Star.
London, England, 1828-02-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Dart, front Pernambuco, and the Fanny, from St. Michael's,
are supposed to be arrived in the Downs.
The Phaibe, from Waterfoid to Landon, was driven on shore
at Penzance,, snaring a heavy gale, on Wednesday night; cargo
discharging.
The Lord Hil', SCAIMOSONCH, front Bridlington to Suneerland,
and the John, SMITH, from London to Newcastle, were driven on
shore near Flamborough (lead on Wednesday.
The George, limns mos, from Bristol to Swi.n-ea, and the Unity,
of Jersey, aluminum, were driven on shore at Swansea on Wed-
nesday.
Dna:, Ftilttl'AßY 1 W.N.W—Arrived the Marian and
Jane, Wrissos, from Virginia ; and Mountaineer, CA MING firm
Bengal. Arrived Irom London the President, Fumes, for the
South Seas.
F 4 LMOUTH, FICSRUARIr 1 4.-- Wind W.S. W. to W. N. W.--s-Arrived
the Amiabella, Waki mew, from Gibraltar.
Prof:mu:cr. Fismuany 14.—1 t blew a tremendous gale at S.S.E..
to S. last night the wind has shifted to N. W. with heavy squall-.
The Fanny, Csoist-ossme, was driven into Mount Pier on the 11th
inns. with loss of main boom ;. has had her cables cut and parted,
and windows broke, but is hauled out of the deeps, and grounded :
the hull is considerably strained.
Lowasvorer, I:mammas- 13.—Yesterday, during a strong gale
at S.S.E. two puncheons of whisky were washed aspire.

THE ARMY.

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" GENERAL ORDER.
" Holism GUARDS, FEBRUARY 13, 182$.

" The King has been most graciously pleased to direct that Ge-
neral Lord Hill shall be place.l on the Staff's( his Majesty's Army,
and that all matters respecting his Majesty's Military Service,
which have heretofore been trati‘acted by the Commander-in.
Chief, shall henceforth pass through-the bands of General Lord
11W, G.C. B.
" The King's Service having iiiposed upon Field Marshal the
fluke of Wallington the necessity of resigning the Office of Com-
niander-in-Chief, the Field Marshal is happy to deliver over the
command to a General Oflicer who has so frequently promoted the
honour of the Army by his own conduct and example; wbo is so
well known to the Officers and Troops, and so well acquainted
with their services and merit.

" By Order of his Gran.- the Commander-in-Chief,
" HEN R I"fORRENS, Adjutant-GeneraL"
, .
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, FELL It
To be Unattached Captains In the Army on Half pay—First Lieut.
of Artillery Mark Evans; First Lieut. of Artillery Anthony Ilta-
Limon Harrison ; First Lieutenant of Artillery John Street.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant John Edward
Tapp to be First Lieutenant, lice grans; Second Lieutenant
Richard M. Malden to be Erg lieutenant, vice Harrison ; Se-

cond Lieutenant John bl'Coy to be First Lieut. vice Street
Captain James Smith Law, from unattached half pay, to be Se:
coed Captain, vice Day, retired on half pay.
Ordnance Medical Department—Second Assistant Surgeon Thos.
I'restwood Lucas, )1. D. to he First Assistant Surgeon, vice
Nixon, retired untialf pay; William Kelly, Gent. to be Second
Assistant Surgeon, vice Lucy,, promont.l. _ _

OFFICE oF onDNANoc. /ES. 13.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain John Alone Stephens. from
unattached half pay to be Second Captain, vice Grant, deceased ;
First Lieutenant George Charlton, from the Royal Regiment of
Artillery, to be an Unattached Captain in the Army en half pay.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant Henry Walser
Hitichliffe, to be First Lieutenant, vice Charlton; Captain Wm.
Lemoine, from unattached half pay, to be Second Captain, vice
Charters, retired on half pay.
()FEICK OF ORDNANCE, FRB. 14.
Royal Regiment of Artillery--. Major General Wiltshire Wilson to
ba Colonel Commandant, vice I.:ye, deceamd.