Star.
London, England, 1828-02-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The sth Dragoons, now stationed at Leeds Barracks are ender
orders to march to Dorchester.
By the lag accounts from the West Indira, the 93d Iligblander4
were in ricrlient health. The Regiment had not more than a
dozen men in the hospital the last four months, at Antigua, and ski
deaths fur the same period.

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NAVAL. IN FELLIGENCE:
The Broxbournbury, Facsosi, from China and St. Helena,ltai
.irrived of the Lizard.
PASSIM:IRS ERR JASIES SIRIIALD 4twmarrh and child;
Mrs. Armstrong, Dr. Macleod ; Major Irving, Ist Regiment Ikla•
dras Infantry; Captain elacdonakl, Iterrls, commanding Invalids;
Lieutenant Fothcrgill, his Majesty's 48th Regiment; Captain Met.
calfe, Madras Native Infantry; Lieutenant Armstrong, his Ma-
jesty's .Ulth Regiment ; Lieutenant Curs ie 9th Regiment kladras
Native Infantry Ensign Colheck, 4th Regiment Madras Native
Infantry: Mr. Tabor, Master W. Lambe, Master Metcalf, eighty
invalids, nine women, and six children.
IIiESSA, JANUARY 17.—The Portia, CARLSON hound to England,
ran agroLnd during a violent gale on the 13th instant, but has been
g it off without material damage, having only lost a little of her
copper and unshipped her rudder,
__ and made no water.
CUIHAYZIN FEBRUARY 19—The Gutc Mutter, Jonansme, front
Windaw to Bremen, was lost at HtligolaNd on the 12th instant;
crew and cargo saved.
Dam., FEBRUARY 23.—trisd N. by W.—Passed, from London,
the George the Fourth, Bualow, for India ; Mermaid, for New
South Wales; Skelton, Pzacv,.for Trinidad; Thorn, JOHNSTON
for Bombay; and Brilliant, MAaoa, for St. Lucia.
Fistula's 24.—Wiad S.W.—Passed, from London, the Earl
Balcarras, Banuonvon, for India; Manly, Kean, for Mogadore;
Dorchester, Caowts.x, for Boston • Bengal Merchant, Defuse, for
New South Wales • Thames, BOG., for Calcite ; and Flora,
SAURbIiN Lisbon.foLisbon.
Cowes, FEBRUARY 24.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Orpheus,
Durr, from Batavia, In 119 dais.
PLYMOUTH, FIOSIMARY 22.—Wied N —Sailed his Majesty's ship
Maidstone, for the Cape; Erebus (bomb), for Malta • Trident, for
Santa Martha; Batbadoes Planter, for Barbadoes; duke of Man-
chester, for Jamaica ; and Camberwell, for New York.
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 22.—Wind N.—Sailed the Etheldred
and Australia, for Jamaica; Justina, Yonne, for Naples; Ruby,
Comtism, and Flushing, for Lisbon.
Fraatraar 25.—Sailed the Tyne packet, for St. Domingo, Ja-
maica, 3cc. and the Princess Elisabeth packet, for the Leeward
Wands.
PORTSMOLVEIN FIRRUA RE 23.—Wind E. by N.N.B.
Fesauaar v4.—Wind W. to S.W.—Passed the George the
Fourth, Burrow, for Bengal. Sailed the Wanderer transport, NT
Fernando Po; Kains ditto, for the Eastward;, and Caledonia,
Tarztea, for loston.
FROM THR 11AMPSHIRS TELEGRAPH, VER. 23.

Wednesday the Rains transport, Lieut. Burdwor.d,
agent, attired in 49 days from J.maica, with 200 in.
valided soldiers from the regiments in garrison. Capt.
Foggo, with Lieutenants Shepherd and Hinclisliffeo of
the Royal Artillery, and Messrs. Clifford.ond Gregory.
Surgeons of the Navy, are among the passengers. She
brings no news. The shit s left at Port Royal were—
Magnificent (Rig). Barham, Druid, and Ferrer. The
Shelley had gone to the Leeward Island station; the
Arachne was expected up from thrse islands. - The
troops were quartered as follows-22d Regiment at
Uner Camp; 33d, Stoney Hill; 77th, Spanish Town;
91st, Falmouth and Mattoon Town; 84th, Fort Au.
gusta ; Royal Artillery, at Port Royal.
The 01112:10. L eut. W. J. Cole, for Sierra Leone,
was spoken en the 25th ult. in lat. 42. 9. W. long. 9. 55.
W. having experienced suer e•sive gales from the west-
ward, since sailing from Plymouth on the 6th; on the
following day she was struck by a heavy sea on her
quarter, which stove in several f her ports arid filled
the waist.

