Star.
London, England, 1830-01-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 62d Regiment, now at Limerick, is to proceed to Madras
In the spring of the present year, to relieve the nth, which is to
return to Europe.
The 57th Regiment will proceed from New South Wales to
Madras, on the arrival from England of the head-quarters of the
17th, which may be expected to take place about the latter end of
nest year. The 241 battalion of the Ist Foot will then return to
Europe.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ka= ALUM Tim Dory—Dstillo I—Waterford I--Fraore 2.

The Nymph, Aitkenbead, from Newry. was on shore near
Beaumaris on Sunday night.
The Zealous, of Sunderland, was so than at the back of Yar-
mouth Pier yesterday.
The Request, Davison, was on more en FUey Marne on Moo.
day, and it was feared would be wrecked. •
The City of Edinburgh steamer, from Leith to London, put into
Bridlington on Sunday, with lose of boats, bulwarks, Ike. -
Dui, JAN. 12.—Wind E.N.R. to N.B. by B.—Arrived the
Kent, Aeock, from the South Seas.

PORTIMOUTM JAIL IL—Wind B. to No—Arrived the Arrego,
—, from London for Valparaiso. Arrived the Florida, Weston,
from Boston.
?armours. Jam. 11.—Wind the Lady Welling-
ton packet, for Jamaica and Carthame.
Cam. Jam. IL—Arrived the Aurora, Harris, from Habig&
JAN. W.—Arrived the Nimrod, from Buenos Ayres.
Jae. IL—Arrived the New Felix, Seakey, from Ma'am!,
and Hope, Nicholls, from Havre.
Ewes; Jew. 10.—Arrived the It. Patrick, Digby, from De-
MUM.

114usoare, Jam 12.—The Four Brothers, Webb. from London
to Yarmouth, has been towed in here from neer the Galloper, dia.
masted, and with loss of rudder, sachem he. •
Dorn, Jas. 12.—A schooner 60111 Lisbon is en the Bar, but
it is expected will be got la neat Wm
Yosurarrx, Jas. 11.—. The plead; erelhouse. A eintaldatable
quantity of butter and crown paper has besii Wished on shore on
(Lister Beach. It is feared some trader has been wrecked in the
night.

Asuman, JaN.ll.—Dering lam night it, blew a oonal:zrbse:
thane from N. by E. to N.N.W. with Mgt snow
Two, rN. The gale still continues.
Ciro& JAn.ll.—Arrived the Cmill, Nixon, from New Tod,
and Jane, Cocks, from Alezandria.

Laizascz, JAIL 9.—The Ann, of ScarborooV•
Fowler, from
Quebec, is under seizure by the Coast (hard at lath, oa mis-
pkion of baying had smuggled tobacco.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAN D came to
town yesterday morning from their residence at Kew.
Teir Royal Highnesses left town in the afternoon on
their return to Kew. •
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon, at
the Foreign Office, Downing-street, which was attended
by the Lord CHANCELLOR, the Duke of WELLING-
TON, Earls ROSSLYN and Antal:mew; Viscount MEL-
VILLE, Lord ELLEN BOROUGH, Mr. Secretary PRIM, Sir
GEORGE MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QUER, and Mr. HERRIZS.
_ _

The Ministers assembled at half-past two o'clock, and
continued in deliberation till a quarter past four.
The American Minister had a long conference with
the Duke of WELLIS OTON yesterday at the Treasury.,
Despatches were set of retain, evening, from the
Foreign office, for Lord &Timm DE ROTHIAE, our
Ambassador at Paris:

Prince Li Ev E entertained a distinguished party to
dinner yesterday, at Ashburnham House; Pover-street.
Prince LEOPOnD, we understand, has refused the
sovereignty of Greece, distrusting, perhaps, his ability to
govern the somewhat wayward children of Izon Ines,
and being little tempted by the ambition, to fill &Throne.
Notwithstanding all that has been said anti sung of the
delightful climate of Greece, his Serene Highness has
probably judged wisely, as far as his own happineas was
concerned, in leaving to others the regeneration of the
Hellenians, and giving a preference to a life passed ip this
country—Morning Chronicle. •
There is little doubt that Mr. Vgazir Frisoza.ou)
will retire from the Board of Trade. His retirement is
not owing to any political cause. The Right Hononr-
able Gentleman is afflicted with a tendejse of blood to-
wards the head, which affords little hope if his being able*
to apply to business for ions time.
Mr. THOMAS CAMPBELL is • te publish • bio-
graphy of the late lamented P t of the Royal Aca-
teimy, Sir THOMAS 1.411/111INCIL The periional intimacy
tween the poet and the artist gives Mr. CAMPBELL
great advantages in the execution of the work, for which
his taste and ability in other respect' s° well qualify him.
We are given to understand that Sir Jas. BURZOTION
resigned his place, as one of the Judges of the Common
Pleas, upon the sth inst.—certainly not an hour too soon.
At Pontarlier the thermometer fell to 18 degrees, at
Bourg to 17. and at Pau it continues at 14.. Die Garonne
is frog= in so solid a manner as to be pemed on foot and
.
on horseback. ,

The Emperor of Russia bas given his sanction to the
establishimmt. of a feint-stock Company for', the manu-
facture of raga: from best-root.
The mirage of the expert of put wine to des Wish
market alums is 25,000 pips@ ; in 1828 it siaouldad to
‘26,000.: The a_zporatios so all eilkor etamirisa wise
fropl 10,00010 14060)ilps. :