Star.
London, England, 1822-04-03 00:00:00

TRIESTE, MARCH 14.

Letters from Corfu arrived to-day, written, it is
true, by friends of the Greeks, confirm the news of
the defeat of the Turkish fleet. Colocotroni attacked
the Turks who were landed on Cape Poppa, near
Patras, and entirely defeated them. The rest of the
Turkish fleet entered the Gulf of Lepanto, and is
blockaded by the Greeks, who were erecting batteries
on shore to attack the enemy's vessels by sea and
by land.

graciously
with the Ribbon of the Rath.
The Royal Dinner Party ;efterday, jn addition to
his MAJISTY'S immediate sake, included Lord SA DT-
DON, and Mr. and Mro. Vict.tans. The Countess
BATHURST, Lady G. and Lady BA THWIST, Mr. W.
LocKs, and Mr. Ds Roos, joined the • Royal Suite
and guests after dinner, Lord LOIVIIIIR took leave of the Rotas tend,
parted for London yesteiday morning.
. Sir Gamma NATLIM the officiate of Sir ISAAC
Haikau, Garter King at Arms, arrived at the Pavi-
lion at one o'clock yesterday afternoon, but has since
left to return to London.

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THE ARMY.
Yesterday, the left wing of the Ran Indio Company's ware-
house troops, uncle; the command of Captain DIDZI3IIIOI4, were
drilled in the Tuner-ground, Goodman's-Sekls. They consist of
nearly 400 men, and cut quite a military appearance, highly cre-
ditable to those under whose direction they have ees taught
their military exercise. They got much credit yesterday for
their steady and soldier/Ike conduct while under arms.
Friday last, the 10th and.l6tts Regiments, farming the garri-
son at Plymouth, were brigaded on Roborough Down, by Major
General Sir Dean PAC& who was much pleased at their doe
and soldier-like appearance, and the prdision With which they
performed their various manteuvres.

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His Majesty's ship Samovar, from Portsmouth, anchored by
Plymouth bound on Wednesday Wt. The 7114 Regiment, lately
arrived In England, after an absence of 16 yearsand which was
ordered to Plymouth to relieve the 10th, is detained at Cumber-
land Fort, in consequence of an epidemic disorder, which prevails
so extensavely that none of the men are permitted to leave their
barrack.
The Devizes Troop of Yeomanry, under the command of
Captain Locus, assembled for a week's training on the inch ult.
when, to the credit of the troop, only one private was absent,
whose attendance war prevented by serious illness. The troop,
bring lately much increased, newly clothed, and well mounted,
made a most respectable and military appearance:

The Salisbury Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry were assembled
for training, &c. on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The
troop mustered very strong each day, and presented a fine mili-
tary appearance, being new clothed and well mounted.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The General Kyd, Name, which arrived at China previous
to the 30th November,from London and Bengal, was on shore
for some days in the traits of Malacca, but got of with trilling
loss of spars, &c. without any apparent damage. The first
Officer (Mr. MAxwat.i.) was drowned.
The James and Francis, from London to Selby, was driven on
shore near Yarmouth on Sunday. Cargo discharging.
The Bird, Mna.s, of North Shields, was totally Wrecked near
Mundesly, on Sunday morning, and only one man saved.
The Emma, Rassatv, of Sunderland, laden with timber, was
wrecked near Stavanger, on the Ist ult. Crew saved.
• The Plated, Sums, from Leaden to Greenland, puts into
Harwich on Monday, with the loss of an anchor and cable.
The William, Pounce, from Glasgow to Hamburgb, put into
Tonningen on the 24th uh. to discharge part of her cargo, and be
surveyed, having been driven on shore in the Ryder; lost an-
chors and cables, and sustained damage in her sails and rigging.
FAL3IOI/114 Anan. 1.—W42.1 N.—Sailed the Success, LILLI-
Case, for St. John's, New Brunswick.
Pcymousu, Aran. L.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Arethusa,
HONDHAUCIII, from Newcastle to Quebec, with toss of cables in
the Downs; and Colombia, Boum, from London to Mira-
midst, with ditto.
Positemoutn, Aran. 2.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Richard,
Wu.s.tens, from the Downs for Demerara; Thistle, Gime
from ditto for Alicant, with loss of anchor and cable. Sailed
the %Idris, Gaining'', for Barhadoes ; Amelia, &role; for
Bermuda ; and Cincinnatus, Cnaecus, for New York.
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nut, Aran. 2.—Wind N.E.—Caine down from the Riser
last night and this morning, Elizabeth, &Won, for Richebucto ; 1
Stranger, Remus, for Quebec Montmorency, Woon, for ditto ;
Intrinsic, Sums, for Mirarnichi •' Juliana, SMITH, for Quebec;
Roebuck ELRINGHAM, for Cape Coast Castle; Flora Delphine,
Sums, for Quebec ; and Isabella, Paco, for Mitamichi: the
whole have sailed with a fair wind.—Six P.m.—Sailed his Ala-
jest?, ship Narrow, for Chatham.
DARTMOUTH, APRIL I.—Arrived the Blossom, Wittlamsolt,
from London to Pernambuco, with loss of an anchor and cable,
which have been supplied, and the vessel will again proceed on
boa voyage this evening.
CUSTOPI•HOUSE, APRIL 2.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
General Murray, from Antwerp ; Santa Anna, from Rouen ;
James, from Belfast ; and the Marquis Cornwallis, from Havre.
antered Outwards: The Prince of Orange, for Rotterdam;
Tuscan, for Prince Edward's Island; Elizabeth, for Malta;
Five Friends, fur Tenerife;. Lord Exmouth, for Malta; and
Two Sisters, for Eldneur.—Cleared Outwards : The Smyrna,
for St.Thomas's ; Nitre, for Ostend ; Driver, for Pillau ; Charles,
for Valencia; Accord, for Rotten ; Emperor Alexander, for Que-
bec; St. Lawrence, for ditto; Lord Wellington, for ditto; Va-
liant, for Dublin; Anna, .for Quebec; Elizabeth, for ditto;
Rockwood, for Davis' Straits; Industry, Margaret, King George,
and Dundee; for the Greenland Fishery; and Duncomb, tur
Quebec. •
Amman—At Boston, the John, 11`Cameron, from
New York. At Gottenburgb, Anna Maria, Gale, from New-
castle. At Stettin, Gainsborough, Aisthorp, from London. At
Pitlau, Euterpe, entall, from London. At Hamburgh, How-
ard, Perkins, from St. Thomas's. At Cuxhaven, the Diana,
Sprotto, from New York; Unmade, Mire°, ; and Bee, Hud.
son, from London. At Bremen, Armenius, Klein, from the
Havannah. At New York, Yamacrow, Bates, from Liverpool.
In Hampton Roads, Marlborough, Gilpin, from Liverpool.
Dtsvounivioo or Pans- hionay.—lle Grecian, for sundry
small seizures, ou the 22d inst. at the house of Mr. Glover,
Portsmouth, and recalled there.