No ves•els at Spithead. Ship. in th.hatbnar—V crory,
Asia, Blonde, Mersey, Challenger, Wasp, Rose, Chan-
ticleer, Beaver-, Cracker, Starling.
The Wanderer transport, with stores and provisions for the new
settlement of Fernando Po, on the coast of Attica, put in ►ere last
evening. for orders. She will sail for her destination in a day ur two.
The Freak, Taylor, from New York for Hull, in 26 days, was
drove into Spithead this evening, by contrary wiuds. No news
by her.
Tuesday the Albion, 74, Captain J. A. Ornmanney. C.B. was
paid off, on which occasion her gallant crew voluntarily subscribed
the sum of 261. 7s. fur the Seamen's Hospital Ship, t►e Grampus,
in the River Thames. We Oftaltitall this circumstance with pleasure,
and hope it will prove an incentive to the crews of other ships to
subscribe toward. so laudable a charity.
Lieut. James Wilkinson is promoted to the rank of Commander.
Lieut. J. Nash is appointed to the Britannia, vice Thackeray ;
Lieutenant C. W. Riley. to the Rrebus,vice Koopman ; Lieutenant
W. Dickey, and Mr. G. P. Hoffineister, Master, to the Orestes ;
Mr. Grattan, to be Lieutenant of the Volage; Lieutenant Thomas
Read, to command the Cracker; Mr. Robert Wilson, to be Sur-
geon of the Doris; Mr. Francis Hunt, to be Surgeon of the
Menai; Mr. J. Wilson, late Surgeon of the Gloucester, to the
Coast Guard at Southend ; Mr. D. Burnes (from the Blonde), and
Mr. Peaty, to be Assistant Surgeons of the Asia; Mr. Allen, to
be Assistant Surgeon of the Ordinary, at Portsmouth; Mr. Dicken-
.n, to be Assistant Surgeon of the Ramilies ; Mr. John Munro,
to be Assistant Surgeon of the Blonde; Mr. James Newnan, from
the Ganges. to be Purser of the Heron.

Dispatches we►e received on Siturdav morning, at
the Colonial Department, from Lioutenant-General the Hon. Sir
G. L. Cot.a, 0.C.8. at the Mauritius.

HMI PAnE —The season has now, it may he said,
commenced. Yesterday the Parks Were crowded with fashionable%
and several coronets were sported in the ring. The fineness of the
day contributed not a tittle to the brilliancy of the scene.
It is reported that Captain FRANKLIN will make
another journey to the northern coast of America in order to com-
plete his set vey, by traversing the space left between him 1114
Captain lisscsurv. •
The Gore' nor of Madras, Mr. LINIPIINGTON, arrived
at that port on the 17th of Octpber, in his Majesty's ship Herald.
A large congregation of the Nobility and Gentry
assembled at the Spanish Chapel, Manchester-square, yesterday
morning, for the purpose of supporting the Charity Schools. Afar
the Service was concluded, a gang of pickpockets displayed great
ingenuity at the doors, but in consequence of infornsation given by a
watchman employed by the Commissionets of Woods and Forest<,
Hooker and Gibbs, officers belonging to diary-la-bonne district,
apprehended four of them.
The Finance Committee have determined nn pursuing
brit inquiries by irpartnients, and net enter into a new braces
ill that previously wider consideration is disposed of. They have
..animenced with the Navy Estimates, assuming as a basis thane of
HOU. The whole of Friday they were engaged In the esaniinatkn
sir Gamins Cuctarour, a Member of the Lord High Admiral's
Midi, cud Mr. Catrisa, the Secretary, and in referring to the
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