Star.
London, England, 1819-04-06 00:00:00

REGULAR TROOPS.

King's—Cavalry - - - - *4,6112
Infantry - - - - 11,855---t^424
Company's—European Artillery - 4,553
European Infantry 3,12 C---7;
Native Cavalry - - 11,011
Native Infantry - - - 132,815
Native Artillery, including Gun Lascars,l „„,n 1
attached to the European Artillery S `"'"
Total Regulars
IRREGULAR TROOPS.

Native Cavalry
Native Infantry -
Invalids and Pensioners

7,659

131,331

- 17,08224,741
5,87.

Grand Total -
• This Number Includes two Regiments of Dolt
embarked in February last for India, for the rt of
Regiments on that Station. The strength of the two Regi
was 929 men.
t Four Regiments of Cavalry and two of Infantry, are .
orders to return to Europe, consisting, in the whole, of 4,212

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Friends, Boman., from St. Michael's for Liverpool, is 0
shore near Ballyshannon, and not expected to be got cff.
The Prudence Fortis guese schooner, from St. Übe's for I
meriek , drove into the Slnumodon the 31st ulr. water-loggr
with two men clinging to the mainmast heal. hie was taken
tow by a revenue boat, but broke adrift and went down.
The snow Mercury, WiIITrWAY, from Teignmnuth to Live
pool, was lost on the Ist instant on the Bishops, near Maio/
Crew saved, they being in the boat upwards of nine hours.
The brig Charles Hamilton, from Hull to Lisbon,

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on shore on the Kentish Knock in thick weather on the mon
ing of the 3d instant, but was assisted by a Margate boat
crew, without damage, and proceeded on her voyage.
Fatmorm. Aran. 3.—Variable winds, and EL,: weather..
Arrived the Prince Jimest Packet, with a mail from Lisbon,
13 days.--Sailed the inke of Kent Packet, with a mail for L
bon ; L'Aigle, STARBUCK, for the South Seas.
POSTS.VeUTiI, Aran. s.—Wind E.S.E. light airs. Artie
his Majesty's ship ANCSDANCI4 from the Downs, for FA. Dein
Mary, BAACLAy, for Jamaica---Sailed the Johannes, Charlor
and Grant for Cadiz.

Drat, Aram s.—Wind -N.E. Came down from the Rive
the Old Maid, ALtme, for Grenada; Duke of York, AMIN)
for Jamaica; Laurel, Jours; Amazon, artaitn, for Et. DI
min' go • Sophia, &MEETS •' Amity, Si as, for Qitebec; Barbs
does Pukes, Gamer, for St. Lucia ; Prince of Waterloo, Craw
for' Halifax ; Reliance, HA /11SON, for Buenos Ayres; Sari!
WICATIItaIT, for liiramichi ; Roberts, for BiPlost ; Mary, Dv
for Quebec ; and several others, particulars unknown: the wile
have sailed.
H&awscn, Aram B.E.—Arrived the Earl of Le
caster and Henry Freeing packets, both with mails from Ho
land. The Cuxhaven Mail still remains.

FESIVAiRX 22.—ArrNed the Spanish brig V
fader, horn Africa, with 158 slaves, in sixty-four days.
Covrox-Housz, Atli% Inwards; The
Edwards, froth Lisbon; Belle Alliance, Schiebelbeins.
Stettin; Elizabeth, Evans, from Genoa; Ceres, Schultz, fr
Memel; Lucinda, Trezdwell, from ditto; Helen, Hill. fro
Leghorn; Sceptre, Nickels, from ditto; Ingeborg;Jordt, fro
Copenhagen ; Three Friends,- Witty, from Keil; the Kinn
Collinson, from Trieste ; Cobourg, Farmer, from ditto; J.
Brown, from Honduras ; Vrene Jantje, De Vries, from Cr
ningen ; Vrow Jacobi, Vander Veen, from ditto; Vrow Cat
rina, Mys, from ditto ; Goed lkop, Paine:, from Harlingeo
Triton, Tyack, from Genoa; Mary, Smith, from ditto;
Nymph, Radcliffe, from Smyrna ; Nassau, Tremayne, from 2'
Michael's; Aimwell, Alexander, from Marseilles; Spes Nor
Giro, from Christiana ; Providence, Fox,. from Palermo; the
Mary, Tucker, from Alicant ; John and Elizabeth, Gam, fro
Norway ; Minerva. Bell, from Batavia; the United Brother
Motets, from Fredevickstadt ; and London Packet, Cornell
from Sinyrna.—Entered Outwards : The Ann, Dick, for Ham
burgh ; Prince of Orange, Collins, for Rotterdam; and the
Richard and Sibella, Read. for Barbadoes.—ClearedOotwardi:
The Cariolanus, Drew, for St. Kites ; Starting,' White, the
Rambler, Slater, the Vigilant, Hunter, the Friends!, Mterwood,
and the Prince of Wales, Robson, for Quebec; the Speculatioll.
Soper, for Oporto ; Lord Seim. Anderson, for Tortola ; the
Echo, Gordon, for Sierra Leone ; Criterion, Avery, for :ins
York ; Vestal, Proctor, for £t. John's, N. B. ; Caledonia, Robb,
for Riga; Jane, Dennison, for bliramichi; and the Garthland,
Knight, for Prince Edward's Island.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
VICE-CHANCELLOWS COURT, APRIL 5.
LADY FRANCES EMILY VANE TEMPEST V. ORD.

Mr. BELL presented two petitions to his Honcur,
regarding the management of the est: to of Lady
Emily, and prayed that they might be taken haw
consideration.

Mr. HART, for the Countess of Antrim, said, 44 Is
consequence of what has taken place on Saturday
ni*ht, there is no occasion for this motion, the suit,
being now abated—Lady Emily is now marsied, and
is subject to the controul of her husband, and the
next of kin have no connexion."

TheVICE-CHANCELLOR—" I hope I shall not hear
any more of the case ; • under the peculiar circum-
stanceswhich have taken place, the less I hear of it
the better." .
Mr. Ilortrin—ct I now with to intimate to year
Honour, that it is my intention to make a very im-
portant motion in the case.of Lady Emily Tempest,
now Lady Stewart, on Wednesday morning.
Suaai ASsl7.lCi.—Yesterday Thowas ()abort( was
put to the bar, charged with the wilful murder of Ely.
Cox, a game-keeper in the ser;ice of Mr. Tessier, (I
Epsom. The whole of the charge rested on circum-
stances; and several respectable perso-.s giving the
prisoner a most excellent character for honesty, so-
briety, and mildness of temper, the J:7l-y returned •L
verdict—Not Guilty. . • ' . .
On SattircriMe Lottery 711.7 c -- mu (as =lv
sold more Capitals than any other Office-keeper. llx
4:20,000 Prize which he shared went as follows:
A Quarter to liercford.
An Eighth to S;:l'rcn Waldin.
An Eighth , to siernexth.
A Sixteenth to Vdeford.
A Sixteenth ' to .11ridE:•gton.
A Sixteenth to 1):-rte•:,t1t.
A Sixteenth to rdir.l.:.lrgb.
A Mixtrentit to lialeawcrth.
A Sixteenth to hfaMon.. -". I
• A Sixteenth to Nor:hzetptol. ..
A Sisteetth not rts stered.
rin a few days Slurintends publishing „tile
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bras the. uantes of tire fortunate Purchasers. .
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