Star.
London, England, 1827-09-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 3th, or Notthumberland Regiment of Infantry, embarked
at Liverpool on Tuesday, on board the Britannia and Birmingham
steam.packets, for Dublin, and proceeded.
Lissom, San. 16.1rYesterday, General Clairton reviewed the'.
brigade of Guards, the 63d Foot, 12th Royal Lancers, 10th Hus-
sars, sod Artillery, on Campo d'Ourique, when a sham fight took
place, The brigade of Guards, supported by four pieces of artil.
levy, was opposed to the 63d Foot and Cavalry brigade, supported
by four guns. The manesering was beautiful; repeated charges
of the Cavalry could produce no elect on the Guards, either in ad-
vance or retreat, through the extreme precision and rapidity in
forming the square. On the whyle, from the nature of the ground,
and the high state of discipline of the troops, it was perhaps ont of
the noblest and best specimens of the art of war, and astonishing to
a vast number of Portuguese and others, who were present, among
whom I noticed General &ruses, ineog. dressed very plain, and ap.
parently unnoticed except by-few. lie is to answer to a Court
Martial in a day or two.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Pasts, Sen. 23.—The AchWe,whrch arrived at Marseilles on the
13th WIG saw off Almeria a three-masted schooner, which soccer.
lively "hewed the colours of different nations, and was accompanied
by two small vessels, supposed to be prizes.—The Lion, CASTIL.
from Martinique, was spoken with on the 24th ult. in the Me-
diterranean.
Sara. 24.—The Marla, CamrsAirs, arrtved at Cadiz from Tene-
riffe was boarded by a French corsair.
Gniaaczau, Sam 4.—The Russian squadron, consisting of four
ships of the line, four frigates, and owe transport, were seen. three
days age, about sixty miles outside the Straits. An armed brig,
under English colours, was seen yesterday morning to attack a
schooner off Cape Spartel, which she captured after an action of
seventeen minutes. She afterwards overhauled a Dutch gather.,
bound to the Medlin ranean, and a brig.

Sup* 6.7-The Russian squadron entered the
terday afternoon.

Poarsmouxn, Sart. 21.—Wind E.S.E.—The Neptunus, from
Gottenburgb for Cadiz, has come into harbour, basing been in
contact with his Majesty's ship Tyne, one of the Experimental
Squadron, off Donna., at nine o'clock last night. The Nepteaus
lost mizen-mast, sails, rigging, &c. jib-boom, part of her head, and
other damage. The Tyne has sprung bowsprit and foremast, and
has come into Spithead.—Sailed the Valleyfield, JOlll/1110N, for Bom-
bay ; and illizabeth,Cras, fur St. John's. The outwud-bound have
sailed. except the Jean Ha 6t, foe Pernambuco.
May Sarr. B.lL—The outward.boond have sailed.
Arrived the Ellen, Pumas, from Jamaica; Richard and Sheila,
from ditto; La Seine, lant.ans. and Atalanta, from Haanburgh.
The latter is reported to have been en shore near Dungeness.
Yausouvr, lam Mt.—The Moon, Szaaar, ran on the Barber
Sand. but was assisted off by a boat.
HULL, SKr:. 16.—Arrived the Francis, Palmas, from Cadiz;
passed, on the 27th ultimo, a squadron, consisting of Afteen sail,
bound to Algiers.
His Majesty's ship Blanche, from Lima, Valparaiso, and Rio
Janeiro, has arrived at Plymouth.
The Coaster, Fauna, from Yarmouth, was driven on the Ben-
dlcar Rusk, war Warkworth, so Sunday; the cargo and materials
saved.

