Star.
London, England, 1829-03-30 00:00:00

HUNTING.

His Majesty's Stag Hounds meet on Friday, at Farnham.
The Cram Hounds on Wednesday, at Tottenham* Park.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds on Wednesday, at Howsham ; Fri-
day. at Elmierhy and Satarday. at C.uswokl.
The Puekerldge Hounds on Wednesday, at Peverells; and
Saturday, at Walton.
The Brighton Harriers on Wednesday, near the Race Course ;
and Friday, at the Dyke.
Mr. bleynell's Mends on Thursday, at Holly Bash; and Satur-
day. at Slythyford.
General Williams Fitsroy's Hounds on Wednesday. at Belsky.
The Born Hounds to-morrow, at Great Dalby ; Thursday, at
WWnierpool Ista ; and Saturday. at Thrumpton.
N.F.II.—Mr. NieoU's Hounds en Wednesday, at Rhlnelield;
and Friday, at Barley linkman*.
The H. H. to-morrow, at Michel:marsh; and Thursday. at
Teothill Brick- kiln.
The Haashleden Moods on Wednesday, at Weatitory; and Fri-
. day, at Buraledou
. •

THE ARMY.
A Detachment a the 7Stb Regiment of root has
orders to proceed from Edinburgh to Gravesend, for rh,
of embarking there fur Ceylon.
ritual TUB Clllloldat, MAUCH 2S.

The Reserve Contpanict of the 9Sth Regiment marched to km
to d.y from Youghal, on route to Clare Castle, to exchange quite,'
with the 19th Reserve CoMpanies. Strength of the Sith—.l cit.,
team, 7 subalterns, 10 serjeints, and 130 rank and Me.
The 19th Depot Companiei. hail Clare Castle, math io hen,
to.olofroW, 00 mute to 1 oughal.
Captain Swonsueses ,Company of the 524 Reitman, frasa
Carlow. ha. joined head-quattera it. Kilkenny.
Colonel Lierisa has retired from the Lieutenant.Coreewsak
of the bleitt-y College, and ib the last Gaulle has gradsm4
the rank of Major General, and from thence advanced to &Kit
Lieutenant-General.

Lieuteuant•Culonel Commune will succeed to the colnelangd
the 5341 Regin ent. under orders for Canada.
The 44tb lta•4iment id destined for the West Indies. •

NAVAL. IN tiLltiENet.

%lams Aeon's Taos Dav—Dublin 2 Waterrnrd 2--G
and 'trey 1— Holland I—Flanders 1— France I—Sesedeni..l
liamburgb 1.
The 2.. Vincent Plantes, • and West Indian. 9/41.41
(tom Jamaica. have arrived .t Plymmita

The Frau &olio. Nielson. trom 114nbergh or Altana folio,
was driven on shore near Cuahaveu on the 22d instant, and its
feared would he wrecked:

DIAL, NIA aCH 39.—Wind P. SE —Pawed the C,olumbia. 41
lawn, fur New Volk; Robert Scourfield, Tirwripion, for Make.
PRMIOUTIC, 511di I.CII 214 —Wind S R.
Masco the Friend., Le Ras, frets Rh
Janeiro.
Pinworm, Mason 27.—Wisid E.S.E.—.Arrived the D.RI4
Garbutt, front the South Sea..
Fatasourm, ?askew 27.—Wind S.E.—Sailed the 31arlkonso
packet, fur flition.
masa' 99.—Wind S.F.to R.—Arrived the Lyrurguai Crew
traw, front the :111auritis.; George Cannimr, Seymour. hem G.
Saikd the o.bortie packet, for Rio Janeiro and Rand

Ayres.
Come, 1144secii 27.—Airived the Mernim.'Y ight, from Rats*
Pax:AWE, M A 111:11 28. —Ai rived the Cu Gudo, frost fh,
trivia, foremast end howsptit sprung.
BRISTOL, Mean,' 29.—Arrived the Tigre, from St. Andftei'
Meredith, from Charsore.
/ROW Tag MPIMI RC TILEGRA Pll. U IRCII 28.
Accounts are received front Mrlra to the 14 h
Sit Pulteney Malcolm, with a squadron of five sail
the line, a frigate, and virile smaller vessels, 5ai:e..14,4
the 90th January fir IslApies, and was expected
turn to Malta about the 19th ult. The R..yal Marker

of the squadron, for the last three months, hid ,beet
regulaily brigaded on shine twice a week. On the 4th
ul . the Wellesley malted from Zante. Site utetua
Ocean at sea, ins her voyage t,) Nairarin and Somas,
to relie•e the his at the latter place., The Ahicii 4.
Captain Nias, had just arrived from Egioa must Za.tr,
having oar hoard the master and three men piratical
vessel, ss Inch she destroyed near Cassandro.ib the Golf
of S4lonica. She had brinsAht seveial ‘‘itnestes to prose
the eelitopercy of the 1 rate% flom one of the vessels
they hait rubbed. ;

