Star.
London, England, 1816-09-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY._

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BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE.
The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at Cambray on
the Meuse on Thursday to review the troops quer.
tcred there. His Excellency was accompanied by
the English Generals MURIIAT. HARVEY. FREI..
MANTLE, PONSONIST, Lords WILLIAM RUSSELL. GEO.
LENOX (son to the Duke of Rtcnsionn), and Captain
' &trimmer, Aide de Camp to General MURRAY, the
Prussian Generals Bamn Roam HARDING,
itc. with their respective suites.
The contingent of our troops in the vicinity of
Cambray broke up from their country cantonments
on the ilth and 12th instant, and encamped under
the walls of that city. They are eitidiated at 1.5,000
men. They will remain the whole of the Autumn
in this position, and will execute some military ma-
nceuvres, on a grand scale, in the course of the month
of October, in presence of the Duke of CAMBRIDG%
Who is then expected in that neighbourhood.
The Duke of WELLINGTON, before leaving
_Cara-
bray, issued an Order of the Day, prohibiting all the
Officers ana Commissaries, Btc. attached to the army,
irons appearing in public in plain clothes.
In passing through Strasburgh last week, after the
review of the Austrian contingent, the Duke of Wet,
LiNcros dined with the Frehch General Du Berme,
who defended Burgos in 1812 so resolutely, and.pre-
vented the British army from penetrating into the
North of Spain. The Duke paid some high compli-
ments to deneral Du BRETON on his skill and bravery
on that occasion.

NA vAI. INIELLIGAACB,
FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 18.
The Ocean, DRUMMOND, from Tobago, panned this
cl?; for London.—Wind variable.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 19.
Came in the Glory, SAN'S, from Quebec, in 28
days passage; she has brought a Mail from Canada,
•.vLich has been forwarded to London ; also arrived
the Thetis, Rowans, fruits Quebec, with troops, and
remains here wind bound.—Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 20.
Arrived the Prince Frederick, Dutch man of waa,
from the Downs; and the Admiral Cockburn tran -
port, from Chatham. Sailed his Majesty's ship
SKALABs, for Plymouth.—Wind E. S. E.
DEAL, SEP UMBER 20.
Arrived and remain in the Downs the Kent, lan.
LAND, from Bengal and Batavia; Economy, F'ltt:w
sszar, from Portsmouth, bound to Hamburgh. Camel
down froin the River the Thomas Plummer, Wu.. I
Lusts; for Jamaica; Hermes, STRAFTIN, for limn-'
nah ; Maria, FRANCIS, for Palermo ; Admiral Cock-
burn, Colvin, for Portsmouth ; and Lady Sherbrook,
Linn, for Barbadrew.—Wind E.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 20.
The galliot Brilliant, Captain HANS CHRISTI/IMM,
of and from Bronholm, with wheat, flax, Bcc. bound to
Biiboa, was totally lost on the Long Sand on the
18th instant ; crew saved.—Wind S. E.

MILFORD, SEPTEMBER, IS.

SAiled his Majesty's ships. Lime and MUSQUIDOIIIT.
GRAVESEND, szprEmsza 20.
Arrived the Samuel, nervous; Trim, Wilson; Fortnne,
Gunton ; and Lady Minna, Smith, fin* Esseersburgh ; Dorothy,
Edmonds • Mame, Fee • AIM and 11.1114iisina ; and Amelia,
Smut, friarHanibargb% Mortar, SWAIN from Archangel
Mary Ann, IPatrarsen ; and Oniknoniss hacker, from Ans.,
swam; Mattock, Parkins, frogs 1110011. Norfolk, Pilo. from
ms~ss, BJsytesshSousse. Woo Archaogel ; °oboist.
Markel, kora Oussis. Saba*, Anorm for di* 011 P• '
=and boob. tbsinniors. foe Clausolagie, glider, kw
; Amin, Palserjhr, Orem -ION& of Ansbnea, ,
lirovon.., Ise Ostend; Nbnionbone. JEN ' Raw/bun; '
Dm* broods; for Liabosi Lym is
=e Bombay;
Glesser,Crelse; sod Oratkaie, Heap" kw ; In-
tegrity, Cliftoe ; and Altbsoa.lll4odoolond, for

Yesterday the Dukes of CLARINCII, CAMBRIDGE?,
and ORMlANilaScotinti SIDNOUTIII. and CAST.LE•
IMAM, had audiences of the PRINCE RgOnIT at
Carlton House. •
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCI. and
his beautiful daughters, visited the Tower yesterday,
to view _the Armouries :and .Crown Jewels, witt
which they appeared highly gratified. ..
The Duke of -Yong, during his stay at Brighton,
rendered himself very popular by his open, free, and
conciliating manilas. The RZOINT it DOC expected.
at Brighton before the middle of October. . -
The Dutch 'official account of the late chastise-
ment inflicted on the Algerines, by the tutted squa-
drons of Britain end Holland, given in out columns
this day, will to read with satisfaction. It is charac•
teristic of men really brave always to do justice to
theit fellow warriors.' Lord EXMOUTH apoke. with
' rapture of the cool courage displityed.by. the • Dititch,
men of war : Admiral CAPELLEN has not been left.
behind by the British Admiral, in his expressions of
admiration at the bravery. of: his coadjutor. -• • .
serrelbst Oitauati-Tstaavns.—The Tragedy of the
Dietrwed Mosher was the Pier °film bight, and Mr.
• kfielidtri, in the character. of Orester,:steenithened
the $OO4l o.lolloa, 'Which hirprevieur pesiossamot hasi
' insptree •••!: • • •• ' •
A Ciffitnefildfliest sat otrMonday, ar Nekheateri
to hiveitliiiite the tattle' of thfr *albs of the sboat party
drOyisid ar Rachel" Bridge' -TIM niumar;ate is
LT tilt eithiine the %Haigh* versiletjAvlerldrairiiis drown.
'_edi occasioned by the negßgesee of* Bridge Words,.