Star.
London, England, 1811-04-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A detachment of the 2d Royal German Legion,
Hussars, have arrived at Plymbiitb, to embark for
Portugal. Part of the 9th Light Dragoons have ads
arrived. The remainder of the regiment, together with
the 11th Dragoons, are lying in the neighbourhood
of Plymouth, till the transports are ready.
The 2d Battalion of the 71st infantry, at present
at Glasgow, is destined to replace the 91st regiment
in Canterbury, in about three weeks.
Yesterday a very fine Troop of Horse Artillery,
under Captain R. Macdonald, arrived in the Royal
Artillery Depot at Canterbury, from Warley in
Essex.
The period of service of the Ist Last Kent Local
Militia, will be cornplzted. on Monday next, when
they will be inspected by Lieut.-General Nicolls, the
Commander in Chief of the Kent District.

During the time of exercise of the above corps, on
Tuesday last, a melancholy accident was sustained
by one of the privates, owing to the bursting of his
comrade's piece, from its being incautiously overload-
ed, the splinters of which striking the pair fellow on
the load, unfortunately fractured his skull. He im-
mediately received every requisite assistance from the
Surgeon of the Corps, and notwithstanding the serious
nature of the accident, he is apparently duing well.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following was this asorni(.g (27th of April)
posted at LLOYD'S :
" The Lords of the Committee of the Connell of Trade have
received information, from which there is reason to believe that
a Swedish frigate (the Eurydice) is cruising in the Baltic, undre
orders to capture all Danish vessels."
" PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21,
The ROYAL G titans, which sailed on Tuesday to join the
Baltic fleet at Portsmouth, pot back yesterday, the wind being
against her going up ChanneL The R* ::3 brig of war arrived
yesterday from Portsmouthon4 the Seesaw from a cru zi. The
Vsneawata, of 74 guns. and the lass frigate, sailed to blockade
Brest; and the I.TRA brig of war to cruise of the coast of ap,o,
jThe Ptracaa gun brig went out of harbour, aFer refitting. Her
crew were yesterday paid a condderable sum in wages, of wt ick
they were soon lightened by the Jews and slop-sellers. Seurat
I
straggling transports have errivedjesterday and to-day from Liar
bon ; and a great number have passed by fur Portsmouth and the
Downs. Some of those strbleh have come in Isere have a ter
I sick and wounded on board, together with French prasonen sod
deserters. Arrived the INT LitiGeNT gun brig from Liverpool,
and the Mutter schooner from Torbay. Sailed the Rotas.
CI coact, of 110 guns, with thirty transports under convoy fur
the Downs; sad the Pieste brig of war one cruise. Fite ships
wrights are working night and day on the transports lying here,
to carry the teinforeements to Portugal ; and every Fs-erratum
1 is already made for provisioning them.
. roaTsmoutH, APRIL 26.
Sailed the Teats, with a convoy for the coast of Africa; Toole
TAIVI with ditto for Anienca, and the Teams:mu with ditto
for the Downs; PEIStA :4 and Hawse on aerobe. Ile Mawr
taker convoy to Nova/ cotta, New Brunswick, andQuebee. instead
of the Menu 4A; and the RAINIOW takes convoy tor Spun, Poe-
ttigal, and the Mediterranean. Arrived several Transports from
the Downs.—Wind N.
DEAL. APRIL 26.
Arrived the ship Good Hope from the Isle of Prance, bst front
Morlaix. Sailed the RID sots slay Itf War, With the ships bound
to the Westward. Arrived the Rota.* from a cruise. Admiral
You No hoisted his flag this morning on board the Maatsointvon,
and takes the command of the North Sea fleet. Sir EDWARD
Pial.LtW proceeds to Ae Mediterranean. .