Star.
London, England, 1825-10-27 00:00:00

7 HE ARMY.

Forty-seven recruits have joined the Depot of the 'l9th Foot, at
Glasgow, during the same period.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine
of Chester.

Rowland Ryles Egerton Warburton, Esq. to be Deputy Lieute-
nant ; George Cornwall Leib, Esq. to be ditto.

NAVAL LVTELLIG&NCE.

Tint BARON OF RENFREW.

Doves, OCT. SG.--We hear from Calais. that if the weather
emulates favourable, there will be no doubt of saving two-thirds of
the cargo of the Baron of Renfrew.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONET.
The Harlequin, for the Dutch smuggling lugger, De Touveres,
on the 224 of November, at Nu. 74, Fore street, Devonpo:t ; and
recalled there.

GA uorza lannr.—The vessel exhibiting the temporary lig' t
at tke Galloper Shoal parted from her moorings in a gale, on the
morning of the 21st instant; but measures have been taken for
causing the vessel to resume her station with all exptdition.
Rum or Inas- iaturr-liousx.—A light-house has been erected
at the Rhins Point of the Island of Islay, in the county of Argyll,
which will be lighted on Tuesday, the 13th of November next, and
continue to be exhibited every night.
Fatuous..., Ocv. 25.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the Cornubia, Resx-
watt, for Naples.
Pismire'', Ocr. 25.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived from the
Downs, the Dart, for Vial; and the Essex, litraexu., fur Mexico.
Poassmouvu, (k,r. 26.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Emma,
Baurtea, from Guernsey; and Atlas, LAMM. from Stockholm.
The Castle Fo bes, ORD, from the Downs for India, is working up
for St. lichen's, leaky. Went out of harbour, his Majesty's ship
FLY, and Numa transport.
Cowes, Ocx. 26.—Arrived the Kitty, Wooer, from Norfolk
(Virginia), in r 3 days.
DEAL, Ocr. 26.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived and remain, the
Adrian, Gomm., from Calcutta; Camden, Batt, from Hudson's
Bay; and Rival, Wamael, from St. John's (N. 8.) Sailed the
tars, &smut, fur Tobago; and Marshal Bennett, M‘Aavnux, fur
' Honduras. Remains, the George, CLARK, for Calcutta.
berms:en., Ocr. 25.—Wind N. N. W.—Arrived the Shannon,
Quicuntre, from St. Petersburgh, after having been on shore, and
thrown part of her cargo overboard; and the Venus, nouveau.,
from St. I'etersburgh.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 25.
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SHIPS ENTRIIRD INWARDS—The Palladium, St. Petrus, Charlotte,
and Dolphin, from Memel ; Charlotte, from Pillau ;
from Quebec ; Triumph, from Gottenburgh ; Helena, from Ros-
tock; John, from Archangel; Edward, Nancy, and Canada, from
Dantzic ; Elizabeth, from Amsterdam; Active, from Dunkirk;
Inclination, from Bremen; Stratton, from Standgate Creek; and
Waterford, from Waterford.

IiSTRARD Ourwasos—The Charles Taw, for Leghorn; Marquis
Huntley, for Africa; Robert, for Trieste; liarmonia, for Ant.
werp; Simeon, for Hamburgh; Waterfall, for Waterfordijlil-
liam, for Limerick ; Sydney Trader, for Cork; and Herat Ate
Belfast,

It was currently reported at Paris on Saturday last
th t a serious revolt h.td taken place in a regnn.nt
stationed at Barcelona.

The official details of the military operations that
took place previously to the capture of Donabew, have
been received by Government. It appears that t' .e di.
vision under the command of Brigadier Gene' aICOT.
TON suffered the most. D,:nabew, as our Readers
know, was taken on the 2d April, and Sir ARCIIIBALD
CAMPBELL says he has reason to believe BusnooLan
was killed in the attack. Our loss amounte.t, including
Officers and rank and file, to 129 killed, wounded, &c.
The point on which the United States have fixed fer
an establishment in the Mediterranean, is said to be t!.e
Island of Milo—the ancient Melos--situated about 60
mites to the northward of Candia. The harbour is one
of the finest, and largest in the Mediterranean ; the en-
trance is natrow, but within, it expands to a noble bay,
capable of containing the whole British Navy.
The settlement of the Jews, on the banks of the Nia-
gara, is not, we find, a solitary instance of collecting the
scattered tribes. There is now a Jew, of some eminence
in the City, beating up for recruits for the estalish-
ment of a similar Colony in Florida.
The Officers of his Majesty's ship VICTORY, at
Portsmouth, entertained a large party of their friends
on the 21st instant, to commemorate the '‘Oth anniver-
s try of the great and triumphant battle of Trafalgar,
in which their proud ship bore so distinguished a part,
under the flag of. the immortal NELSON. Am• ng the
guests, we noticed, Milior General Sir EDWARD BLAKE-
NEY. K.C.B. Colonel IURIIINS, Royal Manor's; Capts.
JOHN SYMONDS, DICKENSON, and Wm. bY/lONDS, Royal
Navy; Captains MURTON, HARRISON, and LAGAN,
Royal. Marine Artillery; Dr. G. H. JONES, K.N. Dr.
FOOOO, Royal Artillery, &c. The toasts and sentiments

given upon this glorious occasion were admirably se-
lected, and the evening was passed with the greatest
harmony and delight ; the VICTORY'S band, with the
wild minstrelsy of her harper, gave a zest to t 4 ban-
quet, the entire management of which did great et ed t
to the taste and a lilies of Mr. ABRAM Turlt. MIT-
CHELL, the ward-roum butler.

An unfeeling wretch named Jones, a sweep, residing
at Newcastle-under-Lyme, has been sent to ptison for
six months, for brutally ill-treating a lit le boy in his
service, by tying him to a rail, for hours together, feed.
lug him upon bread and water, and bruising and
wounding him in different parts o: his body.
Accounts from St. Ilelelia to the 3J September,
men ion that the Horatio count' y brig, Captain OAK.
LEY, had been blown up there, and every person on board
perished. Captain Oaxi.ey, however, himself, fortu-
nately was on shore at the time, and thus escaped the
dreadful fate of her crew. .
Monday se'nnight, one of the Ringsend fishing
smacks, called the Pheasant, came to anchor in Fresh.
water Bay, on the eastern side of Howth, near Dublin,
doling a dreadful gale from the N.W. She was driven
on shore and completely wrecked. The master, a man,
and a boy, her only crew, were drowned.
Quasasaaany CASES.—The tenants on the estate of
Neidpatb, near Peebles, having received the agreeable intimation
from their law agent that the damages awarded against the exe-
:utors of the late Dukel of (btu/mammy, for the deprivation of
their leases, would be paid to*them in the Tontine Inn of Ilebles,
on Thursday the 28th of October instant, assembled accordingly,
nothing loth; and having banked their long.conteated treasure, gave
a handsome entertainment to their " pilot who weathered the
storm," and to a number of other Gentlemen, friends of the for-
tunate lessees. Mr. ANDERSON, Cramilt, was in the Chair, and
MunaAv, of Craigend, Croupier. A great number of ex si-
lent toasts were given on the occasion, and receive •
demorstrations of applause; and after spending
the greatest hilarity and good humour, the party
eleven o'clock, mach gratified with su agreeable
their long-contested claims.

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