Star.
London, England, 1829-07-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
The 17th Foot is ordered to embark by detachments for New
Smith Wales, to relieve the 57th.which regiment is to go to India.
The 24th Foot is ordered foe Qaebec, to relieve the 1111th, which
ls to go to Ireland.
Tb, With Foot is ordered home on the 'ultral of the 9Sth. at
Corfu. (rum Malta.

The 34th is to proceed to Non Scotia, to relieve the alit.
The 40th is to proceed front New South Wales to Bombay. on
the arrival of the beadiaarters of the 113 d.
The 5341 will go to Gibraltar. to refine the 9Stb.
The ad Batt lion of the 60th is to go to lierbice oct the arrival
of the 6Sth from Ireland.

The elst is to proceed from New Brunswick to Bermuda, to
relieve the 74th. which goes to Ireland; the Slat is not to start
until the 34th strives from Ireland.
The let Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, now at Dublin, is
to return to London, and is to be relieved by the lst Battalion of
Coldstream Guards, front Manchester.
The 47th has arrived from Bengal, and is on its march to
Chatham Barracks.

The lst Battalion of the 60th is now stationed at Clare Castle.
the 76th at Templancet, and the Depot of the 66th is at trash.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maus Austin Tsats D&T—Dieblia I—Waterford I—Gsersety

and Jersey t—Frasee 1.

VEIN= 11/01[11/1 In:it—The Water Hen, hierdon, from Hull to
Quebec. on the 9th ult. of the Green Bank. The Rutland, --,
from Uhltby to Quebec, on the 28th, on the Banks of News
feundland.

The Kingston, Jackson, front Jamaica, arrived at New York on
the 29th ult. leaky, bound to Newcastle.
The Ann, Esser, from Pernambuco, arrived off Salmon on the
12th, after being oa shore, bound to Geooa.
Diaz, Jour 4t—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived theDuovepn Castle,
Finley, from the blauridus. Arrived from Londe., the Egbans,
Turner, (or Cadiz; and Fairy Queen, —. (or India.
Posesarowrn, Jett' Ott.—Wind W.—Passed by from London.
the Charles Kerr, Brodie. for Bombay.
Puructern, JULY 41.—Wind W.S.W.—Off port, the Madelln,
Conks, from London for Madras.
Fazisourn, Jour 21.—Wind W. to W.& We
Ctrs', JOLT le.—Arrived the Paragon, Roes. from Demerara;
Nestor, Crawford, from Grenada; Penelope, APFarlane, from St.
Kltt's ; Cate, from New Orleans ; Favourite, Ann, from
Montreal; and Faside. Arthur, from fk. John's, N.B.
CARDIGAN. JOLT 11.—Arrived the Doris and Samuel, from
Quebec.

Hzc►aer, Jew 20.—Arrived the Crown, Shields; Helen, Hen-
derson ; and &Win, Murray, from Quebec ; and Illessing, &e-
-vens, from Cadiz.

Wurceut, JULY IL—Arrived the bloater, Hardie°, frost
Quebec.

Nassau. Jour 44.—Arrirrsd the Duovegan Castle, Finlay,
from the Mauritius ; and Dale Park, Briggs, from Jamaica. Poona, Jute 20.—Arrived the Boterprae, Cole, from New-
foomlland.

abilfliZAD, JULY IS.—Arvind the Dykes, ....-.., from Quebec.
MAOIUIIIIII, APLIL 19.—1 t is feared that the Meg Menthes,
Caldkott, is lost on the Madras coast. as she Is missing, and a
wreck has been seen in the vicinity of Vizagapatant.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHELMSFORD RACES. Amu ul.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 Rs, by mares, three yrs old, 7st Mb ;
four, Ist Sib ; eve, 114. 131 b ; all and aged, fost fib. The best
of three two mile beats.
The Duke of Grafton's b. m. Turquoise walked over, being the
only one emend.

A Sweepstakes of S sous. each, with 25 added by the Members of
the County ; three in old, 7st. Sib. ; four, list. 71b.• Ise, nst ,•
d= and aged, est. 31b. Heats, the new milk. The winner to
be sold for 200 sows. Not to be walked over for.
Mr. Rogers's b. e. Verderer, 3 yrs 1 1
Lord Claaricarde named Mantua, 6 yrs. S it
Mr. Pearce 's ch. p. Gaffe/14.11 yrs.
General Rebow named Chew Bacon, 4 yrs..
Mr. Houblea missed b. w. Lana, 6 yn 4
Wua very easy.
CHELTENHAM RACES. Isar 111.
- A Match for 200 toys, a. ft.

Mr. J. H. Peel's LMipotisa, 5 yrs. Nt. received forfeit fees
Mr. R. Jones's br. f. Frolic, * yrs, set.

