Star.
London, England, 1828-12-02 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A Detaehinent of the Royal Staff corps kft town this mond%
fir Ilythe, Kent.—A Detachment .1 the 13th Regime= of Usk
Dragoons also kft town this morning, for Maidstone.
By the death of General Sit JULDWIII Laiourox, Ban. she Gs.
vernoeshlp of Carrickfergus has become 'sou.
A Detachment of the 13th Regimes' of bight Dragoon
marched this morning,- from London, for tie Cavalry depot at
Maidstone. A Detachment belonging to the Royal Staff carpi
marched this morning from Lando* for Ilythe. Minimises
belonging in the East India Company's Artillery sod Infamy
embarked this morning, in the river. for Gravesend, on mote Is
Chatham

NAVAL INTELLIGENft.

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lams Muni Taus MIN-4Mb I.—Watt:font I—Holland 1.-.

Flaagend—France a.

The Not, Jim, from entice to Cardiff, was en veme rubs
sear that port on Tuesday, bet rapeeted to be get if aher throw
lap her deck load over.
Doves, Dam I.—Arrived the Flora, Miaow, frees Curates,
with dames and loss .f sails sad rigging, sad very leaky.
Dear., Dea I.—Aboist one P. N. a mast severe gab cosnimeses4
from N.B. The greater part of the outward.botiod drove oat of
the Deems, with lass of anchors and cables. The fallowing are
Nweisedy Ming walls Dabbed, Faith, Jew, Hope. and Har.
aeeyAbiled the Ninfelk, —, frost Mappers; Sarah,
hem Smyrna; PAssisies, from ditto. Passed the Jennies,
Illeamost, fee Antigua; and Nautilus, from Valparaiso—die
latter drives out of the Downs, with loss of sachet and cable.
Postweeent, Duo. I.—Wind W. to N.B.—Arrived from Los.
dots the Ann. Canitems, fee the South Seas. Sailed a Raabe 7i,
a frigate, and flve brigs, for the Mediterranean ; and the Londe%
Amu; Vohs* harems, Evertherpe, Moses, Sit C. Forbes.
Lamm, and Sir B. Hamilton, Newsom, ail fee Jamaica ; Mare,
Valera% for Sydney
Feunsomi, Nov. SO.—Wind W. to W.S. W.-Basett tbewieg.
bridge, DIIIILOI. for Sierra Leone; Nestor, NASCIALL, for it.
Andrew's; and Four Sisters, Burgas. for Se. Michael's.
Ltvaireei, Nov. 50.—Anived the Prism Leopold, Wiliam,
from Pernambuco; Balker, 888, Isom Meridians ; Habra%
Ilip.t.sa, from Smyrna.

NEWLY-DISCOVERED SHOAL.
It would appear, frees the following communication. by Cqrsh
Tomas Dew" of the schooner Arid, that there is in the nem
to the west coast of Smith America. we Caps Hors. a diagrams
shoal of rock. not hitherto marked spat the chart. We &Sy
She the cemtonolcatloa polli!ity, as_ the knowledge of the

ionise of lite ilea! co rock way be the means of saving
nimbi. less and t "Schooner Ariel, at sea, on het,
passage from Liverpool m Valparabo, on Shy-gime days, Ikon►
bee OS. 11. 43. A. n. moderate beenes from N. E. steer*
S. S. W. by compass, going about six hoots through the water,
all studding sails set oa both sides, sew something of a
reddish appearance a little above water. ahem a quarter of a
mile distant ; hauled into It; immediately took in all the red.
ding sails, and sounded ; ground forty.aeven fathoms, Gee grey
sand. The object seen was about six feet above the water, and
or thirty feet in circumference above the water, but larger woke.
moth. When close to. saw another head about a cable kegs
the N 8 of the int, two or three feet below the maw of do
water, also of a reddish appearance. The sea was breaking ewe
them and making a noise. There was some sea weed about them,
and an immense quantity of sea birds. This dangerous rock not
being mentioned in any chart or manuscript whatever, I co'nke
it of importance that it could be made public, so that other. mist
be aware of the danger, it being the general route round
Horn and to the west coast of South America. Its correct
tin I give as follows—Latitude, by a good aterid•aas
the sun, 40 O. S.—longitude, by good lunar ebservadu aims ir
day, also by elronometric observations, 37.57. W
"THOMAS DIXON, IWO
" Thermometer 67—Barometer PP 8-10."