Star.
London, England, 1829-06-29 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

GiDORSAL Co'S? Maasout..—A General Court Medal assembled
in Edinburgh Castle on Thursday, for the trial of two privates of
the 12th Royal Lancers, sad a private of the 4th Foot; the former
for mutinous and riotous conduct at Piershill, and the latter for
repeated desertion. The Court finished the trial of one of the men
belonging to the Lancers, and the private of the 4th Foot. They
then adjourned their proceedings until the necessary evidence in
the case of the other soldiers of the Lancers is obtained.

Wednesday a Court of Inquiry. compo,ed of Officers from Clots.
tnel, Cabir, and Waterford, assembled in Carrick on Suir, by order,
of General Sir E. BLazamwr, for the purpose of ascertaining the
part taken by the military in the late affray there, and to arrange
other matters connected with military discipline.
A copy of the following Circular has been sent to the Sheriffs
of all the cities and counties In Ireland.— Waterford Mail.
(ctacouta).
Dublin, June 20, 11120.•
• Garrunint—lt having been represented to the Lord Lieu-
tenant, that much inconvenience result• to the troops in conse-
quence of their being 'tattooed as sentries at the different gaols in
Ireland, I have received his Grace's directions to apprise you of
his intention of withdrawing the military guard heretofore placed
at the gaol of the city of —. immediately after the ensuing
Summer Assizes. The Lord Lieutenant acquaints you thus early
with his'intention, with a view to your adopting such measures a+
you may consider necessary for securing the prisoners conbued in
the gaol of your county. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
your obedient humble servant,

WILLIAM GREGORY.

To the High Sheriffs of the city of ---.
DISTRIKITION OT 781 CATALIM KM=
GREAT SILITAIII AND ICELAND.
Stations of

♦MO DEPOTS IX

Corp.

ht Dragoon Guard.

Regiments.
Manchester
Cahir

2d Ditto
34 Ditto .•• ••• ••• as •••
4th Ditto—.
sth Ditto...
6th Ditto
7th Ditto .. .
lit Draguons
3d .-
3d Light Dragoons... ...
4th Ditto .. ••
6th Dragoons ...
7th Hussars
6th Ditto—.
9tb Lancers
toth Hussars
11th Light Dragoons • • .11.
19th Lancers ,
13th Light Dragoons ..
14th Ditto ...
15th Hussars ••• •.. •••
16th Lancers ..• ... ese
17th Ditto ••• "a 6.

Coventry
York

Canterbury
Dorchester

Ipswich
Manchester

Cabin
Blliarobe

Dundalk
Dublin
Ditto
Nottingham
Hounslow

i• •: • • •
ced
Brighton

Dublin

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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MAtis AftinspTuis Dmr—Dublin 2--Waterford 2—France 1—

Holland I—Flanders I—Lisbon I—Himburgh 1.

The Vobola, RaMes, from Jamaica, bas arrived off the Start.
Drat., Justs V.— Wind B.—Arrived the Atlas, Hem, from
Madras; Muffatt, Brown, and Sophia, Damon. from Bengal;
Everthnrpe, Ball, trom Jamaica ; and Malcolm, Ryles, from India.
Arrived from London the Sandwich, for St. Lucia ; and transport
ship Nu. 2, for the Westward.
Jinni tB.—Wind vdri4ble —The Bolon and Carnbrea Castle are
passing for India. Arrived the Prince of Waterloo, Deary, from

litind;ras.
POWISMOUTII, Juts 28.—Wind S.—Arrived the Four Friends,
Dunn, from Lisbon. Passed by, the Cadiz Packet, Williamson,
from Cadiz; Albion, Burrell, from Leghorn; Harntony, Lee,
from Bombay; and the Ann, Alexander. front Rio de Janeiro.—
The Agnes, Minoru, from the Mauritius, passed by to-day in lat.
14 N. bun. W. saw a very suspicious looking schooner, which
.tood across her bows, and hove to windward; had hantmuck
'lettings, and a number of men; hoisted French colours. There
being a heavy sea and a fresh breeze was the probable cause of her
not interfering. She bore away to the S.E. A passenger on board
the Agnes V 144 struck with fur appearance it War. the pirate that
plundered the Admiral Bettbow.
PLYMOUTH, Joss E7.—Wind S —Arrived the Torn and Jessy,
Irons Leghorn; And William, Perry, front Gallipoli.
Fati.stout June Y.s.—Off the port, the Lady Black weed, Hibbs,
from New South Wales—sailed 26th February, and Sydney 27th.
Arrived the Bramble cutter, from Lisbon. and sailed for Plymouth.
Saikdllte Sandwich packet, for Lisbon.
Duvet', Jots DI —Off the porn, the Lonach, Noakes, front Cal-
eu:ta ; and Cuba Packet, Williamson, front Cadiz.
BMITOL, Juts' 28. Arriv.4.l the Aun. Garden, from Jamaica;
and Aua, ---,from the Mediterranean.
111014 THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. JUNI 27.

