Star.
London, England, 1827-02-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the 4th, 35th, and Mb Infantry, ,
this day from Westminster, for Portsmouth. A Detachment s.
lough% to the 70th Foot is to march this day from Westmistut,
fat Guernsey. A detachment belonging to the 76th Infantry,
to march this day from Westminster, for Jersey.
BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL
The following °dicers form the Personal &at of ,
mander-in-Chief, and of the Commanders of Brigades of
tish Army in Portugal:
AIDI:I.24frCiSIT TO LIEVTILWANTSGSWISAL Sic WM.
G. CA—Captain Batty, Grenadier Guards; Capt. Climso,
Captain Martin, 76th Foot, eatra.
Atcc►an-Caaw TO MAJOK.GI2IIII46L Sac R. Ilmsmaser,
—Captain Hutchinson, 7th Foot ; Captain Lord Paulen,
Foot, mfrs.

AIDES DfforATIP ro I%I44IOII.GZINESAL Sat T. AILDUTIMOT.
—Captain C. Cochran, H. P. Capt. Load A. Lennox 11.7
AIDILI Or-CAMP m 111AJOA-GZO. &a H. Bouvaata. X
Captain Hon. H. F. St. Clair Erskine. Coldstream Guards
F. W. C. Smith, H. P. mesa.
bIAJOII3 OF Baut•na.—Lieutrasant-Colcatel A. Cttykt, ,
the tat. Brigade; Major Jolhootoo, H. P. of tba td Brigade
Capt. Bolder*, Grenadier Goods, d the isiarbt of Guards.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Va. Jaaneete, Roos, from London to Antwerp, was
on Saturday, in attempting Boalogne--eargo discharging.
The Ceres, Joan. from Liverpool to Dublin, was on
the South Bull on Friday, and full of water.
Bassvor., Fa& the Loyal Briton transport,
Maica, with troops.
Fatanurns, Fos. S.—Wind B.N.K—Arrived the Sir W
Wansinan, from London, and sailed for Lisboa ; and Roy&
Score, from St. Michael's, in 14 days. Selkd the Ruileamr,
Stumm for Gijon and Lisbon.
Ptriaouvs, Pas. 3.—Wind B.N.K—Arthed the "-
Royal transport, from Portsmouth; and Lark, Baanaos,
horn, in 40 days.

DEVOMPOILT Fee. I.—The. Ocean, SO, Captain Slam,
expected from: Lisboa, to be paid off, and recossaniositimed
Paveacti Cannata., C.B.
PORTSIIIIMITN' Fax. 4. —Wind E.—Arrived she -
BMW*, from Batavia for Rotterdam —sailed Mk September.
St. Helena 4th December; lost an anchor and kedge off
Perseverance, from Opono, in 17 days; Sisters,
from Messina, in 47 lays ; Eden transport, from the Mei:liter).
neap ; Aurora, Gunn', from Gibraltar; and Economy, Hammer,
from Gottenburgh.

Threader morning, Vitx.Admiral Sir Puwasia Counters,
K.C.B. sailed for the Mediterranean command, in the
Captain EDWARD CURZON, with a fine wind from the N.B.
The ships which were hired as Transports, to convey .
Portugal, are, u they return house, to be discharged the service.
The STAILLII4O was paid oil on Tuesday, and recom•—'
Lieutenant RICNAID &roam

APPOINTRERTIL—Ttrar-Admiral Charles Main is appointed
succeed Lord Antelius Beauelerk, as Commander in Chief a
bon, and Mt the Coast of Portugal; Capt. Wm. Fitzwilliasa
to the Men, for a special service on the Coast of Africa;
Samuel Burgess to the Alert 18, at Chatham; Lieut. H.
to the Thetis, vice C. J. Nub; Mr. B. Loden to be Purser
Alert; Mr. W. Bothwell to be Assistant Surgeon of the
Mr. D. Barton to be Assistant &upon at Plymouth ,
Mr. James Gule, of the Revenge, and Mr. J. J. M'Donnell,
Cambrian, to the rank of Lieutenant—the former appointed t
Revenge, vice Lieut. Win. Dickson, appointed to the Raleigh,
Wyndham, deceased; Lieut. Tootkins, of the Ariadne, to
bond ; and Liars. Bell, of the Revenge, to the Ariadne.
Cowes, Eta. 4.—Arrived the William, MORGAN, from
Dray Eta. s.—The Good Hope has bees supplied
anchor and cable, and remains, with the Iris. Two ships
with at the back of the Goodwin, reported to be from Bavaria
Amsterdam, have just (ten, a.m.) bare up, and are running
Channel. The Iris le under weigh.
CORK, Feu. I.—Wind K&E.—Sailed the Lord Suffield
LOtial transports, for Jamaica.
BILIAIT, FEL 2.—Arrived the Marathon, Rasa. from
rare; Louisa, Boars, from New Yak; and Maury, Tau,
Moro.
BMISAT, OCT. 11.--The Enterprise stoat p. has arrived
Rangoon (which she left on the 3d ult.) with m boxes,
treasure, estimated at 23 lacs in specie, for Government;
a lac and 30,000 in specie far private Individuals.

