Star.
London, England, 1826-09-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY. •

Tt is sale that General Lord Imitoocu, 6. C. B. will bb appointed
Colonel of the 14th Regiment of Foot, vice General Sir Ham
CA LVIRT, Baronet, deceased-that Major General Lord FRIEDER=
/Isserincx will obtain the Coloneley of the 58th root, vice Lord
I.vetnoctr, appointed to the 14th Foot; and that Lieutenant G.
ral Sir A I.CIANDIM Hors, G.C.B. and M. P. will succeed the late
Geoer.,l Sir HARRY CaivEur, as Lieutenant Governor of Chet.
sea Hospital.
Detachments belonging to the 3d and 54th Regiments of Foot, I
embarked yesterday afternoon, at Billingsgate, fur Gravesend, onl
louts. to Chatham. Detachments belonging to the 4tk and 13th Re-
giments of Light Dragoons Marched this day, from Westminster,
for the Ctvalry Depot at Maidstone. Detachments belonging to
the 6th, 38th,and 41st Regiments of Infantry, embarked yesterday
afternoon, at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on route to Canterbury.
Detachments belonging to the 35th, 57th, 70th, and 76th Regiments
of Foot, marched this day from Westminster fur Portsmouth. A
Detachnient belonging to the 85th Regiment of Infantry embarked
yesterday afternoon, at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on route to
Dover. Detachments belonging to the la Battalion of the 60th,
'lst, and 24th Regiments of Foot, marched this day, from West-
ruinstcr for Plymouth. Detachments belonging to the 4th Light
Dragoons, and the 35th,70th, Ist Battalion of the 60th, 71st, 41st,
and 94th Rqintents of Infantry, arrived in town on Sunday, from
Scotland, on route to join their respective Corps and Depots.
Tuesday a route was received in Enniskillen by the 75th Regi-
ment, for a diviAion to march on Friday for Wes:port, New-
port, Fusford, Killala, Crossmolina, Bonilla, and Ballycastle, to re-
lieve Detachments of the 10th Regiment quartered in those places,
and now under orders for foreign service-we believe the Cape of
Good !lope. The Headquarters Division will march for Castlebar
after the arrival of the 62d Regiment in Enniskillen from Derry,
which is expected to-morrow. The 75th have been little more
than four months in Enniskillen, and during that time have been
remarkable fur their correct and soldier-like conduct. The return
of the 62d to Enniskillen, front whence they marched about six
months since for Derry, is a source of gratification to the inhabit-
ants, and to the surrounding country, front which the augmentation
was recruited, and a great portion of the corps made up.
The following statement, we think, will be found correct, of the
British Army employed in the Colonies and India :
Bengal-15th and 16th Dragoons. Ist, 13th, 14th, 31st, 38th,
44th, 451 i, 47th, 59th,87th, Infantry.
Madras-13th Light Dragoons. 20th, 30th, 40th, 48th, 54th,
89th, Infantry.
lknnbay-4th Light Dragoons. 2d, 6th, 46th, 67th, Infantry.
N.8.-In addition to these, the Company's European Force
consists of six battalions of Infantry and ten of Artillery; also a
number of Veteran Companies.
Ceylon-16th, 83d, 97th, Infantry. •
Isle of France-82d, 99th, Infantry.
Cape of Good Hope-49th, 55th. 911th, Infantry, and Cape
Cavalry.
New South Wales and Van Dieman's Land-3d, 40th, and .sth
Infantry, and three Veteran Companies.
Jamaica-33d, 50th, 77th, 91st, 92d, Infantry.
West Indies-Ist, 9th, 21st, 25th, 27th, 35th,60tb, 93d, Infantry.
Bermuda-74th Infantry.
Nova Scotia-52d, Slat, 96th, Infantry. First Battalion Rifles.
N.B. Three or four Veteran Companies are also employed for
Newfoundland.

Canada-68th, 70th, 71st, 76th, 79th, Infantry.
Malta-18th, 95th, Infantry ; and 2d Battalion Rifles.
Gibraltar-12th, 23d, 42d, 43d, 61th, and 94th, Infantry.
On Passage-29th to the Isle of France; 39th to New South
Wale's and 78th to Ceylon.
Thus, of the 104 Battalions of Infantry (including the African),
the Service may be stated—
India - - Battalions, 20
Colonies - - . - so
Coact of Africa - - 1
On Passage, out and home (average) - S
Ireland - - - 18
Great Britain - - - 9
—lO4

In addition to the 27 Battalions on home service, there are .56
Depot Battalions of the Regiments abroad and on passage; and of
these about 20 will be employed in Ireland; the remainder in
(;rest Britain, Guernsey, Jersey, &c. There are also 24 Compa-
nies and Troops, as Depots of the Regiments in India, at Maid-
stone, Chatham, Harwich, ace.

