Star.
London, England, 1828-02-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The I Sth HU.Sall have been ordered from Canterbury to Houns-
low ; the 17th Lancers from Hounslow to Ireland.
The Reserve Companies of the 29th Foot are to arrive at Yet-
moy by the 2Sth inst. on route for Devonport.
The Revolting Company of the 40th Foot has removed from
Chatham to Canterbury.
The Reserve Companies of the 74th Foot have been ordered
from Stirling to the Isle of Man.
The Reserve Companies of the 80th Foot have been ordered
from the Ilk of Man to Carlisle. . . .

The whole of the Depots of the Infantry Regiments serving in
India are ordered front Chatham to Canterbury, where they are in
future to be stationed ; and such as the Canterbury Barracks cannot
accommodate, are to be stationed at Deal and Dover.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Company's chartered ship Alfred arrived off Plymouth on
the 16th instant. She sailed from China on the 13th October,
and from St. Helena on the 30th December. The under-men-
tioned ships arrived in China, as follows:—Alfred, Kellie Castle,
Broxbornebury, Bridgwater, Herefordshire, Repulse, Lowther
Castle, liarossai Lord Hungerford, Duke of York, Hythe, Bom-
bay, Buctinghatushire, Charles Grant, Waterloo, Duke of Sussex,
General ' yd, and Atlas. •
The Br allegory was dispatched for England on the same
day as the A fretl.
The Lord Hungerford and Baroua are expected to be ready to
be dispatched about the middle of October.
71te first regular dispatch was to include the Bridgwater, He-
refordshire, Repulse, and Lowther Castle, and probably the Duke
of York and Hythe.
The Farquharson was at Prince of Wales Nand on the 50th of
August ; and on the departure of the General Kyd front that island
on the 31st August, the Windsor and Vansittart were seen enter-
ing the pert.
The Inglis was all well on the 20th October in the China Sea,
lat. 5. 57. N. long. in. 7. E.
East India &loose, February 18.
DRAL, PRIMUS HT le.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Julia, Vasses,
front Antwerp.
FRSRUART 19 Wind S.W—Arrived the Alfred, Pea RSOY, front
Chins ; and David Scott, Tmoarrnitx, front Madras, and sailed for
the River. Remain the
Apollo, BLYTIi, for Berbice ; Scipio,
WAVLE, for New Providence; Blanding° and Paragon, for Ja-
maica ; and Eloisa! for Rio.
PORTSMOUTH, FRRRUA kV 19.—Arrived the Lord Wellington,
GrLasey, front Valparaiso; sailed from Rio Janeiro 15th Dee.
Dowels, FiSRUARY 19.—Arrived off port the Isab,Jla, P
front Bengal; sailed the 2d October, and from St. Helena on the
25th December.

Ptmourn, FSBILUART 17.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the General
Palmer, Tsuscorr, from Portsmouth to 'Madras.
Pummel' 111.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Amen, Poems's, from
Lisbon. The Ann, Wear; which sailed for London this morn-
ing, got on shore on the ebb, but floated (.11 with the flood, and
proceeded.
FALMOUTH, FIBRUAST 17..... Arrived from London the Ruby,
Coaussr, fur Lisbon.
Finsuour 18.—Wind W.—Sailed his Majesty's ketch Vigilant,
for Lisbon.

Lwassocc, FSBROART 18.—Arrived the Hercules, Pawnee,
from mobile ; and Dorothy, from St. John's, New Brunswick.
FOWST, FIoSSUA ST 19.—Arrived the Elizabeth, WATEINS, from
Messina.

Fxsatreer 19 —The Jane, Alison, bound to London,
was weighed last night, after discharging part of her cargo, and got
to the wharf.

COVENT GARDEN THEATRE —A two•act Piece, under
the title of the Somatonbulist, was last night produced
at this Theatre. It is a translation from the French, and
the acting of Miss KIELLT did every thing fix it. In
this line of acting she is unrivalled, as she was never
more effective than last night. It was her first appear-
ance since her late severe indisposition, •nd she was
in consequence, greeted with mote than usual warmth
on the entre. 'Caney, as a simple village swain, Miss
GOWA RO, as the jealous Madame Gertrude, and Mrs.
DAvaNyonr, as Dame. Michaud, also gave the Author
powerful support, and the piece was announced for re-
petition amidst considerable applause.