The celebrated horse Moses, the property of
Rnyal Highness the Duke of Yong. was sold this morning,
TIISALI. ti for 11,00 guineas—tle nine of the purchaser
transpire.
Extract of a Letter from Madrid, dated JA,
A Courier, which arrived yesterday from Lisboa, brings a.,
that Gen. &Lamm. and the Marquis de CHAVES have returned
fugitives lino spew, of which the Nike have given information
M. Recoacuo. Two regiments, under the orders of
have gone over to the Constitutionalists, which has greatly
the spirits of the peasants. Smyrna was to arrive to-day a.
naco. His Marssry being informed of the flight and draperies
the Portuguese rebels, received the information with
indifference.

On Friday the Earl of HARM:WRY arrived in
from his seat in Staffordshire. On Saturday, the Noble
Lord President of the Council, gave his annual entertain,
what is called the Great Cabinet, when the Roll of Sheriffs
pre sent year, as nominated un the morrow of St. Martin, in .
her List, at the Court of Exchequer was arranged, previous
h.ing submitted to the King in Council.—Anwing the Cabinet
ni,ters present were the LAID CIUNCELLOR, the Duke of W.
roe, Kiri BArnrayr, :Or: Secretary Pan., the Cuaucitiea
h:IICIIVQUVII, and Slr. Wipe. )fr. Deus& and Mr. GRIM
en/ it. to the Privy Council, wete also of the party.

THE WILL AND TESTAMENT OF HIS LATE
ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK
AND ALBANY.

(Copy.)
This is the last will and testament of me, his Royal Highness
Frederick. Duke of York and Albany :—I direct all my just debts,
funeral and testamentary expenses to be paid and satisfied with all
contain speed after my decease ; and I ch..rge all my real and
lama estate with the payment of my debts; and I most sin-
tartly and confidently hope that the produce of my real and per
steal estate will supply a fund amply sufficient for that purpose. 1
lire, devise, and bequeath, all my freehold, copybold, and leasehold
estates, and all my personal estate whatsoever and wheresoever
osept letters and manuscripts not being contracts, securities, or
muniments of title) unto and to the use of lieutenant General
Sit Herbert Taylor, G.C.H. and Colonel Benjamin Charles
stephenson, Surveyor General of kis Majesty's Board of Works,
their heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, according
to the nature and quality thereof respectively, upon truss:
that ~ and the survivor of them, and the heirs, executors
and administrators, and assigns of such survivors, shall, and do with

geouvenient speed, after my decease (hut subject and without pre-
joke to any contracts that may have been entered into by me fur
*pled any of my estates), and with full power to carry, or join'
isarrying, all or any of such contracts into execution ; or to rescind,
or in rescinding, the same, or any of them, if it shall be deemed
sdvisabk so to do, without incurring any loss or responsibility by so
nfrinding, car joining in rescinding, the same; and make sale and
absolutelaispose of by public sale or private contract, all and sin-
oar my.sald.freehold, copybold, and leasehold estates, and such
parts of efintenonal estate as shall be saleable, and collect, get in,
and receive sisch.parts of my personal estate as shall not be saleable;
and do, and shall stand and be possessed of, and interested in,
the monies to arise from such sales, and to be collected, got in,
and received, as aforesaid: and the rents, issues, and profits,
dividends, interest, and proceeds of my said real and persons)
estates, until the same shall be sold, collected, got in, and received,
upon trust thereout, to pay all the costs, charges, and expenses
whatsoever attending such sales, collection, and getting in, and all
ether the costs, charges, and expenses whatsoever attending such
sales, collection, and getting in, and all other the costs, charges,
and espenses of my said trustees, or any of them, in and about the
performance of all or any of the trusts hereby in them reposed ;
and in the next place thereout to pay all my just debts, funeral and
testamentary expenses, and the interest of such debts as carry
Wan, and to pay all the residue (if any) of the aforesaid trust
weirs unto my dear sister, the Princess Sophia, her executors,
administrators, and assigns, for her and their own absolute use and
benefit; and my will is, that the receipts in writing of my said
inestees, or the survivor of them, or the heirs, executors, adminis.
sratses, or assigns of such survivor, shall be good and effectual
discharges to the person or persons purchasing, paying in, or deli-
vering all or any part of my freehold, copyhuld, leasehold, or
personal estate, for so much of the purchase or other monies or
elects, as in such receipts respectively shall be expressed or
acknowledged to be received, paid in, or delivered ; and that the
pewee or persons to whom such receipts shall be given, shall not
afterwards be answerable or accountable for any loss, misapplication
w misapplication of the money or effects, which in such receipts,
respectively, shall be reproved or acknowledged to be received,
paid in, or delivered, or be bound or concerned to see to the appli-
cation thereof. I give and bequeath unto the said Sir Herbert
Taylor, all my letters and manuscripts, (not being contracts, securi-
ties, or muniments of title,) and I request him to preserve and din.
posed the same respectively, according to such directions as I may
have given to him for that purpose. I hereby constitute and appoint
the said Sir Herbert Taylor and Benjamin Charles Stephenson,
manors of this my will; and hereby revoking all former wills,
lad testamentary dispositions by me at any time made, I hereby
declare this to be my last will and testament ; in witness whereof
1, the said Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, the testator,
have, to this my last will and testament, and to a duplicate thereof
of she same tenor and date, set my hand and seal this 26th day of
Deeember, in the year of our Lord 1826.

