Star.
London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

S esterday the Duke of You: held a Levee, as Canntatt.ler in-
Chief, at !As Office in the Iforsetuards, Which was attended by
between 50 and 40 Military Officers.
The 23d (Royal Welsh Frileers) Regiment oft.-Foot, has re-
celvtd orders to prepare for embarkation at Dublin for Gibraltar.
The 75th Regiment of Infantry is ordered, on the arrival of the
gsd Regiment at Gibraltar front Ireland, to proceed from that
garrison to Jamaica. • •
A troop of the 9th Lancers, for some time quartered in Carrick-
en-Suir, has marched to Caher, the barracks of the former ,
being snider repair. A detachment of infantry of the Ist Royals has
relieved the Lancers in Carrick for the present.
The Court-Martial which assembled in the Barracks of the lit
Royal Regiment, in Clonmel, on the 20th ult. fur the trial of two
privates of that corps for alleged breaches of discipline in the county
0, wgegfurd, terminated its sittings on Thursday. The result can-
aat, of course, be known, until an answer be received from the
Cr4BlOlllEll-17:-CHIET.
On the 27th ult. a Court. Martial commenced in the barrack of
finale', to try a private of the loth Foot, for having offered per-
soaal violence to one of his Officers.
Tile late Lieutenant-General Mr tv Wittssaros4 was appointed
Second Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery 15th March, 1771 ; First
lieutenant, 7th July, 1779; Captain, 27th November, 1782 ;
Vajor in the Army, I.t March, 1794 ; Lieutenant-Colonel in the
Army, Ist January,l793 ; Lieutenant-Colonel its the Royal Artil-
;cry,l6th July, 1799; Colonel in the Royal Artillery, 20th July,
Igo; Major-General, 25th July, 1810; and Lieutenant-General,
lull Ausest, 1819.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIIE LATE GALE&
Sixteen vessels, belonging v: Shields, Sunderland, Whitby, Sear.
borough, antlYartuouth, are on shore near the Humber.
The Friendship, 11lgia, of Weymbuth, is totally lost at Jersey.
The Joseph, --, from Malaga to Cork, was abandoned near
gay, the Ist instant. The Sis, —, from St. Übe's, is totally
wrecked on Portland Bea:h.
lu the gale of Thursday night, the schooner Two Friends, La
Gaeta Master, -which had arrived in the course Of the day from
Gibraltar, drove on the Breakwater, at Plymouth, and is gone to
pieces. Her cargo: consisting of salt, raisins, oil, nuts, figs, &c.
was brought on shore in a very damaged state—crew saved.
Faissouxn, Nov. 3.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Barton, Comeau,
from Dublin, with loss of 'boats, sails, bulwarks, &c. and leaky ;
qw a brig off the Lizard, dismasted ; Providence, REMINGTON, for
Madras, with hiss of two topmasts, close to Ushant ; Perthshire,
SANGSTER, with Ails split ; Elizabeth, CARR, from Berbice; and
Malaina, Firssarr, from Zante in forty days. His Majesty's cut-
ter VANDELEUR, put In yesterday, with loss of boats, and mast
sprang, having been driven oft the coast of Ireland—she sailed this
morning fur Plymouth, to be repaired.
Ptvinouru, Nov. :S.-Wind W.-s Arrived the Polydore, Flea, from
Hamburgh; Delford, from London • Favourite, ALSEN., from Lisbon;
gigot, Tonto:, from Bombay, withi loss of mizen-mast, and must
discharge, having eight feet water in her hold. The Port Admiral
Ins ordered a King's cutter to cruize in the chanuel, to render as-
sistsote to vessels in distress.
Atomize. Larao., RAMC DATE.—The Adrian, GORIXIN, which:
sailed trona this port on Thursday morning for Van Dieman's
Land, lost hue foremast, bowsprit, poop, &c. that night. On Fri-
day evening was off' Ushant, very leaky. Several passengers left
her yesterday, at twelve O'clock, in lat. 49. under jury-masts, and
went on board the Maria, f:unt Belfast to Rotterdam, which put
them on board a pilot-boat,, and they were landed here. The
Adrian, it is supposed, would make for Falmouth.—The Polydore,
front Hamburgh to Havannah, was blown front off this port
ea Ttursday, as far as Ushant, but fortunately got back to Cat-
water last. night : saw five sail of vessels in a crippled state, near
the French coast. The loss of vessels and lives on the French
coast, it is feared, must be numerous.
•Pcorriotourn, Nov. 4..a-Wind S.W.—Arrived the Catherine
Green, Goonwts, front the Downs; Portland, Boars, from Bristol,
wkh loss of sails ; Auspicious, Daawarr, front Dandalk, with loss
of boats, and other damage. It has blown a heavy gale from S.W.
the whole day.
nut, Nov. 4.—Wind S. blowing 'strong.—Arrived and sailed
for the River, the Eliza, HUNT, front the East Indies. Came down
from the River and remain, the lit others, Cuomo:Gs, fur Rio
Janeiro ; Posey Hall, Ikon, for Dominica ; and Enterprize,
Muncie, tar Jam:lieu. The Sovereign steam-packet passed by for
Ramsgate, not being able to land at Dover.
