Militia, on charges preferred against him by
Major RAwLE, of the same regiment:
" The Court, after duly considering the evidence, did adjudge
the said Captain and Adjutant Jennings to be suspended from rani
and His
as elcljutant for the epee of three eahoodar months."
His MAJESTY has confirmed this sentence.

The fleet from China, with the ST. ALBANS, of 6
guns, Captain AUSTCN, may be expected tb arrive in
about a fortnight.
Saturday morning Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD
Goonwm KEATS, Bart. K. B. hoisted his flag at Ports-
mouth on board the IMPLACABLE, Captain Gamma
COCKBURN'. Sir RICHARD will sail for Cadiz imme-
diately, where he is appointed to command. He will
shift his flag to the MILFORD.

BREAM—There being no Court of Aldermen to-
day, the LORD MAYOR, after inspecting the returns,
ordered it to remain at present prices.
The crops of wheat and barley are extremly pro.
raising throughout the counties of Essex and Suffolk.

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, FALMOUTH, JULY 14.
Arrived the Prince of Wales packet, Captaid TODD. ki six
days, from Lisbon.—Sailvd the Human awned Alp, with a saw
voy to the Eaitward.—Wind W.
PLYMOUTH, JULY IS..
Sailed the WE AZ LE schooner fu. Falmouth; and the rIACOCII
sloop, with a fleet of tra.'spons and merchantmen" for the Doling.
—A large fleet of merchant-ships passed up Channel last nigl4,
from the Westward.—Tke Marquis of Bunt's luggage was eus•
harked this day on board the Esneata sloop, for nif-rd.
Lord COCHKA se sailed this day, and not before, in his xebec,
the Julie, for Lisbon, accompanied by his brother.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 16.
Sailed the SA iNtDON to the Eastward. The SCYLLA brig takes
convoy to the Downs.—Wind W.
DEAL, JULY 16.
The outward-bound remain detained by contrary winds. Ar-
rived a Spanish ship, particulars not known; also a Spanish lugger,
from Corinna, and are both sailed for the River. Sailed the Fort
William East-Indianian, for India.—Wind S.W.
HARWICH, JULY 1.7.
Yesterday afternoon, sailed the Auckland packet, Capt.Bß ID C r,
for Heligoland ; and Lady Frances packet. Capt. Rorraa for
Gottenburgh, with mails of this 13th instant. This day, 'Lied
for the River his Majesty's ship V exclua, under jury-masts,
and.convoyed by the STARLING gun brig.