Star.
London, England, 1810-07-11 00:00:00

BLRWICK-UPON-TWEED, JULY 4.

This good old town, amidst the profoundest inter-
nal tranquillity, still continues to present to the tra-
veller all the shew and apparatus of war. Having
been once the ancient barrier between Scotland and
Englanel, it still exhibits all the cautious discipline of
a frontier garrison. The walls :tee surmounted with
cannon, and at every gate and bastion the proper
centinels are posted. At ten o'clock in the evening
the gates are regularly shut, and arc usually opened
at six in the morning. The barracks are a fine ancient
building, forming a spacious square, and the range
of magazines, though now nearly unstored, still shew
the importance anciently attached to this military
post. Within these last few years, however, the walls
and bastions have been partially dismantled, and the
greater part of the stationary garrison, consisting of
invalids, who here, and in all parts of Scotland, are
called foggies, have been sent to Orkney and other
military stations in the North. Their place is sup-
plied by detachments of the militia, or regular
troops. At present here arc eight companies of the
Aberdeenshire Militia stationed here, who appear to
be a very fine body of men, ant: expect soon to pro-
ceed farther to the South. The rest of the regiment
are lying at Dunbar, and in the neighbourhood. The
parade•ground adjoining to the barracks, is very spa-
cious, and is the usual resort in the evening of the
few fashionables residing here, who are regaled with
the usual military music, and afterwards walk along
the walls, till the close of the day reminds them of
retiring.

The VExus frigate has sailed from Portsmouth for
America with Mr. MORIER on board, our new Mini-
ster to the United States.
BRIGHTON.—COUIItZIKNOBIA ii in our last listof arri-
vals, from which we also extract the following names:
Lady Fortescue, Hun. Mr. Melville, Mrs. Puwdrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray, Mr. J. H. May, Mr. and M. Stott, Lieutenant,
Colonel and Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Neville, Mr. and Mrs. Good-
luck, Mrs. Adamson, Mr. W. Johnstone, Mr. Metcalfe Mr-
Cutts, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson, Mr. G. l'arys, Mrs. Be:ircroft.
Mr. Maddisun, Mr. Graffiti, Rev. E Cannon,- Miss De Leon,
itty. Js. Lvwsoa, .

NA PAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAL OF THE WEST INDIA FLZET.

TORBAY, JULY 9.

Last night arrived here the pilot boat Seven Bro-
thers, had boarded several vessels a short distance
from Berryhead, who came from the West-Indies
there were about 130 sail in the %%hole, about seventy
of which had gone up the North Channel, supposed
Bristol, and the remainder to the Eastward, under
convoy of the D€DALUS frigate, and FlYz%a store
ship, all well, 58 days on their passage. Amrnrit
the above ships are the Dorothy, FosrElt SOWDZ, ;
Dale, }Wm.'. ; Friends, RALPH ; Henry, HEPAIMN ;
Arkley Hall, Duna.; and Adeona, EOM, from
Jamaica.

PLYMOUTH, JULY c

The ENDTMION frigate, which appeared it the
fing yesterday, did not come in, but stood do‘;i,
Channel, for Cork.—Arrived the ROSA tender, frer,
Greenock, with Captain NASH'S family on bald
and the CALEDONIA, 120 guns, last from Portsrew..'l.
The INDEFATIGABLE frigate gave her numLer this
day, and stood on for Portsmouth.