NAVAL IN lELLIGENCE.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Resource. TOMLIN, from Bengal, has arrived off Portsmouth
—sailed from Calcutta 26th March, and St. Helena 11th July.
ARKIVA LI AT Baustat,..The Eliza, DIXON, from London, on the
4th of March; the MASIIM, SMITH, rom Madras, on the 6th; the
hlunao, from London, on the 7th, and Maivina, Howaso,
from Sincapore ; the Columbus. BROWN, from London, on the 9th ;
the Roscoe, H a, from Liverpool, on the loth; the Alexan-
der, A itairraoura, from Batavia, on the 9th; the Joseph, Cumsvo-
ritaasou, front London, on the 12th; Barrossa, Holentasos, ditto;
Kent, SYMKR, from Ceylon, on the loth; Catherine, MAC=INTOSH,
front London, on the 17th ; Fairlie, SHORT, from Madras and Lon.
don, on the 18th; and the Confiance, CARDOER, from China and
l'enang, on the 20th.
SAILIXOS FROM Benoat.—The Carnarvon, PENIORTHT, for Lon-
don, on the ed March ; Lady Nugent, Corns, for London, on the
.6th; Reliance, CHARLES MAITLAND, for London and the Mauritius,
on the Stir; Jane, Minscaute, for Rangoon, on the 12th ; Claudine,
CHRISM, for do. on the 18th ; Mary Ann, Tacos. M' Dointzt.i., for
Bombay, on the 18th; Norfolk, Gana, on the 20th; Milford and
Caledonia, for Bombay; Java, DRIVER, for China; Prince Regent,
Sat...son, for New South Wales; Grongeiva, asztrr. for the Mau-
ritius, on the 25th of February ; and Governor Phillips, EMSCOTT
for tke Mauritius and New South Wales, on the 21st.

Passengers per the Resource, Capt. Tomas, from Calcutta—Mr.
Jas. Walters, Mr. William Bruton, Mrs. Bruton, and a Company's
invalid. From St. Helena—Col. Brooks and Lady, Lieut. Wood-
house, Mrs. Borman and son, and siz invalids,

The Pilgrim, arrived at Chepstow, left on Archangel Bar, the 2d
of August, the Latoni of Shields, Mary Ann of Whitby, and
Herring of Sunderland; and off Cape Sweet Nose, the Adamant,
of Sunderland.

The City of Edinburgh, from New South Wales, has arrived off
Bardsey Island.
The Droughty Castle, 'inseam., from Dundee, bound to New
York, has put irto Lough Foyti, dis Masted.
FALMOUTH, Sarr. 10.—Wind W.—Arrived the Young Albina,
Taws, from Sierra Leone for Jersey, with loss of rudder, and sails
damaged. Spoke on the 25th July, in lat. 15. 0. long. 22. 55. his
M..jesty's ship Norval STAR, from Plymouth to Sierra Leone.
1.11.1 f MOUT", SATT. 10.---Wiad W.N.W.—Sailed the Bathurst,
Amami% for Lisbon.
Porralsonvit, Sarr. I 1 —Wind W. —ArriNred hit Majestyls ship
'JA %rim, from the eastward. *Ailed the Daitube,Svu 16C Is 4, fur China.
DEAL. Sam 11.—Wind N. W.—Passed by, the Resource,--,
from India to London. The Mercy, from Darbaioes to London,
remains, with the Matchless and Ann.

141/21;POOL, Sam 10.—Ai rived the William Rathbone, °won,
from Africa; Ann, SMITH; Retrench, Warsoa; and Thomas,
from St. Juhn's (N. 8.); l'rincess Kizabeth, Kane, from
fiamburgh ; and Maria, from Pillau. Also, the Eliza,
I'u:stints, from Jamaica; Brazilian, NICHOI%, from Rio Janeiro;
Cambrian, Nicene, front Alacaio; and Jane Viler, Tisnatx, from
Quebec.

Cirog, Sm. 9.—Arrived the Magnet, MOVAT, from Tobago;
Everthorp, :11'.11orrutir, from St. Kitt s• Lady Conte,
St. Vincent's; Helen, Aram, from Demerara; and the Wartier,
CsAwroan, from (lichee.

Laura, Siter. slope, in leaving Kirkaldy harbour yes-
terday, during the easterly sea, got upon the rocks, and is said to
be nearly a total wreck. By the fall of the mast, several men were
very severely itiored, two of them without hope of recovery.

A ttemul. us motion of the rival. which continued.
tome seconds, W 34 felt at Bodmin, at two o'clock in the moniing of
IVedneolar. The direttion of the *hock appeared to be from
S. E. to N. W.

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During the whole of the past week, the inhabitants in
the neighbourhood of the Greenwich and WikAwich road have been
4-pt in a state of continual alarm and anxiety, in consequence of
the numerous excretes consmi.ted by the sailors of the two frigates,
the Buitosi and !.rests, which have ;tat born paid off. On Sunday
t ...ening about twenty of these &flows, headed by a drunken mess-
n ire in a large seal-Ain cap, with no other covering save his shirt
:•rid trsofs;.rs, attacked every well-dressed female who came in their
sy, and committed, even in the face of day, the most horrid bru-
t.lmsl. One of the fellows, more impudent than the seat, seized
h..ld of the wife of a respectable inhabitant of Blackheath, and
i•ttt 111p:ea to drib her into an adjoining field, even in the presence of
r and a friend, by whom she was accompanied. In Mr.
A .'s ..trempt to disengage the ruffian from his ride embrace, and
t.s r c.ste his wife, who had fallen into a fit, be was attacked by the
"1"':c of these de-peradoes, who, after beating him in a most horrid
"''titer, nude off towacds the fieldk at the hack of the Ship and
tilds urftwunately foe the cols of justice, cffcctually sands
tour tst 'pg.