Star.
London, England, 1820-05-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

We are informed, that the, building of Cavalry
Barracks, near to Sheepscar Bar, is to commence in
a few days.
The Yorkshire Hussars, commanded by the Right
Hon. Lord GRA r:THAI4I, will assemble in Yolk, on
Nlonchty, the 22d inst. to remain on permanent duty
for ten days.
Extensive Military Barracks are about to be erected
at Stockport.
The 71st, or Royal Glasgow Regiment, which has
been so long in garrison at Chester, and has dOn•
ducted itself Kith so much propriety, is about to
change its quarters. The mute is; we understand, to
11 ull ; the Ssth Regiment ss;ill succeed it at Chester.
Four Troops of the Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
consisting of the Calke, Derby, Chaddesden and
Morley, and Radborne, have received orders to as-
semble on permanent duty on Monday next, May 15,
at Derby, for six days, under the command of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Sir Roma. Wir.moT, Bart.

Lord Rou.tes Regiment of 31ilitia, the South De-
von, are to be embodied for training on the ‘4lth inst.
Lord EnntKorox, acting Lord Lieutenant, has in-
timated to the Colonels of the other Devon Regi-
ments,. that his MAJESTY has not altogether aban-
doned an intention of issuing similar instructions to
their several respective corps. Should the whole of
the Devon Regiments be called out, the ballot, which
must necessarily follow, will be a very heavy one.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the KING, at his Palace in Pall-Mall.
Yesterday the Dukes of YORK, Sussex, GLOUCES-
TER, and a select party, dined with the KING.

The Duke and Duchess of WELLINGTON enter-
tained a large party of distinguished Personages yes-
terday, at .kpsley-house.
Last night, Lady ELIZABETH MONCeS grand ball
attracted the greatest portion of the most distin-
guished fashionables in the West end of the town.
Green peas, for the tables of the wealthy, ate now
selling in Covent-Garden, at three guineas a quart !
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lord and Lady Suffield and family, at their house in Charles-
street, Berkeley-square, from their seat in Norfolk.
Sir George and Lady Surwell and family, at Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square' from heir seat in Derbyshire.
Central Duielop, 31. P. at the Britian Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from a tour.

Litchfield, F.A. M.P. and family, at the Prince Saxe.
Cobourg I luta, Charles-street, Grosvenor.scpiare, from a tour.
General Mackenzie, at the Clirendon Hotel.
Sir George Nugent, Bart. at his house in Dover-street, from
his seat in Buck 4.

Lord Wm. Gordon, at his house in Piccadilly, from a tour.
Lord Dunally, at his house in Chaster-street, Grosvenor.
square, from Brighton.

Countess Starhope, at her house is Clargefrstreet, from her
scat in Kent.

Lord Anson, in St. James's-square, from his seat, Shugbo-
roush, Stailardshile.

D EPA RTUR

Lord Newhorough and the Rev. W. S. Philips. to Brussels,
on their way to Switzerland, yesterday, from the British lintel,
Jermyr-street.

I.nrd .Ilvanky, from the Waterloo Hotct, Jermyn-atreet, to
Brighton.

Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, as Sir
HENRY WILSON, of Chelsea Park, accompanied by
one of his daughters, was driving his curricle up
Bond-street, the pole became disengaged from the
vehicle, and the horses ran away with great speed.
Endeavouring to stop them, the reins broke, and Sir
HENRY fell back into the street, but without re-
ceiving any material injury. Miss WILSON was soon
upset also, and with similar good fortune. Both
were assisted into the shop of Mr. CRISP, where they'
received every humane attention. The infuriated
animals were ultimately stopped by coming in con-
tact with a led horse, which they threw down, and
which died soon after. Bond-street was at this pe-
riod crowded with carriages and pedestrians, but no
other accident happened..
. TILE CORONA TlON.—Three Ladies, from the neigh-
bourhood of Hull, anxious to witness the procession
which attended the Coronation of GEORGE 111. en-
gaged
a room, for which they paid thirty guineas.
On their way to take possession of it, they were met
by a crowd, to avoid which they descended into tha
cellar of a green-grocer. The owner was not in at
the time, but returning soon after, and fearing the
mob might injure his goods, he immediately let fall
a trap door, which he fastened on the outside, and
took his departure, leaving the disconsolate trio in
"durance vile." Here they remained until all was
over, and then the man coming to his shop, found,
to his surprize, more than he expected. They were,
of course, liberated ; and thought, with FRANKLIN,
that //icy had paid " too mush for their whistle."
Some very large orders were received during last week, by
some of the manufacturers in Leicester, which will employ
most of the framework-knitters fir the next five or six weeks,
in making half hose.

