Star.
London, England, 1824-06-26 00:00:00

THE ARMY.
This morning, the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment of
Guards, on garrison duty at the Tower, under the coninturcl of
Colonel Msencircaua, paraded, at seven o'clock, in the Tenter-
ground, Goodman 's-fields, and went through the exercises u.ual ott
held-days.
The payment of three months half-pay, due the 24th instant, to
the reduced Officers of his Alaaesry's land forces, including those
heretofore borne upon the Irish establishment will commence on
Tuesday the 13th of Jul f.
The undermentioned services, due the 24th instant, will he in
course of payment on Tuesday the 13th of July, viz.—ltetired
Full and half-pay; Military Pensions to wounded Officers ;Tay of
Adjutants of Local Militia; allowance to reduced Adjutants and
Serit.-31ajors of Militia ; Foreign Ilalf-pay, and Foreign Tensions.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Mary, a sealing vessel, is lost in the ice, on the coast of N,w.
nndland. Crew saved.

FATAL, JUMS I.—The St. Bruno, from Senegal to Havre, was
wrecked on the west end of this island, on the 23d ult. Ctew and
part of the cargo and materials saved.
'The Scotia, from Honduras to Dublin, was fallen in with, dis-
masted and abandoned, in lat. 4e. long. 25.
The Camillua, %ism, from Liverpool to Quebec, foundered at
sea—part of the crew arrived at Halifax.

Sunday last his Majesty's ship CAMBRIAN, Captain llastu.ma, ars
rived at the Motherhank from the Mediterranean. She left Algien
on the 18th ult. at which time the TUMORS, Acrivs, Guagaow,
and NAIAD were rigorously blockatling the port. The CAMPRIREI
sailed from Malta on the 2Stii May, and touched at Gibraltar on
the Gth inst. The Ruvuma, Euftynos, and At.aearry were at the
former place when she left, and the Teartog at the latter: the
MARTIN arrived at Gibraltar, with a convoy, on the 6th instant.
'The Camagras comes into harbour to be paid off.
The Hermon, 42, Captain G. P. Rims, which arrived at Ports-
mouth on Monday last, from Jamaica, left Port Royal on the 15th
May, at which time the Island was tolerably healthy. Tl follow-
ing was the disposition of our naval forces on that star on at the
time the HYPERION sailed. The Isis had sailed with a 'convoy, and
the flag of the Commander.in-Chief was flying, in the interim, oa
board the Sugar's, convalescent ship. The Garton and Some
were cruizing on the Barbadoes station, rather sickly. The Fern,
Captain Sir T. Cocimang, sailed from Port Royal for Vera Cru*,
on the 12th May, from whence the proceeds direct to England,
with a freight. 'The Houma was cruizing on the Spanish Main ;
the•f.tvet.v at Antigua; the PYRAMUS at Jamaica, and expected to
he ordered to return to England almost immediately ; the Isar M%
at Jamaica ; the Burnam on a cruize ; CARNATION' in the Bay of
Mexico; Figueroa, at Jamaica; 'chaos, on the Spanish Main; and
the Rororsovz, cruizing to windward. The itarrtzsgagt and
Pgamitosu had not arrived from England ; the SURINAM is on her
way home. The following Officers came home in the lirruatou
as invalids and passengers:—Captain Coctiasorg, it.N. on half-pay,
passenger front Mexico ; Lieutenant G. G ta.coar, late or the Porte,
promoted; Captain G. Pastaza 921 Regiment; Lieutenants Cur-
race, of the Isis, and G. Turnsurv, of the Bastard; Captain Rost,
R. M. of the Isis; and Mr. Ewa Surgeon, of the Serapis, Invalids.
—*Otis ship has sailed for Woolwich to he paid off.
The Canton tender sailed on Monday front Portsmouth for
Plymouth; on the same day the bleonta, for Constantinople, with
Mr. TURNER, Secretary to the Embassy at the Sublime Porte.
The bigwig touches at Lisbon, to receive Mr. &ens, attached
to the same Embassy.
The JAsnri has retct:ned from Jersey, and gone into Portsmouth
harbour to refit.

