Star.
London, England, 1822-08-03 00:00:00

FROM THE HAVANNAIL

Accounts of the 13th ult. have been received, by
which it appears that the pirates on the Coast of
Cuba were continuing their depredations. They had
boarded a French and a British resel off Sugar Key,
.Ind robbed them of their entire cargoes. The in-
terior of Cuba is said to be in a distu. bed Axe, but
no particulars had transpired.
A Curacoa Paper of the 15th June, contains the
following important intelligence:

By an arrival yesterday from Coro, the following
important intelligence has been received :

EITILACT FILODI TN& OFFICIAL NSPATCIII FROM 001.11AAL MOIL:. FL

a Yesterday morning, at daylight, I commenced my mar:s
from Juritiba, for the purpose of attacking the enemy, who,
cording to information that I had received, were in the vicir.;:y
of Buchivacoa. On my arrival I learnt that the enemy hol
marched to Davajuro. I immediately ordered that the
should counter-march by the road of the Hato del Padre, for t;:e
purpose of refreshing the troops, it being about twelve o'clid.
They had not finished, when I found myself suddenly attackei
in the rear, with great impetuosity, and after a vigorous re-
sistance made by the rear guard, assisted by several calm:3
which I ordered to advance npon the enemy, I succeeded in
completely routing them, and dispersing them in every direc-
tion, hotly pursued by my troops.

" The loss of the enemy consists of Colonel Pinango and
seven Officers, who have fallen into our hands, and upwards cf
200 rank and file in killed, wounded, and prisoners.
" Our loss has been very triling in comparison with that :f
the enemy.—Given on the field of battle, Daysjuro, June s.
(Signed) " F. THOMAS MORALES, Gen..in.Chitt."

THE ARMY.

I•imm•

Wednesday the let Battalion of the Grenadier Guards arrived
at Liverpool from London. to embark fur Dublin.
The Royal Mid-Lothian Cavalry are to be quartered in Bain-
burgh during bra Mammy's visit to that city.
Tivie Troops of the Scots Greys are arrived at Dalkeith, where
they s..e to be joined by other two Troops from Glasgow. who
will form the Household Guard of his 2tlaassry, along with the
four Companies of Infantry.

Three Troopi"of the 3d Dragoon Guards, from Newcastle,
are to join the head-quarters, at Plershlil Ihrracks.

111onday, two Companies of the 77th Regiment, from Glas-
gow, joined the head-quarters, in Edinburgh Castle.
Tuesday, three Companies, and next day anotSer Division, of
the 66th Regiment marched into Edinburgh Castle, from Sun-
derland, where It has been stationed since it disembarked from
St. Helena.

All the detachments of the 42d Royal Highlanders are called
in, and the entire of this distinguished Regiment, under their
respected Commanding Officer' Colonel DKr, are in Limerick
Garrison. The services of this incomparable and efficient corps,
Ong the harassing fatiguing duty they had to undergo the last
winter, in the most disturbed districts, cannot be forgotten.

Friday se'nntght, the grand and last division of the 57th, under
Lieutenant-Colonel Sear:moat., marched from Limerick for Fer-
snoy.—Same day, the 40th Regiment, under Lieutenant-Colonel
Daimons, left Fermoy, for Athlone, and will replace the 3d Ve-
teran Battalion, who proceed to Loughrea.
It is stated in the military circles that the 43d and 57th will
shortly embark at Cork, the former for Gibraltar.
A Board was held at Chelsea College, on Thursday, for the
admission of in and out-pensloners, when, out of 663 applict-
dons, one only was rejected: 124 of the 58th Regiment alone
were admitted, some of whom were in the same company with
the Hero of Waterloo at the time that he was an Ensign.
Thursday, upwards of 500 men, heloiging to the Invalid Esta-
blishment at Chatham, left that place for Chelsea.

