Star.
London, England, 1810-07-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Yesterday, Major General WitSTRAW reviewed
the East Middlesex Militia, on South Sea Common,
Portsmouth. They are a fine reiziment,-1300 strdtig,
and went through their evolutions in a most correct
manner.

The fleet, under Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, is to
call at Halifax, and take with them the 7th and Bth
Regiments of Font, to the Cape, where they are to be
joined by three regiments more, and proceed to their 1
destination, which is supposed to be the Mauritius.
Mr. TROTTER, the Storekeeper General, arrived at
Portsmouth a few days ago, and embarked for Guern.
sey and Jersey, to inspect the state of the military
stores in rho islands.
Satur lay two troops of the 2d Dragoon Guards
marched into N uthampton from Liverpool.

Mond ,y a detachment of the 2d Light Dragoons
was landed at Plymouth from on board the Camilla
transport, from Lisbon, which place she left on the
20d ult. The Camilla had also on board numbers
of sick, wounded, and invalid soldiers from our army
in Portugal. There were also landed, from other
transports, 1433 French prisoners, the remainder of
those taken in the enemy's men of war at Cadiz; a
great many of them died on their passage, particu-
larly those on hoard the Hospital Transports, where
mark 100 fell victims to a dreadful disease, brought
cn by clo,e conanement on board the Hulks at Ca-
diz. There were also on hoard the transports a num-
ber of deserters from the French army.

A large detachment for the 73d Highlanders are
row nn the eve of sailing from Portsmouth for Botany
13a y, in the Indi ma store ship.

The 2d battalion of the Bth (or King's Regiment)
under the command of Major Rostutrow, is about
to embark f r Halifar.

The 7th Veteran Battalion, at present at Chatham
barracks, will shortly embark on board transports now
collecting in the River for Gibraltar.
The Ist battalion of the 50th Regiment marched
last week from Hastings to Silver Hill Barracks.
Most of the recruiting parties from different regi-
ments have received orders to join their respective
corps.

Detachments of the West York are on their march
for Illynv.uth.
Moad,tv the Cumberland Militia marched from
Hull IT Huntingdon.

The CArri!)ridge are on theft route to replace the
Cumberland.

Thursday last the Officers of the Blackheath Local
Militia gave a sumptuous dinner at the Bull, Shooter's
Hint ►„ his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
and a I.trge part? of Noblemen and Gentlemen of

Tueshy sennight the 4th, or Eastern Regiment of
Royal Perthshire Local Militia was reviewed, on the
:\torth Inch, by his Excellency Lord CATFIC4RT, the
Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in Scotland. The
corps made an appearance which did the highest credit
to themselves and their officers.

Lord CATHCARr, Commander-in-Chief, inspected
the '2d battalion 79th regiment, in Dudhope Castle
B.warics, yesterday se'nnight. His Lordship after-
waldi inspected the recruiting corps in Dundee, and
then proceeded with his staff, to the North.

The Commisinners of &e Navy have made a very
general in,pection of all the branches of the Navy,
connected with the Dock Yard at Portsmouth, and
will tAre their departure from thence in the course of
a few days.

A frigate with 600,000 dollars on hoard, sailed
besterday morning for Spain and Portugal, from
Portsmouth.
The Robert, from 'Baltimore, in 30 days, has arrived
riff Cowes. A letter from a passenger states, that she
sailed on the 10th June, and, in coming out of the
Bay, on the llth, they spoke the John Adams frigate
—so that no further doubt of her arrival can be en-
tertained.

A most singular rumour prevailed in the City yes-
terday. It was said that the deposed King of Sweden,
Cusravus, had acquiesced in his removal to Switzer-
land, in order to afford him the facility of comirg
to England ; that he had succeeded in returning to
the Baltic, and was now on board Sir JAMES SAV.•
MAREZ'S fleet. GosTavus is said to have left his
family in the care of the ELECTOR of 13RDM 111 S
Queen's father, It is scarcely necessary to add, that
the above reports arc not confirmed by the arrivals
from Ihe Baltic this morning.
A ship arrived yesterday from the French coast,
...yell she left four days ago. According to the ad-
vices brought by her, BowArmtre had enacted a law
which inflicted the penalty of death against any subject
of France who should, after a certain period, visit
LngLu (I. The prohibitory decree against the expor-
tation of grain has been extended from L'Orient to
Bourdeaux.
The above information ill accords with the recent
information received from Mr. MACKENZIE, in France;
that gentleman is said to have written to a relation,
that his mission goes on smoothly, and that he was
every where well received.
The quantity of Strong Beer brewed by the first
Twelve Houses in the London Porter Brewery from
the sth July, 1809, to the sth July, 1810:

Barclay, Perkins, and Co. - Meux, N cad, and Co. -
Truman and lianbury - • -
Felix, Calvert, and Co. •• '"
Whitbread and Co.Hrttry -
eieux and Co. -
Combe anti Co. -
Brown and Parry •
Goodwin, in.; Co.
Elliott and Co. - -
1 aylor -
Clowes and Co.

Barrels.
23.5,053
211,009
• 144,990
- 133,491
• 110,939
• 93,660
• 85,150
• 84,475
▪ 74,223
• 57,251
• 44,510
• . 14;19

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