Star.
London, England, 1827-03-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Tbe D4opt of thi sodi Itegis7;—nt, 400 etrbilZ it efiltred 'll*
Belfast to Fortsormes.
A patty it the ist Demeanu mired. at Plemblll barracks. stn.
Thursday, to replace the 7th Dinars who aremdoemlM Olassair.s.,
A Detachnsent belonging to Alre 56th Regiment- lobakr,
neWeiti4 on.Satueday morning from Westminster. for
• Dulishment belittling to the 36th Regiment of Foot, smreapil
y incoming from Vvretininster. for Bolton.. Demcbusigilo
behoglog to the 14th, 46th, and 54th Regiments of Infantry, ernot
onfriday morsiog oo board a steam-vessel in the Riverills
diisemo4 m route to Chatham.
.•: PaMbomots belonging to the td, 6th, and cm sishimmai it
Ileo,wwkented on Friday morning on board amemommel kilts
'lllser, fee Gravesend, on routs to Canterbury.. - .
' • A Detachment belonging to the Royals embarked on the t7thok.
rut Gravesend. on board the lioushar Indianian, for Madras.
' A Detachment belonging to the 50th Regiment of Infantry as.
' rived' on the idlnatant on hoard the Ftinsbory, at Portsmouth, from,
Jamaica.
In the list of the Minority of 39 against the Grant to
the trokk and Duchess of Ctaitutee, on Friday last, the
name of S. Rice is entered by mistake, instead of
Robert Price. the Member foe the County of Hereford,'
who voted in the Minority. • - - '
The name. of .Ifr.,M4rkaws7o new-ehtertaionsent is
to bi called The Rome circuit, or •Copiney Adventures.
The third act is to Ise sailed Mr. Matheort's Picture
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Two sons of'{ distinguished *coMaioner, from their
wend tastes, the one in kuseingr the otlie4 in sininaings
(save acquired the namevel Mai rid and • Ram t.rod.
- A woman in thecountry went for-a poond of candles,
mlaws to her astenishawat andlstortillcatioh, she int Informed ihit'
'day Itsitrtssas a ;stunt hi the planet Once het' list pirchase of tliim.
.thi
ot Wily," says she, " whit can be the cause at such Ws ezeibitant
ur{pa as ae,ay ?" " I can't tell," says the man, • bat I believe
b airing to the war." " Why, 'muse them," cried
Ap:'., de best by candle-light !" •
• One day, when we were.at dinner at Himley, the
conversation turned upon an . anecdote that was
foment alscust .01d Lord Fot.ev. It was said that a
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.cant of his had found couched in one of the books
Of the library an India bond for 1,0001. which had
been hid there, but forgot,by.Old Mr. FOLEY. Instantly
this servant brought the 1,0001. India bond to my
Lord:delivered to blip es his property (a trover), upon
which Lprd .Fpieregave him half-a-crownl "He could
sot," said Lord Dudley, give him more." We all stared.
He could non"' said Lord Dudley, is for the soul of
kien.77—Bridgessater Anecdotes.
ORME or 2114. WORD BURPERe—ALthe.tiftie when
the Epicures( were gond Catholics, it was customary to
drink the health of •the Pope out of a full glass ; in
French, an boa Pere, which has been transformed into
the English bumper.
Wednesday, . Pea Green HATER, Esq. with his new
wife and suite, left Dover foi France. It is not gene-
-I,ally known that this verdant Gentleman' has married
the daughter of Mr.Caarani who nsarried his mother,
The following is stated to have been the late Bishop
of Lincoln's income s—Value of See, 13,2801.—Arch-
deacon of Exeter, 6001.—Canon of Chichester, 7001.
The Vicar of Wellingley and Beshill, 2001.—Total
yearly income, 9,7801. Patronage, two Archdiecon-
ries, 96 prebends, 36 livings, batiks .sacrists, ricers
choral, am—Nottingham Review. - - •
The persons contemplated by. out stge• Game Urn
as persons of higherdegree than Esquire, are Cole) e,
Sergeants, and Banisters at Law, and Doctosts
three learned professions!—But it has bees d
that a diploma from a Scotch University, appointing
Doctor of Physic, does not give a qualification (1 Ter
'Reports, 46).--The Scotch Graduate. may physic .
patients, ad nauseant, but he cannot kilts partridge!
VOLTAIRE, having lampooned a Nobleman, was owl
night, on his way home, intercepted by hint, and
cudgelled for his licentious wits on which he applied
to the Duke of ORLEANS) then Repent, and begged him
to do him juaice. rt Sir," replied the Regent, smiling.
64 it has been dons already:.
Two boys, being together in a butcher's shop in
Plymouth, one of them took up a loaded gun, and
,presenting it in sport, it went off, and the charge lodged
m the head of his' companion. He lingered for some
time, and expired.
Hassonanstru Bansoa.—A special meeting of the
proprietors of this undertaking took place on We&
Desday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the,
Strand. E. J. Coaraie, Esq. M. P. in the Chair.'
`The Directors' Report stated, that their late Seers;
tary had absconded, and was indebted to the Coro.
pasy 4141. that he had also received calls from several
of the proprietors, to the amount of 6001. which were
sot placed to the credit of those proprietors, and
which the Directors submitted, was the fault of
those proprietors themselves, inasmuch, as they paid
their. calls at the ofSce of the Secretary, who wee
• atithorized to receive them, instead of making
their payments according to the printed notice, at thel
Treasurer's. A long debate ensued, as to the neglect
of the directors' in omitting.to take security from their
Seefetary, as directed by. the act, and *ailed by
their . own bye-laws, which,. if it had been dose. tba
defalcation of 4141. could have bees made good. A
Committee of seven Proprietors were appointed to en•
mine into, and report upon those points. With respect
to the calls received by the late Secretary, and misap.
plied, the Proprietors who paid those sums contends&
that the Company ought to bear that loss also. Mr.l
Tomes:ow was elected a Director, in the room of Mr:
HAYWARD, deceased; and thanks being given 'lO the
Chairman, the Meeting broke up at five o'clock.
Thursday, the execotion of Williens Thomsen, fol. the
robbery of Mr. Dickson of Cousland, in October last,
lea Place opposite the Guard-house at Dalkeith ; and
a very tale assemblage of people collected at an early
boor to witness the awful spectacle.. Most 'of them,
however, were from the country; foe the inhabitants of
Dalkeitb, regarding the exhibition with feelings of hoe.
ror and detestation—a similar scene not having been