The following additional shipwrecks have been posted at Lloyd's
to those we oinked yesterday :
Itraaeommi, Nov. 2.—A vessel is totolly wrecked about six miles
to the eastward of this harbour; on a piece of the boat's stern are
the letters" Aberdo ;," and on another boat's stern " Juhn Stoweu"
two pieces of oats and a stave are branded "W. Angel :" it is feared
that the crews are drowned.
Poizanca, Nov. I.—A,sloop was seen togo,down near the Run-
dlesttme ; the crew were picked up by a Pill pilot-boat. The Tiber,
PLAYRCFIATID, front Bangor to London, has putiu here very ,leaky,.
with loss of bulwarks, &c.
BRIDLINGTON, Nov. 2.—The Lord Nelson, Woacissow, of Sun-
'derland, put in here yesterday, in a sinking state, and with loss of
anchors, cables, &c. assisted in by a life-boat. The Elizabeth,Wrae-
waxen, of Scarborough, has also put in, with loss of foremast, boats,
bulwarks, &c. The Soho steam-packet rode out the gale—all well.
Loom, Nov. 3.—The following vessels have arrived here, with
loss of anchors, cables, &c. viz.—Admiral Nelson, DavY ; Resource,
OLIVER; Ant, Pies:mac : and Marton, DAVIDSON, of Newcastle;
the latter :owed in by a pilot-boat, a complete wreck. The Friends,
CORNEORTII, from Archangel, has arrived at Grimsby, with three
feet water in her hold, having been on the Balcomb Sand.
LTMINCION, Nov. 3.—The Selina, Caner, front London to Sun-
derland; she was blown out of Yarmouth Roads during the
gale on the 31st, with loss of anchor and cable.
CARDIFF, Nov. I.—The Liverpool pat ketTregarthen, for Smyrna,
sailed front hence the ;oth ult. The same night it came on to blow
a gale front the East. A number of vessels brake adrift in the canal.
The Parfait Accord curled away her rudd;:r. The Hope, Menu-
LAS, from Cork to Bristol, was driven front her anchors in Pears-Lb
Roads, and went on shore, lint was got oil the following tide.
The cargo of the Lady Popham (wrecked on ;Margate sands) bai
commenced washing on shore, and every attention is paid to its
'safety by the 011ie. rs a the ('oast Blockade, &c.
Amtivan—At Malta, the Camden packet, --, from Falmouth;
Starling, Kith, front Sumlerland ; Morningfield, Melville, from
the Clyde; and !lope, Patterson, front I.ondon. At Messina, Afri.
—; and Nymph, Watkins, front Liverpool; Nimes, Gibbs,
from Bristol ; Dunster Castle, Chard, front Cardiff; Active, Palmer;
and Leslie Alexander, —, from Newport ; also the Lively, Samp-
son, from Gibraltar. At Gibraltar, the Penguin, Skinner; and Raehael
and Mary,--, from Rio; Elizabeth,--, from Bahia; Coun-
tess Dalhousie, —, front La Guyra ; Neptune,.--.., from Hali-
fax • Jenny, Donald, from Gaspee ; Elizabeth, Malony, from Lon-
don; Ariel, --, front Cork ; Maly, Selby ; and Susan, Wiusor,
from Philadelphia; also the Industry, M'Donald, front Boston,
At Cadiz, Alliance, —, from Newfoundland; Blucher, Smith,
from Baltimore; and Imperial, Gill, from La Guyra. At Trieste.
Ann, Curdner, from Pet Hoodlum; Java, Girdler, from Sumatra;
F.rin, Lawrence, from the Havannah; Mercurius, --; and Red-
ligheteu, from Bergen.

In consequence of the Duke of CLARENCE having
visited Portsmouth a second time, to be at the launch of the CAR-
his Intended tour to the West is deferred till early in spring.
Tl:e Marquis of LOTHIAN, who has been staying
during the last fortnight at Exeter, left-that city yesterday for Sid-
mouth.
The Court of Vice-Admiralty of Quebec hare sen-
tenced Captain None's, of the brig William, to pay a fine of' 23001.
sterling, for having taken from the port of Dublin and brouzlit to
Quebec fifty passengers more than were permitted by law to be
tarried in said brig.
The Lord Commissioners of the Admiralty have, by
a recent regulation, ordered that all Clerks who may in
future be entered in any of the public offices under
their controul, shall undergo a twelve-month's pro-
bation prior to their being entered on the establishment.
COURT OF ALDERMEN—Yesterday the LORD MAYOR
held a Court of Aldermen at Guildhall, for the dispatch
bf general business. The Inquest of the Ward of Vintry
attended, and made a presentment of ruinous houses in
the said Ward, and the Solicitor was directed to p•it the
Act of Parliament in force relative thereto. The Town
Clerk was directed to transmit to the Secretary of State
for the Home Department a Report of the proceMings
of the Court, and the Returns of the State of the several
Prisons in the City of London, agreeably to the pi ovi-
. signs of the late Act of Parliament. The Commis-
sioners of the Court of Reluests for the month of De-
app two were appointed. The LORD Mavon
ointed Saturday next for the holding of AM/Chet
Cout t fur public busintsi.