Star.
London, England, 1820-01-28 00:00:00

THE ARM Ir 4

THE' EDIII4OII. OF THE STAR.
" flytne Barracks, January 26, Mr.
" Sta—Perceieirg "your Paper of the 15th int ant, a •
igatement of a, e secution of Lieutenant Tan, late of .he 1
gtatf Corps, al the instance of Lieutedaiit filar, late of the sal
Regiment, I am desired by the 'Officers of the Corps to
info: r
you that Lieutenant Pinar, in instituting the suit in questiw,
acted by their unanimous approbatiOn and concurrence; and ti
request you will Insert this\Letter, in e:ucidation of the state.
ment alltulsi to.

" I am, Sir; your most obedient humble Sertanti
" WILLIAM TIARLAY, Colonel.
" Lieut.-Col. commanding Royal Staff Corp;.'

NAVAL JLVTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, Jasc.RT 45.—Wind S.—Arrived the Americaz-
blig Unity, 'istostrscst. from Balcimcee for Amsterdam, leaky;
out fifty-six days; and the Sslem, LEADER, from Lisbon, last
from Scilly.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 27.---Arrived the Cossack. ELI •••
from Patras, and sailed for Stangate Creek; and the Dok,nin,
Cianavr, for Messina. Sailed the Lively, Molten, for London.
Wind W.S.
DEAL, JANUARY 27..--Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the hider the Caledonia, llionicars from Bengal and the Cape;
Dart, COMNYN, from New Providence; Diligence transport,
from Portsmouth; Jack Tar, HA *ISOM, from Jamaica; and
Fortitude, Wears, from Rio Janeiro. Came down from the
River the liord Teignmouth, Dunn, for St. Thomas's; Concord,
Ray, for Trinidad; Denmark Hill, PA LIN for Pernambuco;
Ajax, Cuiar, for Madras and Bengal; Emma, Guttiviii, for
the South Seas; Lavinia, Ilazut, for Madeira; and the Ports-
mouth transport, for Portsmouth.

RADUKIATR, JANUARY 27..x-Arrived the Philippine, Hotta,
from Barcelona, with loss of sails, and leaky.
Haftwitat JANUARY 9.7.—Arrived the Dalrymple, Tom r,
from Port Douglas, having been on shire on the Long Sand.
PORT GLAINOW, JANUARY 2.5.---Tho Hugh Cranford, HAL-
Imlay, from Charleston for Greenock, in coming up the Clyde,
got on the Cowal shore, between the point of Towart and Du-
ncan, and it is feared will be a total wreck.
Warmousw, JANUARY 26.—The French schooner Le Jenne
Denis, ataasem, from Senegal. for Havre, was brought into
this harbour in a sinking state, having five feet water in her.
hold. Iler cargo (gum) bas'been transshipped into lighters,but,
it is feared, much spoiled.
BEAUMARIII, JANUARY Q6.—the Eliza, GILL, frOLQ Paraiba,
fir Liverpool, get into the Cross Roads last night, with lobs of
rudder, anchor, cable, boat, &c. and very leaky, having strue
on Burboor Mud Wharf Bank, entrance of Formby Channel, on
Saturday. An anchor, rabic, &c. have been sent to her, and,
if the weather contioues moderate, she will be got tato harbour
this night's tide.

Currou-Ilorsx, JANUARY !A.—Entered Inwards: Thb Wil-
liam, Williams, from Limerick ; Itandall,•frotu Seville ;
Fanny, Fry, from Genoa; lotia, .Graham, from Guernsey ;
Lady Keith, Lloyd, from Belfast; Harriet, Tulloch, from Lis-
bon ; Atgus, Booth, fyom Dantzic ; Speedwell, Vanale, from
Jersey; 'Kelly, Wright, from Liverpool; Peggy, Marthe, from
St. John's; Hind, Phillips, front Belfast; Hester, Gibbons,
from Oporto; Watson, Watson, from Lisboa ; Alexandria,
Boguie, from Rouer.; Wellington, —, from Oporto; Active,
Norton, from Rouen ; Traveller, Wallis, from St. John's: Ma-
dein Packet, from Madeira ; Mary, Filisori, from Quebec ;
and Manningfleld, Baxter, from Cork —Entered Oufwards :
The Glatton, Henry, for Belize; Whim, Thornhill; for`bla-
dein; Rambler; Cherman, for Bremen ; Mary, Poulgrin, for I i •
bon. Cleared Outwards : The Susanne, Gurchen, for Havre ;
Mary, Fox, for Flushing; and Amphitrite, --, for
Canary.