witnessed there for centuries—shut their places of bu-
siness, and manifested every indication of regret at their
respectable town having been subjected to such degra-
dation. Thomson was a powerful;mustular man, and
during the whole scene seemed to maintain the most
complete self-possession.
DARING ROBIRRT.—On Saturday mottling, as Mr.
Banks, of the Blue Posts Chop-house, in the Haymarket,
was standing at his door, he observed a tall elderly man
with a drab great coat, coming towards him from the
bottom of the market, when he arrived opposite the
house, he stopped and read the name over the door,
repeating aloud, •• Banks, &c." Mr. Banks drew
on one side, supposing him about to enter the house,
but he walked into the house adjoining, kept by Mr.
Rogers, Restaurateur,where he ordered a basin of soup;
upon the return of the waiter to the room with the
soup, he found it empty, and bis customer gone; and
subsequently discovered that five silver table spoons
were also wanting; an enquiry and search was in-
scantly set on foot, bat :whim the tall man or silver
spoons could be found.

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NAVAL ;INTELLIGENCE.

The Harding, Hiramsn,frtyn Uvetpethand St. Andrew's (New
Brunswick) for Jamaica, was lost in Ma,ember, en Silver Keys.
The Homer, from New Orleans for Liverpool, was lima:bad so
the rfth Dec. on Turtle Rock--erew and part of our avid.
The Britannia, MA11M21.1., from" Liverpool for Mobile. was lam
its the 7th January, on Horn Island—crew saved.
The crew of the Flora barque from St. Jaha's (N. 8.) that
vessel having been abandoned waterlogged, have arrived at Liver,
pool Ia the Alexander, from Manton.
TIM Sank, Wrialis, from Demerara, has wilted at Liverpool.'
with loss of !nisei mast. Pa the Sid of February. spoke, in lat.
44. 4Q. 14a .17. thy ilienewaintr, from Rio to Hantburgh, under
jtfry-ntasta, hating IlmOar bowspEit,, foremast, and mate-tepinsat,
°tithe 9tti. 1.1 •

