Star.
London, England, 1827-08-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A Dotsawastat belonging to the 4th Regimem of infinity em.
barked on Bistorday, on board • vessel in the River, foe Tynemeethi
Detatiuswata belooging to the 4th, 11th, and 13th Regifetati
Uglit Diagamell, are ofdered to march this day from Writs/dater,
for th• Camirp Depot at Maidstooe.
Altetactmereit beholding to the 15th Hussars, marched this dal
from —Westminster for Canterbury.
The redectitim In the Army, we, ate inforthed front good le:
charity, will ectapriso the Id Regiment of Life Guards, the this
and 7th ileghbewts of Dragoon Guards, 16th and 17th Light Draa
goons (Lancers). three BattaliOns of Foot Guards, the wand 80,
talion of the tot or Ropily the second Battalion of the 60th Regis
mot, the *clod Battalion of the Rifle Corps, and the 97th, 98tbs
and 99th Regiments.--Reespaire Telegeepe.

NAVAL IN I. ELLIGENCE.
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Fassoottes, Ammar S.—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrired At
Bonne Accord, bl'Kesaas, front St. Domingo; Apollo, Wavy
MAIN, from St. John's ; and Doke of Marlboro Ugh, from Lesbos.
soiled the Eclipse packet, fnr Halal; and bits Majesty's brig him
for Barbsdoes.

Pitmans, Ammer 3 and 4.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Ps.
cif tae
,SALWAY. from Mannheim
Them. Ammar 4.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the K Hatmiltoo
and Golden Spring, from Jamaica; Waterloo, Ws:Junin, front
ditto; Ncw Thomas, gonicsr, from Cadiz; Margaret Hall, Ds.
moo; from Demerara; City of Bdinbargh, Mass, from India;
and Hope, Vazzon, from La Goya.
Amore s.—The whole of the ootward-borad have sailed.
°savanna>, Ammer 3,0-Arrited the Soessinalt, Carpenter, from
St. Petershurgh ; Hector, Field, from Jamaica. Mountaineer, Mats,
from Calais ; Earl of Liverpool, Peaks, front Ostend ; Hard, Ste.
venom from Rotterdam; sodas Lowestoft. Brian, from Leghorn.
Sailed the Union, for EISIDeSIT ; Hamburg'', Wood, fee
St. Petershorgh; Ulysses..—.—, for Stettin; and the crinfardl
Bailey, for Malaga.
Asarvor—M Idazseillet, the Eunice, Stephens, frets Charles.
ton. At Bideford, Hero, Groesard, from Mirandal. (*cad,
Anne Comer, from Miranda'. Off Whitby, Andidin,
front Archangel; and Astra, Barrett, from Riga.. At Havre,
Chelsea, Greater, from Charleston • Waltham, Webb, from New
Orleans; and the Girard. Porter, from Savannah.
1104.10//09T1 AUGUST 4' and S.—Wind S.W. and N.—Arrived
the New Holiand, Tams., from Leghorn; Juno, Berm from
Naples; and the Concordia, from Norway. Sailed the Margaret,
M'Coareacz. from the Cape.

111444 TUB BA 1111141111111 TIIIESSAPH, ADZ. 4.
Warapfte. 74, Captain lion. R. S. DONBAS, I. not to be paid
air. IS was intended, but refitted for service, with MI palatable 4e.
pate& It is conjectured that pie will join the squadron to the
Mediterranean.
tithe morning ►7 Commander

T►e Primrose was

T.Toarr ennroora, for the African station.—COintireoder Jaen
GAILLIIIe b appohned to the Warspite, 74; Commander STOCtit
VASSAL, to the Eclair ; Lieut. WICRTWORTZ, to be agent of Trans.
ports, in the ship Flora, vice Snow, iIL
Testerda_y evening arrived at the Qearantine Ground, Mother.
bank, the Falerso,acht, the Right Hoe. Lord Yeasoaorree, from
Gibraltar, in 14 days, bringing dispatches front the Governor for
Lord GOIMIUCM.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE;.
KNUTSFOIID RACES, Aware &
The Tatou Park Stakes, of 4.5 says. eseb, b. ft. far three yr aids,
cake, ea. SI& sst. Tire Wks.
Er T. Stasley's b. e. by Casten . . walked over.

