Star.
London, England, 1829-08-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY

Monthly returns for February and March last were received this
day at the Horse Guards from the following regiments on the Ma-
dras station :—The 15th Dragoons, 26th Foot, 40th, 41st, 46th.
48th, 54th, 89th. and 97th. The 40th Regiment appears to have
embarked on board the Splainstone, at Bombay. oa the 13th of
February, and to have disembarked at Vengoria an the 16th. The
Regiment marched thence on the 20th, and was to arrive at Bel-
gium on the 24 of March.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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WAILS Alamo Tins Day—Dublin I—Waterford 1.
The Jean and Bell, from Westport to Liverpool, sunk near
Westport on the 15th inst.
The Aurora. Oaky, of London, was totally wrecked off the
Tees on the 14th.

The London, Low, of Sunderland, was drives on shore near
Hartlepool on the 14th, bot expected to be got at
The John Pinks, Cromarty, has arrived at Barbados., from Lon-
don in 26 days.
Drat., Am. la.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the &roma, Hut-
chinson, item India ; Maitland, Short, from ditto; and Civilian,
Blair, from Batavia.
Poarsaiouru, Aua. IL—Wind &W.—Arrived the Robert Ed-
wards, Sherbutn, from New York. Sailed the Elea. Company's
cutter Highayer.
Ptruourat, Aua. 17.—Wind W.—Arrived the Earl 81.Vioceitt,
Hodgson, from Sierra Leone; and his Majesty's skip Britoroart.
Sailed the Nile, Esther, for &. Petersburg,* ; and the Countess of
Liverpool. for Terceira.
FALMOUTH. AVG. 17. Wind S.W.
Hutt. Aua. LC—Arrived the Simoy. from Archangel.
MA lICATZ. Atm. IL—Arrived the lua, Thompson, float Tobago ;
and the Alphooso, Hill, from Tarragon.
Cows., Ago. 18.—Arrived the United States, Wieser, from
New Orleans.

Lava&root., Auo. 17 —Arrived the Coventry, Purdy, from Ja-
maica; St. Vincent, Thompson, from St. Vincent's; and Mary,
Highbeld, from Smyrna. The hull of the -Rising States, from
Bangor to New York, which sunk on the Plotters in May, has
Boated, and been towed into Church Bay, Holyisead. The Hope,
Moore, from hence, arrived at Bengal 21st Feb. She had been on
.bete in the Hoogbly, but got off without damage.
Warreotur, Aso. 15.—The New John, of KWough, sustained
some damage in the outer Roads, and has returned to the quay, to
discharge her cargo..
A , Apo. 11—A brig in ballast, said to be the Lord
Archibald Hamilton, is on shore near the point of the Glrdleoess.
She is apparently waterlogged, and the sea is making a complete
breach over her.

From the Agent to Lloyd's at Stockton, dated 17th instant :
" During the lath sad lath inst. a heavy gale was experienced at
about N. IL The Sea Nymph, Andrews, from New Brunswick,
ran on shore CO entering the Tees. The crew saved by the Seaton
life boat. The Friends, Dodds, of Sonderland, lost bee foremast
and sprung a leak, and took about a cable's length from Hartlepool
Pier. Crew saved. The London, Lowther. of Sunderland, was
driven on shore opposite Hartlepool, but is expected to be get off.
The Aurora. Oxley, of London, was totally wrecked on entering
the Tees. The crew saved by the Redcar life boat, and much
praise is due to Lieutenant Pyrn, of the Coast Guard service, for
his prompt and meritorious services on the occasion.

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the pilgrimage to Mecca, when every pilgrim receives the edditioad
tatty of Hadji, what would he be called 7—Hadji-ta* me (agitator)! •
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