Star.
London, England, 1828-02-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

General Lord Hui, as mentioned in the STA& of yesterday, held
his first Levee at his Office, Horse Guards, at two o'clock. The
I.tvee was mended by nearly one hundred General and other Offi-
cers. Amongwhom were:
Gereasms—Sii Charles Green, Lord Charles Somerset, Wemyas,
Sir John Doyle, Maitland, Sir A. Clarke, Phipps, and Maitland.
lartn.. G suss Hon. Thomas Tanner, T hornton, Wet herall,
Fa- William Pringle, Taylor, Sir William her Grant, Sir William
INglis, Sir Charles Colvil, Sir Itobt. Bolton, Sir Fitzroy Maclean,
13tatchford, Hamilton, Fuller, and White. _ _

Nlaana-Gabititaco—Sir Charles Pratt, Bathurst, Pre, Sir Thos.
M•Nlabon, Maister, Egerton' Dallatac, Douglas, Ramsay, Anderson,
Campbell, Sewell, Craven. Sir John 1114Leane, Sir Colin
Campbell, Lords Saltoun, and Hill.
Sir Plumy Vivian was the only Officer who appeared in military
uniform. The Levee commenced at two o'clock, and concluded
about four.

The Reserve Companies of the 80th Foot have been ordered from
the hie of Man to Carlisle.
Monday morning four Companies of the 92d Highlanders left
Edinburgh for Glasgow.

lt is stated that 5,000 men are immediately to be rent to Bombay,
on arrangement for that purpose between Government and the
India Company being completed.
NAVAL INI ELLIGENCE.

WITRACT TOOK TM AGM TO LLOTDI AT

VAT= 26ru JANVAIIIr.
The core vessels are,pearly discharged, whilst the two tallow
ships remain as befores I have been endeavouring to induce the
Authorities to allow of their passing, but bitherto.with small chance
of success.
SUTIP4I:A., JANUARY 1111..,—Ships of war are always in port, and
goi.d order is maintained by the Turkish Authorities, so that none
of the British and French contemplate departure for the present.

MAE, FEBRUARY 27.—Wind lajesty'sship Sapphire
arrifed last evening from Leith, for Portsmouth.
l'oexastoorrir, FIUIROARY 27.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Orestes'
transport tasun Rio. the Earl of Ilalcarras, BROUGHTON'
for lienga'i and China.
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 26.—Wind S.W. to S.S.W.--Arrlved
from London the Manning, Lawsou, for Leghorn; and Nymph,
I<laaTtx, for Malta. Sailed the Kingfisher packet, for Rio Janeiro
and Boenos Ayres.
lavitarovt., Fassuaav 26.—Arrived the Retrieve, Stitt, from

Maranbant; Sportsman, Pretrox, from New Orleans; Atlas, LAW.
11:Is, from Wilniiagton; Fame, Hatay/us, Eliza, —.., and Lanca.
shire,. from Lisboa.

FASHIONA,

INTaLLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Mr.
Mr.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Camden, in Arlington-street;
Dowager Duchess of Leeds, yesterday, in Lower Grosvenor-street;
lady Catherine Cavendish, in Piccadilly; Earl of Brecknock, in
Arlington-street; the Duke of Buccleogb, in Privy-gardens,
from a tour ; the Earl and Countess of Warwick, at the Earl of
Mesborough's, Dover-street, 'from their seat, Warwick Castle,
Warwickshire; the Marquis and Marchioness de Louie, at Tho-
mas's Howl, Berkeley-square, from Portugal; Lord Henry Chol-
mundeley, in Piccadilly; Captain and Mrs. Dunbar, in Hen,
ford-street; Mr. and Mrs. Hope, in Grosvenor-street; Major
Beauchamp, in Pall-mall, from Milan; Lord and Lady BrudeneU,
from Melton Mowbray; the Hon. Miss Grimston, in Upper Gros-
venor street, from her seat, Berkhampstead Castle, Hens; Lord
ltancliffe, at ?divan's Hotel, Lower lkook street, from his seat,
Bonney Park.; J. Koch, Esq. at ditto, from Cambridge; Major
Warren, at ditto, from Chatham ; M. Wyville, Esq. at Fenton's
Hotel, St.. James's street, front Yorkshire; Holme Sumner, Esq.
at ditto, front his seat in Surrey; Thomas Kempt, Esq. at ditto,
from Brighton ; F. Purling, Etl. at Ellis's Hotel, St. James's
street, from Sussex ; F. B. Atkinson, at ditto, from the North;
Benjamin Harmer, EN. at Cook's Hotel, Albermarle street, from
a tour; Copt and Mrs. Parkinson, at the St. George's Hotel, Albe-
marle street, from Kent ;W. Gregory, E-q. at ditto, from Canter-
bury ; Sir Henry. Methuen, at Kirkham s Hotel, Lower Brook
street, boss Bath.