Two paid.
no Denham Massey Stakes, of 25 was. each, for colts, Sat. Sib.
ilst. Two miles.
Lord Grooviest's b. e. Gros de Naples . 1
Sir T. Staaloy's b. e. Jocellne . S
Two paid.--4n excellent rase.
Simi Pounds, fur all ages ; thres-yanr-olds, Bat. Vb. fool), est. be,
sat. Mb. sift and aged, list. 15111. Heats, two miles sad a discaoce:
lisamd Mese us maim 10f.
Mr. Diereser's b. as. Alecto, egad •. • I 1
Mr. Clitsa's dt. h. pf....rdear:sw
wee, . ft
PEDESTRIANISM.
En extraordinary feat of pedestrianism was performed in Iton
last week, by the celebrated Td•Mullen. He undertook to walk 101
in 24 suceatifirtiours, and commenced hie arduous teak ft
Thursday evening, at half-past seven, in the Erocas Meadow. The
Ina ID nibs be walked in four hours, and continued during be
sight at nearly gee same rate, having a few intervals of rest. Ile
rather legged in his pace during the latter put of his performance,
which be ihmlithed within three-quarters of an hour of the time, with-
eat Moth apparent fatigue. He was pretty liberally rewarded far
bb rmettkins by contributions from casual visitors to the spot.

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.
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CAMBRIDGE, Amon S.
The Rev. Thomas Turtoo. B.D. of Catharine Hall, late Profes-
sor of Mathematics in this University, has been las/died Prebeo-
dory of Hayder with Walton. in Lincoln cathedral, oa the resigns.
don of Rev. J. Looadale. RD.
The Rev. James Weston Harding, M.A. has been instituted by
the Bishop of Peterborough, to the vicarage of Sidgrave, in the
county of Northampton, on the presentation of William Harding,
of Sulgrave, Esq. vacant by the death of the Rev. W. Harding.
The Rev. Brook George Bridges has been instituted, by the
Bishop of Peterborough, to the Rectory of Orhnibury in the county
of Northampton, on the presentation of Brook William Bridges, of
Goednestooe, in Kent, Bs+ oo resignation of Rev. Julius Deedes.
The Rev. C. G. R. Vesting, M.A. of &. John's College, has
been presented to the vicarage of St. Paul, Cornwall.
OXFORD, Austin 4.
The Rev. Harry Lee. M.D. *Fellow of New College, is pm.
ferred to a Fellowship of Winchester College, in the room of Arch-
deacon Daulustry.
Rev. Henry Brown, M.A. of Qmen's College, has been sp-
pointed Master of the Kepler Grammar School at Houghton-1v
Spring, in the county of Durham, in the room of the Rev. William
Rams, deceased.

The Bishop of London has instituted the Rev. Thomas Wise.
Mauer of the Bedewed Grammar School of Milton Abbas, Dorset,
to the Rectory of Barley, in Hertfordshire. on the presentation of
the Bishop Ely.
Rev. 1). of
Coleridge, RA. to the Free and Endowed Gramme
School of Helecee, Cornwall.
Rev. John Film to the Vicarage of Uphaven, Wilts.
Rev. Thomas Stacey, ILA. Rector of Gellygsar, to be Chaplain
to the Earl of Dueraven.
Rev. R. Remington, to be Chaplain and Vicar of the Collegiate
Chtirr.h of Manchester, in the room of the Rev. J. Hindley.
Rev. Edward Mellish was on Saturday iast installed Dan of
Hereford.

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Disraustua °muumuus.— Saturday morning, la
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about half-past six o'clock, two youths, sous of Mr. u
Meredith, of the Edgware-road, were bathing in the b
Serpentine River, the elder, who could swim a little,
Ventured too far, and on his return sunk from eshaus- h
ti 011: He rose again, and cried out for assistance. His
brother, being enable to swim, was incapable of aff rd- •
ing any, and in an agony of grief, called to a school,-
fellow of the name of Cunningham, who was in the river,
to save his brother. The generous youth instantly n
swam to the place, and on young Meredith's rung a r
_second time, grasped him with one arm, and made
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every possible effort to swim with him to the sho e ; a
but his strength failing, they both sunk to the bottom. 1
A young man who had just come to the bank, without e
waiting to take off more than his coat and shoes, iv ed
into the water, and being a good diver, he succeeded a
in bringing up the body of Meredith, with whom he e
swam ashore. The body of Cunningham was not lourd h
for near an hour after. The usual means of restoring
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animation were resorted to in both cases. Meredith a
was recovered; .but in Cunningham life was esiiiict. 1
He was the son of respectable parents, residing I h
.Hampshire-terrace, St. John's Wood. v