Star.
London, England, 1811-08-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Hon. General BRODERICK is arrived in Eng-'
laud from Martinique, where he lately commanded. 4
Admiral Sir CHARLES Carron arrived in town yes•
terday morning, and had an interview with the Lords
of the Admiralty.
His Majesty's ship Lrorann, which has arrived at
Portsmouth from Cadiz, has brought home Major.
General DISNEY, Ist Guards ; Major Maci.aax, EiTth
regiment; Captain CAIN'S, Royal Artillery; and
some French prisoners taken at Barrosa.
Lord Witt-Liworon has appointed the Prince of
Onaxess and Lord CHARLES MANNERS to be Extra
Aides-de-Camp to his Lordship.
The Earl of MARCH, eldest son to the De d
RICHMOND, and Aid-de-Camp to Lord Wsmancrrow,
has been very ill, but was rapidly recovering at the
date of thelast dispatches.
The volunteering from the Militia into the Foot
Guards goes on with great success. A number of
fine young men were attested on Saturday for the
First Regiment.
The Royal Cornish Miners, the Cardigan, Caernar-
von, Merioneth, and Montgomery regiments of Mili-
tia, embarked at Dover yesterday for Ireland.
The Oxford militia. quartered at Bristol, have ex-
tended their services to Ireland.
The following is an accurate List of the Irish Re.
giments and their strength, that are ordered to pro-
ceed immediately to England :

Regimeuta.
Carlow
North Cork -
Dublin City
Limerick County
Louth -

Colonels.
D. I.atouebe
W. H. Hudder
H. G. Sankey
lord Mnekerry -
Night lion. T. H. Power

• Strength.
- - 600
- - •00
- • SOO
7io
800
700
BOU
BUG
beo

South Mayo -

Wary Browns
Viscount Lorton
Marquis Watrford •
Earl Westmeath -

Water! ord -
Wootmeada .

