Star.
London, England, 1827-08-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The ;:ti Rattahos of tbs. I. It.reterst of Guards arrived, so
niriday. at Lse.ypool. from London...ma tb •if route to Wail&
A Drtacianarut of tbt 371 b itadirnent embarked, tio Tuesday, at
Liverrint, oo board the Lady SuiSLLI tr.n.port. for Chatham,
with a fair wind.

A Detachment of the Beth Regiment of Font arrived at liverrinl
on Saluda!, in the Lady Sullield transport, tram% Chatham, mi.l
Monday morning LA there for Brumley.
The Ist Division of the 15th Regiment has arrived at Quebec
from Cork.

At the Parade of the 25tb regiment, in Aberdeen, tome days
ago, an old min viewed them with psrticulsr ageimon, aad, with
the keen eye of a soldier, a circumstance which acquired some
interest, *ben it was (mind er.t be was a veteran who had served
in this regiment, and had, just 68 years before, shared its housurs
at the battle of Minden, where this gallant corps had suffered se.
safely, and, along with the other British troops engaged, di.tin
guidied themselves lu the glorious victory which was pined aver an
enemy of overwhelming force, to. which the allied army, rot
circa:twiners of pecubar difficulty, was opposed too that inemorable
occasion.

REVIEW OF THR KIRKCUDBRIGHT-SHIRR

YEOMANRY CAVALRY.

'flats excellent Regiment of Volunteer Cavalry, under the corn- •
mend of Lieutenant Colonel Gonnoe of Culvennan, marched into
quarters at Castle Lhegiss. on Wednesday, the 25th ulr. for the
tunnel period of permanent duty, and was reviewed un Tuesday
last, in the park of Greentaw, by Lord Viscount Kannuae,
Vice Lieutenant of the County, attended by several Military
Nicer* and Deputy Usutenantr. The .Regiment mustered
xsoirger than it has done for many years, IN being present in
quarters. or, in other words, only seven men were absent of the
whole t stablishnis sit of Wolino-commisdosied officers and privates.
Corp.fhr went through all the eveluttose, and mow of the move.
attests and attacks prescribed fur volunteer cavalry, with great ra-
pidity and precaion, and the intervals were preserved with asto-
nishing exactness in every formation and the !Marge, and halts were
highly eatolle.l by all the military (dicers present. After the review,
Lord Kenmore expressed his approbation in the following words t—•
Colunel Gordon, I beg you will communicate to the Officers
and Regime. t the great satisfactioa I have received in seeing the
:nips on the field thi, day. Its appearance and discipline are
highly creditable to you. The rapidity of the movements, sod the •
exactness of the formations. deserve the \tease prkioe, and nothing
could surpass the excellency of the charges. Other corps of yen.
mangy nay equal this regiment, but none can excel it. lam glad
the corps nesters so strong; but I would be surprised if the:.
were any vacancies, as I should think any Gentleman might be
proud to belong to such a corps."
After the Review, Lord Kenmore, with the Officers of the corps,
and about fifty Lairs and Gentlemen II( the county, partuag or a
collation at Greenlet". house ; and Sir Alexander Gordon, at the
same time, entertained the Regiment in the Psrk with wine, ale, &e.
At five o'clocic the Officers, and about forty Gentlemen of the
county and town, sat dowe to dinner in the Town Hall of Castle
Douglas, to which. as well as the previous mess dinners, Mr.
Murray, of Broughton (the Major of the corps), sent an elegant
dessert of pine-apples, grapes, Iltc. from his gardens at Cagy ; and
the viands and wines, provided by Mr. Douglas, of the Dough,
Arms, were of the best quality. In the evening, the corps gave a
ball to the Ladit a and Gentlemen of the county and town, which
was attended by Lord Crane. ouo, Mrs. Maxwell, of Terrughty,
Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Lockhart &lure, Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Napier,
Mt.. Bell, Mrs. Hannay, and a great number of the Ladies and
Gentlemen of the county and town.

NAVAL IN I'ELLILiENCE.
Poarnaouru, Aottuse B. Wind SR.—The Russian fleet arrived
this morning, bound for the 51editemnran.—Arrived the Orpheus,
C , front Flushing; and Halcyon, VALIIITIXE, from Riga.
Drat, AUCIUST N.R.,—Arrived the Planet, Tootle.
from London ; and Saucy Jack, from the westward.

PL.( MOUTH A fltiUbT 7.—Wind 11.—Arrived the Vestal, M•TAQ-
-041/1% from Teneriffe ; and r4isAbeth, Gaar, from Smyrna. Sail, d
the Sylph, Courtin, for Malaga; and Enterprise steamer, for chi .
Mediterranean.

FA L 34% oUTIII, Aurnav 7.—Wind R. to S.lt —Arrived the Try.
phena, PoaLarr, from Terra Nova. Sailed lie President :at-
son, Taaaraima, for Malaga....