Yesterday, the Puke of Yonic held a Levee, as
Commander-in-Chief, at his Office, Horse Guards,
which was but thinly attended.

thrones tMe
craned thehe
Sathitxtis4ear
gyp. bd ddwn to the • of
troetedibe Wade near Hove
_ sportsmen ivelse'br Maid Fxbead..isrldge &ay,
and renewed the tither in tha woods situate near St. Loestasd's
Lin and Winnfield
.Plainot.e/hlch place the ik'tr Pasikd "425thei
reihkees of Lord 112 scout* and Scslte Dan* taint 19 the
lift* ttlessrds •Crattbouni, Where he got, inatiNflodior Greet
ParkewWeb be eroisedvAnd cansessva Wloblieldegrexa. down
Ceoper's-hill to the lett of Nahum, where hoeiwsied
ali the Than.,
near Staines, rough the fields and inelidilit *.the lif
Celebriloks This fine deer was taken Aar *lndy eltitil49lllllll
bdf 4 Mile of the plain from whirl be *miff ie tik-vieleddt:
Abby of the Windmr sportstnen pee Op the rhea near White
,I'iaitr,
and returned to Windier, net expecting the gaie
would Crow the Thautel a imund time: The grbund wash; ea.
,ceilitie State for hunting.
TfiS oREAT To Db tuitilit kit* im
!IMP. lIINUTES.
Air inionett account of this extraordinary snatch having ap•
peered in the Papers of yesterday; wO are furnished by one of
the umicirite with the following,. which is the real time in which
It was :=-The Theist mike *as completed I seconds under 3 mi-
mstel ; t ga mile, 5 setoods ander '3 minutes, ishich left Mr:
Memel hohie 3 ntinntei end 13 seconds to do the beat mikt in;
sat be was kept at a .winning .pace, and had full 15 seelide to
ee within a hondreityards albums •oppreitis the.Gisorgepub.
where there ia a sharp turning, tbit bersi.leOlte, ami
was putted up and turned, but the amid was ills great that he
was hemmed isiand lad 12 or 13 Seconds, which lost thirteen:lc
The time was kept by four stopwatelles, and Gentle Mes apt
pointed for the purpose, and when com Pared at Hampton by the
umpires. they did not vary half a second, and the ground was
done in, 9 mkt. 5 sec. .It was stated that Mi. Dm* lost thi
match by 40 seconds, but this was occasioned by a peen into:
rested in the horses !Wm, Who gidldped oB the ground immez
diately with the retort, before the real time was known. He lost
the match bril,speceads, and it was so evident that the horse
could have done It Yorti seconds within the time, but for tint
angle in the road, that Mintiest sold hilts yesteHay morning
for 300 guineas.• to go to Hyland.. . .
hiothing of the sort has ever been attempted or hardly thought
of before, and the-match was trade to thew that the thing was
not impossible. It unfortunately failed by en accident, but there
is no dcubt that on' 'a Straight three mires the horse would have
won easily, and it certainty is the greatest speed on record.

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