• , MARCIE. 5, Wind S.W. and 5, Wind S.W. and
B.S. W—Krriied the Duke of Sent packet, from Lisbon, in five
deli ;' Providelice, Horn, from do. in 33 days.; and the 'Duke of
Wellingto
sn, Roassestal/4 (runt Tarragona; with lost of bulwarks,
Ptratourrt stanclumin
MAWR § and 3.—Wihd S.—Arched .tb• Lynn,
Kinoite, (shall/91es '; 'Moan and Sarah, Mown, froth Oporto;
Blisaboth, iffarmit&. froth Messina ; and the Williani and Mary,
Mugs trim Lisbon. Baird the Hannah, Guiastr, for Tarragona.
;Poavvatoutii Milieu 3 and 4.—Wind S.W. to N V.—Arrived
his ~/dalostf's .:sidp—SATI4.LITI, from Plymouth; Charlotte _and
Matfi, Corissfanui, Layton, and Crown transports, from 'Lisbon;
god Spire# transport, from South Atherica and Cork. • The Arab,
Ctastasrvp, of Belfast, for St. Michael's, was fallen in with on the
21st Ukiah,. by the Crown transport, in lat. 49..0. N. long. 11. in
a very leaktate who took out the etew, and brought them to
this port. The Sea Flower, Stomas, from this port for St. Mi.
tltae[ t, was totally lost off that place-7creve saved.
Cohn, Mown 4.—A French ship, botind to Havre, is 'reported
to be off the Island; dismasted.
Dias Masai 4. —Wind W.S.W.tentaln. with ate ••owaid
hoitad, the Aleiandet the Great' Pack, for Pon au Prince; and,
the Glegeral.Kyd and Farquharson. 'Arrived thpJamaica,*oncus,
ikons Antlppa., „ . •••••-- • •
NORTH Al* SOUTH ANZRICAN • COIF= HOWL
• THIS DAY. • . ••

Ltvaisroot4 illancw-2.—Wind W: fresh breeseso—Atrived tbll'
evening theDirinthian, Davis, from New York, sailed on the slit
ult. in company with the Great Britain, for this part; The Leeds,
Sin and Canada, Rooass, from Liverpool, strived it New
York on the sth uk. Byron, Aintnewl; froth Nassau (New Pro.
'ldeate) ; Elisabeth, Natant; from Demerara, gaited on the ldth of
January; FAMIIO4IS. Pawns, from Trinidad; Mentor, Pettaics,
Bsanotaw, and Franklin, frost levanstah ; the
Harmony, Ross, from New Orleans ; tie Gee, Wasn't;
frowspariraianiuisn; the Etiktol, Room, from Alesrk.(47lo
The and Here, sailed from Charles= fee fhb pert is
, the fididlJanuary ; don, Moneason, cleared at Chaeletop tit
Mir mottos sheikh of Janokty ; Sapphire, Caramel, dieratee
(Clisdeisms,lar this' port es the UM of January; Tansiebre.
Jamminn, ihirod it Savannah for this pert on Me loth Se.
illitekers,-Yeeson, ditto, for ditto; sish Jawlay ;
too, , ditto, far dints, sit January ;Ceres, Psalm% ditte; it
ditto. Fell. 1. The Lady Odle Lake arid Peadepe ialledfarditto
let Fehavory. The Homer, fee this port, was totally lest as Me
Silk Dtreember on Turtle Reck, Balmma ; crew and OW Uf die .
,oatio sem& ' •
Mem* W.S.W. blowing frea.—.Arrived the Mk,
Jules, from New York ; Finchett, Wasaases from Savanisiih;
Shotrillemw, froth ditto; Majestic, Meanie, frets Nem gieleams.
illittJanuary ; Richard, Farrostaa, Meredith; lfmar; from'
siwara ; Joe Toeing, from Malaise. The Hardy, Ceateisskt,
ber.bieu condemnedi at Hannah. The Jam, boronet, fruit
Havana for Cowes, sugar laden, is mufti amt of as
drove on a reef, and kat received condderaide damage; -llf
sta2.4le; one ship, throe brim, and two snows.
The East India Company's ship Thomas Comte arriebd tbe-
Dowse on Saturday at noon, and proceeded to the River. SIMI&
CMOs the 111 d November, Jan Head the 11th December,ind SL
Slim the 24th January. • - •
ilhe Abercrombie Robinson left China the 17th, and the Bait
teens on the 10th November, but neither had arrivedst St. He.'
km melon the Thomas Coutts sailed from thence far
The Thomas Guns overtook the Berwickshire =l.Aor
and • from her on • the 14th of December, to the'
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The sailed from Shippore on- the same dap as the Sir
David Scott, butts believed to have gene an eastern passage.
The Abercrombie Itchiness let Cbina no the 17th November;
the ships Edinburgh, Berwickshire, Lord Umber,' and Thishemi