Sweepstakes of 15 sots. each, for two year old colts, Ist. 7114. and
fillies, Set. 51b. Last half mile.
Mr. Rawlinson's hr. f. Mrs. Brown
Mr. J. Themes b. c. by ..
to lon =own. Won easy.
The Gloucestershire Stakes of SS ewes. each, 15 ft. Two miles.
The owner of the sensed horse to receive back his stake. (3$
Subs. ; 14 declared ft.)
Sir T. Stanley's Mayfly, 6 yrs, Slit. 111 b •••••
Mr. Day's Hail Baba, apd, Set. sib
Mr. Sadiers Jock., 41 yrs, alit. Sib. ; Mr. Tonses's Folcote,
S yrs, Est. ; Mr. Rawhasen's Baby, 4 yrs, 7st. iitib.; Mr. 'W-
aite's b. 's. Lawman, 6 n, Sat. Sib.; Mr. Grinths's b. c. Mut-
quito, 4 yrs, list; Mr. Wysnlatt named Little 80-peep, 6 yrs,
Sat. 7lb ; Mr. Beason named Hedgford, 4 yrs, list ; Mr. Payne's
br. c. Alcaston, 4 yrs, Sat. Sib., also started, but were not placed.
Mayfly the favourite. A good rate.

Sweepstakes of 10 sou. each, for arse yrs old. Mile beats.
Mr. Benson's Melody o 1 1
Mr. Payne's Merman 1 it dr
Mr. Low's Maiden of the Mist. 0 dr

SAILING MATCH—CORONATION FLERT.
The splendid silver cup and cover given annually by the mem.
be of the Coronation Fleet in honour of the anniversary of his
cotonatlon, was :ailed for yesterday, from WAterloo.
brie a boat moored of the powder.bouse, Putney meadow,
and back through VauxhaU.bridge ; the first vessel through the
bridge to be declared the winner.

The vessels entered for the cup were the following :
Places they had
Vessels' Names. Owners' Names. from Tons.
Clarence ....... .. .. .. W. J. Sawyer ... ..... ...Hammersmith... 7
Daphne..... . ..... —.. {J. bNaueiri; (the warec.} Lambeth.......... 7
Ariel-- .J. Unwin, jun. ..... ....Battersea.... ..... 6
Donna del Logo H. Thornton Deptf0rd.......... 9
Leander W. Cottingbans. Battersea 7
Rowena.. ... .... ....T. Gr0ve5......... ...... ...Lambeth 5
Rose to June... ....... ..J. Sheffield Arundel stairs... S
John and Ann J. Watson lpswich ..... ..... S
Prince George nf IC. C. Halselden....... 1 Blackwell .. .. .. 4
Cumberland
The Rowena took the lead, and came in first, more than a good
cable's length a.bead of her opponents. The vessels which came
in second and third were (we believe) the Clarence and the Doom
del Lego. The others were a good way astern. Nothing could
be more picturesque than the appearance of the river, from the
commencement to the conclusion of the match.

The cop and cover were presented to the owner of the Rowena,
in Vas:ball-gardens, by Mr. Williams, who delivered a short &d-
-i drew, congratulating Mr. Groves on his good fortune.

GRAND ROWING MATCH.
The annual contest for a wherry given by the Gentlemen be-
longing to the /funny Club came of yesterday. The attraction
was great, and nearly all the Club were out in their fannies The
terms "of the match were seven pair of oars, two heats ; first beat
to start from Westminster Bridge, row round a beat moored of
Tuggey's MW, down the Surrey shore, round the beacon near
Waterton Bridge, and back throegh the centre arch at Westminster
Bridge. At a quarter past font the following men were placed for
the first beat :

3..
M Braithoody Diwaite Hottongerford....
T
J. Scott Hengerford
W. Windsor Westenloseer
W. Howell Westadnerer
J. Davis Quembithe....
E. Brumwell iksokside
S. Richards
J. Crawkg Hungerford
J. Emery Ditto
J. Harris Bankside
E. &Mug Vauxhall
John Williams Waterloo .. • • irig.„,
E. Campbell Westminster .. I
Betting at starting was 2 to I uposo Yellow from the known
goodness of the am, they having proved themselves within this
last mooch the two best me, on the Myer. At starting for the
first heat Orem took the lead, being in the middle of the tide ; bet
Yellow, who was nearest the Middleton shore, and therefore bad
the greatest distance to row, sons obtained the Ant place, and after
a good beat the boats came in thus :—Yellow int, Green second.
Purple, third, Light Bine fourth. and Red fifth ; the others were
any where. At a loaner past seven the three Ant men spilt took
their status, and started off like lightning to row front West-
adopter Bridge resod a boot moored or Chelan College, and back
to the entre Web of Westminster Bridge. After a good contest
they CAM in thus :—Yellow first, Grows second, Purple third.

Potpie.
White.

Light Bee.

Pea Green.