Star.
London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Friday, the Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry were
reviewed on Porto Bello Sands, near Edinburgh.
Thursday morning a squadron of the 10th Hussars
marched from Piershill Barracks for Perth, where t
is to be stationed.
Saturday, the 63d Regiment, just landed from t!'e
West Indies, marched into Winchester garrison from
Gosport, where they will remain till further orders.
Captain ADYE'S company of the Royal Artillery
arrived at the Motherbank in a transport, on Friday,
from Malta, where they remain under quarantine.
Captain SCRIVEN and two Lieutenants of the same
company are also come home.

The following is a List of British Officers employed
(under his Majesty's Licence) in the service of any
foreign State; distinguishing their respective ranks,
and the States by whom respectively employed :

IN TILE SERVICE OF PORTUGAL.
GniznAL--Lord Beresford.
Ltrwrausx-Cot.ovms--Sir John Wilson, Sir Archibald (mp.
bell, Sir John Buchan, Sir Maxwell Grant, Sir William Coa,
Sir Charles Sutton, Sir John Campbell, Gustavus Browne Si;
George Elder, Michael AlTreagh, Sir Henry Wauon, Richard
Armstrong, Chas. Ashworth, Sir Henry Pyn, and D. M'NdlL

Manias—Alexander Anderson, Sir Robert John Harvey,
Kenneth Snodgrass, Isaac Henry Hewett, _George Wm. Paty,
`John Prior, Thomas St. Clair, Peter Adamson, Jahn Amok.
'fry= O'Toole, Sir 1). St. Leger Hill, Sir E. K. Windlass, G. H.
Zubleze, Sir Nicholas Trant, John Macdonald, Betjamin Sulli-
van, Caitlin; Mathew Clunchy, John Rolt, and Ralph Olney.

Carrints—Edward Knight, William Charters, Sir Frrde-
rick Watson, Benjamin Orlando Jones, Thomas O'Neill Eil-.
ward Braekenbury, Tbomaz Eeacoke, Robt. Ray, J. P. Maher.
James Johnstone, Thomas Cox, William Gordon, William Ca-
ter, & V. Deriny, Charles MaximiWarn, Thomas Western, Ro-
bert Macintosh, Walter O'Hara, C. C. Mitchell. John William
Head Heydays, Thomas Smith, llogh Hay Rose, Samuel Haw-
kins, Hugk Linsley, George Henry, Edward Murphy, Robert
Haddock, William de Linstow, Charles John Fitzgerald, George
Lennon Graham Henry, Augustus beDosald, Redolph &wa-
ger, William Dobbin, Nicholas Colthurst, Thomas Robert
Shervinton, Sir Frederick Armstrong, Thomas Potter, John
Pigott, George Edward Quenton, John Moore Foley, James
Dridwell, Thomas Bonbury, John Sutherkand, David Sheik
Richard Daniell, William Henry Thornton, Alexander lb&
gregor, James Robinson, John Murray Brown, Wm. Gores.
Charles Joseph de Franciosi, Charles Valentine Htm,Jsiq
Newman, John M'Phail, A. Philip de Burgh, Archib R
Ensuns—John Heron.
DKNITY INSFICTOT OF lipseiviktv--Augustus West.
STAFF SOTOZONs--Willianl Wynn, Frederick Jcbb, Joh*
Clark, and Barry.

IN THE SF.R*ICE OF SPAIN.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Philip Keating Roche.
Captain Sir John Clarke.
Assistant Commissary-General SO John Downie.
IN THE SERVICE OF TSUI IEXTMERLANDE
Lieutenant James Hoiel.
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IN THE SERVICE OF Nt.FLES,
Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Church.

The Lords of the Treasury have been pleased to
order the chief Officers of the several preventive sta-
tions belonging to the Customs, all along the coast,
to take charge of the apparatus for saving ship-
wrecked mariners.

The London, Janus, Borodina, and Loyal Briton.
transports, under the agency of Lieut. I'. Srxwma,
R. N. arrived on Sunday se'nnight at Portsmouth.
rrorn Batbadoes, with the 63d Regiment. Some of
the troops having died during the passage (which ss as
a very tedious one, nearly eight weeks), the transports
were placed under quarantine at the Motherbank
until Tuesday, when they received pratique, and
went into harbour. Rear-Admiral DONALD CAW-
BELL, in the Salisbury, Captain WILBOW, was left at
Barbadoes. The Euryalus, Captain Hosirissow, at
Sr. Thomas's ; and the Fly, Captain ToraitiusoN. at
Antigua. The Raleigh, Captain BausioAßDT, had
sailed for La Guira, to take on board specie. The
squadron, as well as the several islands; were gene-
rally healthy. LieutenantWugAmev, of the Raleigh,
came home in the London transport, invalided. Slr.
M'Moony, of the Salisbury, was appointed to the
Raleigh in his room. The Regiment landed at Go.-
port on Friday and Saturday, and proceeded toWin-
chester, where they are to remain till further or-stets.
Thursday last the ship Cossack arrived at Grave-
send, with 110 passengers, bound for New York.—
On their arrival they proceeded to the Alien Office,
for the purpose of entering their names ; forty-6%e
got into one boat to return to the ship, when through
some mismanagement, the boat ran foul of the
hawser, which caused it to upset, and all were pre-
cipitated into the water, but owing to the exertions
of the Gravesend people, they were saved from a wa-
tery grave, with the exception of one, whO was un-
fortunately drowned.