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NAVAL INiTLLICEV,T.

,
FA LIWVIII, 16.—Ni'ird Avrircd, the 7-11..rttm,
GaAr. from London fur SliramicLi; and Are Ann, CHAPPEIL,
from Poole for Cork:

Porifiatoryn, 111• Y 3.-Wind S.W.—Arrived the T-io,
Samar, from Palermo in 54 dttya, and i+ p;act l wiLier qui:ran:it e..
Sailed his Majesty's ship Ecs:ata; for ; the Mars,
Ev*xs, for Liverpool ; Charlotu, C r Archit7gel ;
Margaret, IN:tux:At, for buniteriatul; byira}eti.lp,,WlLLtasss,'
fur Bristol; and the Camel, NAILOR. for LA:LAU/I.
DIAL, MA 12.-TVind W.—CA4I4: dt,u f:um the River,
the Cambrian, Bati-i-Nateio, for the Care of Cot.Ll lioee, and
remains with the Triumph, STRI'T, for 31adras, and the rat of
the

as per last: At rived and sailtd for the ittver,'

the Wellington, SrariiEN, frcan Pernamhucp.
I.lrouroor., 11wr 10.—Arrived the Sava e, IlusNetz,
and Stapleton, Allen*, from Savannah ;
'RICH, from Charleston; Friendship, SAAR, from Palcrino , Her.:
tietra Augtrqe, HasrAr.s., and Geoalt:lttazxe, from Memel; ai
the Eagle, Mortar:l., from Alexandria. .Ari i rod off tills port, the'
l'ar.dora, from liarbadors.

Dondnicz, the Anna, Iloeertor, from Liver--
pool. At St. Vincent's. 11:1,itiF, Gardner, li-um LundtZ
Crenada, Sarah t i ........ Fi her, from London ; Gr.nada,
I :Ahoy, front the Clyde ; and Muria, Bailey, front. Rrirtol. As'
9t. Thomas's', .Is.lin Pon-dem:ll, —, from lAnicion ;
eery, Manton ; aitd Aky.is, Livingston, from tne ('lode. A:
Brielle, Duke of Kent, Pawed, from Vindon. dt 61,4211 t,
zabetb, Vanderstan, from Lordw, At Cuha,"- Albion, Wm-
glen, from LiverpooL At Trundad, Ocean,
London; Alert, Farr, front 13..ist:t1; J..ue. Hirt lc, Fran:
prol ; Robert and At,. , —; a:•.1 btir;:cr, Cr 1-ie, I. ot't
Cork; also the Coneo.-c', Ray, from l'iymovtn. At 'l'm.. la,
fiugnal, Jones, from Lis-crime:; and N:Tt:PIC, Y`,
Lancaster. At Maita, Dispatch, Fendlay, irom
CUSTUNI•IiOrME, MAY Et:ttrtd Ir.,v.:rdi—Tht: Ca..
ledonian, front tic. Dom:;•:2,t; I:.tterprize, L.-
Vi;iceast trunt Lishon ; ft.,nt
Kiel; I)is2atch; from St. Mictiaefs ; A ti• from 1.....vri•e01;
Matiaia, from Antwerp; Cott,:ger, from Lashon ; Pritish C:'io::y,
front the Cape; the azabetis, from Lulp.r.:!;; Na
front Cadiz; S‘seculatims, from Caro ; irs,:-..i.tr.aica;
and Sappli-, E•om Outwalda—The (turn ye,
for Rotterdam; I.irdy, tnr S:r.s rna ; for !lira;
for Naples; for New S;)uth Walcs; I) .ke of Yoe:, f. r
Rotterdam; Eclair, for l'Jtlbuintimple; Edwar.:, for m-
burgh; and Cyprus, for Dublin.—Cleared Outward—Toe
Rambler, for Tenerare' I-iota, far l'ettrsburgh ; Courier, for
Rotterdam ; Juno, forJ.ernaka ; Coldstream, for linia; A..t,
for Ilainhurgh; and Glearer, for Elsinore.