Star.
London, England, 1821-12-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 15th Hussars, now at York, were so much engaged in
Field Sports during the greater part of the last 5.5 years, that it
had no occasion for any other instrument of musk than the
Bugle. But now that Thad Sports of such a neon* cease to be
constantly followed, the Bugle is suspended on a branch of lau-
rel, and a Band of parade is established, as a proof that the sol-
dier in time of peace knows how to estimate the drunter of a
'piano. The Band is well organised ; it preceded the Regiment
to the Cathedral last Sunday, giving great delight and satisfac-
doo to every auditor. The York Barracks will now resume the
features of a theatre of attraction, and the New Walk, as the
',this advances, will cease to be deserted, and become the fa-
vourite promenade of the Votaries of fashion, as well as of the
I lovers of embellished nature, rural views,and picturesque scenery.

NAVAL INTELLIGIiNCE.

The Irish Papers received this morning happily de- --.-
pail few additional outrages. The redoubtable Cap- The In
Breton,dustry, Pou.oex, of and for Triniof dad, from Qoalsee,
!six Rock has issued a long proclamation to the far- .P.at Into Sydney, Cape the 19th October, with
damage, and 11 horses thrown overboard, having experienced a
of Tipperary, dated December 10, 1821, in severe gale. She would he ready to proceed about the 10th oh.
Extract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Riga, dated the
which he warns them not to pay tythes nor taxes, to
3d instant :-0 The Brighton, Doawoos, which sailed from Bol-
reduce the rents 60 per cent. and threatens all who deraa on the 14els ult. for Newcastle has put back to this port
give up their arms to the Magistrates, that they shall in consequence fiwvertvthreni:lnarßsditti,
ships nawTi:itsti.oenteisisbeeill oPlerho
;hare the death of the Sit 11AS. Three farmers, whose following four vessel., ere loading, and rady tovn
*ail therLt. fair
rases are mentioned, are ordered to prepare their wina,vie. Charles Tennyson. TAYLOR, for Hull; Lord-Cochrane,
Almo,for London ; Alexander, Baown, for Dundee; and George
pies, as they will surely receive a worse death ' and Mary, TRAILL, for Bridpert."
LNG. FAIXOUTH, Dec. 23.-Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Caledonia,
' Gnus., from Calcutta, in foil! months • and Moppet PATOI4.t
This Proclamation declares that General Rock, fruit Abo for Lisbon. Sailed he following packets, with Malls:'
fro Duke
Fox,M artioltire andueStawnmeL,ifaonrdsLi.sbonti; Sandwich, for
Captain Stec!, and Major Ribbon, whose names are tht
beth,
added to it, will never be satisfied until they have an for America; eriftsure for the Mediterranean ; and Camden,sa
the toullund&tillr
liii Parliament, and the King crowned in Ireland. Toe theneTigris. Air sailed
' Charitift°ToohwningZittiard,
Great preparations were making for the reception dian packet, awl Young Prams, for the West Indies •, si'hima,
for Gibrahar t Mevagissy and Caledonia for Naples; Antelope, !
of the Marquis WSLLTALZY ; and an Address was for Venice; Graham Moore, for Ancona;' lion, Cy we and
presented from the:Corporation of Dublin tct Earl Albion, for Trieste; Placidia and Rover. for Genoa;r Skylark,
TALBOT. for Smyrna; Fancy, for Oporto; Seneca, for Tarragona; and
Delight, tor Seville. The rest (about thirty-three sail) remain.
............... Parnouss, Dec. 25. Wind W.N.W.—Arrived his Ma-
Letters from Odessa, received this morning, of the Ma-
jesty's ;biro!' PliAlm".
