Star.
London, England, 1811-07-08 00:00:00

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k.very exertion i 4 ft:king by Ooverninent to lieha
out reinforcements to Lord Wiv.t.r,:t:toN, A r!bilsi.
demble body of caveity will His erobAric-de
and of infantry at F.,r;sfroutli. Dr.o.ts are Pw..r.ise
making froth Sir sI:AN STEwmtf's airny in Sici:y.
The Slut 'And P.rgiritientl )..:o from that qua' t. t..
from Spain, and any regittltia Ilia can be spa:ed.
from Ireland

AnMIDE fri9;.ite 1;!st from
Plyrilutll, with 15 horce ts t( t•
having t!:e ;Mt cni .;.! ;
they ate to land their Lorics and pri::
to Sicily, ttnitl,s eirc-arciqaticin rec;iiiie t!tir
service in the ; Cal'2 1:10:y V!!il
there.

On the 15th tilt. theltth i-. g:ment Pit! rrtrt •of t!,e •
rille-c::ri,s, em,arked at Cadiz, anti sailocd t-r T“..a- f
gona, iu Catalonia; to co-.'perate widt a tr,...iy t-1
Spaniards.
Genztral WP,Litta is hourly etpected at Plyme..arth
to ethbark for Cerumni. ~.
The 102 d Regiment are on their March from
Horsham to Portsmouth, to ertbai k :'(d• Guernsey, to
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be completed in discipline tinder that distingnis!ied
character -Sir JOll,l DOYLE, K. B. Governor of Guest- .
sey. The arrival of the 102 will enable a re,,rim:2:4
.;
to proceed from guernsey to Spain.
A. few days ago, Captain M4I),NALDS Ene tr••op -I
of Horse Artillery was embarked at Portsmouth kr 4
Lisbon ; a considerable quantity of ordnance and
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stores likewise go out. A body of Foot Artiliery and
recruits for all the regiments in Cadit, are about to
sail for that quarter.
We hear Chet General CAnTsVntowr's Regiment; ?
the 3d Heavy Dragoons,have received orders to pro-
ceed to Spain. The cavalry going out are in the
finest order, both horses and men. Lord "Writ-LING-
ToN, we are sorry to hear, i; greatly inferior to the.
enemy in this description of force; and we Cannot
help repeating our regret, that tire force intended to
he sent out two months ago,w.:s not then sent totim. I
The giving a regiment to that good and pnpuiat
f,
Officer, General HousToN, leas given general 4atis.
faction in the army ; this General,. being 4n old and '
active Officer, who has been in actual service cisno
stantly with his regiment, the sStit, which has oftca
distinguished itself, particula:iy in Vie West Indies
and Egypt. It. will never be forgotten th.'t the sfith
was the first regiment which landed and could liont
~.t
in Egypt, and that Colonel PIIPSTON gallantly 1•.:(1 i
them on in the midst of a most tremendous F.rejrom ii
1 the enemy. The General is now in Spain with Lord 1,1
WILLINGTON. _ . . . - L:,

The number of troops expected to Mb:irk, in the
course of the present month, at Ports Mouth, for the
different regiments in the Spanish peninsula, is corn.
puted at 3000 ; cousisting of enF'ted rec7t.•.ts, yam:.
leers from the militia, and men who have recovered
from their wounds and sickness. Yesterday 2CO of
the 26th regiment embarked on -boald this Mere
cury, Captain 'raNcock. The Duke of LossTstt,
Earls CLARE and DELAWARE, and Lord Wm. FITZ.
GERALD, go ont in her. A number of transports are
now fitting up at that port, for the reception of dra-
goons, which were intended to take several thousand
infantry troops.
The whole of the officers and upwards of 700 pri.
rates of the Leicester militia, now gum tered at Hast-
ings, volunteered for Ireland the instant the terms of
the Act of Parliament were commnnicated to them