Star.
London, England, 1811-08-08 00:00:00

TICE ARMY.

A considerable number of horse transports have
arrived in Portsmouth Harbour, to embark troops.
The sth Dragoons, now at Chichester, will of course
embark first ; and, should the wini still hold to the
westward, it is not improbable but they will proceed
with the 31 Dragoons.
The Royal Cheshire regiment of Militia are re-
turned to Plymouth garrison, from doing duty over
the prisoners of war at Dartmoor.
The 2d Royal Lancashire have relieved the Ist
Somerset regiment, in. their duty on board the prison
ships at Plymo4h.
Tuesday last the 2d Royal Lancashire Militia em.
barked on board the prison ships in Plymouth hat b
to do duty in the room of the Ist Somerset.
The private letters from officers in the Army in Por-
tugal complain of the unwholesome and tormenting
climate in which they are posted. It is almost impo,..
Bible to describe the effects of the burning heat of the
day followed by the noxious vapours of the night. The
myriads of insects by which they are incessantly as-
sallied are also not merely troublesome but perni.
cions, for they inflame and blister the body to a de-
gret of lever.
The dep6t of the 14th Light Light Dragoons is
on its march for Radipole Barracks, Weymouth ; ISO
horses belonging to this fine regiment, arrived on tl e
sth at Andover, where they are to halt for trur days,
previously to their detaching 40 men and 81 horses
to Portsmouth, for embarkation to Portugal. This
excellent regiment has been better supplied with re-
cruits than any other corps now on service, Besides
the depot of the 14th Dragoons, Radipole Barracks
will also contain that of the 4th Dragooa Guards,
and 16th Light Dragoons.
IThe following Regiments of Irish Militia are under orders for
Great Britain:

Monaghan, C. P. Leslie ; Kerry, James Crosbie ; Meath,
Marquis Headfort ; North Mayo, William Jackson ; South Ditto,
Fleury Browne; Londonderry, Lord Castlereagh; Galway, Lord
Clancarry ; Kilkenny, Lord Ormond; South Cork, Lord Rivers-
dale ; North Ditto, W. H. M. Hodder ; Limerick, Lord Mus-
Kerry ; Ditto City, C. Vereker; Waterford, Marquis Waterford;
Westmeath, Earl of Westmeath; Roscommon, Lord Lorton;
Louth, T. H. Forster; Dublin, George Vesey; Tipperary, W.
Bagwell ; Carlow, D. La Toushe ; Clare, F. N. Burton ; King's
County, H. L. L'Estrange ; Sligo, John Irwin; Leitrim, H. J.
Clements.

GINERAI, ORDERS.—HORSE GUARDS, JULY
At a General Court Martial held at Hastings on
the 21st June, 1811, and continued by adjournments
to the 24th of the same month, Second Lieutenant
and Paymaster TAYLOR, of the Royal Flintshire Re-.
giment of Militia, was arraigned upon the following
Charges, viz.
lat. For over-drawing his Estimates to the amount of .e 412, oe
thereabouts; for em►ezzling and misapplying the Public Money,
and being deficient in the means of satisfying the claims of the
Regiment, on the 25th of °Unica., 18IS, to the amount of
£2OB 16s. 10}d. or thereabeutc; making, with the sum of
£432 above-mentioned, £640 les, 1044. ertbereabeuts, which'
the said Secnnd Lieutenant Taylor Is indebted to the Publie, to
the great injury of military discipline, and contrary to his Ma-
jesty's regulations.
2d. For being absent from the Regiment without leave from the
st of Nov. till the Ist of Dee.itlie, wntrary to his Majestis
regulations, and being a breach of the Articles of War.
Upon which charges the Court came to the fol•
lowing decision :
" The Conn, after duly weighing the evidence given
in support of the charges preferred against Lieutenant
and Paymaster TAYLOR, of the Royal Flintshire Re.
giment of Militia, together with what he has adduced
in his own defence, with regard to the first charge,
are of opinion that the Prisoner is Guilty of misape
plying the public money, and being deficient in the
weans of satisfying the claims of the Regiment on the
25th of October, 1810, and that the said Lieut.T.tyr.ofs
is indebted to the public the sum of 8640 4s. Id. or
thereabouts, to the great injury of military discipline,
and contrary to his Majesty's regulations.

44 With regard to the second charge, the Court are
of opinion that Lieutenant TA YI.OR is Guilty, and upon
the whole do adjudge that he, the said Lieutenant
and Paymaster 1 AYLOR, be dismilsed from the Royal,
Flintshire Regiment of Militia."

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, in the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, has been
pleased to approve and confirm the finding and sen..
tence of the Court. HARRY CALvEat, Adj. Gen,