Star.
London, England, 1821-03-21 00:00:00

1 commati,

The 2d Battalion of the Sd Regiment of Guards
mounted guard this morning at St. Jamess, ecc,
under the command of Colonel Daustuoxtp. As
this is the anniversary of the battle of Alesao.
dria, in Egypt, when the gallant Sir Ratrn Aata-
CROMBIE fell, and in which this Regiment foil*,
' the colours were surmounted by a large wreath
laurel. One Serjeant and one private, who are the
only men left in the Battalion of those who fought
in Egypt, also wore laurel in their caps.
Major-General Sir J4MIN LAMBERT has arrived hi
Dublin, and will shortly assume the command at
Cork, in the room of Major General Sir JOHN Etter,
who is to command in the Limerick district, which
is united with the County of Clare. Head-quartets
in Limerick.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Cosnadadons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Durhue.
Robert Moses Dinsdale,William Thomas Crewmen, nal Gear
Ornsby, Ewes. to be Deputy Lieutenants.
Commissions in tie Rut Regiment of Loyal Stdfolk Yeomanry
Caviler. demi hi tie Lord lieutenant of Suffolk.
Sr Miles Nightingall, S.C.& to be Captain, via Wye,
*Teed; Miley Hence Bowe. Esq. to be ditto, vice Collett,
relived ; Horace George Broke, Ball to be ditto, iiee Coe-
perdswabe, redgoed Philip Bennet, jun. Esq. to begin%
vice Role, rerlgOed VAllli4l George Colchester, Gen. w
be Lieutenant, vice Hoyle, resignc,d ; Want Sawyer, Gen
to be ditto, vice Cross, deceased; William Bothwell, Gent.
to be Comet, vice Fisher, resigned ; George Cobbsid,
to be ditto, vice Bolton, resigned ; John Lake, Gent. to be
ditto, vice Bowyer, promoted ; George Morgan, Gent. wbe
ditto, vice Colchester, pioniotel.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

F•rnotrrx, lsfAxcit id.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the lo-
na* Paansox, from London for Madras; St. Mary's. Bram,
from ditto fbr Jamaica; and New &mann, Colmar, fns
ditto for Gibndtar.

Pcntonx., Maser 19.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Perm.
Terence, Jscesos from Shields for Bourdeatty; Looks, Ams-
Armen, (rots London to (Oporto; Fame, Owns, front New.
castle for ditto; Albion, Hamra, and Halls, Roans, from
Newcastle for Gibraltar; Der Schwan, lemma, from Ram-
nab for Hamburgh, with damage—mainmast spring, fa.; sed
Thus, Gies, from London for Malta. Sailed the Isabella, No-
cams, for Rio Janeiro.
POMIUM2II, MARCH 20.—Wind N.V.—Arrived the M-
EM and. Mary, Drams; from Gibraltar.
Diet, Mau 20.—Wind N.V.—Arrived the Cossack, HAI.
Aar, from Lisboa; Porcupine, Lam, from Buenos Ayra;
Thomas, Les:anon, hum Rada ; Albion, Pasce, from Gibed-
tat ; Brothers, Giastasolit' from Eombay, and ward may,
a not known. Come down from the River, the Wee sf
Marlborough, Homers, for the Cape of Good Hope; Rope,
PATINUON, foi Genoa Iris, Cossar„, for Jamaica. The/
remain in the Dawns with a large fleet of outward and hew
ward baud, detained by the North-west wind.
Donn, Mescal W.—The Jannette, Finecc, from Debit=
for Amsterdam, pasted by for the Downs in a very leaky stets,
land her ground tier of sugar votahed out.
Montagne Maur 19.—The sloop Friendship, Amer^
from Leith for London, sprung a leak yesterday wale cream
the Deeps, and was run on shore, but corning on her broadeldr,
and her hatches giving way, it is feared the cargo nil he
Pone Ge.asorow, Marten 17.—Arrived, the Three Simi.
frost Ihrouriab : on the Ist inst. encountered a severe
gale, received cemeidaeable damage, and threw overboard from
50 to AD bake de mom • _ .

Istuaroon. KM= 19.—A1l the vessels that sailed as de
17th hat. haw beck : the Rebecca, Sam for fieladelphir
with loss of tea aao.yaed; and William, far Opera, WA
loss of anchors and cables. The Nampa, for Maw, IN lot
three anchors and cables. The Ann Sophia, for Stoethrist
on shore, without anchors sad asides.
Curzon-How; Mannar —Slip Entered Inwards: 111
Ovington, from Neireastle.—Eattered Outwards: The Vjibe
for Hamburgh ; Lee, for Bremen. Me, far !diner; Her%
fir Calais; Amphitrite, for Elsi'neur ; Cyrene, for MAW;
Betsy, for Napks ; St:samaah, for Londonderry; Thedh hr
Dort; and WrfarLeShron.—ckared Outward':
John, for Hamburah ; Marianssei foe Africa; Prince of Onsfel
for Brasses; Daniel, for the South Sea whale-fishery; Sob
wood, for Davin Straits; and Industry, for Greenland.

' Monday senaight a Court Martial was held"
Captain Fultmtaux, and the remaining Offimeseri
crew :of his Majesty's late ship CARRON, • whm: it
Court determined—That the loss of the CAamealo
occasioned by unaccountable currents issuing
the River Ganges ; that it appeared every preollis
had been taken, by comparing the rates of the he
nonteters, when it could be done ; that there vas IP
reason to suppose the ship to have been ands •
miles of the place where she struck : that everyPP
:lisle exertion was made to save the ship widens*
feet; and that no blame whatever, was imps
I Capt. Fultuaeux, his Officers, or ship's compel, kg
Itheir conduct en that occasion • and the Court, there'
fore, judged them.to be fully.-Acquitted-
- Mr. TIMM FLINDILL, Editor of the wafts
Luminary, was, on Monday last, found guar, g
the Exeter Assizes, of a libel on the Qum. 111.
libel .is the celebrated one which Mr. Wrrelogs
brought under the notice of the House of Comm'
The number of convicts sent from Great Mob
New South Wales, from the Ist of January, 1817, PEI
the Ist of January, 1821, amounted to 8,51M1
which number only 496 were women. From halm
during the same period, the transports amounted.
2,703, of whom 268 were women.
ExecUTlON.—Monday, William Thomsolityth°Vs,.
found guilty at the York Assizes of the murderdo"
wife, was executed at York Castle.
COAX Expnume, Manx.4.ses, Daunt 51.—A aloskiliiiit
quantity of Wheat and Barley remained 'over from 3111161.
• esersillb
supply ; and, although there was no fresh arrival this
the sale e the above articles was exceedingly ban* °"tdd
is no alteration in tbe price of either. Oats were sly° ,„„
sale, and inferior Coen was rather cheaper.—b Beans
there
there is no &entice.

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