Star.
London, England, 1818-05-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Last week detachments of the 62d Regiment, and
of the Royal Artillery, embarked on board the trans-
ports Anne and Barossa, for Halifax. The latter
vessel has sailed for her destination.

The 21st, or Royal Scotch Fuzileers, ate on their
march to take the duty at Portsmouth, instead of the
.51st. The 35th, of which the Duke of RICHMOND
is Colonel, are to be quartered at Brighton.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PENZANCE, MAY 4.
Arrived the Maria, %least., from Stockholm,
with the crew of the Victoria, lately abandoned here.
FALMOUTH. MAY 4.
Wind S.—Arriied 'the- -American brie Nancy,
PACKARD, in 28 days from New York, for orders ;
the Swiftsure packet was lying there when she sailed.
PLYMOUTH, MA Y''S.
Came in the Lady Boringdon, LETHBRIDGE, from
Calcutta, for London—many passengers on-board.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 6.
Wind S. E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship ROSARIO,
from a cruize; the Two Brothers, STAMP, from Cal-
cutta, passed up ; Frederick Danish ship, from Ha-,
vannah, in 57 days, for Copenhagen, all well.—
Sailed the Coldstream, COXWKLL, for India ; and his
Majesty's ship GRECIAN, on a cruize.
DEAL, MAY 6.
Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River the
Heywood, HAnuswonnt, from Bengal ; Kingston,
WATSON, from St. Domingo ; Wadsray, —, from
the Mediterranean ; and several others, names un-
known. Came down (tom the River the Andromeda,
SUGIIRVE, for Jamaica; Porcupine, SCOTT, for Vera
Cruz ; and Anne, Dayaonotron, for Oporto.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 5.
Arrived the Theodosia' JHARPLY, from India
GRAVESEND. MAY 6.
Arrived the Three Sisters, Sajers, from Antwerp; Netherland
Krone Prince, Gilmore, from Worcusn ; Sally, James, from
St. Michaels; Oscar, Pi:zuhon, from Cette; Friendship, Towr-
send, from Westport; Helen, Fryall, from Stettin;
Smith, from Buenos Ayres ; Terena, Lebon, from Hamburgh ;
Fair Ram, Briggs, from Jamaica. Sailed the Neptune, Strap-
slack, for Ostend ; Endeavour, Boyd, for Newry ; and Ruby,
Caughton, for Elsineur.

The QUEEN may be considered to be completely
recovered from her late attack : Her MAszirry had a
ielect Party yesterdarevening.
The PRINCE REGENT and Duke of Suss= hap-
pened to be a:. the same instant at the Queen's Palace,
on Tuesday, inquiring after the health of her MAJterrt.
Yesterday morning, soon after eleven o'clock, the
ilrinse of Hrissit HOMBOURG, in his General's uni-
form, attended by Baron (YNAOHTEX and Count
BELGRADE, left the Queen's Palged. th a royal car-
riage-and-four with out-riders, and proceeded to
Woolwich, where they arrived about half-past twelve
o'clock. Ilis Serene Highness was received tin the
Military Parade by General MACLEOD with a Guard
of Honour, the Band playing " God save the King."
His Serene Highness, after inspecting the troops, who
were drawn out upon the occasion, was conducted
through the Barracks, the Stabling, and the Riding
School, where his Serene Highness inspected the me-
naged horses. From thence he proceeded to the
Barrack-yard, where the troops were drawn out,
mounted in open order, for the inspection of his Serene
Highness, when they went through the Horse Artil-
lery manceuvres. His Serene Highness afterwards
inspected the Rocket Artillery amf the whole of the
Royal Arsenal. His Serene Highness 'eft a little be-
fore five, and arrived at the Queen's Palace at six
o'clock, to dine with her MAJESTY and the Princesses.
Yesterday evening, the infant con of Sir RonEnr
and X..ADY WIGRAM was baptized by the Bishop of
EXETER, at their house in Connaught Place. The
Sponsors were, his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
GENT, his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE,
and her Grace the Duchess Dowager of NawcASTLF...
After the ceremony, a party of distinction partook
of an elegant Dinner, including the Marquis of
HERTFORD, Earl and Countess HAftcouirr, Viscount
and Viscountess BERNARD, the Hon. Mrs. PELHAM
and TREFUSIS, Lord CARLTON, Sir BENJAMIN and
Lady BLOOMFIELD, Slr EDMUND•NAQLE, &C. &C.
Tuesday night a brilliant Ball and Supper was
given by the Duke of DEVONSHIRE, at Devonshire
House. The banquet was sumptuous, and wholly
served on a massive service of plate. The dancing
commenced soon after the hour of two, and concluded
at five in the morning. Among the company was
Field Marshal the Duke of WELLINGTON.

The Officers of the United States Army, who now
receive Brevet emoluments, are only two Brigadier-
Generals, three Colonels, three Majors, fourteen Cap-
tains, and three subalterns—total 27. All the Army
Brevets amount to 72.

More than 1,303 Creek warriors have been mus-
tered into the service of tile United States, and are ac-
tually employed in the expedition against the hostile
Seminole Indi,ms. They are commanded by the
distinguished Chief, Colonel MACIbiTOSII, and are
organized into nineteen companies.
It is stated in a Charlston Paper that Lord Coot-
LANE has been appointed by the Independent States
of South America, Commander of their squadron in
the Pacific Ocean ; that he had written letters accept-
ing the appointment, and is expected shindy w as-
sume the command.

The French General BOYER, whose sentence of
death had been commuted for an imprisonment of
20 years, has obtained a full pardon, it the instance
of the Duke of ANGOL:LEME.