Star.
London, England, 1821-06-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Thursday next, three companies of the 85th Regiment, under i
Major DE Barns, will marck into Pot tsmot.th from Brighton,
and embark in the Success transport, Lieutenant S. Sri-Nei/a,
for the lonian Islands. The remainder of the Regiment will
follow, and embark in the Loyal Briton. Plot, and B"idd't
transports, which are daily expected front Deptford.
The force in the Mediterranean is to consist of eight itegi-
ments (which is an increase of two Regiments there), VIZ. btil,
18th. 28th, 32d, 56th, 51st, 85th, and 90th.
Wednesday, the Defence, Brilliant, London. and Christian 1,
transports (under the agency of Lieutenants Anti,: i.w,ParrctiAr.o,
1114Dostm.n, anti .IntiEiNs), arrived at Portsmouth front Malta.
with the 10th Regiment of Foot and detachments of the 28th,
32d, and 36th Regiments, and Royale Artillery. 'Die 10th Regi-
ment will remain in the garrison for the present. The 64th
Regiment have matched for Brighton.
The 52d Regiment commenced their march from Ilull on
Monday, for Ireland. Two companiei of the 6th, from Le:ds,
embarked at Hull on the 30th ult. for St. Helena ; the rest of
.the Gth Regiment will do duty at Hull till the arrival there of
the 7th Fusileers.

Tke Fanny, to embark detachments for the Mediterranean,
and the Brunswick, to embark troops for Quebec, arrived at
Cowes on Saturday.
The Defence transport, on her passage from Cork to Malta,
with part of the 18th Regiment on board, was struck by light-
ning, and nine people, who were on deck, were thrown down
by the shock, two of them were killed, one died shortly after.
wards, and two were left at the Malta Hospital in a danger-
ous state. .

Friday se'nnight, Major-General Sir J. Etter, K.C.B.arrivzd
in Limerick, and next day the Brigade of Royal Artillery, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Drsaiusav ; the 6tk Carbincers, Major Can-
micurixt ; and the 79th (or Cameron Highlanders), Lieutenant-
Colonel DOUGLAS, underwent their half-yearly inspection.
Wednesday, the 4th Dragoon Guards, stationed in Piershill
Barracks, were reviewed on Portobello Sandi, near Edinburgh,
by his Excellency Sir THOMAS Baanroeu, Commander of the
Forces, in presence of a number of spectators.
The expense of the dress of an Officer of the Lancers, including
the horse accoutrements, exceeds £4;0! . .

