Star.
London, England, 1824-09-13 00:00:00

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• . *.THE ARMY. -
I.llle AA otad-General's Regiment (the Rd or Quern's
41e.
Loral Pte) have recesstly.arrlved at Chatham trout pp-
Poraror7 for the Eak Indies. , Nunserotis champs cite
DII,
'seep have taken place since. Blr Manes. Tolman' to
ehe command in July, 1842.2 and the regiment bids to be ear
lithe most effects tia the set7ice-
Biturday se'nnight the several demthments of the ild 13attaBOO or
the Rile Brigade, stationed at 'Newcastle, Abbeyfeale, Gletaduil
Atka, and Droshcollobet, matched thence to Rathkeale, and on
Monday arrived in Limerick, under the command of Major. Llitht,
sod on Tuesday morning pnicsoded on. their way -to DOW.'
During the residence o(the above detachments in their respective
stations, it Is bet justice to observe, that no body of military coedit
be note highly esteemed; the gentlemanly and soldier-like conduct
of the Olken, Non-commissioned Maas, Ind privates, of diet
city ellicient Corps, reflect much credit on that highly diselpilsed
,Regiment.
eduesday, the remaining detachments of the Rifles, under
Lieutenant It. Coena.ua, arrived in Limerick, and proceeded nest
day for Dublin.
A division of the 19th, consisting of part of four companies,
under the command of C.iptaia Lammas, arrived in Limerick
on Monday.
Captain Weems:Les company of the 39th Regiment, have
arrived from Kiltnallock, at Abbeyfeale, to do duty.
The 57th Regiment hive sailed from Cork fOr Chatham. The
58th Regiment have arrived in Cork from ClonnieL
The 66th, from Boyle, are expected at Clunmel.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived of the Wight, the John, &dm, from Jamaica.
Sunday se'nnigbt his Majesty's bomb the Talmo's. Captain A a-'
iovsmorr, returned to Portsmouth, from Algiers and Gibraltar,
last from Lisbon In thirteen days. The 'femme touc'led at Lisbon,
sere all was quiet. The Genoa, 74, had sailed for Ragland; the
Waleson Cants, 74, expected to be relieved by the Serena and
the LIVELY by the Tames'. Lord AMMAN But:cense intended
to shift his flag, In two or twee days, from the Won ;OR CA3lrLe to
the Ocean, when the King of-Poarucat Intended to do him the
honour of a visits There were three Portuguese frignes fitting out
at Lisbon, with the signal flying for wanting men.
The Ttanos was releaaeil from marantine on Tuesday, and went
into Portsmouth harbour?) be paid off.
The Doan, 46, is daily expected front Rio.,
Sunday se'nuiglit, the Satutsuer, 60, Reir-Aemiml nitre, CD.
Captain Kn. Mann; returned to Portsmouth, from North Anti-'
rica. She left the Janes*, 60, Rear-Admiral Wu.Loconar Lacs,
C.& (who succeeded to the command) at Halifax, on the I Ith ult.'
with the SANAILIINO and 'Doman. The Meet was in the Gulils
a at. Lawrence; the RtletatlNAN on the passage to Quebec and a.
bra. The Saussnav is gone into harbour to be paid of
Niemen, 28, Captain Wattace, is expected to return toile
North American station.
. The brig Exchange, Stunk* Masker, from Malaga; bound to
London, arrived at the Motherbank on Saturday, with foul winds.
She spdke the toll Owing vessels t-ssOn the 18th ult. the Mercury, of ,
Sarney, from St. Salvador, bound to Gibraltar, seven leagues from'
Ceps ipartel ; on the 30th ult. the brig Canal; Rem, of audible*
London to Trieste. in lat. 44.40. N. ott the Bth init. the jump el
and from London for Oporto, fourteen leagues N.M.& of OS Xi/-
gird p. same day, the Admiral Cochrane, of and from Landes for
New well.
Sunday se night, the larnattat. bomb, Captain Ikaatity, sailed
from Portsmouth for Deptford, to be paid any; on Tuesday, the
'Raman, 26, Captain P. Fiona, to refit; and on Friday, the J
ran, 10, Captain C. H. Foltitanizi, for Jersey, to protect the All-1
.-Pisberies.
His Majesty's oarsl trunsport funorrat, M. nano Master, whirls
ran on shore on the Shingles (when coming from Algiers), wan
tiff from her perilous sittiation, by timely assistance, and ligh'
her. Had the wind blown fresh, she would have soon becoine a
perfect wreck, and all her'valuable stores lost. She is considerably.,
damaged. The R4l/ogl4 Jams, STARLING, Limit, and Rost
cutter were.sept to her assistance.
Arrived at Plymouth on Thursday,the Russian frigate Aigle, fronsl
the Mediterranean; Garitzrr, from Cork; front Algiers -1
Ind Cnanrsatzaa, from Portsmouth—all to be paid off. Sailed the;
Dutton, 74, lazaretto, for Milford (towed by -the Meteor steam-,
vessel); Paamoos, for Guernsey; and Vicit.awr, for Liverpool.
Went into the Sounkthe Da writoorit, for the West Indies;
for South America. The Screw, IS, is to be commissioned. • •
Captain Pascrarr, of the Otrzu Ozzietiotizi, who had the com-
mand of the African squadron, and wiio was co-operating with the
Army at Cape Coast Castle, against the Ashantees, has been re-
warded by his promotion to the rank of Post• Captain.
Lieutenant 1. D. Mucus, Flag-Lieutenant of the SAILISIORY is
promoted to the rank of Commander; and Mr. :Tarrson, Midship-
man, to the rank of Lieutenant. .
Captain the Hon. Rosser Rooney Is appointed to the Acme, at
Pltmouth, Captain Klee having resigned on account 4111 health.
LYlllotrllf Serf. 11. Wind W.S. WI Airived the Active,
Rumex, from Cape Coast Castle in seventy-nine days; Christina
Charlotte, front Stockholm for Venice, with loss:of bowsprit,
leaky, and must discharge; and Fanny, Foan, from Rigs. Off the
port, the Thomis, of Bristol, from Dominica.
Polesatourtr, San. 12. Wind &W.— Arrived the Brandt',
Rawsox, from London • for 'Whoa;. John, MATIINWS, from ditto'
for Naples. Sailed the Lady Flora, M`Dosat.z, for Antwerp.
No ships at Spithead. Zn Harbour—Viet:oar, Wat.zzazyr, Rot-
want, ALatou Castaaux, Sarissurr, Ntaisax, Aswoz, Twos,
Cumarzos, Oterrras, Barrowmor (goes out on Tuesday).