Mr. T. R. Houniti is promoted and appeinttd Lieutenant of the
Eons, vice Pusan:tux, invalided.; I.ieutenant W. Dicier hap-
pointed to the Oeuvres; lieutenant C. 11. Actuator, to the Wet-
LRYLRY ; and Mr. W. B. Alcasetatt, Assistant-Surgeon, to the In-
dustry, naval transport.
The Mutton, Captain STOPTORU, is arrived at Portsmouth from
Leith.
FALMOOTIT; JON. 24.—Wind N.N.W. Arrived the Magnet
packet, from Lisbon—sailed the Istlt inst. his Majesty's ship Pcs-
minas, and Z?phyr packet, from Plymouth.
PORTSMOUTH, Jews 35.—Wind W.— Off the port, the Genius,
Ilaissris, from St. Croit..
Ships at Spithead CAMBRIAN; TRYILZWAL, and VALOROUS TII
Ilarbour VICTORY, 13ULYIARIC, WaLLlLiktri, ALMON, ROYAL
GROROR, SUSI AAAAA TAU NIEMEN, CUAIITION, ORCITIS, HILAUR,
BRITOYAST; JARTit, 141:NISS. Scoartots, and Dankest.
Dem., Juno 25.—Wind W.—Came down from the River and
remain the Amen, Levy, for Rental ; Mangles, Coon+, for New
3outhWales; Emma, ito, for Madeira; F.arl Talbot, Erma"
for the Canary Islands; Lyra, GUEST, for Leghorn; Mary Am,
Scott, for Blahs ; and the Scorpion, ----, for Sincapore.
Lortaroot, Jews 24.—Arrived the Edward Downes, --m-; and
Courier, WALLACE, front New Orleans; General Drown, from
Charleston ; Paulina, from Wilmington ; and Hannibal. WATEILL.
sou, from New York. Off the port, the America, from Charleston;
and flantonis, from Virginia.

The arrivals at Liverpool from foreign ports have, since Sunday,
been more numerous than in the s: me space for ritany years puto,--
On Sunday, nearly forty merchantmen arrived flout the East In-
dies, Africa, the West 'bailie!, Mask South America, the United
States, &c. with valuable cargoes. Monday and Tuesday the ar-
rivals were also numerous, and more were expected every tide. Not
less than from sixty to seventy vessels from foreign ports have al-
tered that port since Sunday. The Lancaster, Mum*, arrived
on Sunday, from Barbatloes; sailed on the 117th of Mays The Bar-
badoes papers are wholly barren of intelligence. All was tranquil
nn the island when the Lancaster sailed. The "locket has arrived at
this port from Jamaica, whence she sailed on the 3d of May. Not
any intelligence, we understand, has been received at Kirgston, up
to that date, from Lima, em Panama, later do= that brought to
F.nglan.l by the Dove packet. The Jane arrived here on Monday
from Valparaiso. As she has had a long passage front the west coast,
she has not, of course, brought any very late news from Chile.
St. Joules, NEWFOUNDLAND, MAY 18.—The vessels lately arrived
from Eurspe have met with very boisterous weather, and nearly
the whole of them sustained more or less damage. The Fly, arrived
from Dartmouth, was struck by lightning on the 23d ult. which
sprung the foremast, also shipped a sea, which filled the decks and
split the bulwarks; on the 25th spoke the Penelope, front Liverpool
to hilramichi, with mainmast sprung; on the 5.9 th, fell in with at
least several hundred barrels of fluor, floating in all directions.
LA Hogue, Passel, artier,' from Cristo!, fell in wgth on the 7th
instant, lat. 46, long. 39, the Lascar, bound to Nova Scotia, had on
board the crew of the Experiment, of Maryport, taken OW the day
before, and had passed a brig with her mainmast gone; it blowing
heavy, could get no further particulars; on the Bth, shipped a sea
which carried away stanchions, bulwarks, sails, &c,. The For-
tune, Mmitstt., arrived front Sunderland, shipped, sea on the 3d
instant, which carried overboard the first mate and one man, boats,
bulwarks, &c. on the Bth, shipped another sea, and lost the second
mate. The Manchester, BROWN, arrived front Deptford, spoke in
lat. 4?, long. 38, the Jarvis from London to Quebec, out 43 days,
with loss of boats, bulwarks, stern stove in, and,most of bet sails
blown away.