Star.
London, England, 1828-02-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Lord FITZROY SOiI'IMSET, as Military Secretary to General Lord
went through his List on Tuesday, at his Office in the
Donut Guards.—A few Central, and upwards of fifty other
Officers transacted Military business with his Lordship.
A Detachment of the 58th Regiment of Foot arrived in town
on Tuesday morning, from Bristol, and embarked yesterday
morning, on board a steam vessel in the River, fur Gravesend, on
route to Canterbury.
A Detachment of the 49th Relment of Infantry arrived in
town on Tuesday morning, from Bristol, and embarked yesterday
morning, on board a steam-vessel in the River, for Gravesend, on
route to Deal.

A Detachment belonging to the East India Company's Service
arrived in sown on Tuesday morning, from Bristol, and t mbarked
yesterday morning, on board a steam-vessel in the Liiver, for
Gravesend, on route to Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the Royals, the 45th, and 54th Regi-
ments of Infantry, mucked on Tuesday from Canterbury to
Chatham.

Friday, a large Detachment of the 541 Regiment (or Buffs),
marched from Chatham, under the command of C..ptaiii Caaiac,
for Gravesend, to embark for India.
The Depot Companies of the 63d Regiment, now stationed at
Dover, wider the command of Major Fatsgtouoir, are under
orders for Chatham. The Regiment is shortly expected to arrive
from Portugal.

NAVAL INTELLIUENCL

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EXTRACTS FROM THE AGENTS TO LLOYD'S.

Smyrna, January 4.

His Majesty's ship Cambrian sailed on a cruise yesterday morn-
ing. His Majesty's ship Isis, Commodore Sir Thomas Staines, is
in port.
The British and Punch Ambassadors sailed from Vourla on the
41st lastant.—W.

Mr. Canning replied to the Memorial of the merchants by an
(Oficial communication, that Mr. Worry bad instructions to continue
the Consular functions until the 15th, after which period the
merchants might remain at their own discretion, when they would
have the Dutcb Consulate open to them for business; and he
warns them to prepare for the contingency of a more decided rup-
ture. Meantime Sir Thomas Staines gives us every expectation
that one of his Majesty's ships will always be left in port, and thl
general opinion, founded on the best information to be gleaned by
the public, is that there Is no apparent necessity for the departure of
Consuls, Merchants, or merchant vessels by the 15th, and conse-
quently all decide in staying, until compelled by imminent danger
to lly. The Turks continue the good police, and not an European
bas been insulted or molested. At closing we hear a King's ship
is coming in, supposed to be the Mastiff, Surveying ship.

Constantinople, Jan. 11.

All the British ships mentioned on the 27th are still here, with
the exception of the Skylark, Dares, which finally sailed for Smyrna.
on the 3d inst. She would wait for convoy at the Dardanelles,
but by advices from Smyrna, it is likely she would meet with little
or no detention there for that object.
The Traillsy, Day, and Mary Berry, Baker, have began di,
charging their corn cargoes ; and the Cornelius, Creighton, will be
ready to do so in a few days.
The Landon, Wiairrman, and Alexander, ANDFS, are still here
with their cargoes, chit fly tallow on board, under a hope that
means may he found them to enable theps to proceed.
I am of course very desirous of effecting this, but dare not bold
out match hope.
Here Government has still farther restricted the number of per-
sons allowed to remain here, belonging to the three Powers, and
many very respectable persons are included amongst those ordered
away.
It is said that the Austrian Minister has also been directed to
submit a hat of his subjects for the inspection of the PORT&

The Dispatch, Coorm, of Wisbeach, was wrecked at Sunder.
land on Tuesday ; crew saved.
Drum, Panauanir tin.—Wind S. by W.—Arrived from London
the Comet, Beaus, for Liverpool ; and Abercrombie Robinson,
Ann, for Bombay, and remain with the outward-bound.
Pusinatousw, FlfilltUAßY 20.—Wind S.S.W—Arrived the 'Cabs
transport, from Jamaica. Off port, the Susan, from Batavia.
Cowes, Fa& 10.—Arrived the Jackson, Corns, (rem Siam.
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On
r oves Faint:Aar 20.—Arrived the !Croon Prince, Kru,
from Batavia,bound to Antwerp.
FISIMAILY 15.—The MUM. MILLS., from
London to Limerick, struck on the banks at the entrance into
Caftkmain Bay, carried away rudder, and damaged her bottom,
but got off with the tide, la a leaky state, and is new in Castle-
main Bay.
Kinsais, FIBINART 17....Tt is the Patriot, MaoaAru, that is
stranded near Clonakilty, and not the St. Patrick, as stated on the
15th instant.

WEYMOUTH ELECTION.
Yesterday the Poll finally closed, when the numbers
were as follow :

For F. R. Sugden, Esq 222
Major Wryland ........
lNajority• —l2o

Letters from Lisbon announce the intended departure,
for Gibraltar, of the Marquis. Loma and his bride.

A cceopts received from Java. by the Calcutta Papers,
state the expulsion of some English settlers who had
retired into the interior of the island to cultivate sugar
and cogbe. They are to be sent off the island.
Accounts from Rangoon describe the payment of the
third instalment from Ava as impossible.
Accounts from Penang state, that Sir JOHN THOMAS
CLA RIDGE had an ived at that port, in the Hen. Corn.
pang's ship Waterloo, with the charter for the united
settlements of Prince of Wales's Island, Singapore, and
Malacca. The laws of England wete immediately to
be put in operation.
The Delhi Akbaas of last month relate, that the fort
of Kolitaran had been destroyed by an earthquake, and
a thousand persons buried under the ruiqs : the same
convulsion had shivered a mountain in pieces, which,
falling into the river novice, caused the country to be
inundated to the distance of 100 cess round. Three
thousand wot kmen were employed in cutting a channel
through the mountain, and great apprehension was
entertained of the injury likely to be inflicted upon
Lahore, whenever the river should force its way through
the channel. It is computed that no fewer than thirty
thousand victims have pet ished from cholera in A mrnser,
Lahote, and the camp,ffiladras Gazette, of Sept. 4.'A

THE KING, &C.
WINDSOR, Fill. 20..7.1rrejarations are malting 81
rather an extensive scale at the Royal Lodge for a De.
one, which will be given to.rnorrow by 113 MA /errs
to het Royal Highness the Duchess of KaNT. Paine
and Princess of HoHINLOHR LAUORNROORO, P: incest
VICTORIA, Piincess FAME Of CAROLAtH, and a select
and distinguished Patty. The arrangements haie
in progress for some time previous to the marriage;
The private Band have received orders to be in attend.
ante at one o'clock; and it is understood that a BAU
on a limited scale will be given in the evening.
Yebterday Lord FARNSOROUOR arrived at the Royal
Lodge, :tad had an audience of his MA.PSITY.