' fgintsblreland
he; ande Lorde Es
ce, Next Bsatilth
Stir November, bring no intelligence of any Move• sails split ; and the Catharine, Rouses, with loss of main-boom.
wßewateries.r4nrttps.
and Sound, mrvteueenshbips
,and f
and seouiroobnriegre.s ; hs
The theviCiantd-
weaver the Russian forces. Up to that date all re-
shifted during the night from E.N.E.to W.N.W. blowing hard,
mised tranquil.
but moderated towards the morning. It is reported that a vessel
.......... ' drove on snore on Sunday last, between Bantam Island and
Lord and Lady GRENVILLE are not expected in a Tuthresuese Peak, laden with bale goods, and some mules. None
Min till February. e crew on
Pearassoasn, Dec. g6.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Twa
The Duke of Devon: star. after inspecting the Tamer. Nesam, from Calais for Marseilles, with loss of sails.
s of the workmen at Chatsworth, proceeded • The Queen transport, from Chiosxi, has come into harbour w
tOPP3Erat:dwicke (15 miles distant), where his Grace &dune bar cargo.
pve a grand dinner on Christmas-day. finuestass, Doc. 26.—The Lord Cranstonn was sot off the
.. • Moplin Sand yesterday, and has proceeded up the Thames, in
Lord Groaox CABIINDIBII. with his usual phtian- charge of several smacks.
thrOp/ is making the poor happy at his ancient seat, Dees, Dec. Mi.—Wind S.W.—The wind got round this
Latime near C"hesham, Buckinghamshii e. - morning to the S. E. and the outward-bound were preparing to
sctil, bu
ame dtowit:itarchr eddalgealirieteorthgteS:ll,e'.uiblio,win
_strong, w.
Old English hospitality is revived at Saudneck in h Folio for Maoliraths, &c.
rincipal seats of the Ear' (4 Hens,. Warm, fur Africa; Burlington, Wit sox, for Juamaica;
Yorkshire, one of the pth
SOARSOROVOR. Amity, MACKINTOSH, for Beke ; Sappho, lixerunra, for
of Multa ; and Charlotte, APPLETON, for New York. Arrived and
Portman Hall, the seat
is
Mr.
hire, di. BRRICRLZY PORT-
plays a scene of "'nil", the rut William, Grass, front Batavia. The Sicily,
BAN, at Bryanstone, Dorse
Curren. broke an anchor, and has been supplied with another.
mach festivity during the holidays. Snowman, Dec. 116.—A ship's jolly-boat has been driven on
Addington Place, the seat of the Iion.WINGFIELD More upon the main between hive and Shoreham. and brought
STRATFORD, neat Maidstone, Kent, is enlivened by in here, marked, " Good Intent, of Exeter, WILLIN3I NADU."
the usual bounties to the neighbouring. poor. i Itesswism. Dm. M.—Arrived the Tula, Worm, from Lon.
I_, don to Gibraltar ; and Pelican. Erswaaos, from ditto for Dublin,
The Duke of Nottrots is entertaning a
_se' . with Ines of as anchor and cable each.
part- .• Ileawico, Dec.M.—Arrived, the Gemini, Taw, from
y of his distinguished friends at his seat, rOM
Gain, Suffolk. Shields, with loss of anchor and cable, windlass, &c.; Britannia,
The Marquis and Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM Jacirmst from Ilamb°
pecker, from _, reit with lanaqr .rir°!'
ac
cable; and
will give a splendid entertainment on Twelfth day, Tit law, fikmmimoo," , from ltd.:: fliorianfkaaormigh. has been.
at their seat. Stowe, Bucks. . brought in here, water-logged and without rudder, having struck
The Earl and Countess of CoYMITRT are expected • upon a vow* in the Swin yesterday, and knocked off her stern-
in town on Tuesday next, for the season, from their : Post- Soiled, the Leicester packet for Cuxhaven, and the Henry
, Feeding packet for Holland, each with a Mail.
teat in Worcestershire. i laraaconmr. Dec. 23.—The Thadeus, Rms. otthis port, was
Dr. Klemm°, the venerable Dean of Peterborough,: this morning found at anchor in Combemartin Bay, and no per-
and Rector .1 Holm', in 'Yorkshire, is at this time • son on hoard. As the boat is gone, it is feared the crew have
dangerously ill at his Rectory House. i ;swished.
