Star.
London, England, 1823-11-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.•

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(Conv.j
Guntur Rex. •
Whereis we have judged it expedient thit, in future, soldiers
*he shall be discharged Rain our Regular Forces, and shall have
claims to the Out-Pensitiaof our RoyAl.flospital at Chelsea, arising
from service alone, shall, upon rePQrts from the Consinadding O.
eers of the 11re:dents to which they respectively luilong,.consrtned
by the diiicharges of the men, be placid on such Out-Ikrisionel
without their personal appearance before the Commissioners of csur
said Hospital, provided their claims to Pension shall, upon
inveeti-
gatlon, be found correct.
Our will and pleasure is, and *e hereby direct and order, that
from the 24th day cif August, 181"..S, inclusive, the Comesadding
°Seers of our regular Corps of Cavalry and Infantry do, to the
ease,of men discharged under the Circumstances abovemeutianed,
immediately transmit reports upon their cases, accompanied lit
their discharge's id the proper form, to the Commissioners of our
Royitl Hospital at Chelsea ; and we hereby ahthbrise the Commis.
dont}, of our, said Hospital, upon receipt of such reports and .
charges, to dispense with the personal Appearance of the soldiers so
discharged, and to consider their claims to Out-Pension, and to as-
sign to them such rate of liension as their respective services may;
under etisting regulatiods, appear to the said Commitvioners to en-
title them to.

And for so doing this shall be a sufficient warrant, authority, and
direction.
Given at our Court at Cerlton Palace, this 19th day of Augist,
ISO, in the fourth year of our feign.
By his Illajesty 'command,

PALMERSTON:.

NAVAL lATELLIuENCE.

The East India Company's ship Charles Grant, arrived at the
Mauritius the 12th, and sailed again, for China, the 20th of June.
The Itershation, CLAIM, from Liierpool to Quebec, was lost the
14th September, cm Cape St. ETtit—crew saved.
The American ship Puri., Ifosvnrsox, was driven on shore near
Cherbourg, during the late gales—the crew and forty passengers
saved. It is reported that nearly thirty sail of Vessels weie driven
on shore on that part of the French coast.
The Neptune, CLAIM, from pio Janeiro to namburgb, was to-
tally wrecked during the late gales, near Iloscoff—cr.W saved.
The Sandwich, ICING, from Cowrs, hat. arrived at Ito4rofr, with
loss of masts, &c. having been en -shore on the Isle of Bas.

FALMOUTH, Nov. variable.— Arrived the Duke of Kent
packet, from Lisbon in ten days; Liverpool packet, for Smyrna ;
and Gamer, Purrcumtu, from London. Sailed the Mariner,
CHURCHLAND, for Liverpool, with about twelve sail of coasters,
bound round the land.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. s.—Wind W.—Arrived the Shannon, KEN..
DALL, from Lohdon for Batavia, with loss of almost ail her sails,
bulwarks, boats, ancl.crs co! from her bows, four fret water in her
hold, and one man tirowaed; Surprize, LErkvar, from Gibraltar
in sixteen days, under ydaraintlic, with loss of sails; Angirstein,
Thomas, from Rio Janeiro, ont teventy-six days ; and Two Bro-
thers, LAWSON, from Billusa. The cargo of the Pigot, from Bom-
bay, has commenced discharging this day.
Poaysmourn, Nov. 6.—Win I E.S.E..—Arrived the Dart, VACIX,
from Smyrna, with loss of sails, boats, and bulwarks. Sailed the
North Briton, MORRISON, for Cowes.
DEAL, Nov. 6.—Wind S.E. by E. Cam e down from the River, •
the Pomona, Sores; Ann, Nixos ; ,Mary llusaell, Virtuous, Bread-
albane, BAIICRIS ; Rebecca, SIMS ; Elizabeth, Sumacs; Active, of
Arundel; and Norden, Bits KL—Five r. sr. The whole are under
weigh for their differtnt destinations.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOVEMBRR O.
Slurs ENTERED Itrwasits•—The Medway, from Antigua; Nep-
tune, from Quebec ; Trois „Antis, and Vreede, from Antwerp ;
Harriet, from Bi:boa ; Neptune, front Ostend; Liberty, from
l'etersburgh ; Williams, from faro ; New Harmony, from Liu-
rente ; Trusty, from Malaga ; Courier, from Belfast ; Union, from
Waterford; Vroav Elizabeth, front Amsterdam ; and West India
Planter, from Jamaica.
CLIARING Outsysans—The London, for New York; George the
Third, and Volusia, fur Jamaica; Melantho, for La Guyra ; Bed-
ford, for St. Thomas's ; Rockers, for Grenada ; Calypso, for Vera
Cruz; George, for Bourtleaux ; and Jane, for Charleston.

LAIV INTELLIGEACE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVENIBER 6.
IN THE NIATTEit OF THOMAS THUHTELL.

Thomas Thurtell, the brother of John Thurtell, the
party charged as principal in the murder of Mr. Weare,
attended in Court, in the custody of ltutliveu, ;le oakci ,
on a writ of habeas corpus i,,tied that he might be sur-
rendered in discharge of his bail in no lc.s than seven-
teen actions. _ _ _

Mr. Ctti-rry, no behalf of the bail, moved that-he
might he charged with the actions in their discharge.
The CovaT inquired whether the answer of the officer
was endorsed on the writ ? and finding it was not yet
endorsed, refused to entertain the niotio3 tiii this form
had been observed, but signified that it might be re-
newed after %% arils.