Star.
London, England, 1823-07-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY... .

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A detachment of the 3d battalion of the Ist Regiment of
Guards left the King's Mews this morning early, to take the
duty of the Ist battalion of the Coldstreams, who quitted the
Tower for Ireland. The remainder of the 3d battalion arrived
at the Tower with baggage, Ece. at ten o'clock. The duty at the
King's 3•Tews is ?aw taken by the 2d battalion of the Ist, who
remove thither from Westminster quarters, till the return of the
Ist battalion of the same Regiment from Ireland.
We are sorry to announce the death of that gallant Officer
Sir COARLFc Asovt..x., Bart. Ile had obtained the rank of
Lieuttl.nit-General. It is well known that he had nearly suf-
fered the fate of Major ANDRZ, and was saved- by the inter-
ventim of the late Queen of France, who successfully applied
to th: American Government in his favour.
The remains of the late Lieutenant-General TI4O4AS Burnam
wire deposited in the family vault, Mary-la-bonne Church, the
44th inst. The procession was as follows: two porters in rich
silk dresses, a -tzte slob of feather., two porters as before, the
hearse drawn by six horses, richly caparisoned with plumes of
feathers and velvets, and hung with the arms and trophies of the
Getn-ral ; four Toward:lg coaches drawn by four horses, and de-
corked with velvets and feathers followed; after which the
family carrifge and a rnmber of gentlemen's. 'carriages a the
first distinction sum:tied. The coffin wa3 covered with
crime sn silk velvet, and tastefully ornamented; the plate richly
engraren with the arm.) :.rd inscription. •

SA 17.4. L i : TEL LIt:ENCE.

The Oak, Witt*, feisty Sunderland to Itye, was totally lost on
the Kentish Knock, on Wi.drestlay; the Master, Mite, aud one
man drowned.
pLessouTo, Jinx 25.—Wind S. W.—Areived the Aladcira
Packet, Ai.t.cr, from London; Britannia; STISWART, from
Prince Eifward's Island ; and Thomas, GA nesse. from London.
Cache P.m, the Colombian, ; and Convoy, Conan,
from Havre; and ilopfluil, Moue, from Stockholm.
restsmorrit, JULY 24.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Abigail,
THOMAS, 17'0111 New Orleans.
Dem., Jtn.r 24.,--Witid N. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
river, his 'Majesty's ships SISRINGArATASt and Blase sloop of
war, nom the Westwattl. Coot down and remain, the Buck-
ingh,m4hire, for China ; Damn, l iceetnasort, for toe Cape of
Good !lope ; alum, and sailed, with the outward bound, th
• Dispatch, r, fot Gibraltar ; Nhiyager, Monroe, for Mira-
michi; for Pernambuco; Fortuna, CATLAW,
far Teneriffe ; Sisters, SA IC LAN; for I.hutarara -,and Agaphea,
ATKINSON, for Pernambuco.
A G5111t.% ury COURT, JULY 25.
aux v. WHITT,
'Pd, was :in application by the KING'S .Invi:sfe, on behalf of
th. (pots of the .Idmirilty. fur the warrant of the Court to arrest
Lake Whit, Master of the merchant brig Orion, for hoisting
at his mast-head a Royal white ensign.
The affidavit of Li-mtenant Pennock, of his Majesty's sloop
lesettssis, was then read. It set twill, that on the 24th of Avril
bit, being then off the Fort of Castrees, in the. Island of St.
Lucia, he descried :he brig Orion in the port, with a white en-
sign, haviug St. George's Cross thereon, eying at her mast-head ;
and boarding the brig, he hauled the said flag down, and carried
it with him :o the St:RINA3I..--WArrant ordered.