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of Athal were to Follow in the cons. at !'week.

The idlnburitt and Margins of Handy were to easy *ores
Thseralfitt-had arrived at Whavarser-+6e passed thw Anne
Bias olf Swam

The Java, homeward bound from China, arrived at St. Banal
the ltth, and sailed for Xnatand the Silt January.
Os Saturday the dispatches for Madras and China; by the aMp
Bombay. Captain 'OEM C■•aareta, vrenrekeetat the Sam India
Rouse, and delivered to the Purser of that ddp. •

Irma WIMPOO 111411,1 even eft litile them were
gtZt
thirtpdhooe dap et ma. The. of Acres; Rcaterty
yds& being weeded by viededtAkist keit die Stspkweet, esd a
dense atiwoopitere, ilia ships amid oat We the had wind a
them were two days hyssita of this pert, without knowing
their situation. oi • •
The Resins Limit. F. Arnim", is the 14th at Feb.
its las. N,la. N. I L 90. W. fell la with the Maidstone
schooper, of Ipswich, from Terceira for Lnetpeel, which vessel had
suffered by a mu washing away her larboard ka, and wash'
dhArees for pcsdahrsi. Limit. P. supplied her with the same
site bad ott board the.Mmter of the Industry, of Glasgow, sad art
of the CMS of the ink smack, of Leaks, both of which vessels
were totally bullshit two other vessels, off that Wang, a the 17th
Jaaoary kat. The crews were all saved.
O. 7beaday, the Vittoria transport, Lieut. Chia, Avast, arrived
from the Leeward islands, with, the but Division of the slat Re-
giment on board. They lauded at Cowes, and starched to Albany
Barracks. _ .

The Forte. 46, Capt. J. Cashion, C.B. sailed from Madeira on
the 3d of January, wkh the Austrian Embassy to the Coast •of
&caulk out board, for Rio Janeiro. We have made the most shil-
-1 gent ioquiries respecting, the reports in circulation regarding the
Forte, =a are bappt to say, we nut believe that the statement of
her loss is worthy of the lead credit.
The Callope sailed front Madeira ou the Sth of January, for
Vera Cruz.

The Experimental squadren will be airkwady to premed
on the trial cruise, under the euninsand Epe-gdeniral Sir
Thomas Hardy, list. IC C.B. The ME el* iU, Captain
John Hayes, C.B. will be out of tit Whew elehfolidaf the
Sapphire; SS, Captain Henry Dsiodass Wolk NI, Cogitate Geo.
Hayes;. and the. Columbine te, Caroni Waifs Opened% are
in state of forwardness :tad will shortly mend to flpithead.
The Tyne. Captain Kea' raey White, sad Mora, Is, Llipiain
Alexander from the Meer, are on dr& se di rem
TbillYialati it, Captain Laws, arrived MB Ely
tatoi The Sybille. not being manned, Se =thin
[aiming shifted his flag to the Pyramus, Pmts. Os
isiimed in that ship on the cruise.
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DRUEINLANE THEATRICAL FUND Dant*, •

