Star.
London, England, 1824-11-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the 4th (the King's Own), the Stb
( Northumberland), the 9th (East Norfolk), the 21st (Royal North
British Fusileers), the 27th (Enniskillen), the 31th (Sussex), and
the 9341 (Highland) Regiments of Infantry, embarked at the Tile
of Wight on the Bth inst. on board the Duchess of York transport,
for Ilarbadoes.

Detachments belonging to the 33d (:at York West Riding). the
50th (West Kent), the 77th (gait Middlesex), the gist (Argyll-
shire), and the 92d (Highland) Regiments of Foot, embarked at
the Isle of Wight on the 9th instant, oil board the Speke transpott,
for Jamaica. •

NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAL OF THE GENERAL PALMER INDIAMAN:

Isrm or Wintrr, Nov. 21.—Parsed by for the Diver, the General
Palmer, TRUSCOTT, from Madras, August 1 ; Cape of Good Hopei
October 2; St. Helena, October 13. l'assengers, which partly
landed here, are—
Ladies—Mrs. Colonel Frith ; Mrs. Colonel Morley died at the
Gape; Mrs. Wrorghton Mrs. Capt. Gell, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Teed,
Mrs. Vivian, Mist /Delany, Mks Morley.
Colonel Monroe, Madras Service; Captain Ands/sod, Engineers;
Captain James, Madras Service • Mr. Wrotrghton, Civil Service;
lieutenants Brown and Doyle, his Majesty's Dragoons ; Dr.
Tomkinson Madras Service ; lieutenant Gordon ; Mr.' Hay
and Mr. Thomson, of his Majesty's Service.
Children.—Misses Flower, Teed, Kelly; Masters Fitagerald,
Vivian. Thomson.

The General Palmer Is the same ship that arrived in England,
from India, in January last, performing her voyage in tight mouths
and twenty-seven days.
The ship Triton, Caron, left Madras on the 20th of July for
London, and was to have sailed on the 3d from the Cape.
The passenger* by the ships George the Fourth and Muy,whieb
had been wrecked near Lagullos, were waiting an opportunity to
get home.—Our troops at Rangoon were getting very sickly.
The General Palmer landed her mails at Portsmouth.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The following ship from London have arrived at Matlra., viz.
Lord Huogerford, FARQUHAMSOII; Duke of York, CAMP/ILL ;
Lady Melville, Curroan; William Fairlie, Sum ; Duke of Bed-
ford, Camnsonam ; Larkins, WILILY/OM ; William Money, JACK-
sos ; Catherine, MACKINTOSH; and the Henry 'Weller.

Toesday, during a heavy gale from the S.W. a sloop was upset
betwixt lochkeith and Kirkaldy, and all on board perished. It is
not yet known what vessel it was.
FALMOUTH NOT/AL—Wind &W. blowing hard.—Arrived the
Mowing outward-bound vessels, viz—George the Fourth, HAM.
Ltrt; John and Ann, Cares=; Jane, &Lvov 'Thisbe, Cagan;
kitsa, Joustson; Cane Grove, THOMSON ; Miranda, Wiumooita;
Valienja, Knonsau •' branger, untramor j Rhoda, BILLY; Hiram,
st Baow ; and five brigs, names unknown. Arrived the Magnet
packet, from Lisbon—sailed the 7th inst. and the Sandwich packet,
front ditto—sailed 14th ditto. Put back, the Ethelred, Gooovrtn;
and Peter Proctor, Bums: The Kitty and Clara, PADDY, front
Plymouth, bound here, foundered at sea on Saturday.
Pt:moose, Nov. 21.—Wind S. W.—Put in here for shelter,-the
following outward bound—Prince of Saxe Coburg, Taut-arm ;
Nassau, TRIDIATNZ Coo=; Scotia, WCOMIIII • Loyalty,
Gassiest; Flora, Boweat; Gypsey, Dimas ; Mary Elia' 14 GILL.
The only vessels which sailed yesterday that have not put back, are
the Thisbe, Cram; and Percy, Stress. Arrived the Eliza, Ell•
wAsos, from Lisbon; and 'Minerva DAI. from Brest.
POICISMOC7II Nov. 22.—Wind S.W. 14
blowlstghard.—Arrived the
following outward-bound easels Rom the Downs, vie. Lady
Arabella, Remora- Coventry, Moan Percival, Lan:Amos ; Elisa-
beth, Wessex; Remora;
Castle, Pianos; London, HA113.11415; and
the Loyal Briton transport. The Camilla steam-packet, from
Havre, in running into Spitbead last night, ran foul of a ship (sup-
posed to be the Loyal Briton), and has done considerable damage
—the steam-packet has been towed into harbour.
Dtat., Nov. 22.—Wind S.W. blowing strong.—Passed through
for the River, the General Palmer. Tameoir, from Madras-wailed
Ist August. Arrived and remain the Sir Charles M'Carthy,
FRIZNIN from Demerara ; and Four Sisters, Smettatz, from Ales.
andria. Came down from the River, and remain, the Turners,
Lemns, for St. Lucia; Louisa, —, for Trinidad; Nepos,
trader, for Gibraltar; and Bans, Caul, for Grenada. Put
back the Westbrook, Hsu, for Jamaica ; Boyne, Lawsox, for
Madras; Harriet, —, and Martha, Pau., for St. Vincent's.—
rive, ear. Several of the outward bound are now putting back.
lAvaiteolit., Nov. 21.—Arrived the James Scott, from Mann-
ham ; Nelson, Surfs. from Richebuctu; Cumberland, Annum;
from bliramichi ; and the Oscar, Quetta, from Petersburglz
Baeosez (Missy) Nov. la.—Yesterday morning, the sloop
Betsy, of Belfast, Captain Smut, from Belfast to Glasgow, was
unfortunately wrecked at Backwater Foot, on the west side of this
Island. She left Belfast on Tuesday morning, about eight o'clock,
with thirty-four passengers on board, of whom only eleven and one
of the crew were saved ; the Captain and the rest of the crew were
all lost. She came to anchor at Blackwater Foot, in the fore part
of the night, but having lost their beat (the rigging having given
way) they could not make the shore, and their cable parted about
three o'clock in the morning, when she drove against the rocks and
went to pieces. She appears to have been loaded with pork andl
cotton yarn in copes; a great part of the copes have cannon shore.
PENZANCE, Nov. 20.—The Coast, from the Land's End to the'
Mount, was, on Thursday covered with wreck of different descrip-
tions. The stern of a vessel. with Celia. of Stockhohn, on it, is on
shore ne.ir Lamoraacove. Several beams have been taken up—one
24 feet long; also masts, yards, &c. A quantity of loose coffee,
and part of the stern of a vessel, said to be driven on shore at Port-
leven. It is reported that vessel struck on the Rundlestone on
Tuesday night. Several guns were heard, and fears are entertained
that more than our vessel has suffered. _ _ _