•DEPARTURE&

Tbie Milisfids'agd Marchloneis Cleveland, for their seat in York-
shire; George %Vision Taylor, Esq. M. P. from the Burlington
llotrl, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, for his seat, Eartstock
Park, Wilts; Mrs. Methuen, from do. for do.; H. Barton, Esq.
trona ditto, (Of LaiOlnshire ; Col. Cradock, from Fenton's Hotel,
St. Janes's' &Wert' for Yorkshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Parker Harn-
ltvuhl, fforn the London Hotel, Albemarle street, for their seat iu
Cambridgeshire; Wm. Powell, Esq. from ditto, for Brighton.

Fa! Barnum? save bis first Cabinet dinner, since hie appoint-
anent to office, yesterday, to the Cabinet Ministers, at his Lordship's
residence in ?lansfield-street:

Prince Poutmac, the French Ambassador, bad a long conference
with the Duke of Wal.t.ixosou on Tuesday, at the Treasury. His
Excellency also vlshed Earl Duotiv, at the Forcian•ofbce.

It is very generally repotted that the SPItAKEI4 will
be called to the House of Lords at Easter; and that consequently.
after the recess, the House of Commons will ha* to choose his
successor.

Mr. CLARICE, the King's Counsel, has, it is said, been
appointed the New Welsh Judge. •
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when Captain Thomas Haman, was sworn in to the
command of the ship Rose, consigned to kiadras and Bengal.
The Duke Of DEVONSHIRE entertained an elegant
circle of the East Ton yesterday evening, at Devonshire Ilou►e.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN had a grand dinner party
Yesterday, at Lansdown House, Berkeley-square.
Lady GWYDYR entertained a distinguished party of
fashionable' yesterday evening, at her house in Piccadilly.
Lord CA aRINGTos entertained a distinguished patsy
to !inner yesterday, at his house, Whitehall.
The Marquis and Marchioness de Lout.r. have arrived
at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Portugal.
HEI4BY VIII. after the death of JANE SEYMOUR, had
some difficulty to get another wife. His first offer was to the
Dujiwu Dowager of Mum; but her answer is said to have been,
" That she had but one head; if she had two, one should have been
At his tervice:*--Ofio.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
SPRING COlll-71MG MPETING.

W IDNZSDAT Moil e.
The following is a complete and accurate account of the first
day's sport, for tie Gold Cup, Stakes. and Matches—
For the GoldCet.
Mr. Rust's r d Bustle beat Mr. Edwards ats& and w b Miens
Mr. Redhead's f b Lynx beat Mr. Tharp's Nonpareil
Mr. Hoskins's blk d Hamlet beat Mr. Towers's blk d Jeopardy
Duke of Gordon's f b View beat Mr. Shute 's r b Übiquity
Mr. Kelly's brind b Quiet beat Mr. Stonekewer's f d Idiot
Mr. Hoskins's r d Haji Baba beat Lord Stnalbroiike's w and f b
"intake
Gent's brind d S. Navarin beat Mr. Kelly's f d Query
Golding's brind d Xerxes beat Mr. Barker's w d Ossian.
Puppy Sweepstakes—First Class.
Mr. Kelly's r b Quince beat Mr. Hoskins's f b Hecuba
Duke of Gordon's blk b Venture beat Mr. Shute 's brind b Unity.

