Star.
London, England, 1822-07-03 00:00:00

TH$ ARMY.

The Light Horse Volunteers had a field day yesterday in
Hyde Park. It will be repeated on Thursday, preparatory to
their review on Wormwood Scrubs nest Saturday, by his MA.
JUT'', who will be attended by the Dukes of Terra and Wai.-
Liturron, and all the other distinguished Military characters in
town.
Friday, two troops of the Scots Greys arrived at Kendal, on
their route for Glasgow. They are to be speedily followed by
the remainder of the Regiment.

Yesterday se'nnighi, two companies of the 77th Regiment,
present quartered in Edinburgh, were inspected on the
_Castle-
hill, by Sir T. Baaoroan, and weal through their atonal ma.
nteuvres with great prectsito.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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The *Main, Mitts, from &nisi, is of Dover.
Extract oT a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Deal, dated
July 2 Arrived and passed through the Downs, at two r.x.
the Surrey, LUNE, from New South Wales, with his Excellency
Major. General Macouartata, late Governor, hb family, and
suite. The following vessels were left at Sydney when she
sailed, on the 15th Janaary last :—Frovidence, Mary, and John
Bull, with provisions ; Royal George, Grace, and Midas, from
England; Marshal Wellington, from the Isle of France; Ale&
cury, whaler (traders); Acteon, Amboyne, India, Sophia, Isle
of France. The Minerva, lieu.; Minstrel, Bann= ; and John
Bull, ORMOND (India ship)—the former from New Zealand, and
two latter from India. Dec. 17, sailed the Ilindostan, with troops
for India; on the 23d, the John Barry, for Batavia; and on the
30th, the Malabar, for ditto. January 1, 1622, sailed the Lu-
sitania, for Macquarrie Island and F.ngland; on the 2.1 d, the
Claudine, for the Coast of Chili ; and, on the 2.1 of February,
the Westmoreland, for New Zealand and Otaheite. The Grace
was expected to sail daily for England, having a full cargo of
wood and oil, the produce of the Colony. The Tiger, BEACH,
had arrived in the Derwent ; and the Surrey touched at Bahia
on the Gth of May."

The Nimble, Beca,from Grenada to Quebec, was lost In the
Gulf of St. Lawrence, on the 7th of May—part of the cargo ex-
pectvd to be saved.

The William and Henry, PasTa mar, arrived at Cork, from
Cuba, saw, on the 9th ultimo, two icebergs; one of than was
180 feet above the level of the sea.

The Little William, Wawa; from New York to St. Tho-
nue*, foundered on the 43d of May, In lat. 74. loot. 40. Crew
saved by the Tuscarora, arrived at Philadelphia.

The Samuel Whitbread arrived at Miramiehi, on the 16th of
May, from Hull, with the crew of the Patriot on board, that
ve4sel having foundered in la. 47.

Fat.movrn, Juvr I. Wind W.N.W.—Sailed the Mary and
Sally. Anon, for Livrrpool.

Psvuoirrn, JULY I. Wind N.W.—Arrived the Wanderer,
W►YOOD, from St. Andrew's Sailed, Delight, BLACK, fur ditto.
PORTSMOUTH, AT tx 3. Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Thames,
LITSON, from London to Bengal; the Borodino transport passed
up Channel, from the Cape of Good Hope and Falmouth. Sailed
the Rowcliffe, Ds 13ors, for Petersburgh.
DIAL, JULY 2.—Wind S. W.—Arrived last night and sailed for
the River, the Regalia, Tart of, from Jamaica ; Maine, Towns-
zfro, from New Orleans; also to-day, the Delight, Yount, from
St. Vincent's; Cincinnatus, Cnataartax, from New York; Na-
vigator, Looms, from Jamaica ; Surrey, Rants, front New South
Wald; Aurora, Hits, from Havannalt ; Henry, ANDIRION, from
Pert-au-Prince; Regal, CLAREMONT, from New York. Sailed
for the River, the Glory, POUNDER, from Honduras; and Iliza
Ann, BLYTH, from the South Seas.