The Rambler, Snm.uj, of Yarmouth, capaised in the Trent on
Sunday ; crew saved.
The Caledonian, Hotourr., arrived in the River from Jamaica,
spoke the Rakes, Pistair from Jamaica to London, on the Sib
ultimo, off Honda Bay. The Reward, from Jamaica, was in dgbt
on the 10th, off Cape Florida. and saw her spin off the Banks of
Newfoundland.
Friday, there was launched from that building yard of Mr.
Denny, Dumbarton, a very fine Barque, named the Hops, of nearly
300 tons banks. • she went off in beautiful style, and glided into
the briny Seed, amidst an immense concourse of admiring 'pacts.
tors. She is the largest vessel that was ever built at Dumbarton,
Ind is intended for the West India trade.
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ffitract of a letter from Paleromo„ dated Sept. :—" We are
sorry to acquaint you with the leas of the Jane, Brabyn, from Car-
diff to Naples. The Captain, with his wile and crew, came In here
yesterday in the two boats, the vessel having on the previous day
gone down with the whole of her cargo. 150 tons of Iron, eff Cape
Gallo, about fifteen miles from the shore I she sprung a leak the
preceding Sunday, and it Was only by extraordinary exertions at the
pump, that she was kept so long afloat. ' After having made bla-
skins% the wind died away, and the water gaining on their exer-
tions, so that the Captain and crew Sailing no effort could save
her, quitted the vessel, and in about an hour afterwards she
went down." _ _ .

A letter from Gibraltar, dated Sept. 4, states the following die-
triledng Circumstance The British brig Resoltition, Captain
Carlisle, doming from the Havannah, had entered the Mediterra-
dean. and when off Cape Oran was becalmed. An armed felucca
taking advantage of her situation, boarded her, and took out (Very
thing that *as ialuable. A British frigate being in sight at eight
miles distance, Captain Carlisle ordered our the jolly-boat, Ind dis-
patched her to the frigate to state the circumstances, leaving him-
self and one seaman only, on board the brig. The Resolution lay
becalmed all night, and next day, seeing nothing of the frigate or
the boat, Captain Carliile made the best of his wait tor this port,
and, after considerable difficulty and exhaustion, succeeded in
bringing her in here. The Cynthia, front Palermo, has since ar-
rived, having picked up the boat oft Cape de Gatte, with three men
only out of the five, the other two having died of hanger."
sines MNTRILL) it TM, CtlirtOli-1iC41116
blerlithe--The Indian, Scott, from Trinidad ; Newport Trader,
?doorman, from Cowes ; Prince of Saxe Coburg, Ladd, from Rot-
terdani ; Mary, King; from Jantaica; Harmony, Taylor, from
Labradore; Royal George, Vittery, ftom Charente; Britannia,
?rot, froin Ostend; Felicity, Oake, from Cork; Sir John New-
port, Nicholls, from Waterford; Eclipse, Godfrey, from Dublin;
and the Prince Regent, Jacobs, from Ross.
CLZAILID Oorwatud—The Mary Ann, Spottiswode, for Madeira,
Penang, and Sincapore; Shamrock, Garth, for Lisbon; Hayti,
Stevenson, for Rotterdam; and the Brockton, Huvey, for New-
folindlanda .

Theie is but little likelihood of success in the attempts
making to weigh the sunken, but once floating, Palace
of Tiberius from the Lake of Netni, near Rome, the ma-
chipery proving wholly' inadequate.—Leiler from Route.
The workmen in St. James's Park are now busily
employed in cutting the new carriage road in the Bird-
cage-walk, which is to leall from Buckingham Gate to
Storey's Gate; the rising ground at that Van at the
back of Yi It Street they are coning down, and filling
up the hollow parts in the park; nearly six feet of earth
is excavated, and it will now be an exact level from
, Buckingham Gate to Storey's Gate.
The Hammersmith Suspension Bridge is to be !vetted
to the public, for the first time, to•morrow (2,Sth) at
which ceremony the Duke of Sussrat and a great many
other distinguished persons, are expected to attend.
At the late sale of Lord Lovaine's property in Lower
Brook Str et, Grosvenor Square, a small quantity of
Maia_gs, of the vintage of 1747, was knocked down b)
Mr. Omelette at twelve pounds per doles pint bottles.