Star.
London, England, 1810-04-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Further reinforcrmmts are to be sent out to Lord
Wellington's Army. The Hussar Brigade and some
Heavy Dragons are mentioned among other corps.
Most of the Walcheren regiments are to be sent
out to Malta, Gibraltar, and the Army in Sicily, and
the regiments in these stations will bk sent to our ar-
mies in Spain and Portugal. It is found that the re•
giments from Walcheren recover much sooner in
warm countries than they do in this.

Accounts have been received of the safe arrival at
Lisbon of the 3d Battalion (or Colonel Hay's) of the
Scotch Royals, and of the 13th Light Dragoons,—
These two corps were to relieve the Ist or Royal
Heavy Dragoons and the 74th Highlanders, who
were to march from Lisbon to join the army in the
field.

The CLYDE frigate has just arrived from Lisbon
with sick and invalids from the 23d Dragoons and
other corps of Lord Wellington's Army. Many Of-
ficers have come over passengers in her; and among
them Lord Jonx SOMERSET, a Captain in the 23d
Dragoons, and Mr. JAMES, Purveyor-General to Lord
Wellington's Army.
When the C E left Lisbon, our army was up
with that cf the: French, and the out-pests were con.
scantly exchanging shot.
The army was becoming very healthy; by the exer-
tions of Dr. FitAxEs, the Inspector of Hospitals, and
the Medical Officers of the Army, the sick had been
reduced from 10,000 to 4000. Our effective force is
now about 23,000, in excellent spirits. What is of
the utmost consequence, our army there is now not
only accustonrd to fire, but
Aar,.y.made soldiers, and
equal to any fatigue or privations. The 23d Dra-
goons, 45th, 87th, and other reg;mtmts, with the
corps of the German Legion who suffered so severely
at Talavera, have been filled up (rent the battalions
at home, and arc now more complete ail of them
than when they were sent out.
On Friday last, the 13:3d Regiment marched into
Portsmouth. and immediately embarked for the Me-
. diterrancan.

Part of the sth Foct has marched into Steyning
Barracks, Sussex.

We bear that that noble regiment, the 42d cr
Royal Highlanders, are recovering of the Walcheren
fever at Canterbury ; as are the 92d or Gordon High.
landers in their neighbourhood. The 91st or Perth•
shire Highlanders are in the same neighbourhood,
but they recover more slowly.
Last week, the 21st Regiment or Scotch Fuzileers
marched into quarters at Southampton.
A detachment of 200 men of the 77th Regiment
has been sent out to join those in the Mediterranean.
The whole of the India fleet will sail from St. He-,
len's on Saturday next. Reinforcements are going
out in this fleet for almost every corps in India or the
Cape of Good Hope. His Excellency Sir SAMUEL
AUCIIMUTY and suite have arrived at Portsmouth.
Sir JAMES FELLOWES has already sailed from Ply-
mouth, for Cadiz, in the DEVASTATION bomb.
A reinforcement from General Watson's Regi-
ment, the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, is ordered to
proceed immediately for Heligoland.
Monday, some transports, with sick, arrived at
Portsmouth from Lisbon, and were sent to the hospi-
tals. From the frequent arrivals of late of the sick
from Lord Wellington's Army, many people look
for the speedy appearance of the Army itself, as he is
now disencumbering himself, and clearing the way
for a sudden departure.
Tuesday, the fleet for the Mediterranean got under
way at Spithead. There are on board many officers,
and reinforcements of men for the army in Sicily.—
The DOTTIMEL, having General SONTAG and suite on
beard, with a convoy of transports, sailed for Cadiz,
and the GANIMEDE for L'S'3oll on Tuesday. •
The 2d Battalion of the 14th Regiment, the 2d
Battalion c,f. the 23d Regiment, and the 2d Battalion
of the 63d, have sailed for Malta.
The 75th Regiment, now in garrison at Aberdeen,
have got their route for the North of Ireland ; and
it is said the regiment will be replaced by the 2d
Battalion of the 25th, from Perth.
The Northumberland Regiment of Militia has
marched into Norman Cross Barracks from Ipswich.
CANTERBURY. APRIL 10.
In consequence of orders, received by express, at
eleven in the forenoon of Sunday last, the 2d or
Queen's Dragoon Guards, and the 3d or King's
Own Dragoons, marched from this city at two in the
afternoon of the same day, the former by Maidstone
for Lewisham, the latter by Rochester for Dartford,
where they were to receive further instructions. At
the same time orders were sent to Dover for the Royal
Bucks and Royal Perth Regiments of Militia to march
from thence to Canterbury, where they arrived at
nine on Sunday evening, and yesterday morning con-
tinued their route to Chatham, where they are to wait
further orders. A detachment of the 12th Light
Dragoons, consisting of two troops, also arrived on
Sunday night in Canterbury, from the coast, where it
is for tae present to remain.
The 52d Regiment and the North York Militia
also marched from Chatham on Sunday morning. for
London and its vicinity, each provided with sixty
rounds of ball cartridge ; the Royal Denbigh Militia,
at the sane place, are also in readiness to march at
an hour's notice. • •
Saturday morning, a detachment of the Bth, and;
another, of the 24th Light Dragoons, consisting ofl
250 men in the whole, marched from the Cavalry'
Depot, in Maidstone, for the Isle of Wight, there to
he embarked on board the East Indiamat, to join
their respective regiments in the East Istdies.