Daar., SEPT. IL—Wind &W.—Arrived yesterday and sailed for
the River, the Levant, Fsmunt, from St. Kitts; Benson,
from Itibago; Tropic; •—•••,, from Barbados; Woodpark, J ACV.
SON, from Petersburh for Plymouth ; Vertumnus, Loss, from'
Zante, for Hull ; and Liebe, COUSINS, from St. John's, New Bruns.
wick. Also, to-day,
.and sailed for the River, the Egeria, Lmav,,
froth St. Kitts; Pyrenean Wurnat.t., from Grenada ' • and Tho-
m* HAwosett, from .Be. Übe'L Remain in the Downs, the Amph,
West Indian packet, St. David, Sneaton Castle, Zealous, Alexia.
der, Lively, Harlequitf, Sir J. Banks, and several other outward.
bousdl vessels.
Livearoot.—Arrived the Lord Castlereagh, Poe, from Buenos
Ayres—sailed 16th June; Boode, GAM'; and Huskluon, Wunw,
from Demerara—sailed in August; Ellen, Ross, from ditto; Mar-
tha, Dixon, from Barbadoes ; Elizabeth, Mei:arson. from Nova
Seeds ; Hopewell, PAanson, from Lefhorn ; and Happy Retain
ihniaos, from Petenburgh.
Dona, San. 12 —Arrived off the port, the Sophia, KLitx, fops
Havannah; Enterprise, Mums, from Imssica ; and Georgians,.
WAIT, from Grenada.
NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL.
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On the 10th and 12th August, Courts Martial were held in Poet
Royal .harbour on board the HVISA R, 46: Captains Gitosue
Mows, C.B President, TriOXAS FOlLltter, C. B. HUCK PArrow,
Muslim Posen. and J. G. 0 Lunn ;W.Pa IS 11, J udge- Advocate.
Thomas Gooderhatn, marine of the HUMS, for a breach of the,
2d, likh, and £2i Articles of War, was sentenced to receive 200
lashes, to be imprisoned twelve months in solitary confinement in
the Marshalsea, indehen turned oot of his Majesty's service.
William Brown, marine, also of the Hams, for numerous and'
repeated thefts. Sentenced to 300 lashes, and drummed out a the
Rtiyal Marines.
George Martin, seaman of the Hama, for singing a sung of a
mithtous nature, 'tending to stir up disturbance Cnd create dis-
saddaction. Sentenced to 150 lashes, twelve months' solitary con-
finement in the Manbalsea, and mulct of all his pay.

" Exact:mon AT Waawrec.—Friday morning a great
concjurse of -people assembled in front of the county
gaol to witness the execution of George Pitchford, who.
was convicted of coining base money at the last Assizes
there. We uncle:stand that from the first moment of
his committal to gad, he bad conducted himself in the
most exemplary manner'; and since the arrival of the
warrant for his execution, he had been entirely occupied
in devotional .exercises, and made the ,best use of the
, short pet iod he had to live. He met his fate with gt eat
Ifortitude, and acknowledged the justness of his sen-
tence. Everything at -11 o'clock being properly ad
justed, the drop fell, and he was launched into eternity,
apparently without the least struggle. - Pitchford had
been a private soldier in two or three Regiments.
Monday, a battle was fought on Wessington Green,
near Alfreton, for five guineas, between John Goose, of
Pulwell, a young man about twenty years of age, and a
Derbyshire man, whoie name we have not beard. The
battle lasted for some time, when Goose fell down, 'and
the other, in tumbling over him, pitched upon hi,
(Goose's) stomach, and caused the young man's death
in the course of a few minutes.