Star.
London, England, 1827-09-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

TM Mat Regiment, ender tbir command of Major Paean, was
es/dewed in Spanish Town, Jamaica, on Wednesday the 4th of July,
br the Lieutenant-Governor' Major-General Sir JOHN Kamm,
Lea and presented the gratifying spectacle of a body of men in
the highest ware of discipline, who performed their evolutions and
roanteuvres with the utmost precision and promptitude, which
Afforded Sir Jona en opportunity of expressing his entire approba-
tion of their awry orderly and soldier-like app

OIPPICS OP ORDNANCE, 4111 SEPT. 1827.

Corps oUßoyal Engineers— Gentkman Cadet William Henry Ford
tobe Second Lieutenant ; Gentleman Cadet St. George L. Lie.
ter to be Ste...nd Lieutenant; Gentleman Cadet Edmund T.

Fall to be &-cond Lieutenant.'
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Alexander Fortune, Gent. to be
Quartermaiter, •ice Calder, deceased ; Thomas Gilbertson, Gent.

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to be Quartermaster, vice Clark, retired.
Commimiori in the Prince Rogent's Regiment of Cheshire Yeo-
manry Cavalry. signed by the Lord Lieutenant ads. County Pa-
latide of Chester.
CoroetJobst Dudley to be Lieutenant, vice Lowndes, resigned.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sum 6.—Wind B.—Arrived off port the Malvin,
lltaperm; fran Pdlermo and the Marquis of Queenabury packet,
•1186,01. Mediterranean--sailed from Corfu on the 15th July, from

•' $0116(do the 24th, Gibrahu on the 13th August, and Cadiz on
its 14th.

Ps.risoorn, San. 6.—Wind E.—Arrived the Asp, Hogs*, front
the South Sras ; and theMerlip, Wavy rrom Jamaica.

DIAL, Sire 7.—Wind Mk-LA brig and two ships, from dm
River, are passing at present ; cannot obtain their names.
Guavas:an, Sm. 7.—Arrived the Palladium, bin:mutton, from
Archangel. Sailed the Josephine, Itriszo, for Gottenburgh; and
Sir Charles Cousins, fur Quebec.
_ _ _

PINSAMCI. Sin. 6 —Wind 8.5.8. to S.N.B.—Three pilots,
named Pascoe Hocking, John Penroath Shepherd, and Francis
Roolligoere, were • unfortunately drowned yesterday, about eight
leagues from the land, by the upsetting of tie jolly.boat, on their
return from boarding a ship, name unknown.
Can ow Goon Hors, ',loos 90.—Thar cutter. Elisabeth, from
Table Ray to the /Cowie, foondered,effilte Cape L'Aguillas, in a
heavy N. W. gale, on the 4th of June. Crew` saved by the Hon.
Company'. ship Thames.
AIiSTIMDAN' Sart. 4.—The Deborah and Maria, from Koning•-
berg to this place, was run down and sunk off Annholt, on the iieth
vb.—Crew yawed.
The Faddy, front Uvetpool for Charlatan, was lest off En
Right bil • tosiiim. lurked H and C, were picked up off Cape
laok-out shish; and tie mast of a ship was seen off Frying pan
shoals.
The Loofa, Macula, arrived at Leith, from Calcutta, on Mon-
day. This is the first vessel that. sailed from Leith to the Kam
ioklies, aid is the only one which has returned direct with goods.
It is underlined that this Is only a prelude to a regular trade be-.
tween Leith and Ginnie. - -
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The Coromandel, from Madras, arrived yesterday. She tailed
the i3d of March, whit* Is a few days later than the last arrival
from thence; but she brings no intelligence of public interest. The
Thames, from China, hat also arrived, with the following passengers
on board Miss Malay, Mr. R. Poe and family, Quartermaster
)I•lntoab, sid Regiment; Liemenant Lydeard. his Majesty's ship
Owen Glendower, and Mrs. Lydeard ; H. B. Harrington, Esq.
Company's Service ; Major Mesne, Oath Regt. ; Capt. Pocock, 55th;
Harnett, Ma ; and 47 invalids, women and children.—
The Themes was detained on her voyage by reason of her Rotting
into Table Bay, having picked up the crew of the Elizabeth, Simp-
son, a Colonial vessel, where the Thames landed them. She sailed
tom the Cape of Good Hope on the 9uth of June.

SHUN AIiTIMM AT Ilia cueron.noose.
Iswaaas—The Julie, Presser, from Calais ; Brothers, Howard,
from Lisboa ; Spes and Fides, Mailer, from Christiania ; Prince
of Brazil, Thompson ; Clough ; Ann, Stephenson ; Shake-
speare, Marshall ; Smolensk°, Forrest; and Margaret, Armstrong,-
from St. Petersburgh ; George, Houghton, from Hamburgb ;
Phemis, Walton, from Rip; Henrietta, Graydon, from Arch-
angel Belfast. Major, from Calais; Ann, Rosier, from Guernsey;
St. Andrew, Dean, front Sierra Leone; Three Friends, non,.
son from Mau; Amity, Stobbs, from St. Potersburgb ; and the
Thames, Atherden, from Rotterdam.
CLEARED Johannes and Wilbelmina,
Itfoyen-
kind, for Rotterdam; Atalanta, Grawits, for Stettin ; Sophia, Gel-
leatira, for Memel ; and the Flower, Petriam, for Cork.
FRENCH COIIIIERCL—The Moniteur has published
a comparative statement of the vemeh that have left the ports of
France for foreign countries and the Colonies, during the years
1113 and 1556, of which the following la the sum;
VISIALS. TONI.
1125—T0 Foreign Countries 9,463 647.704
To the Colonies. 439 107,047

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Total

111111.—To Armies Countries.— 8,355 661,.•.!1
TO do Ceisoks....... ..... 542 127,026

Total 8,897 783,417

Tuesday night, the shop of Mr. SICIER, Newington
Causeway, haberdasher, &c. wu broken open and robbed of a
9'46,4 of silks, satins, thread laces, lace wells, caps, collars, &c.
baulks a drawer containing twenty sovereigns and a quantity
4 silver.

Wednesday sennight, some villain entered the kennel
at Candle-green, in Gloucestershire, belonging to W. Pire. PA*
lad gave a quantity of poison to ten of the dogs,' chiefly very Sue
ones of the sporting kind; di of them have since died. Great
suspicion rests on an individsal who had in his possession poison
similar to that which caused the death of the dogs, and who more-
over entertained a spirit of revenge against the keeper. He has
beta since needed before oar Magistrates, and now stands re-
:seabed for further examination.

Nlunday morning, about two o'clock, a fire broke oot
en the premises of a person named lltu,, at Black Hoorton, in Os-
leid.kac, winch destroyed two outhoufts, Hill's cottage, and a
cstryi belonging to a plan named Williams„togetber w itk nearly all
their dotbe, and (mum.% aod a donkey, which was in one of the
*whom's. Tlie families would have been coommed.bad not a carrier,
wbo was getting op to go to Cirentester, perceived the LIPAIIeS,...
NOD, of the property watt insured, and the sufferers are in the
'mit distress. Hill was mach burnt by endeavouring to save
doakcy.
FewimeCualosrry.--During the ezhibition of Sign=
la a roam at Beverley. a tailor's wife, who lives le a boneel
lug the exhibition room, thought she would have a grads
and by getting into a fake loft, was snaking her way across
ars towards a peep hole, when her unlucky stars caused her
her foot on the under-dravriag. between the spars, and dee
through—as accident wish* hernlibed MOM entertainment
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