Star.
London, England, 1824-03-03 00:00:00

THE MIMI%

The Duke of YORK, as Commane.:r in-Chief, held a Lever yes-
terday, at his Offices in the Horse Guards. which was attended by
Lieutenant-General f7aoszte, Lieutenant-General Iloncsos,
General 111:7CHINSON, Major-General CONRAN, Major-General Sir
Join: DAIAVMPLK, Major-General SWINTON, Major-General Mua-
KAY, Lord Citveciiit.r., Lord tltrroass, lord GRANTHAM, and be-
tween twenty and thirty. oth-rs,
Major-General CACIIC JOHN HALL will have the 99th Regiment,
now about to be raised.

Detachments of the 1 fith and 45th Regiments have embarked at
the Depot, Albany lierracks, to join their Regiments hi Ceylon.
Major-General Sir fikotine tlujutAy, G.C.B. and G.C.11. Go-
vernor of the Royal Military College, is to succeed Lord lir.Rts-
roan (resigned), as Lit-uirtiuut-Gri.vr4l of the Oidnetice.
Sir IluviAßD DovuLA. i. Spoken ores likely to succeed Sir Gwent
Alvaiutv, in the Governorship MI the Royal ;Military College.
The appointments to the thr-e new Regiments will be Gazetted
in about a week, it it :petted.
The 72d Regiment is ordered from Guernsey to Plymouth.
Monday, 240 of the East India Company's troops left Brompton
barracks for Graveseml, for embarkation. The same day, about
9.5() invalids left nut Pitt for Chelsea, in order to pass the Board.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Pala-
tine of Lanca.ter.

Furness Troop of Yeomanry Cav-lry— William Fell, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; Fell, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant ; Wil-

Liam Town, Gent. to he Elmo; William Town, Gent. to be Cor-
net; Edward Stanley Richmond Gale Uraddyll,Gent. to be ditto.
Liverpool Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry—William Wilson, Gent. to
be Cornet.
Wigan Light Horse Voluntcets--John Lord, Cent. to be Cornet.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Decouverte, liar th-stroying a French schooner on the 7th
of February, 1808, on the 18th iie.tant, at No. 22, Arundel-stteet,
Strand, where the recalls Will be tuade.
Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the Fast India House,
and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships; vit.—Marquis
Camdt.n, Captain Laiteist, for Hombiy, and China; and the Lady
Melville, Captain Ccieroan, for Madras and China.
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I.llorTil, MARCH I.—Wind N.K.W.—Sailed the following
vessels for London ; viz.—Lucretia, Dimond, Prosperous, Gal-
lant Briton, Meares., Srrah, Smales, and Rosins.
Pm MOUTH, . 'A NCH I. Wind N. W.—Off the port, the Lincoln,
f.tucm.si, from New Ork.ins; and Blucher, Prim', from Port-au-
Prince.

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PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2.—Wind N.—Sailed the Fanny And In.
dian Trader transports, fur Cork ; and William Money, Jamas:,
for Madras, &c.
MEAL. MARCH 2. -L Wind N.W. Artivcd the Janet, Wviur,
from Gibraltar—sailed Stil February, bore up for Dover Roads. Came
down from the River and remain, the Sisters, humor, for Naples;
Henry and Sarah, Baitriarrr, for Pernambuco; Catherine, FLAGG,
for Gibraltar; and Nile, IltArrst, for Berbicts

Liviisroot., MARCH i.—Arched the FartA, Woonw,►an, from
Charleston—sailed 27th January ; Commerce, CARD, from St. An-
drew's, New Brunswick; Alexander, Taerissam, from Patersisurgh.
axiom', MARCH 2.—lt blew a heavy gale last night from
N. W. to N. and still blows hard.—The Waterloo, COPLRY, from
Selby, was driven on Caister beach this morning, and it is feared
hill be wrecked ; the cargo is washing out—crew saved.
Hsswicii, Masco 2.—lt has blown very heavy all day from
N.N.I. with squalls ut snow. Several teasels have put in for shelter,
CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAIICH2.
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SNITS ENTRRED INWA RDS—The Britannia, and Thomas and Mary,
Vont Damburgh ; Vret:de, front Ostend •' Alliance, from Gotten-
burgh; Soebkmisten, from Christiana; Vertumnus, from Hull;
Amelia, from Menwl.; Providentia, and Bernsdorf, from Schien;
Sprightly, from Montevideo; Dorchester, from Cork ; Jonge Hen-
&ilia, front Antwerp ; Vrow Anna,, front Amsterdam ; James and
Ann, and Speedwell, from Stanwate Creek ; Pari3, from Peters-
burgh ; Lottery, from Dunkirk ; and Maxwell, from Belfast.
ENTER RD OUTWARDS—The Kitty, fpr Petersburgh ; Concoid, for
Rloineur ; Mora, Rimer, and Rotterdam, for Rotterdam ; Hebe,
for Teneriffe; Margery, for Montreal; Union. for ltiga ; Traveller,
for Quebec; John, fur Jamaica; Ocean, for Limerick ; and Joseph,
for Waterford.

CLEAzro Ouvvvikans— The Eleanor, for the Cape of Good Hope;
George, for Cadiz ; Syrene, for Calais; Joseph, for Batavia;
Orestes, lot Leghorn; Trim, for St. John's ; Bastion, and Rover,
for Rotterdam; Belina, for Demerara; Henry Stanhope, for St.
Michael's ; General Palmer, and Larkins, for Aladras ; and Wilding,
for Honduras.

There was a rumour yesterday that a great house in
the City was negotiating for a new Spanish Loan, on
the basis, that the Spanish Government shall take the
old bonds in part payment at a certain price.
The metropolis was visited this morning, at a quarter
past nine, with a heavy storm of rain and hail. A boat, in which
were two men and a woman, returning from a Dutch eel-boat,
lying off Billingsgate, was upset by a sudden gust of wind ; bit,
fortunately, the people were all saved.
Yesterday an Inquest was held before J. W. UNwIN,
Esq. on the body of James Partridge, who, it appeared
by the evidence, came by his death in consequence of a
severe fall he had while fighting with a -man of the
name of Graves, at a public-house in Golden-lane.
The deceased was intoxicated at the time, and be-
hayed very insultingly to the company. It was proved
that he gave the first blow ; but the Surgeon who
examined the body being clearly of opinion that his
death was occasioned by his being knocked down, the
Jury returned a verdict of "Nanslaughter." The in-
jury was inflicted on Sunday se'nnight, and he died on
Friday last. .
SUCCESS AT HAZARD AND Co.'s.—Both the Twenty
Thousand Pound Prints drawn the First Day of the
present Lottery, were Sold in Shares by HAZARD and
Co, and their Agents. The Second Day of Drawing
will be the 17th of March, When Two More Twenty
Thousands will be drawn in the. First Five Minutes;
the Wheel contains Five Prizes of Twenty Thousand,
and many other Capitals. Tickets and Shares are selling
by HAZARD and Co. at their Old Established and For-
tunate Offices, Royal Exchange-gate,-26, Corr.hill ; anti
324, Oxford-street, end of Regeut-strect ; and by thei'
Agents in all the principal Country Towns.

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