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This unemst. dins& was held es Friday, at the Nossommie
Tavern, endless attended by about 550 Oentientesond
Stied with tides, attracted, De &Mitt by the lisalbSibitila gZ.
:
14 not quite indltetent to the speechifying. e nese of mss.
sex was exposed to take the chair, but a le ter MS reedited
frees him, seildity that indisposition had p Mild MO quit-
ting his chamber since the 30th a Jaautry, ski* be the
more regretted, because he tett greatly desirous to abew, by
his Hess**, his intentioti of supperdng an 'lndust* which
had thet with the unceasing patronage of his lasurated beadier,
and which be, • *create looked epee. *an beir.3sem. His
Royal Highs,* enclosed Mrs. Ceasei dainties of 511. sad
his own all • Lord Baboon we. calks( te die Chair. Mr.
*ahem. nod the principal vocalises et the day. exerted dim,
selves to deligk the company, with the happiest effect. After
the panel roost et Upland coatenuty toasts, the health et
: Mr. [Prise; the present lessee of Detry.lase Theatre, wan
drank with great applause. Mr. Prisse, is restrain thanks,
said, be Alt aisildest hopes, that with the atristance et the
British Pnbilc, OH Drury would be festered to her termer
rank, et the Mt theatre in die world. Mr. Cooper *ea rest o
Ist of the Sobscribers et the present year. Analog edam we
modest—His Missy, 100 guise* ; the Duke et Seem, Lat. she
Date et Beiterd, 50 pins=; tie Marquis of Lasetiews. 101.
the Mamas of Stafford, 101. Lord &us, 101. Lord Covistry,.lll.
Lord &Swat; SOL Lord W. Lenses. SL Mrs. Coats, SM. Mr C.
' Flower, St. Mr T. Nerds, St Mr: Mask*. Mr. Hodgson, KC
Mr. listen, 11. Mr. Prioe,lo tenons; Mr. Cakes*, 10i. id* Sr-
sold, 5 plasm; Mr. Kean, 5411. Ste. St*

mien
1111CONDAIUKS OPFICIL. Kasen L
Wiliam Westbrook, the letter-etaiger et the Trnsgeany Pest-
elle., win Was se Kew* fainted a sheet time site by the eerie-
slow et semi demobs powder, captained in a beer irbieb was
stamping, recovered damps of mi. bees Jae Jane% of Weed,-
ford, Yaws, tie party
rby Was. tie letter was test. The damages
were hid at 40001. and the detritus attended pereenally, anti
read a panic expreariny bilhi regret at the accident; that be had vet
the Aabwt letesden er inures amp sae, and it large *seem were
haw, be hid era nem it - drwa, sod mast
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be inFilectel.
' rater tif aNY

Norway, theme smoke •
doting the whole day -
carry skint with them a huge tobacco-pipe, the bowl of
which is as large as a man's fist, while the tube is seen
sticking out of the pocket, or seen swinging in the band.
Saturday, at about five o'clock is the afternoon, as a
Ladj•of considerable fortune, mimed Huse; was mess.'
leg Code-street, Reading, from her own house to that
olber son, who lived opposite. she was unfortunately
struck down and killed by a -coach from Logsdon to
Bristol.

Zs'll: and parted • - froat big ea • the 14th of December, to the tbe dig iseit Inteedon ells ikareamp one, mad if brie
welitorard it Jai . Braided against him, be lid no steam sK payis d
tins a TM weimandmise ate arrived in China as loam% its.—. be coosigotd to kla Impel gbh will be
Torn' Abeemonalda
," Mb Jay; nabbing's, Ilth, sted Genital pensewosotto sock ds=scandihis 110 ate
eti
sic his argis. smit Angest; td, tandaa,- Mb, Borwicksbire, otiom &tans ilmaiveganeo, pipet/
, ‘A- a stlt, Memo Osocesil It% .IPtibiles nia. Lehi Latta* _ , ..—.-L.--.,'
ite : 15th, Donbass of Athol, lii,b, Camden, Mb, mei Or- In the north of Sweden, as in Nartray, the
as ow -Weil, 10th September; "dampest, I*, Eatrarras, Otti, Castle
1, and Handl, 104 George she Fourth, gtok, \ sag Amos eg mentify. tobacco lying in their beds; and dam* di
Dow 1.541 October; Lord Ambent, od, Ails Tib, and ear Drab! Scots, carry abbot with them a !sage statiaceo-pipe