Sir CHARLES Barmen, of Clenchwarton, in Nor- ; doh to plc' S6.—The Bacathear from Shields for 11)11-
iralWan run foul of by the Cognac, UNION, off Wintetton, and
folk, has bred and grazed an ox, which was killed a lost her foreman and bowsprit. Another vessel soon after came
few days ago at Norwich : it rneasererl 15 feet six I on board her, when the crew left her, and she was brought in
inches in length, five feet ten inches round the body, boa lad night-
I Bairns, Doc. 115.—A two-masted vessel, with nine or ten
and only 10 inches round the small Part of the foot t people OD board, was seen to go down near the Tusher Rock, on
and weighed 117 stone 7lbs. lriday morning. She was afterwards driven on shore against
E. R. PAUTT. Esq. of Norfolk, on Monday last I the cliffs, near Dunrsven Castle, and wart to pieces. A small
distributed his Christmas donation of two fine fat lone- Part of the cargo (butter and flour) wax saved.
Moans Samna, Dac.ss.—The Crowley, that was an the
locks, to the surrounding poor families. Black kfiddinp, has been got off and brought in here.
Sir WH. B. Fouutzs, Bart. has declared himself Kromer, Dec. 20. Arrived the Elizabeth, Worts, from St.
a Candidate to represent the Borough of Lynn in Par- John's, N.B. In a gale she lost four men, two cables, and every
liament, in the room of his late father, and will be thing off deck.
Custom-House, Dee. 2.6.--Ships Entered Inwards I—The
opposed by the Marquis of TAVISTOCK. Francis, from Amsterdam; Oporto Packet, from Oporto ;Kate,
Monday, the remains of the Countess of Basso- from Malta; British Tar, from St. John's • and Richard, from
Rouoit, with that of the infant $Oll of the Hon. Gene. Stangate Creek. Cleared Outrds :—T;e George,
.for Dab-
ral WILLIAM nll4 144 BARBARA PONIIONBY, was lin ; Comet, formN9lesi oafdoreY.andormoala,;for7su
cemoverrrom Besborough House, Cavendish-square, Amu:etc-At Archimedes,
Tworkitl, the Atla'ntic, Taylor; Ann Diarist
tor into meat in the family vault, at Saint Mary's Graham ; and Rockingham, Aldridge, from Liverpool. At Tbk•
Church, Derby. ladelphia, Jane, Ferguson, from Liverpool. At Boston, Lies
Ch Wood ; Clyde, Adams; and the Mercury, Nichols, from
FASHIONABLZ ARRIVALS. Liverpool; also the Missionary, Davis, from London. At NeW
rsr Ocoee Robinson. Bart. front Devonshire.
_.. Orient% the Brothers, &ken, from Liverpool.
At Demerara,
lion. C. Cavendish, at Lord G. IL Cavendish's seat, BM", Bullard, Hamel, from Quebec ; William Dawson, Busher,
from a tour. from Liverpool; and John Hayes, Ayshford, from Barbed.--
Lord and Lady Nugent, at the Marquis of Buckingham', At Crane Island, Tom, from Liverpool.
Lord
seat, Stowe, from Lillegencks.
PAUTURF.S.
Pal 001Innef• Temple, for Stowe, Bucks.
Viscount The amend Viscoptess Granville, for Whentead Lodge,

To the notices which we have from time to time i
published of the favourable posture of trade, we i
may add a gratifying view of our commerce with
the United States. Its extent is probably more con-
siderable than our Readers would imagine. The
exports from Scotland of manufactured goods to
various parts of the Union will this year amount
to- about two millions sterling. The magnitude of
the sumariil appear more surprising, when we consi-
der the testrictions which prohibit us from taking in
exchange agricultural produce. A trade so import-
ant it behoves us to cherish with all possible care ;
and it is gratifying to think that customers so valua-
ble are aTree people, little likely to impede her pros-
perity by projlects of ambition.
.

Ipswich.
Mr. Istead, foe Northamptonshire
lien. Car Jones,_for
Captain Reed, R. N. and Mrs afford, fbr Cowdery, Sussex
Accounts have been received from various parts
of of
the country of great inundations in consequence
the late heavy rains. At Market Harborough, North-
ampton, nod Newport Panel, the waters were yes-
terday so high on the main road, that they reached
the backs of the horses. At Market Harborough anti
Northampton the inhabitants were compelled to take
up their te,i.iences on. the first floor, and the coach
were opened to let the water pass thsough.—
Much property had been exstroyed, but agaves lost.