OAATAVA, Tsxaars•ra, MAT 15.—The brig Albion, of London,
Ulnas, from Matanzas to Cadiz, was boarded in this latitude
by a Venezuelian privateer, of 21 guns and 150 men. 'The Cap
taro of the privateer, after examining the Albion's papers, and
finuing her cargo to be Spanish property, put 16 men on board,
and sent her for St. Bartholomew's. Captain SADLER, the Mate,
and four seamen, proceeded in their own vessel, at the request
of the Captain of the privateer, to take possession of her after
the cargo should be sold; The remaining three of her crew were
put into a small boat, after being stripped of all their clothes, and
landed at Santa Cruz on the NI inst. where they made this report.
—A very fine brig, answering the description of the above, has
been cruizing about these islands for some time, and landed the
crews taken from several valuable prizes she had captut ed, bound
from Malaga and Tarragona to Havannah.
BOSTON, MAT 28.—The brig Thames, Jamey, from Matanzas
to this port, went on shore on Wednesday, on Norman's Sand,
and is totally lost. The brig St. Andrew, Kat, from Dominica
to St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, was driven on shore on Tues-
day, near Nantucket. Cargo and materials saved.
ST. Joint's, NEWPOUNDLAND, MAT 26.—The Favourite, Cox;
which sailed hence on the 14th inst. for 13arbadoes, ran foul of
an island of ice, and carried away her bowsprit, figure head, fore-
mast, and most of her sails and rigging. She was brought in
here this morning by one of the pilots.
VALPARAISO, JAW. 27.—The Livonia. Goomoomow, is said to
be seized by the Lima Government, with her cargo of wheat,
and condemned, for having left this port without the necessary
clearance from the Custom-house, and touching at an enemy's
port on the coast of Peru. The brig Nancy, from Rio Janeiro, is
also condemned by that Government, her cargo being the pro-
perty of old Spaniards, resident at Rio Janeiro.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at Fife House, Whitehall, which was attended
by all the Cabinet Ministers, except the Earl of LIAR..
ROWBY, who arrived just as the Council had broken
up, at four o'clock. The Attorney and Solicitor Ge-
neral were in attendance during the sitting of the
Cabinet.

Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the
Princess AUGUSTA visited the KING.

Yesterday the Princess of DENMARK took leave of
Mrs. HENRY HOWARD and her family, at their house
in Lower Brook-street.

The Duke of Sussm in stepping into his carriage,
a few days since, severely sprained his foot, and is at
present confined to his apartments.

The Duke of BEDFORD continues in a most dan-
gerous state. His Grace has had a paralytic attack,
of so severe a nature that little hopes of his recovery
are entertained.

The late Marquis of lIEnTFORD has bequeathed a
legacy of 1:1,000 to the Middlesex Hospital.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer last night an-
nounced his intention that the present salt duties, that
is, the whole of the tax, shall expire in 1824.
Monday night Mr. NIATTHEW9. performed his
Entertainment called " His )outhftd Days," before
the KING and a distinguished party
Wandsworth Fair was yesterday well attended in
the morning by the neighbour ing Gentry, who seemed
much pleased with the order and regularity observed
by the numerous visitors who attended. A light cart
on its return to town, fully laden with passengers,
was completely overturned, in coming down the hill•
near the Falcon, by the shafts breaking fortunately
none of them were hurt very seriously.
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LYNX ELncrion.—The Election at Lynn proceeded luietly on
Friday and Saturday. At the close of the latter day the numbers
were—For the Hen.. Jonn WAirome, IS4.—Fur Sir. W. 13.
FoLEns, 92. The Suffolk Yeomanry, which had bcen sent for,
did not reach ...so far as Lynn, their assistance being deemed

unnecessary.
lionsta.—Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in tlfe Week ending 26th June,
1822, lip& O'd. per cwt. exclusive of Involution Duties.