Star.
London, England, 1829-07-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Royal Regiment of Horse Guards was inspected on Satur-
day morning by General Lord 110.1., Commanding in Chief, on
Wormw‘od Scrubs. This excellent regiment, alter marching
past iu review order, performed several maneuvres and evolutions
with admirable rapidity and accuracy, and deservedly received the
highest commendations of the Commander in-Chiel. Cal. Ilicc
gave the word of command. The Duke of CCAILE!LLAND, the
Colonel of the regiment, was oil the ground.
The yearly inspection of the Ist Battalion of the 3tl Regiment
of Foot Guards by General Lord Hu L, Commanding in Chief,
took place on Saturday morninz iu Hyde l'ark.
The 30th Foot, lately arrived (tont Madras, are on their march
from Chatham to the Isle of Wight, to join the Depot. Major
Powmc, who commanded the regiment on its return, went out
with it, as a Lieutenant, to India,::. years ago, and remained with
it all the time.

The Depot of the 77th will arrive at Temp!emote on the 10th inst.
Tuesday the half-yearly inspection of the depot companies of the
78th Highlanders (Ross-shire Bar), under the command of Capt.
Macgregor, took place in the old llarracks Square of Edinburgh
Castle. After minutely inspecting the Companies, his Excellency
Commander of the Forces in-pee:ea the barrack room. they occupy,
with all the details of which, hr expressed himself highly satisfied.
The following promotions have taken place in the Sheffield
Troops of West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry, comman.led by Lord
Wharneliffe : Lieut. Vincent Corbett to be Captain, •ice John
Shore, Esq. reigned; John Brewin. F.,q. to be Lieutin: vice
Corbett, promoted.
On the reduction last week at Plymouth, accmding to the late
Act of Parliament in the Stag' of the South Devon Militia, the
Adjutant, at the desire of Lord Rolle. presented each non• commie-
sioned Officer discharged,with a sovereign on his Lordship's account.

NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENC'Z.

M•ns AIIIIIVID THIS DAT-4Dublin 2—Waterford 2—Ftlr.ce I

Flanders I—Leeward Islands I—La GaJyrs 1.

The repotts of a promotion in the Navy on the 19th instant.
(Coronation day) seems to gain additional confidence, as also the
report of a retirement and permission to Captains and Commanders
to sell their commissions. It is also rumoured that a retirement
will be arranged, so that the list of the Navy will only exhibit to
view the effective Naval servants of the country. We have also
strong reason to believe, that it it in agitation to do something for
the Clerks of the Navy who have served certain periods or acted
as Parsers.

The Glory, Dragher. was wrecked at St. Lticis on the 21st May.
The packet No. 1, which sailed from 1-I4►annah the lid April,
for Cadiz. was wrecked on one of the Keys.

The 14abella, Sim, from Dublin to Liverpool, and the Briton,
Clement, from Fowey to Liverpool, were driven on the Mock-
beggar on Saturday morning. The lot mer was got (Wand carried
into dock—the latter was much damaged.
The Admiral Rowley, of London, has arrived at Yarmouth,
with loss of foremast.

DEAL, JULY 4.—Wind W.—Arrivcd the Eliza, Cutchell, from
Leghorn.
JULY s.—Wind variahle.—Arrived from London the Magnet,
Nelson, for St. Lucia; Thames, Warning, for Halifax.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4.—Wind S.W. to W N. W.—Arrived the
Matchless, liuckland, front Cadiz. Sailed the Fox, White, fur
Zante; Carnbrra Castle, Barber, for the Cape and Calcutta ; Bol-
ton, Clarkson, for Bombay ; Brighton, Sebor, fur New York ; and
Zephyr packet, for Jamaica and Carthagena.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 4.—Wind S.W.

FALIIOUTH, JULY 3.—At two r.st. yesterday, the wind suddenly
shifted from S.W. to W. and blew a heavy gale, with violent
squalls, until about five P.M. when it moiler..ts.l —4. Wind N K
to W.—Arrived the French brig war La Lasienne. from lloch.
fort ; Providence, 111' lntosh, trorn Smyrna; and th:• Swallow
packet, from St. Thomas's—sailed the 4th of June. Sailed the
Stannter packet, for Lishon.
MIMICS, JULY s.—Arrived the Spartan, Saunders, front Tri.
nidad.

Cows's, Juts s.—Arrived the Draco, Bangs, from Baltimore.
Hoisnvio, JULY 4.—Arrived the William, Appleton, from
Jamaica; Brilliant, and Washington, from New Orleans.

The deficiency in the Revenue had not had the slight-
est effect on the Money Market this morning.
AUtOSTATION.— l'hurstt•y evetittig, Mr. G. GREEN
made his 71st ascent (which, from the inclement state of the wea.
then, had been postponed from Monday) from :he bowling green of
the Golden Eagle, Mile End Road. He was accompanied by Miss
M. a Lady residing in Hackney Road. Mr. GREEN states that
their greatest altitude was about a mile, and the balloon scarcely
varied from its first course, which was rather southward of east.

Monday Lord GEORGE BERESFORD arrived from
England at Waterford, and immediately commenced a canvass for
the Representation of that County.

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