Star.
London, England, 1823-06-24 00:00:00

TilE AII,IIY.

Thursday se'nnight the first division, consisting of four com.
panics of the 93d Highlanders, conunanded by Major Caeca,
marched from Ennisto Hurt, on their route for Mullingar. Co-
lonel Goanow and the head-quarters division have since proceeded
on the same destination. _

The la battalion of the Coldstream Guards, now on duty in
the Tower, will march from that station on the 25th of July to
Paddington, proceed from 'hence by canal boats to Liverpool,
and embark for Ireland, for the purpose of relieving the lit
G.renadier Guards.

The Ist battalion of the Grenadier Guards, now on duty in
Dublin, will, on being relieved by the Ist battalion of the Cold-
stream Guards, return to England the beginning of August.
Friday, the 6th or Inniskillen Dragoons were revkwed on the
Green, at Glasgow; by Lieutenant-General Sir Trios. BIADMRO.

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The r lsth Itemera of Foot are expected shortly to leave
Naas, for Waterford.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following notice has been issued from the Admiralty :
" GINTLZME24—.- In further answer to your Memorial of the 4th
instant, respecting the loss of goods which were shipped on board
the Aurora, condemned at Porto Rico, I am commanded by my
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to acqu..int you, that
)Ir. Secretary CANMING has informed their Lordships that this
case will be referred to the Commission about to be opened in
London for the examination and settlement of claims u2on the
Spanish Government.—l am, Gentlemen, &c.
(Signed) " J. W. CROKER. .
" Messrs. James Ewing and Co. Glasgow."

FALIMUTH, JUNE 22.Vind S.E.—Arrived the Prinfess Eli-
zabeth packet, from the Brazils.- Off the port, the Eleanor,
LAMB, from Born-dean: ; Sarah Christina, Eisuza, from Ja-
maica, out nine week.; and Princess Caarlotte, BEATTY, from
ditto—sailed 23d April. • •
PEvatorrrn,JDNE 22.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived off the port and
landed passengers, the Wiiliam Manning, SMITII, frOM St. Kin's;
also the Emerald, ELLtom seven months from Yen Dientara's
Land and Rio Janeiro—left the latter place on the 4th of April,
the day after the embargo was raised.
• DeAL, June 23.—Wind N.—Arrived this morning and •re-
mains, the Policy, MEEK, from the South Seas. Canie down
from the River and sailed, the Hirmony, WOOOELL, for• 1)e-
Lai.rara ; Symmetry, DAVISON, for ditto; Romulus, CnEwrorto,
for Quebec; and Triumvirate,. Grwing, for Gibraltar; also' and
remains, the Suiran, HAmiLvorr, for Bengal.
SHIELD!, June 22.—His Majesty's cutter SrvEnH, Lieutenant
Gairrow, in going out of harbour with the wind blowing strong
from the N.E. got on shore on the herd Sand, where she has
sustained considerable damage. Iler stores are landing, and she
is expected to be got off. One of the crew kad•his kg broke—
the others are all saved.

GANNET?, ar.d JUNK 20. —Sailed his Majesty's brig tba
Loyal Briton transport, for 11.difax, with the 52d liefimeat on
board.

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Mr COKE'S infant son was christened on Saturday,
at his house in Hanores-square ; the Duke, of Sus-
sex and GLOUCESTER, were sponsors, and Lady- As-
DOVER godmother—"l he Bishop of NORWICH' Fir-
formed the ceremony.
Yesterday, the infant daughter of Air. and Lad,- -
Low:Ls LA NIBTOR was baptized .*t .their, house in
Cleveland-row : 'the Duke of Sussex stond,snonsor,
on which occasion an elegant entertainment was given
to a large party-of distinguished friends.