" FREDERICK.

(Seal.)

•
" Sened, sealed, published, and declared, by the abovenamed
Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, the testator, as and fur his
lass will and testament, in the presence of as, who at his places,
in his presence, and in the presence of each other, hereunto sub-
scribe oar names as witnesses.

" PATRICK '3IACGREGOR.
" FRANCIS DIGHTON.
" JOIIN PARKINSON.

"This is a codicil to my will.—l desire my executors, in all
loaners in which they may have occasion for legal aid and advice, to
resort to my solicitor, John Parkinson, Esq. of Lincoln's-inn-fields.
Written in my hand, this 26th day of December, 132 G.

u FItEI)F.RICK."
rue wilt has been pro►ed In Doctors Cot:among, and the rural-
ten have sworn the effects to be under t WAN.]

Mr. RAE WILSON, Author of Travels in Egypt, the
Holy Land, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, &c. is, we under-
stand, preparing for the Press, the Narrative of a Journey through
Aussie, Poland, Finland. Livonia, and Prussia.
It appears from the proceedings of the American
Coneresa on the Pd of January, that a motion was made by Mr.
Lertninvonc, for the appropriation of 50,000 dollars to the suffer-
ing Greeks, and that the resolution to that effect was carried. The
kelhig was strung on the occasion.
The Commissioners appointed under tlte Act for
Improving, Lighting, lice. the extensive parish of Islington, have,
in consveluence of several complaints preferred against the watch-
men in their jrisdiction and in orJer to afford a more efficient,
check to petty robberies, which have become frequent there of late
especially after dark, when the guardians of the night are supposed
lobe at their posts, have ordered all the watcbbozes to be nailed
op, thus forcing the watchmen to keep walking on their beats. Sem
of the parishioners have memorialised the Commissioners that the
watebboses may be re-opened; but the latter are resolved to Fre,
severe in the course they have adopted.
ARRROATH.—The Town Council, at their last Meet-
ing, agreed to petition both Houses of Parliament, for
the Abolitionof the Corn Laws. They also voted an
Address of Condolence to his MAJESTY, on the demise
of his Royal Brother.
The patriotic object of the Meeting held at Edin-
burgh on Wednesday, for erecting a monument in the
metropolis of Scotland to perpetuate the memory of
the late Commander-in-Chief, his Royal Highness the
Duke of YORK and ALBANY, have, in compliance with
a very general feeling expressed( to them front high
authority, agreed that no Imitation shall take place in
the amount of individual subscriptions.
The rem sins of the unfortunate AULD, the Harlequin,
(whose fatal accident we reported last week) were in-
reired on Satut day afternoon, in St. Sidwell's burying-
ground. The funeral was very respectably attended,
the wh, le corps dramatique being present, and a number
of well dressed bystanders joined them in sympathy for
the loss of man who, in his Inc of acting, had scarcely
a superior, and but few equals.
The county of Cumberland, particularly its western
part, has been long famed for the longevity of its inha-
bitants, and the following circomstaoce tends to corn,.
b rate the fact: A leo, days ago, in a barber's shop at
Harrington, there were assembled together seven per
sons, who successively tinJerwent the operation of
shaving, and whose united ages amounted to 573 years ;
making an average t.f 82 years each.

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