Star.
London, England, 1811-07-11 00:00:00

troops, by tic-
for the Pc-

beet received
their, onatth
vsidt the 7tb
win the-
, eegiment
sell form a 2A brigade of ivertvy drajoottrovith Lord
WicLutrorox.
Ti:e 2d batt. 59th Reg'ment, being afflicted with
the ophthalmia, instead nlioining; LordW6LIANCSToN
xs intended, have been sent ti) Chichester.

The Sussex and East Essex regiments of Militia,
have exchanged stations, the former are at Tunbridge
Wells, and the latter at Portsea.
The Ist or East Devon M:litia are no in tie new
b irracks at Winchester, from Chelni•ford, having
been relieved at that place by the Dorset.
The expedition fitted out from Madras for the cap-
ture of Batavia. is of such magnitude and importance,
that Admiral DItURY. Commander in Chief in the In.
dian Seas, has himself taken the command of the na-
val part ; and the laud forces are, we understand,
commanded by Sir SAIOUCI, Acitaturv, Commander
in Chief on the Madras Establishment ; who has un-
der him General AGNEW, of the Company's service.
A letter, however, mentions General '‘VICIVERALL as
having the command of the landforces:
Ttiesday the Duke of MoNvarsse reviewed the Stir.
lingthire Militia at Sheerness, who went through their
evolutions to. his highest satisfaction. It is expected
that the major part of the regiment will volunteer for
Ireland.
Monday all the Officers, Non.commissicined Offi-
Cers, and Privates'of the Royal Pembroke Regiment
at Blistol, volunteered their services for Ireland, when
the Non-commissioned Officers and Privates unani.,
mously took the oath to serve in ahe United Kingdom. I
Tuesday,- the sth, or Princess Charlotte of \Vales's,f
Regiment f Dragoon Guards, commanded by Co.l
lonel the Hen. Wl{ PoNSONEY, was reviewed onWim-
bledon Common, by hi, Royal Highness the Prltxce
REGENT, when his Rohl Highness was graciously I
pleased to express himself in terms of the most unqua.l
lifted commendation of the appearance of the men
and horses, as well as the precision with which:that
fineregimenuterformed its manativres.
The division of the East Norfolk Militia, stationed
at Margate, marched to the head-quarters of the regi.
ment at Ramsgate, on Monday morning, when tha
Act of Parliament, permitting the Militia to extend
their services to Ireland was read and explained to
them by Lieutenant Colonel Dunitaarr. The colours
were then advanced in front, foliowed by the whole
of the officers-and non-commissioned officer, the met
volunteering at th-.: same time with the greatest ar-
dour : the oaths could not be administered to the
whole before night, but on Tuesday more than 700
of these fine fellows were attested to serve in any part
of the united kingdom.
Cowes, hut 01 14' MIT. JOLT 6.=-Wednesday
were embarked here on board the transport ship Chil-
ton, Capt. WALKER, for Lisbon, 180 of the Duke of
Brunswick's Corps ; the sending away of the above
, troops from the garrison gave great satisfaction to
the inhabitants of this island, as they have been die.
posed several times to behave very riotously. A few
_days ago, one of them had disobeyed orders, and was
ordered to he punished, when the others immediately
formed a pla9, by way of ret:tation, to fire on the
Ileitis's officers and men Wile on parade, and had
actually got a quantity of powder and allot concealed
for the purpose, when, fortunately, it was discovered
to the General. Thursday,
'3OO men embarked on
board the transport Rowcliff for Guernsey. Friday,
; 14-0 men embarked on board the transport brig Roy-
alist, for Cork, of different detachments.

His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, and
the Officers of the Third Regiment of Guards, gave
a grand dinner yesterday to the Commander in Chief,
at Willies Rooms.
Tuesday General HOPE entertained his Royal
Highness the Duke of YORK, and a large party of
Military Noblemen and Gentlemen, with a grand
dinner, at his house at Blackheath.
The Dukes of ORLEANS and Aitovt.t, with their
suites, and Sir DAVID 13Ainn and family, have set off
for the hie of Wight to reside there some time. .
Wednesday autved. at Ryde, the Duke and Du-
chess of NEWCASTLE, Sir JouN ititAV, and Colonel
and Mrs.,Munttay. Colonel and Mrs. M. go out in
ths same ship with Gen. G. NUGENT.
ele Subscribers to the Thames and Med-

THE ARMY. . ..
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I ,
, - In *he coarse of this month. WOO troop
4 t tikeimgrap, and 70Qhorses, will embark foi
„,i, : The 4th'; ,or Irish Dragnon Guards. bask
*, • a rAtte; for Nytnntith; and are now op: dial
fro n Wey toontlt to. embark foi-Spain. vit
111111WillillIMIIIIIMIH:
'D/71gotm-I.:tiards, and $d 4—Dragoons:who
wi.e be imm•Nliately embarkod. This old