Sweepstakes for Aged Dogs.
Duke of Gordon's f b Vesta beat Mr. Shute's blk d Udolpho
Mr. Stonebewer's brind d Invaboe beat Mi. Hoskins's r d Hoyden.
Sweepstakes for Puppies—Second Class.
Earl Stradbrooke's Wit b Mouse beat Mr. Kelly's bl b Qul Vive
Mr. Hoskins's r d Master Henry beat Mr. Golding's r d Exploit.
Sweepstakes for Aged Dogs—Se:ond Class.
Mr. Parson's Premier best Mr. Edwards's Zalda
Mr. Goldiag's r d Xanthus beat Mr. Towers's r d Jester.

Matches.

Lord Stradbrooke's blk d blowbrai beat Duke of Gordon's blk
and w d Vulcan

Mr. Gent's r dSappho beat Mr. Redhead's bik b Lovely
Mr. Rust's brind d Bolas apt Mr. Gent's blk d Student—Undecided
Mr. Edwarch's brind d Zuilus apt Mr. Redhead's bik d Lancer—
Undecided
Mr. Run's r d Boreal beat Mr. Towers's bik d Jasper
Mr. Redhead's blk d Lance agst Mt. Golding's r d Xile—Undecided
Mr. 1-103kins's r b Harebell beat Mr. Towers's blk d Jumper
Mr. Inship's blk b Glowworm beat Mr. Kelly's bik b. Quickly
Mr. Edwards's r d Zomba apt Mr. Golding's r d Expert— Uncles
Mr. Shute's bik d Undertaker apt Mr. Hoskins's r d Sir Harry—
No course
Mr. Shute 's blk d Ursa Major apt Mr. Rust's brind d Benaire—
Undecided
His Grace the Duke of Gordon and Lord &radbrooke were
present—the geld was numerous and the courses excellent.
WIDNUDAT AMILMOON—THRIM O'CLOCK.
The Ties for the Gold Cup have been run off as follows—
Mr. Redhead's Lynx beat Mr. Kelly's Quiet
Mr. Rust's Bustle beat Mr. Gent's S. Nayarit'
Mr. Hoskins's Hamlet beat Duke of Gordon's View
Hajji Baba beat Mr. Golding's Xerxes.
First Class Matches.
Mr. De Burgh's Nonplus agst Mr. Edwards 's Zinc—off
Mr. Redhead's r b Lively beat Mr. Stonehewer's blk b Ink
Mr. Rust's Blossom beat Mr. Inship's Spring.
The weather continues favourable and the sport excellent.
STAG HUNT.

His Majesty's Stag Hounds onet on Monday, at Farnham Com-
mon, but had only a short run, the deer being taken is the neigh-
bourhood of Beaconsfield ; Lord Maryborough was in the field.
FOX H CBI%

The announcement of a Fox Hunt, rider Windsor, on Tuesday, a
rather unusual sport in that part of the country, had the effect of
assembling a most numerous held of Spot tsmen at Sunning Hill, the
appointed place of meeting. Upwards of one hundred and fifty
persons were present, by far the greater part excellently mounted,
and among whom were several staunch supporters of the Chase.
Reynard being Mond, went away at &slashing rate, and, afters fevr
manoeuvres, took fur the Great Park, which he crossed and entered
the Forest, ascending St. Leonard's luill at so swift a pace, and
over &round so thickly wooded, as to baffle a large proportion of
the horsemen. Being hard pressed by the bounds, however, he
doubled, and to the delight of the field, especially the heavy
horse," nearly retraced his steps. The Chase was now pursued
with all the animation attendant on such an exciting sport over a
fine open part of the Great Park, when Reynard, hard pressed,
made for Cumberland Lodge, and took to a large piece of water in
front of that building, called Johnson's Pond, where, after a rim of
nearly two hours, he was run into and ►illed. The brush, that
trophy of this sylvan sport, was sent to the Royal Lodge as a pre-
sent to his Majesty.