ARMY DEFAULTERS.
Return of Public Servants in the Army who have become De.
feathers in their Accompli with the War-OlEce, since the Ist
of January, 1810.
Amount due to
the Public.
£657 0 11
311 16 C 3
1,406 17 0
3,070 19 5
348 15 1
570 15 0
467 5 23
1,482 0 43
716 7 53
495 15 63
254 19 33
4,890 7 G
2,097 5 0
1,086 5 2
2,135 6 93
3.330 6 11
2,304 15 104
2,7.31 16 8
1,942 2 93
825 11 9
8,416 7 6
2,280 2 6
890 15 2
4,566 3 5
4,067 4 1
507 10 73
1,291 13 8
2,320 0 7
1,482 6 11
250 3 11
289 18 9
1,567 15 7
1,054 0 10
3,015 11. 3
524 9 53
366 10 33
4,753 0
7.074 3 0
657 5 0
803 9 7
255 6 5
7,123 16 1
1,627 12 53
1,874 10 10
2,143 13 33
113 14 53
1139 15 73
684 17 11
695 16 9
889 0 4
314 0 10
384 8 63
533 16 6
1,211 18 7
2,462 4 53
238 13 7
1,210 8 5
430 4 3
411 4 3
347 17 33
1,389 11 4
876 6 2
2,650 10 5
257 0 103
1,965 9 0
559 16 2
1,438 13 11
605 6 1
2,743 12 7
2,561 7 0
1,677 10 3

r rimier, George . -
Montetori, Joshua
Perkins, Tneophilus
Morgan, John
Ormsby, Stephen
Peak, Thos. Griffin
Todd, William IP Arccy -
Power, Harris
Burke, John Francis
Hackett, Richard
West, Ralph Francis -
Fleming, B.
Cockell, IVilliam
Hausler, Edward -
Jackson, Henry
Le Marchant, James -
Collier, James
Wilkinson, John Bvng -
Kingsley, Nich. Tolen -
Byrne, Edward
Clarke, Christopher -
JAWiI4 Noah F.dward
Baverley, \Vm. R.
Johnson, Godschall
Maxwell, W.
Stapleton, David
Harley, John
Butler, P. -
John
John
Stafford, Lenox
Courtin, Thomas
Sinclair, A.
Johnson, Ilen ry
Hemsworth, D. B.
'Wolseley, Henry
Hughes, Hans Towler
Ottley, Matthew • -
Hayes, Chas. Augustus -
Nangle, James
Campbell, Archibald -
Johnson, It. B.
Slade, George Milner -
Allen, Richard
Cowper, Henry
-
Ca sue, te, Lawrei.ce
Ralfe, Thomas; Overend, Wilson
Austin, Francis
Imes, James
Viicke, J. D.
I-I,rLert, J.
1. ilkinson, Wm.
J Curtivvall
Fra:,.•r, David
Dalhunty, Marcus
Dillon, J. Patrick
Graham, It. C.
Cobden, Juhn
Biggw, Alex.
Thomas
Clark, James
Dar Icy, Hugh
IP Arthur, John
Smith, James
Naugle, Bart.
Sharp, John
Jennings, John
(hway, William
Daniel, M. Linde'
O'Connor, R. D.
Fisher, John

. ,
WAR OFFICE.

Department of Accompts, July 5, 1822
Sta—l have the honour to inclose a copy of the scl Article of
the 19th Stction of the Articles of War,• for the present year, I
which presttibes the course to be pursued with respect to the
effects of Officers and men dying in India: and I have to desire
that the greatest care may be taken by the Major of the Regi-
ment, and by the Officer commanding the troops or companies,
to ascertain and specify in each case whether the Officer or man
so dying was possessed, at the period of his death, of any other
property of any description whatever, exclu4ive of that stated
on the Casualty Return. If no such other property was left, a
asemomorandum to that effect is invariably to be made on he
said Return.
I am further to desire that, in all cases in which any such other
property, not included In the Casualty Return, may be left, a
statement of its nature and amount may be made to the Itegistrat
of the Supreme Court, in order that it may be duly collected by
him, and thus secured in his hands for the benefit of the legal
representative of the Officer or soldier.—l have, ace.
(Signed) I'ALMERSTON.
Officer commanding
Regiment of
• Articles of War (referred to above).—Sect. 19.
Art. 5.—" When any Commissioned Officer, Non-commis-
sioned Officer, or Private Soldier, shall happen to die, or be
killed in our service, while stationed in the ter titorial postessions
of the East India Company, an account of the Effects 6r Equi-
page then in Camp or Quarters of such Commissioned Officer,
Non-commissioned Officer, or Private Soldier, shall be taktn,
in like manner as prescribed by the Ist and 2d Articles of this
Section, and the overplus (if any), after payment of Regimental
Debts and Qtarters, shall be placed in the hands of the Regi-
mental Paymaster to be by him paid to the Heir, or Legal Re-
presentative of such Commissioned Officer, Non-commissioned
Offscer, or Private Soldier, If such Heir or Legal Representa-
tive should be present at the Head-quarters of the Regiment, a
Report thereof being made to our Secretary at War : but if not,
them such over plus shall be remitted by the Itegkmental Pay-
master to the Regimental Agent, in order to its being paid over
to the Legal Representative under the direction of our Secre-
tar, at War." •

