Star.
London, England, 1820-08-26 00:00:00

THE ARMY. .

Yesterday morning, the 3d Regiment of Guards
left town, on their route to Windsor, to replace the
Coldstream Regiment, who, with the Grenadiers, are
appointed to do the London duty during the sitting
of Parliament.
This day, and for some time to come, the three Re-
giments of Foot Guards will be stationed as follows:
The Ist Regiment—l st Battalion, remains in the Kisig's Mews.
Scl Battalion, from the Tower, to Quarters in Westminster.
3d Battalion, from Quarters (Westminster) to rortman-street
Barracks.

d Regiment, (or Coldstream).-Ist Battalion, from Windsor
to the Tower. -

FA B,►ttaliem, from P(
Barracks.

Barracks to Knightsbridge

34:1 Regiment-Ist Battalion, now at Portsmouth, to re-
main there. _ .

fd Battalion, from Knightsbridge to Windsor.
Two squadrons of the 19th Lancers marched into
the Sheffield Barracks on Monday and Tuesday, to
replace the ith Dragoon Guards, who have gone to
Birmingham.
Six troops of the 4th (Queen's own) Light Dra.
goons, which are destined for Canterbury, are now
in the vicinity of the metropolis, where they will re-
main. iittring the pending proceedings against the
QtrnEtii ; the two other troops of the same regiment,
are now on their march from the West of England,
and are expected to arrive in Canterbury on the 28th
and 30th of the present month.

Two troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards, from
Newcastleupon-Tyne, have arrived at Coventry.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ilia 71Iljesty's shlp Wrz, Captain Fulcra, sailed on Thursday
ia pursuit of the Jane, smuggling cutter, expected to sail from
Flu&lain; ft,r the Nortif of Ireland, whose cargo is supposed to
have cost in Flushing..C4s,ooo. She is manned with si;.ty men,
and mounts foumen guts. The SWAN also sailed in pursuit on
Wednesday, and the P:tiNtza on Thursday, fur Yarmouth, to
take the Ranger Revenue cotter under her orders, and proceed
to cruize ilt the Nor.h Sea, for the purpose of Mtercepting the
smuggler. The ALEUT also Is cruiziog vizilantly for the
same purpose.

Ps.xsaiscit. Access 23.—The Shallop, of and for Falmouth,
from Bristol; was picked up near the Land's End, yesterday, by
a pilot-boo, bavirg been abandoned by the crew during the gale.
She is nearly full of water, and her pumps chocked. A corpse
was found on board in a collin; on the silver breast-plate is—
" Charlotte Georgina Betteisworth, died Ist August 1, 1820."
POD.TSMOCTII, A nous: 25.—Wind S.W.—P.issed by for Lon-
dou, the Albion, 'f ttLxnaL, from Berbice.

DeAL, Auncer 23.—Wind S.W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Itegar:mt, for North Yarmouth; and the Hanger, Tnoax, for
Lk.PuterAnrgh. Came down from the River and remain, the
Swallow, Ross, for Bombay; Barossa, AxnettsoN, for Honduras;
and Swift, Warieta, for Seville. .Arrived and sailed for the
River, an Arne' ican ship and two others, names not known..
Pur)rocsa, Acc. 24.—Anived the Charles August, Nista,
from Uleab.;rg ; Sultan. Yuntax, from Smyrna for London.
and s_iled again ; and William Fredeu lA, PORT; from Amster-
dam. Sailed the Jelin, Ili:xLev, for Prince Edward's Island.
Haatica, Af OUST the Prince of Orange packet,
with a Mall from Holland. A small vessel, apparently a brig
of 80 timber laden, was seen this morning io the Wallet,
with both masts, bowsps it, and redtkr gone, and was in charge
of two small vessels which fell to whit her, without any one
on board.

Corrost-Roosts, AUGUST 2.s.—Ships Entered Towards: The
Twee Gebroeders, from Tonningen ; Fort Augusta, from Saint
Petersburgh ; Mayflower, from tbit bee ; Milo, and Scotia, from
Saint Petersbergh ; Zealous, from ilamburgh ; George, from
Archangel; Graces, from lugs; and urine, from Memet—
Entered Outwards: The Commercial Packat, for Antwerp;
George, 'for Bourdeaux ; Reliance, and Ant, for Hambergh ;
Edgar, and Midway, for Jamaica; and Duke of Kent, for Rot-
te. dain.—aeared Outwards: The Sarah, for Stettin; Cale-
donia, fur Stettin; Pra.pect, fur Men el; Elizabeth, for South
Sea Whale Fishery ; Alexat.der, for Riga; Samuel, for Saint
JuhU's; and Concord, for Santa Cruz.
CRATES/CND, AUGUST 24.—Arrived the Scotia, Meares; Mes-
senger, Davison; Hannah, clay; Milo; 'lira; and Wabella,
Gordon, from Petersturgh ; Graces, Hutton, from Riga; George,
Thrift, trim Archangel; Zer.:oliS, Young, from Hamburiih;
Mayflower, Robir.son, from Quebec; and Two Brothers, Has-
s from Tonuingen.—Sailed the St. Pierre, Ensult ; and Monne
Henriett.t,, Pontiff, for Rouen; Stanton, Chambers, for Bre-
Alen ; Charles Forbes, C'hoak, for Bermuda; and the Sala.
Margaret, Meader, for Hatriburgh.
Am:ma—At New York, the Julius Caesar, ,Xarshal • and
Francis Freeling packet, ---, from Livool. At Boston,
from Liverpool. At Charleston; Eaiseth, 3Pltitosh,
fronr Liverpool ; and Favourite, Famine, from Carnarvon. Ac
Neve Weans, Bradock, front Liverpool. At Bailee, Mfred,l
Bitiddl, from Liverpool.; and Tom, Hazard, from London.
At Gibral:nr, Flora, Stew..rt, from the Clyde; and Hope, Col-
tins, from NewioundLnd. At Naple., Margaret, Flinch, from
the Clyde.. At Baltilnote, Lean, Trades, from Bremen; and
Brunswick, Bev-.:ns, .from Roue:dam. In James River, Per-
severance, Remick, from London. At New Bedford, Ilene
:et, Osnbal-, from Gi.ttenburgh. At Portsmouth (N. H.),
Harmony, Woodford, from Liverpool.
ViEfSCIA srorrif wrro.—The Golconda, from Loodon to Ben-
rd, on the 48th of May, in ht. 37. S. long. 40. E.—the Robert
Fuhon, Holdridge, from Chsriestoo to Liverpool, on the lOth
inst. in lat. 44. 50. long. 40. 50. and the Ciationrat. from Liver-
pool to Newfoundland, oo the 14th, In ht. 47.30. long. 27.3.1.