Gr , .Imar 16.-A Colombian armed brig, with a naiads
in tow, was aeon off La Roche on the 14th instant.
Livssecio:, AUGINT 7.—The Magdelalne, Hoodoos, which ar.
rived hare' on the soch ultimo, from Sdiyrna, hoahled In lat. 43.
lung. IS. a schooner lugger, abandoned, and without any sails oe
cargo, and she has arrived here this day in charge of some of the
Magdelline's crew. By a paper found in the cabin, she is sup- .
posed to be the Conception, of Bilbao,
.Eartasuna, Slaater, from ,
Cadiz to Malaga.
• SHIPS INTSIIIIi •T THE CUSTOX. NOOSE.
Tawatano—The Blossom Petersen, from Neuatadt; Emilie,
WiUgohs, from Rostock ; dtherine Anna, Gray, from Archangel;
Hoed Haab, Anderson, from Glirck,tadt ; Alert, Catmore, front
Rotterdam; Caroline, PRugh, from Hambirrgh; Magdalena Fre-
derica, Moller, from Kiel; chance, Nicholson, from Bremen;
Janet, Dntt, from Odessa; Bruasolacr, Lle Vries, from &meal.;
Good Intent, Corson, from Hamburgh ; William and Ann, Good-
all, from Archangel; Devonshire, Tanner, from lama, Quilca,
and Valparaiso; Jane, Howard, from P.m; Arend, Elbring, from
Antwerp; Prau }Patna, &bon, from Lees; Africanus, Hodgson,
from St. Mary's (Africa); New Thomas, But, from Cadiz;
Lynx, Hyeni, from La Guars; Good Intent, Fox, from Hans.
burgh; Esperansa, Gana, from Santander; Livtly, Finch, from
Harlingen; Salus, Cullen, trim Rip Sir William Curtis, Whit.
tingbarn, from Calais; 'Margaret, Barron, from Liebau ;
Morrison, from Ptllau; Sir Charles M'Car.lty, Bryant, from Si.
Kitts; Benjamin, Seidman, from Cadis; Minerva. Santos, from
Oporto; Victory, Farquharson, from Cakulla, Madras, and 04
Cape of Good Hope; Sir Edward lianinton, Sinclair, from
Jamaica; Resalind, Brown, from Grenada; Prietullhip, How;
from Rip ; Sir Edward Ranks, Howlett, from Hamburgb;
Gketiurnie, Wood, from Hanaborgh ; Curn.ll4, Plans, from.
Hamburgh; Sophia, Bergemann, from Stralsund; Amity, Al-
derson. from Archangel; Henry, Sttphenano,' front Archangel ;
Henry. Andrews, from Sr. Petershurgh ; Frederica Louisa, Volts,
from Stettin ; and Rebecca, Roper, from Brenwo ; William,
Thompson, from Archangel; Hercules, Starke, from Gottenburg
and Aalborg; Cossack, Todd, from Caragoatatuba and Cacarisksk
Oirazill); Providencia, Frouanao, from Koninpbursla ; Pomona,
Beveridge, (tom Riga; Charlotte Caroline, Kruger, from Griefs-
wald; Margaret Hall, Davison' from Demerara; Frkdrich Wil-
helm, Mucklenburgh, from leer; anti the Mercy, Beasley, front
Madeira and Barbatiocs.
CLILI ago OLITINMIDS The Merton, Drummond, for Hamburgh;
Dawson, Dawson, for the Mauritius; Matilda, Coming. for Mar-
aeilles and Gibraltar; Woodlark, Leary, for New South Wales;
Itegetit Packet, Holman, for Ilamburgh; and the Catharine, Sal- .
mon, tar Tenerfffe.

Giiaviaarm, AvausT.6 and 7.—Arrived the Henry Andrew*,
Achilles, and Lavinia, from St. l'eteranirgh; Jailer, Dolt, from
Odessa; David, from Mau ; 'fyne, Lord Abercrombie, Edward,
Fortuna, Gowan, Nelron, Ferdinand, Britannia, Norfolk Hero,
anti Aurora, from Dantaic; Effort and Art, from Riga; and
Cornelia, from Altona.
Sailed the Britannia, Fox, for Ostend; Neptune, Crook, for
Stockholm ; Wilhelm, for Koningberg; Erato, Ulm, tor Mon-
treal; and the Britannia, for Havre.

A amen"— At Shields, Dorothy, Peacock, from St. Petersburg!' ;
Mary, Wsight, from Riga; Friends, Lora, and Sophia Dorothea,
—, from Dintaic; and Charlotte, Spergelbetg, from Stettin.
At Hull, Walter, Wright, from Wyhurg ; and Trafalgar, lluAts,
Crum Stettin. Off Holyhead, hilsriotte,—„ from Chsreute. At
ileerhaven, Iris, HAMS, from Mobile..

MONUMENT TO CAPTAIN COOK.—R. CAMPION, E
of Whitby, and of Ea.by Hall, near Stokesley, with that
liberality for which he has been so long and dews ecclly
.slistingut,heJ, is now erecting a montirnei.t • n Estby
:Moor, enthely at his own expense, as i testimon f the
high ri spect he en'er•ains for the menu Cartai,n
COOK. Easby Moor is an eminence which sir found,
upon tti 1, to be higher than Ito:ebary :topping; and
as the dim..nsions of the monument ate 12 le.t acinve
at the ba,e, and 40 feet in height ham the,utfaees Its
ppeAtauce. as•an object of iris on, Cannot, fad of at-
tracting the attention to a very consideraVe, distanje
both east acid west, and of being an additional' 664-
ment to the beautiful' and picttue,q.,e scetiety of that
part of the country, forming also a good :ea matt,

-• • HOP INTSLLIGiIiert:
CANTRIBUILT, Aueun 6.—The licp l'lmustions continue
to improve, and the .buds are miming out well, and present e
appearance of a tie crop.
bratoar No, AUGUST 7.-Binee oar lasts nothing has oceurte.d
e:otta are prospect or a tine crap.