Star.
London, England, 1821-09-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Sussex Militia are to be embodied on the 420th inst. for
twenty-one days' training.
A reduction in the Royal 10th Ilusurs, stationed at Brighton,
took place there on Saturday se'nuight. The nuntb.:r reduced
was 75.

hlonday the BSth Regiment. or Connaught Rangers% arrived
at the Pigeon-house. Dublin, and at three o'clock a few com-
panies of the Du& embarked for England.

BRITISH ARMY IN INDIA.
Ills Majesty's Royal Scots Regiment, 24 Battalion, is quar-
tered at Trichinopoly, Madras Establishment.
The 73l Regiment, quartered at Trincomalee, Ceylon, under
the command of Colonel O'Cotisri.t, is under orders to proceed
immediately to England.
The 45th Regiment is now quartered in Kandy, Ceylon, and
the 8.11 and 16th Regiments are quartered at Colombo.
The let Ceylon Regituent is now stationed at Kandy, and
the 2d at Colombo. _

It is reported that the ed Ceylon Regiment, now stationed at
Colombo, Ceylon, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel
S3IkLT, will relieve his blajesty's 75d Regiment at Trincomalee.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The lion. Company's chartered ship Richmond, Captain KAY,
was to sail from Colombo, Ceylon, about the 9th of April.-
I'assengers--31ajor of his Majesty's 83d Regiment; Cap-
tain
Frwrriira, of the let Ceylon Regiment; Lieutenant Timm,
of the Royal Engineers; lieutenant O'Nktu, of the 85d Regi-
ment; Lieutenant Owsnutt of the gid Crylon Regiment; En-
sign Ptrmi, of the 45th Regiment, all for London; and Captain
ilfiriarrou, of the 45th Regiment, for St. Helena.

The lion. East India Company; s homeward-bound ship Du-
nira, arrived at St. Davila on the 12th of July. She left Macao
on the I sth of March, and the Lady Melville and Marquis of
Iluntly sailed from thence about a fortnight after.
The outward-hound ship Itoyal George was in lat. 33. 59. S.
long. 34. 3. F.. on the 9th of April, all well. The Marquis of
Camden and Farquharson, outward-bound, were in lat. 6.52. S.
long. 24. 42. Won the 23d of February. The Lowther Castle,
also outward-bound, was all well on the 31st of Marck, In lat.
37. 58. S. long. 24. 21. E.
GRAVESTNIN Srrr. 6.—Arrived the King George the Fourth,
A r sea ; Nancy, ThosiesoN; and Bengal Merchant, Baowil,
from Calcutta.

FAI MOUTH, Sam s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Sfiellheid,
POLI MAN, from Amsterdam for Surinam. Sailed the John
Reid, !tautens, for Petersburgh.
Pcymortx, Sam s.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for
Exeter, the Hope:BLann, from Prince Edward's Island. Arrived
otf the port the Zd instant, the Lady Juliana, Sstrra, from St.
John's, New Brunswick.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. G.—Wind S.F.—Arrived the Sicily, Cur-
ers, from London for Gibraltar. Sailed the Mary, Aitacou.,
for New South Wales; Ocean and Crown, transports, for Ply-
mouth ; and Sicily, Currie, for Gibraltar.
DEAL, Sart. 6.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the River
the Adcona, Svme; and Elizabeth, Gurraftv, from Jamaica;,
Clio, lircHaans, from St. Vincent's; Rose Hill, bliCa ix, from
St. Kitt's; and Leicester, SPENCER, from Quebec. Came down
from the River the Hero, Pratt, for Demerara. Sailed this
morning a great part of the outward-bound with a fine breeze,
but it falling nearly calm this afternoon, several of them have
bore up again.

The following is a copy of an o.fficial Circular,'
which, it would seem, has been transmitted to every
Member of the House of Commons, by the Right
Honourable the Speaker :
" Palace Yard, July 31, 1321.
" Sla—l brie the honour to inform you, that the Lord Blary-
borough, the Master of the Mint, has transmitted to me gold
Coronation Medals for the Members of the House of Commons.

" If you will have the goodness to send between the hours of
ten o'clock in the morning and one in the afternoon, to Mr. E.
Phillips, my Secretary, at his house in Palace-yard, a bled.il
will be delivered to your order.
" May I request of you to send a written order signed by
youreelf.—l have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your most faithful and obedient servant,
• "CIIA KANNER* SUZTQlcSpeikez."