Star.
London, England, 1828-09-03 00:00:00

THE ARMY..

Lord Frnaor Boatman, as Military sec eery to General Lord
.Hut., Commander-in:Chief, wept through his Net yesterday, at die
care in the Horse Guards.—Twenty-three Odeon transacted
military business with his Lordship.
Saturday, General Sir Hussn Teruo reviewed the Stir Dra-
goon Guards quartered at Dorchester, os a field near Maiden
Castle. The day being fine a great number d spectaton were at •
warred to, witness the scene, and many splendid carriages graced
the ground. ' - •

Detachments belonging to the 27th sod 55th Regiments of Foot
marched yesterday morning from London to Porte=eth, on rows
to Jersey. Detachments belonging to the 454, 4th. and Nth'
Regiments of Infantry marched yesterday asseuleskain Lake
for Portsmouth, on route to Plymouth. A Ihusdismine of die
Slit Regiment of Foot matched yesterday whealuk fr UMW
for Gosport. A Detachment of the 68th latautty psuessde• yes.
terday morning from London,by canalboat, feriangsy. • Detach.
.sieut of the 70th Foot marched yesterday morning; ROM LOOMS
for Bristol, on route to Cork. •
Friday the old colours of the Royal Marines were presented to
Admiral Sir 11. Kll/1/11, the Governor of Greenwich !Hospital, is
be placed in the painted Hall. The colours, eight in somber, woes(
brought down the river in one of the Admiralty harps, sad ups•
their arrival at the Hospital the band of the Royal OW
tionerl in the grand parade, struak up the National Aegean. during
which the colours wets presented to the Gamow by bit JANA,
Cocesuast, and the Sag sergeants. Several of dims were literally
in tatters, having been used so lung ago as Aso wonwerable battle et
Bunkers' Hill. in the year 1775. Vesterday the nes were ens.
ployed in fixing them in the dome.
. • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS amanmanis Day.—Dublin I—Waterford 1--Haattarglil.
Arrived in the River the Isabella, Hattassios, from St. Peters.
burgh Superior, Kara. from Laad.eroas ; Albion pada,
Martina, aad Gsrmau, Amu" front Hansbeigh ; Helens, Au;
from Riga.

Lerman, Amen it. —Arrived the Colombian packet, Sas.
sea, .from Genoa; Providencia. Mom., from Stralsund. °Sport,
/Seders', from New SontbWales ; and Pauline, from Antwerp.
BILUTOL, Sara. L.—Arc-Wed the Thalia, Casa, from Archangel •
'
—, from Dantaic.
Dow., Noma W.—Arrived the Arica, But, frost London;
and Richard, Dons, front N,mcL .
Dm Sart. S.—Wind N.B by B—Arrived from Lemke the
Swan, &mama, foe Philadelphia.

Ponmouve, Sm. i.—Wind ILN.R.—Arrlved bb. 'bleeper
ship Bossard, Captain Sum, from Nassau. Capt. Smut world
advise Masters of merchant mods to be earefsl in appreochlog the
Wcsteris Islands, u be fell in with six remelt nodes Colombian
and Buenos Ayres colours, which be bad no doubt werepirateo,
but cruising as privateers.
PLYKOVIII, Sr.WP I.—Arrived the Mercator, Rasa, and Pam-
firsoca, from Archangel; and Snidest. D 0...., from Rip.
Arrived elf port the Rican, Bases, from' New York. Sailed the
Victoria, for New South Wales.'

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
The Marchioness Dowager of Hertford, tido anorak& front
Manchester Howe, for Temple Newshaist. wear Leeds, in York.
shire ; Lord Petri, for Brentwood Park, in Run ; Lord Moan,
from Dahlia, to Froarbergh -Vikorntess Dodley,from the Hpde
Park Hotel, Hyde Park place, foroTeohridge Wells; the Coyotes.
of Gourd and the Ladies Achesoo, from ditto; the Earl of
Buckinghamshire, from ditto. for Buckinghamshire; Sir R. and
Lady Pockliegtoo, and Min Magma, from dkto. fur Suffolk; Mrs.
Burnett, from ditto, for !Welke House Brighton ; Lord and Lady
Henry Cholmondeiry, for Dover !• Lord and Lady Nugent. ter
their seat, Dlleys. Blake; Lord Melbourne and Sir Ftudeftk
Lamb. Ball, ens shooting 'acumen. at Earl Cewper's seat, No-
sanger, Hertz; Lady Forrester. trout *term...street. for the
Duke of Rutland's seat, Behroir Castle; Viscount Valletort, from
Warren's Hotel. Regent-street. fdl Mount Edgeembe, Devoriport ;
Mr. and Mrs% Dims Diets°. from ditto, for their mat Northum-
berland ; Captain Fuller, from ditto. for Brighton ; Mrs. and Miss
la Roy, for Chelteoltiim ; Count St =lakes. in Piccadilly. from
the Netherlandi ; Mr. and Mrs. Purina, from the Isle of Wlght,
foe Hastings ; Mrs. and bliss Pepys, from Teubridge Welk, fur
Ramsgate; Mrs. and Miss Percy, from Litchfield, for Scarborough ;
Coleoel Stanhope, for Bedfordshire; Captain and Mrs. Dyer, for
Chatham; Mrs. and Miss °winos., for Eutboorne, from Brighton;
Mrs. and Miss Delaware, from Cheltenham, for Clifton Hot Wells;
Sir Charles Grevilk. Ban: kgm town, on a tour ; Mr. Sorters,
from Maddosatreet, for the Continent ; John Duckett. Req. from
the British Hotel, Jennyii-street, for Ireland; Captain Rickards,
from Regent-street, on a Continental tour; 'H. Stine, Esc from
Montaguemivare, for &etiolate, Middiesez. •
ARRIVALS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Chalesondeley, from bog
Dittos, Storey ; Lord and Lady Anson, at their sat, Shagboraigh,
finifordsbire, from the We of Wight; the Doke of Mandamus,
at hit house, in Park-lane, frost his seat, Kimbolton Castle; Mr.
J. Partisan Coniseat Mahout. in tiolta•square. frost Cheltsailam ;
Dowager Lady Shee and the Misses Mere, at Cook's Owl, Abe.
mark-street. from their seat, in Heusi Mrs. Kari* and badly,
at ditto, from their sear, Seagate, Surrey; Mr. gall Mn. Drat, at
the Brunswick Hotel. Jerorwaregt,, from &Was ; Mr.Bsrhour.
Envoy listraordiaary sad insister Dairavadeary tit the United
States. and suite. at the Cordes Heal, Alfmarsarlastreet; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Jackson, in fireakeriamereee, hem Paris; Mr. and
Mrs. Peters and family, at she illsolidas Hotel, Boad.atraet, from
Surrey; Captain Tisdale. ILM at dkus, feast Ireland; Ile. Mr.
Tisdale, at ditto, from ditto.

The Green at Richmond yesterday evening presented
an unusually animated scene. During a cricket match
which was being played in the afternoon, the principal
limb of the old tree, which bas been carefully preserved
by a railing from the devastations of the idle, though
time has long since converted it into a mere concha ood
trunk, fell with a tremendous crash. In a few minutes
hundreds of women and children were gathered ruuod
' the fallen mass, and in a short time three or four sturJy
clowns had arrived with ages, and it was not long ere
the whole, which must have contained several loads,
was borne off by people of all ages. Scarcely a house
in the town was long without its log, while whole bar-
rowsful were, by the less ceremonious, wheeled into
holes and corners for fuel. There still remains the prin-
cipal trunk covered with ivy, and exhibiting a magni-
ficent object 9f antiquity.