The streets of York, during the past week, have throughout
exhibited quite a military appearance. On Tuesday, Wednes-
day, and Thursday, three divisions of the gallant 52d Regiment
of Foot, conimanded by Colony Sir Joint COLBORNE, marched
there from hull, on-their route fur Ireland. A division of the
6th Regiment of FOot, that had been stationed at Halifax, also
arrived there on Wednesday morning, and another division en-
tered on Thursday morning, on their route for Hull. Having
the 2d West York Militia also stationed in the city, and the 15th
Regiment of Hussars now occupying th,se barracks, the accoutre-
ments of war presented themselves to the eye at every turn, and
a military aspect pervaded every quarter.
Tuesday morning, the soldiers of the 4th regiment of Dragoons,
anxious to testify their affection for their late Colonel ( I lUGONIN),
who has retired front the army, drew his carriage decorated with
laurel, on the box of which the Colonel was seated, through
Canterbury in triumph, preceded by the Regimental Band and
a flag with the inscription " Col. HUGON/N, 4th Dragoons, Hero
of Toulouse ;" a mark of respect equally honourable to the feel-
ings of the men and expressive of the high character of the
Officer, who had been in the regiment nearly 24 years, and was
justly endeared to all his companions in arms. On reaching
St. Dunstan's the Colonel descended from the carriage, and
cordially and affectionately shook hands with every one of his
old companions, a scene which drew forth the finest sensibilities
of human nature.
Commission in the II North Gloucester Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County and County and City of
Gloucester, and of the County and City of Bristol.
Walter Paul, Esq. to be Major, vice the Honourable Thomas
Cocks, resigned.
Commission in the East Battalion of Dorsetsbire Local Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorset.
Edward Berkeley Portman, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Ro-
bert Lewis deceased.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Southampton.
North Hants Yeomanry Cavalry—John Irving Moss, Esq. to
be Adjutant.
South hints Yeomanry Cavalry—John Fleming, Esq. to be
Captain.
Fordingbridge Yeomanry Cavalry—Andrew Hay, Esq. to be
Captain.
Commissions in the Corps of Coquotdale Rangers Yeomanry
Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland.
.Ca faun Adam Atkinson to be Major-Commandant; William
"11 Lynn Smart, Esq. to be Captain, vice Atkinson, promoted ;
Henry CoUingwood, Esq. to be ditto ; George Hughes Prin-
• gle, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Smart, promoted; William
Tewart, Gent. to be Cornet.
Commissions in the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.
Cornet George Carter to be Lieutenant ; Osborn Snoulten,Gent.
to be Cornet, vice Carter, promoted.
Ara, Jura 7.—Saturday last, the 4th. Royal Veteran Batta-
lion, upwards of 1,000 strong, were disembodied in Ayr Bar-
rack, when, after chairing their Officers round the square, and
taking a farewell sup of the Scotch whiskey (which was in many
cases" though last not least,") several hundreds of the privates
embarked for England on board the Rob Roy steam-boat, the
brig Ilawarden Castle, and a sloop.

Yesterday, the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG performed
Divine Service to the KING and his Household at
the Palace.
Yesterday. the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine
Service at the Chapel Royal.
Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Ser-
vice at the German Chapel, and heard a Sermon by
the Rev. Dr. Kw'ER.
The Duke of YORK was, it seems, one of the most
fortunate betters at the late Epsom Meeting, his
Royal Highness having netted at least six thousand
pounds on the turf.
The transports recently arrived with troops from
Malta, which they left on the 28th of April, have
brought the following intelligence:
" Seven thousand women and children, belonging to the In-
surgent Greeks of the Mores, had arrived at Zante. Troops
had Leen scot from Corfu, to form a cordon across the island.—
Treasure, the property of SEEM PACHA, to a great amount, had
been sent to Malta, en board his Majesty's ship SCOUT, Captain
IlAsssors;, from Santa Maura, where it had been lodged by the
Pacha when Governor of Previsa ; which treasure, in case of the
demise of the Paella and his children (now prisoners in Lower
Asia), is willed to Major-General Sir FRED. ADAM, K.C. IL
" The flag-ship of Sir GRAHAM Mooast was daily expected at
Malta from Naples. Tile RACEHORSI had sailed fur Smyrna."

The subjoined extracts of letters from Chili and
Jamaica contain the latest accounts which have
reached us, relative to the state of affairs in Peru :
" SANTIAGO DE CHILI FEZEUARY 13.
" Since my last we have had several arrivals from
Peru, and the information is of the most agreeable
description. Success, uninterrupted by one single
reverse, has hitherto accompanied every operation of
San Martin ; all his forces had united, and were within
seven leagues of Lima, which, from want of provi-
sions, and the desertions from the Viceroy's forces,
was supposed unable to hold out long. Every pro-
vince to the north of Lima, as far as Guyaquil, had
risen, and the provinces of Mica and Arequipa were
kept down only by the vicinity of the Army of Upper
Pent. The Vice-King is in hot water with every
body. The old Spaniards of property and Godos are
at war with him, for not acceding to General San
Martin's terms from Pisco, by his Deputies at Mina-
flutes. Ilis correspondence with the General within
the last week or two shews that he is at a low ebb.
Ile has quarrelled with General La Serna, and has
dismissed his First Councillor. His best friends com-
plain bitterly. The Archbishop disapproves of his
conduct, and joins the general clamour. Those still
attached to King Ferdinand arc anxious to make the
best terms before their property is entirely lost."