•
The Philomel sloop of war was at Niples on the Ilth %yaml
from whence she would proceed to Malta and then to Engl44.
The squadron under Sir Ilisktney Malcolm bad 'nut with any
bad weather, and what is very extntordinary, for that climate, ht
experienced heavy fsUs of bail and slert..and the frost was use 01
were as to form a considerable quantity of ice on the decke amine
ging.
The Pallas, ell, Captain Fitz-Clarence, is to giriceed to ladit,
with Genetal the Earl of Dalhousie, who is appointed to suettel
Lord Conibertnere, as Commander-inehief of the Force..
lbe Undaunted,- 46. Captain Clifford, C. 13. was towed est d ,
harbour on Monday. and sailed yesterday for Plymouth.
The Onyx. 10, Lieutenant Bowler, arrived this mondog Ire
Plymouth —The Arrow cutter sailed on uiooday on a cruise, sad
returned to-day.
Lieutenant W. H. B. Proby is promoted to the rank of Cum...
numler.
Lieutenant Charles Robinson is appointed Assistant-Surveyor,
mitt the orders of Lieut. H. N. Denham, who is in cb.:ge df
the Mullion. Survey of the South Coast at Wales. in end, tatioi
with the Ordnance Grand Trigonometricel Survey.
The Providence, trader to the Britannia, is condemned: and the
Netky Cutter is now luting to supply her place.
la Hamoute—Britannia. Warapite, Kent, Pallas, Zebra. Cur.
delta, Badger. Magnet packet. Leeret, and Meteor steamer.
At the Island—Vigilant.
Commissioner Charles Cunningham, at Chatham, retires with
the rank of Rear-Admiral, retaining the Commissioper's home aid
garden at that place; and wiU be succeeded. by Conouissimer
Lewis, of the Navy Board.
CoMmander English and several of the OSeen and nien of the !,
late sloop-of-war Ringdove, have come to England in the Kinglibsr !!.
packet, frost Halifax. •
Mr. J. Dallaway, Surgeon of the Dispatch, Is, is appointed Sea 4
gem of the Coast Guard Service in Kent.
FROM THE DEVONI'ORT TELEGRAPH. Maace
By a letter from his Majesty's ship Alacrity, received yeetertin,
dated Marseilles, 16th inst. we learn that the Dryad frigate. win
Commissioner Rosa fee ibis port. bad been detained at Malta, I
consequence of the iodden illness of Mr.. Noes, and bad not nail
on the 9th init. The Philuniel was to sail tot England on her re-
turn from Naples ; and the Brisk, which was at Malta, was. she
about to sail for England. The pirates taken by the Alicrityiten
condemned to Suffer death.
The Ariadne, XS, Captain Marryat, C. B sailed on Thursday, is
pr..cced to the Chops of the Channel, the relict of any of tk
bomeward-bound trsde, which may require supplirs.of water al
provisions, in consequence of the prevalence of easterly winds ose
of nearly eleven weeks continuance.
The Goya, tender, lieutenant Bottler, sailed on Thursdatin
her return to Portsmouth.

'The Vigilant ketch. lieutenant Jones, arrived from Eames*
on Sunday.
The Antelope, tender to the Ramillies, Lieutenant Lord.,
sailed during Friday night fur Bristol.
flit slajesty'. ship Dartmouth arrived at Gihraltar from Us
26th Febte.ty. The Lapwing aniv.d at Madeira from Fajoissis
21st 'February. The Ferret from Portsmouth for the Medea-
tanran was spoken with Sib March, Lt 40. 51. N. long. 11.11.
W. ilk Grasshopper arrived at Barbadues from Antigua 111 k
January. The Itair arrived at Mauritius from Nlosarvelfw
19th 'Member. The Hope arrived at St. Vincent from Falui°
lath January. The Wee arrived et the Cape of Good lloyestris
Portsmouth 9th January. The Ganges sailed from Rio de lasieire
fora endse Ist January. The Hind arrived at Sineapore, fire
11
Moans, 31 November. The Skylark arrived at Jaemel. boo
Falmouth, 31st January. The Thetis for 11,cflailt, and Beset re
the 14114 Plate, sailed from Rio de Janeiro Illth January, we
Cadmus for a cruise, 224 ditto.
A party of men will ptoeeed on Saturday from the Dockyard
and Ordinary at this port. to bring round the Hot.pur, 46, about •
be launched at Milford.
The Portuguese vessels industries° and Mend, sailed on Them
day for Rio de Janeiro, with about 190 Portuguese refugees. Hal
they remained at this port until yesterday, their destination would
probably have been altered to Ostend, fur which port all the no-
waning emigrants are to embark immediately. There are ea ;
abeut $OO Officers, soldiers, and civilians here.
' The Chatham. from Bombay, which came in yesterday, brevet
home the Captain and crew of the ship Beadle's, Captain Winika%
of Liverpool, which foundered off the Cape of Hope. Many skits
crew of the Bradkh were sadly allicted with the scurvy, of whisk
two of the company died on the 11th instant.
An aecoont has been just received of a most apo
ing mortality from cholera moths:, which took pls.
on board the Company's ship Abercrombie Robinson
Captain John Innes, during her voystge from Hoenig !
to Canton. The ship left Bombay on the 10th of Aap
ithit evening a boy was taken ill and died—and whole .
still in sight of the light-house, the boatswain was at.
' tacked, suffered severely, but recovered. On the 121 i
the sickness was general, and raged so violently awl '
the 'space of five days, of S 8 who were attacked, Ile
diet', six of them in less than six hours, and IS Wadi!
12 from the first attack. Nine were butied in one dati
The disci* appeared, without exception, under the (s-
-trew and dangerous form of collapse. The suffergrif
who were among the best men in the ship, were take
ill suddenly, while at work, though previously in es°
cellent health. The violence of the attacks was beyoei •
belief ; the vital energy appeared to be completely de•
istroyed from the first moment of appearance of diseases
It is EC;l3.ljkable that none of the officers were taken 84