Mr. Volume concluded the second and last days' sale of the
property of his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoac yesterday ;
very little was actually sold, and the amount of the two days'
sak of what was sold and bought in is about 140,0961.
Yesterday morning, soon after eight o'clock, the Duke and
Duchess of GLOOCESTZII, attended by Lady 15A110.411 al~r is
and Captain Fetus, left town for Leatningten.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The George the Third, arrived in the DOiITIS, sailed from Ja-
maica on the 13th of June' said on the 27th passed a /are ves-
sel on shore on the Florida Reef, with six large wreckers round
her, and had the appearance of having recently got on shore.
Fat.xiouvis, Amon I.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Heart'
and Sisters, front Miramichi.
roanstouvis, Avows: N.W.--Arrived the Mary,
RICHAILDSON, from tha Downs, for Meracaybe. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship AClitt, for Chatham.
Drat, Aeons? 2.—Wind N.W.—Arrived last night and this
morning, the James, Poset.evawarre, from Jamaica; Jean,
Costume, from Quebec; Rossiya Castle, lisrauax, from Ja-
maica; and Diadem, EDMAN, from Miramichi. The wind this
morning shifted to the Northward, and the whole of the out-
ward-bound merchantmen, dte. inynediately got under weigh,

and proceeded down Channel fur their different
Came down from the River and remains, the Ann and Amelia,
&roar, for Calcutta.
• Cuirow-Housz, Avatar 2.--Ships Entered Inwards :
Zephyr, from Belfast ; Rapid, from Rotterdam ; Comely, from
Bourdeaux ; Duncontb, from :Memel; Jane, from Archangel;
Oak, from St. Petersburgh; Freere, front Riga; Larch, from St.
Thomas's ; Elizabeth, from Demerara; and Lord Melville, from
Calais.—Entered Outwards:—The Julie, for Calais; Fox, for
Ostend; Gustavus, for Stettin; Beatrix, for Rotterdam; Ata-
lanta, for Hamburgh ; Princess Louisa, for Stettin ; and Flora,
for St. Michael's. Cleared Outwards :—The Perseverance, for
Calais ; Lord Melville, fur ditto ; Rapid, for Rotterdam ; Ma-
tilda, for Antwerp ; Catherine, fur the South Sea witale fishery ;
and Maria, for Malaga.
Aftatvalt—At Liverpool, the Claude Scott, from Demerara.
At Cork, Juno, Doak, from Savannah. At Belfast, Margaret,
Askew, from Quebec ; Ceres, Wright, from bliramichi ; Wel-
lington, Jeffries; and Tenterden, French, from St. Petersburgh.
At Londonderry, Emily, Lee, from Oporto ; Charlotte F.melia,
from Dantzie ; and Brothers, Nicholls, from Christiansand. At
Hull, Providence, Gardner, from St. Petersburgh. At Sunder-
land, Doris, Owen, from Archangel. At Honduras. Brutes,
Harmony, and Friends, from London ; Ocean and Northum-
bria, front Newcastle ; Richard, Eliza Ann, and Dowson, from
Liverpool. At Leith, Monarch, M'Dougal, from fdiramichi ;
mid Restoration, Stubie, from Archangel.