Star.
London, England, 1810-06-09 00:00:00

DMZ, JUNE I.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Istaiscasta. fast the westward.
...Sailed the VANZILA/11.2 to join Sir R. STIIACRAII, off Flush-
lag. The Rts.ts.ao sloop of War is tow coming la with a con-
vs), trots the wesr.—Wind E.
YARMOIUTII, TUNE 8.

Sailed, with stores for the Deltic Sect, the Louie frigate;
DAVITLESS s'oop, with corm)! for Gottenburgls; ind COMM*
emu& and Ourz gloom on a cruise.-I:44er sailing ordrrs, the
HAVOC to the Norr, with the MOSQUI'I 0 and 144011ASAST With
convoy fur Heligoland.
FROM 1.1.0YD'3

Got AVESZNI), JIM t B.—Arrived the Ruby, Phillips, from nub-
the Caledonia, Bruwn, for the Capes and the Brisk,
liushss, for Maki.

THE ARMY.

. General FEncuscw, and suite, has left town for
PQrt►mouth, where the Lively frigate,Captain 11/1-KIN-
LEY, is prepared to receive him.

Major. General the Baron de RoTremiftincitr, and
suite, bas left town to embark for Halifax, to join the
arri) tinder General Sir JAMES CRAIG.
r GEnt=PREVOST goes from North Americo to
Barbadoes, to relieve the veteran Sir GEORGE. BECK-
WITH, who is coming home.

;• The Ross-shire Regiment of Highland Militia,
commanded by Lord CAITHNESS, have taken up their
quarters at Bow.

The Renfrew Rcgimint of Scotch Militia, go to
the Mint.

The 2Gth and 79th, now embarked at Portsmouth,
go
to Jersey to relieve the (2d battalion of that distin-
guished Regiment, the blit or King's own.

The Ist Royal Veterpn Battal'on has arrived at
Harwich, from Gibraltar and Cadiz.

His Majesty's 1109) PORT MAHON, having under
convoy the Robust, Volga, Thetis, Agincourt, Tra-
Niger, and Brothers, •rinsports, with Me corps of the
Doke rf BnkiNswicx (hut on board, from Guernsey,
arrived at Cork on the 30th ult. The troops divm-
hirked next day, and a division of them marched to
Fermoy, and another into Cork garrison, on its way
to Mallow.

Six Isritislt Regiments of the line are expected to
arrive at Cork fr,,n, England.

Tuesday the Ist, or West Renfrewshire regiment
of Local Multi corn-moied by Lieutenant-0.4)nel
BOYD ALEXANDER, was reviewed by the Hen, MAjor.
General ifssux, who was pleased to express himself
highly satisfied with the appearance and discipline of
this tine regiment.

At nt at Chatham, the 2d (Queen's) Dragoon
u £rds,.du 23d Light Dragoon..., dismounted, a de-
tachment 9th Infantry, and 42d Royal Highlanders ;
besides Captains Parker and T.i) 1. es troops of leo-
ttianry Cavalry, and the Canterbury.Ritle Corps and
Volunteer Infantry.
The twenty days exeresr of the Huntingdon Local
Militia expired (.11 Monday. • They were reviewed on
Frith) last, by Cenci al • 11.um,ts, from whom they
received many flattering but welVmeri ted compliments
,
respecting their appointneentsp. die inliness, and the.
*stile in Unich they went.thropo their planiull mid's*
and manoeuvres. indeed it:49od hardly have beep
conceived possible, that any corps could have attained
so much proficiency in so short .a period. • •
Coma at. A SSA 1, t. A -swan meat to the snernoiT
of this highly distitiguished and meritorious Officer
• was last week erected in St. Paul's, Bristol, where
his remains %sem deposited on being brought front
• South Amerka.—lt is a chaste, classical, elegant
piece of sculpture, very affecting and impressive, and
tells the heroic tale in a striking manner. The'design
is by that illimitable master, I.l.AxeenN. The monu-
ment, etecuted by Roost, is in that eminent artist's
best style.