Star.
London, England, 1823-09-16 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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REMAINS OF THE EARL OF HOPETOUN. • ,
The remains of the late Earl of Horstonx, 0.C.8. and Colonel
of the 4ed Regiment, are to be brought front Paris to this country.
An Admiralty yacht has been ordered to sail forthwith to the
coast of France, to receive on board, with an due honours, the re-
mains of that gallant Max, in order to their being conveyed to,
and interred in, the family vault in Scotland. '
This tribute of respect is justly due to the memory of that brave
and meritorious Othcer. It may be truly said of him, el that his
memory will be recorded in the annals 91 his country, will be sacred
to every British soldier, and embalm in the recollection of a
grateful posterity."
NAVAL liELLIGENCE.

The Mature, Canrrocoan, front lodia, is reported to have put
into Brest.
Fatmorrn, Sam 14.—Wind S.—Arrived the Duke of Keet
packet, from Lisbon In seventeen days; and Antes, Baowo, from
New Orleans.
Poarsatourn, SIM 15.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Dammam, from the East Indies; having touched at the island
of Ascension, is put under quarantine : also arrived the Triton,
Warms, from Stockholm.
DIAL, Sore. 15.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Renewal.. Camtaarr, from Barbadoes; Downs Castle,
from Charente ; also and remains, the Charles, Moats, from Tobago
Came down from the River
.and sailed, the Mountaineer, Cr.aait,
for Bourdeaux ; Glasgow, Tarton, for Teneriffe ; and Mary, TODD,
for Quebec. Arrived off Dover, the Echo, RUTLADD, from Jamaica.
RAM/GATE, SIM 15.—Arrived the Duerr' HANSON, from Drat.
theim to Bourdeaux, with her bows stove In, and other damage, hav-
ing been ran foul of in the Channel; and the John Guise, Ms Fes,
from Christians to Newry, having been on shore on the Kentish
Knock.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 13.
Slurs Emu= s's—
lowa'The Twee Gebroeders from Rouen ;
Sisters, from Stangsto Creek ; Poi Heroes,
and 'William, from
Calais ; Mentor and Baltic Merchant, from Petersburgh ; Susan,
from Trieste ; Unity, from Riga ; Cygnet, from Archangel ; Cle-
mentine, from Dantric ; Vrow Haasje, from Rotterdam; Spes
Nova and Fortuna, from Christians; Crown Prince, from Dram;
and Telegraph, from Havre.
• Remain Ourwasusa—The New Albion, for Malta ; Henry, for
Demerara; Liana, for Palau; Sarah, for Jamaica; St. George,
for Grenada; Ant, for liamburgh ; and St. Elias, for Stettin.
CaLitaatirti Otrrwaans--The Reliance and Thetis, for Hamburgh ;
/sae, for Oporto ; Caledonia, for Stettin ; and Elisabeth, for Quebec.
Aaarcoo—At Gibraltar, the Kemp, Williams, from Savannah.
At Surinam, Swift, Herbert, from Amsterdam. At Elamburgb,,
Fortuna, Hoop ; and Pelican, Maned,- from Itio Janeirq ; Coral,
Hooper, from Charleston ; and the Neptunus, Felix, from Lisbon. I
At Bremen, General Jackson, ---, from Nantucket. At Lima,
Indian, Morris, from Buenos Ayres. At Dublin, Young Husland,
---7, from Antigua ; Hannah, sullen, from Barbadoes ; Richard
and 'Ann Way; Happy Request -- - and Two Sisters, Dyer,
from London ;alai) the Hope, Fouler, from Rotterdam. At Peters-
burgh; Jug, asrl,Nfrom London. At Mau, Eliza, fey. from
London. At Southampton, Ajax, Armstrong, from Quebec. At
Bristol, Margaret, Boyle, from Demerara; Providencia, from Ant-
* *iv; and Lord Collingwooti, from Miramichi. At Liverpool,
WlRiant Wilberforce, from St. Andrew's (N. B.)
•. LIST INDIA INTELLIGENCE. •
The David Scott,
.Captain Burman, from India, has arrived off
Portsmouth; sailed from rkngal the 1 Sth March, Madras the 6th
April, Cape of Good Hope the eci July, and St. Helena the 21st of
Ildy. The idlers and list of passengers have not yet reached
.. c.
lietward-boorml ships expected to sail this4eek, vix.—The City
Bd'inburgh, Wtsmass, for Bengal, on Wednesday, from G
end ; the Hope, KIOLMACK for the Cape and Van Dierpan's Land,
on Thursday, from the Downs ; the gorges, Foal), for Madras arid
Bengal, on Saturday next, from Portsmouth; the George the Fourth,
Pcussico, for the Mauritius, on Saturday, from Gravesend-
/
On Thursday, Mr. BROUGHAM and Mr. DENMAN. im-
mediately upon their arrival, waited upon the LORD PRO
--
Bost, accompanied by Mr. MIGRIGOR and Mr. GIBSON
Cliata. of Riccarton. Yesterday forenoon the LORD
PBOVOZT returned the visit. We learn with satisfaction
that the two strangers have expressed the highest satis-
faction arthe civility and attention shewn to them by out
worthy Chief Magistrate.—Wasgow Paper.
...This morning, at seven o'clock, a very alarming fire
broke out in the house of Mr. MALL, in Sovereign-street,
Claraitgbpterrace, Edgware-road, which raged with
Plat turf..*l threatened destrittion to the neighbour-
.
retn.qies• hit by the timely arvisgof the, engines and
ii, was got under without extending beyond the
house Where it ceintnenced, aria tlie. interior of *Wile!) it.
.entrl* destroyed; . • ..: .•.. • ". -
~ uungtbe.thtiader storm Tettepdn inallingsa .74try
big. , poplar 'Atte. • itanding 14. Die ro4o,.ii.de -14trfNlitO.
relgrave-444e, Piallice o. sonk, strqck Omit Ilte .cent
4it by, liilitivug, which cosisplefely; tore gir Abet bikg.
. . .
?,tid reout.nearly.,two ioches-in depth. to the bottqptil
A canal, about, y opwaids of 150 met), A tae
employed. has been c.-tmMeticed from the river.,
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to Pinillio, tetininating.;twklx, a )-.lain at ..161:,..ni _ ,
bri,4ze, Lit_PO Chdseas. Icor ,the receptiou.ofbatgeS, rail,
dic.. Tki qd -biidge - to.he i ern‘ved,. ad a handsome
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