sAr„a HITiLLICENCI.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 11.
The wind has continued fair for the outward.
bound Mediterranean convoy ever since they sailed
on Friday. It is now between N. and N.N.W.—
Arrived the Welling schooner from the Eastward ;
the AHEM frigate, and Dtsearest brig of war,
from Portsmouth.—Sailed the SLOODEOUWD gun.
brig, with a convoy for Portsmouth ; the ExpeA-
, yours hired brig, with a convoy for Swansea; and
the Mita:lns frigate, with General Witten* and
suite, for Coronna.-2Sevetal homeward-bound East
India ships passed up Channel last night.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST re.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Nonni STAn, with the
following transports fr tim Lisboa, viz. B.ixson, Two
Friends, Sarah, Aria Anaphion, John, Collins,
Downs, Dartmouth, British Union, Laurel, Cham-
pion, Robert and Ann, Hannah, Alexander, Betsey,
and the Aurora.—Arrived his Majesty's ship SEINE,
from the Downs, and the luraeonaste, from —,
under jury masts. Sailed the SELIGHTLY for Guere-
sey.—Wind W.S.W.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 10.
Sailed the Doha of barer packet, with s mail fur
Lisbon, and the Cencaturrizt packet, with a mail for
Cadiz.—N.B. The Casestorcs pocket did sot sail
yesterday as WAS reported.
DEAL, AtrOgeT
Sailed the remainder of the West India lket, for
the River, and his Mciestrt ships BILLIQUAWA, for
Sheerness, and ZeaLons, for of flushing.—Arrived
the ECHO sloop of war, front a cruise.—Wind S.W.
LEITH, AUGUST I.
Sailed from tlx Reads on Monday the Folmar*
g_un brig, on a cruise. Arrived on Tuesday, the
NIGHTINGALE sloop of war from a cruise ; and, yes-
terday, went into the harbour for repair. Sailed yes-
terday the Eoalua sloop of war, with a convoy of eight
sail for London, all from Archangel. The Roselle,
Gm, is getting under weigh in the Roads bound.
to Jamaica.
Auousr 10.—Sailed from Leith Roads, on Thurs.
day night, the Cherokee sloop of war, in quest oE
some prizes she took last cruize.—Arrived last nien,
the Archer Ern-brig from a cruise.
• FROM I.I.OTIYA 1.14 T.
The Expedition, Collins, from Dartmoor to Wales, was lost on
the Manaales on the 7th inst.
Extract of a letter hom Philadelphia. timed July 6, received the
Oth inn.—" We are under the unpleasant necessity of advising
that the Nancy, shortly after putting to sea, sprung a leak, and
was deserted by her crew. Radioed we send an iuthenticated
Protest, which we hops will enable them to recover the loss.—
We :re since informal, that a vess'l fell in with the Nancy and
took from 100 no ..000 barrels of Slur, in a daroaged state, wh:A
arnvrd at New York, and was sold for the benefit of the crew.
We desired the attention of ;ear Correspondent there, and shall,
advise the result.*
Maryut—At Falmluth, Swift, from St.llotnaset. At Ports.
aleatis, Alexander, from Martinique ; sad Ann, from Mont-
ilerrat. At Liverpool, lobo Reid, from St. Ciol;; and speed}
Wade, from Lisbon. At Cork, Edward, Hines, from bolos. ;
Gracious, and Anson, from Virginia. At Poole, Nero, t, .rt
Piano. At • alermo, Parmgou, front Hull. At St :
sot, from Londun. in the Downs, Mary Ann, from St. Ka:*l;
Martha, Wilson, from Grenada: and En i torprize from Mum.
sera; Tliends.Ned t Aurora, Nome,. from Grenada ; Hite.
well, and Galatea, from Barbados., ; Horatio, from flur:t;adi;
Olive, and Hope, from Derbies; King George, from St. Vtu.
eon's; Julia, from St. Kitt's; Fleetwood. and Ealing Grov•:,
Nerve, from Dominica; Hope, Clarke, from 'rim*: Woodland
I Castle, front Sh Thomas's; Hamlet, Sadtb, from Amiens ; Cua.
way, King, from ct. Lucie ; London, Duncan ; Thomas cad Marl,
Camper; Old Friend, Huntley, from Cadiz; John aid Sara,
hpm Buenos Ayres; and Hope. from Senegal. Ulf Dos er, [lowa
Company, from Demerara. At St. Knee, Swift, from I onioi.
011 Oft Srart, Bles.heirn from Grena,ta. A; G remits,
piston, from Newesale.
NAVAL APPOINT
Captain Dickins, of The Z.pLyr. !it be l'uit Captain ; C
Mitcham, of the Stromholo, ro Zeph): , Ca?:. Pr:, `4
the ryas ; Cap:. H. T. Davies, to* Ibleore ; Car. true g• .-
to the Tyrtan ; Capt. R. Forbes, to the favourer. 'Adorer..
Alcoa, Popham, Curran, Prior, Leaks, the Hun 11l nary Nat
Parker, and Hayden, (late of the 'tuition/Intel art motnute...
the rank of Commanders. Lieut. R. Crape, so tut Yalta. .
rev. W. Elliott, to be Chaplain of the Rori Oak. ''r
to be Master of the Alhieore; Mr. Tilly, to be Nlla=.'r of
A,frialne. Passed for Lieutenants last weele—Mee's Drid
Donald *on, Bertram, Butcher, Otway, Ha.-vey,
Mr. Atari, Master Rigger of the Dock-yard at Ptyi
is appointed Boatswain of Deptford Yard; and Mr. 10'1
Boafeivain of Deptford Yard, to be Mager Rigor at do
yard at eorwegatb-
Friday. a Court Martial was held, on board
I GL tDIATOIt, to try .1 mu Smith, Boaltw 411'114114e ot
i his Majesty's ship. gale; t, for mutinous
tetnptuous conducts LI nis, superior Officer, AN
son, a Midshipman, also belonging to the "led
while on board an American vessel, detained
ship. The chsrge was proved altainst the prose .••• •
but in considerstion of particular ctrcbmstances. .
the escelient character he received from the Car.; .
and other officers of his ship„.trie cOtirt 4i
him to receive only 100 lashes.

Total . 43,900
The following additional English Regiments are
ordered for IrAand :

Regiments. Coloriels.
Cornwall - Huu. Wig':am Elliott -
Westmorland Light iJ. Lowtuer - - -
I nfant ry
Radnor - Waloham - - -
Anglesea Lt. titian. WL. Hughes - -
Leicester
- Duke of It utlatul - -
E..l'. Guuli . -

Nottiloghun -

Strength.
770
$OO
150
I'4o
13:0
740

Total -

Y,9 40

It is rumoured that Lord WELLINGTON, and the
greater part of the allied army have returned to
meida, to which quarter the pressure of the war will
now again be removed. The force of the enemy op-
posite to ours on the Coa, is estimated (but we know
not on what authority the estimate is made) at 66,000
men, and the numbers of the Allied Army are stated
to amount to 80,000.