Waxman, Nov. 19.—A large ship, supposed to be the Marquis
Wellington, was lost the 16th instant, about twelve miles to. the
northward of this port, and it is feared the crew drowned; part of
the stern, frame, &c. and several spars, have been washed on shore.
lisstanaost,-Nov. 9.—The Sprightly, Norms; and the High.
and Lad, VR:KERMAN, both for London, have put back with da-
mage. The accounts from here continue to be of such a nature as
to lead us to apprehend that sonic of the vessels that sailed on the
2d instant, and have not returned, must be lost.
SHITWIRECK —Thursday morning it blew a very heavy gale, and
at about half past six o'clock die brig Juno, of Jersey, Fut mis
Ls-
nsves master, from Jersey to Glasgow, was driven on shore at
Burling Gap, westward of Beachy Head, and near the station of
Lieutenant Ciatics, ILN. of the Coast Blockade. With great
promptness that Gentleman immediately ordered the lashings to be
taken front the men's hammocks, and to be spliced together, which
being done, the men under his command proceeded towards the
vessel, acrd after several attempts, through a tremendous sea, hel
at length succeeded in getting a line on Ward, by which means the
whitle crew were saved. Soon after this was accomplished, the
vessel remaining whole, Lieutenant Cusses with two of his men,
got on board, unbent her sails, got her topgallant-masts and topmasts
down, and on the tide's ebbing got out two anchors and cables tn.
wards the sea, to prevent the vessel drifting in and dashing against the
cliff, which she would have done had the gale continued. Should
the weather continue moderate, hopes are entertained that the ves-
sel will be got off; the cargo is all saved. and now lies in a perishing
state. The cargo is principally the property of the Captain, and is
not insured: the whole of theihip's stores are saved. This is the
second crew that Lieut. CLAace has saved within 15 mceiths.

The light Hon. GliOnGe CANNING has been proposed
to become an Honorary Member of the Royal Dublin Society, on
account of the interest he was pleased to take, and the satisfactiodhe
expressed at the Establishment in general. when he honoured it by
a visit last September, by JOHN Beam, Esq. M.D. Seeretary,and
seconded by Alderman SMlTH.—ark Paper.
:kir. STRATFORD CANNING. it is said, will depart On
his minion to St. Peteriburgh on Friday next.
Sir B. BLoOhluieLo has signed an arteemrnt with
the Swedish litivirmwm, by which his SI • engages strictly
to forbid Swedish oudiers to freight their ships fur the Slave Trade.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
The Bari aid Countess of Jens—ma:lay litt Aligh Clem barks,
for &wood Park, Wiley on a visit toils* Map& and Marehiesese
of Lansdown.
The Bari and Cortess of Unsaid* and fatally have arrived at
'their seat, Cottesmore, itutiandasire, front Lowther.
The Cottntess of Carearvon has arrived at her house in Lower
Grosvenor-street, front Berks.

The Earl of Darnley arrived yesterday eye :log. at lais house in
Berkeley-square, from his seat Cobham Hall, Kent.
Viscount and Viwountess Downe and family have left town for
their seat, Kowick Hall. Yorkshire.

Emily Marchioness of Londonderry is espened in town to-mor-
row, from Dowager Lady Suffield's seat, in Norfolk.
The Earl of Malmesbary has arrived at the Hon. Mrs. Robin-
son's, in Privy Gardens, from their seat, Htini-eourt, Hants.
Lady Folkestone and the junior part of the family have arrived
in Lower Grosvenor-street, from Longford Castle.
Arrivals at Kirkham 's Hotel,lower Brook...street :—Sir Henry
Lippincott, Bart. from his seat in Gloucestershire ; Charles Hes.
keth, Esq. from Brighton; and George Grey, Esq. from Ozford.
Departures—Anthony Wright, Esq. for his seat, Walton Hall
Court, Yorkshire ; W. Townsbend, Esq. for Warwickshire; and
the Bev. Dr. Tarlton, for Oxford.
Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-place :—Captain
Kelly, for Brighton ; A. Morrie, Esq. for his seat in llama; and
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm, for Norfolk.