Extract of a letter from Campo Mayor, July 20 :
" Immediately after I wrote you last, the French
made their appearance within two miles of Campo-
Mayor. We were, in consequence, immediately or-
dered under arms, and the cavalry skirmished most of
the day ; the enemy retired towards the evening,
haviug a great number of killed and wounded. It
was truly pleasing to see a troop of French cavalry
advance under the brow of a bill, whilst ours, unknown
to them, were waking their arrival on it ; they came
up at full speed, but as soon as they made their ap-
pearance on the top, were charged with such vigour,
that they retired in great confusion, with the loss of
half their number. Their frequent reconnoissances
give us much trouble, keeping as continually on the
alert ; out division is turned out every morning an
hour before day-light ; but our cavalry have lately
given them such smart brushes, that they da not now
seem inclined to molest us, and no more fighting is
expected for some time."
COURT-MARTIAL.+The Hon. Captain LAWRINCR
Bouvettig and Captain Getman Hayloft of the
Wiltshire Militia, are ha,!. acquitted of the charges
preferred against them by Lieutenant-Coloi WARN..
FORD, of the same regiment.
SOLDIERS' Wtvcs.—By an Act passed in the last
sessions of parliament, can. 106, it is enacted, that
' upon any regiment, battalion, corps, detachment,
being embarked for foreign service, the command-
ing officer is to make out a list, or lists, of all the
wives and children of the soldiers, to be left at the
place of embarkation, who are willing to claim the
allowance under the Act, and shall give a dupli-
i cate to every wife and her family who shall apply ;or
the same, certifying that she is the wife of a soldier in
his regiment. The wife is then to take the certificate
I to a neighh,uring justice, who will make out a route
fur her, and sign a certificate specifying the place to
which she is going, that she may receive the allow.
ances authorized by the Act, not r xcei ding 2d. a mile.
And overseers, on production of the certificate, to pay
her the allowance for the number of miles (not ex.
ceeding 18 miles) to the next place, and to indorse
on the certificate the money so paid, and to take the i
wife's receipt for the same. T'ie overseer kto be re...,
paid by the collector of excise, and the excise to be
repaid as the War-Office shall appoint. At the last
place of receiving the allowance, the women shall de-
liver up the certificate to the overseer, who is to de-
liver it to the collector of excise, to be by him trans-
mitted to the War-office.—Wrauen not complying
with the foregoing regulations, may be tteated as
vagrants.

The American Papers state, that theßritish crui' •
on the coast of Atrica are extremely active ill I.i
mpting the Slave-Trade, and that the Citocoinui
gate,frons Sierra Leoneduid captured A great nitr •
of vessels on suspicion of being concern...l in .b+,
fie t in the whole 106 vessels, part of windi w-r
rieans under Spanish and Portuguese ;own
been taken possession of. Several tri4ates -: ..
' vessels are said to be cruizing off e.e Au ICA:I , , •
the sole purpose of capturing all ships eligat,! •
above: traffic.
I Tuesday evening. as the NVilliam, &ten
w, .1 from London to Selby,
was proure ,:. , p
A meeting took place on Friday morning, at Wins-
bolininbei, she wa, drivel, by the strengll. A .ie o!.
bledon, between Lori! K. and Mr. W. e. in Conse-
. upon Whitton Sand. The rapidity 4.ftli.• ~.;,-1-•••.
quence of a lively re•nonstrance on the subject of A
sway made such a passage over the ves,,.i, ,;i.!
copy of verses that appeared in a newspape., on an
the same time forcing her tipin her hrn id. 1.1 . fit
heiress who is the object ot their eival•tendcrness. It
the C iptain's wife, two of his children,
was happily settled on the field without blondshel a. .d .. wn
o) .1
passenger were drowsed in the cabin, in , %,.tec 1 t 1,
Wednesday morning last the Rev. Gcwituc Nit-
water rushed with such overwhelming •:a v. ,s , '
KINS. Curate of Hadieigh, set off on a nutria:ion 41
tendds..er unavaihn.g every effort used by :,!... ~,,, it.,•,
expedition for Gretna•green, with nib HAt, the fair .
n nand for theirpreservatioti Capt. :-; 4!! !,:li •!1. ....
daughter of the Rev. Dr. Hay Ditustmosis, Re‘tor of the
d Messenger, of Lynn, pas at an, lio- i:,, .r • -
that parish. A servant being sent in put sur through .
0..1, aho saw the accident !tapper), M ime I. .iet % y • •
Bury to Newmarket, rode so fast that his It rse dro:i.
ceedvil with his boat to off Id every assis an,-t
ped down dead at. Or OM the latter place, without
power, and succeeded insaving the ltv.!i oi toe .*. •
.vertaking the fugitives. tarn and his crest, and landed them in • e."v A' ‘‘.
- i
A whimsical reueontre took place at Worthing on ton. On the ebbing
deep in the sind. ar..4
:.;•e 1
Tuesday morning! between two Gentlemen ft the
v,lssel upright, though
~,.k, who, alter many a mock battle on the boards, dies Of the unfortunate sufferers were. got ..."ut
...,wik it into thaq heads to have a fight cabin,
e of the tide, the e, At
in r ght ear.:est
—one of thcm was seconded, it is said, by the MA.
itarts-1 originated about a lady, Biteari.—Today day there was no Court of A:3er•-
wager. The q -. •
The The Lord Mayor, after inspec.. the ll.cti.:".:s • •
combatants en lyti tins f4ce, as they have 'dune many aOWit tO /LSO 24• ker t-tka
AA opcbelore, wittlout Ally mott,4 paixbigi,

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