The North Star, xn, Captain Arabin, and the Lord Wellington
transport, commissioned as a man .ul war by Captain Sir J. G.
Sinclair, flart• late of the Doris frigate, were at Rin de Janeiro on
the 28th of April last, and would shortly sail fur England. Lord
Stratigferd returns to England in the North Star.
His Majesty's alnop Yiturnel, 20, Commando, S. Radford, ar•
rived at Plymouth from the Cove of Cork on the 18th inst. fur the
purpose of getting a new foretnaht, and fur other tepairs.
The Seringapatam, 4d guns. Hon Captain Waldegrave, will tail
on Tuesday for the South American station. She will call in at
Breit to takeen hoard Ile Pennell and family, o hich Gentleman
is appointed to the Consulate for this country at the Bretils.
The S‘suthanipt.m trzate wee passed en the Ist in.t. within eight
&pees cf the Line.
Mr. Drummond Hay (who is appointed British Consul General
and Government Agent in the Empire of Morocco), and family, go
out in the Favourite, IL Commander Joseph Harrison.
Commander Thomas Dickinson as appointed to the Lightning
18, recently launched at his Majesty's Dock yard, Penihroke. She
ha. been this week commis.' ed at Plymouth, by Lieut. Delafinis,
and is ordered to St for a foreign station.
LieUICIII4IIII J• 111611 Sc. John is appointed to command the Lyra,
fitting out as a packet brig at Plymouth.
Mr. Harvey Morns, Extra Hospital Mate of his Majesty's Royal
Naval Hospital, at flahlar, is appointed Assistant-Surgeon of his
Nlajesty's Naval Establishment at the Island of Ascension.
The Speedy and Sylvia cutters arrived on Sunday from Guern-
sey. The Sparrow cutter hailed on Monday, and the Snipe cutter
ou Tuesday, on a cruise. The latter returned yesterday.
Viscount Melville, and Vice Admiral the Honourable Sir Henry
arrived here on Sunday evening, on cn official visit, and
dined with the Commander in Chid, Admiral the Honourable Sir
Ruben Stoplurd, K. 4 .11. (hi Monday morning his Lordship and
Sir lienry itotham,vihited Earl Spencer at Hyde, and afterwards
, inspected the huildiogs. in progress, connected with the 'new Vic-',
walling Establishment at Weevil. On the hallowing day he attended
the half yearly examinations of the Students at the Royal Naval
College, and dined in the evening with the Cummissi tttt er Sir Mich.
Seymour, K.C.B. at his residence in the Duck.yard. On Wednes-
day morning, his Lordship embarked in the barge of the Comman-
der in Chief, and repaired, attended by the boats of the several
Naval Captains, which moved in procession, to his Majesty's ship
Victory (Mg shit.), where be was received with the ship's crew
at limners. On the Admiralty flag being hoisted the usual general
4y lute was given from the men et war at the port. After his Lord-
%ip had inspected the Victory, he landed, and having partaken
of refreshment with the Commander iu Chief, retuisird, with Sir
H. Hothana, to the Admiralty.
DEVONPORT, Jutte 27.
FROM Tea navoiintas TULICISAIM!

His Majesty's sloop Ligh • g, 18, was commissioned for foreign
service on Thursday, by Lieutenant H. P. L. Delafons; and Lieut.
James St. John took command of the Lyra brig, fitting for the
packet service. •
The Antelope cutter, Lieutenant Loveless, tender to the Rand
lies, sailed yesterday for Spithead and the Downs. With new raised
men for the blockade service, and supernumeraries for Portsmouth.
Thursday the Britomart, 10. went out of harbour to the Sound,
and will proceed in a few days to her station in the North Sea.
The Trinculo. 18, was paid off on Tuesday, and r. commissioned
on Wednesday by Commander Samuel Price, for Channel service;
on which occa.iuu the officers of theTtinculo inv.ted-Captalp Price
to a sumptuous dinner at Elliott.' Devonport Hotel, and as a ter
downy ul their respect and esteem, the Junior officers presented a
handsome gold snuff box to their late Commander. When re.
equipped, it Is supposed the Trinculo will return to the Iresh.sta-
' nun; Lieut. W. Webber (1i29). and Mr. W. Barrett, Purser, are
appointed to ker.
The Reynard is ordered to be brought forward forthwith for the
packet service. Lieutenant Dunsfurd (1429) is appointed to COCII
mand her.
Remain in Hatnnaze the Britannia, Kent, Trinculo, Nimrod,
Lightning, Lyra, and Meteor steamer ;in the Sound. ritomart.
Arroistamvs.—To the Helicoo, 10, Commander Chas. Talbot;
Lieutenants A. D Fordyce and H. F. Mills; Mr. Alex. Croinber,
!Master; Mr. Alex. Laughlin, Surgeon; Mr. J.W. Lane, Assistant
Surgeon; Mr. Robert Lewes', Purser.
Mr. Henry Jobs Codrington, Knight of St. Vladimirof Russia,
Sod of the Legion of Honour of France (son of Sir B. odrinenn).
and 411'.1 *OM WA *tale Doti% use promoted to the rank oil
Lieumnsat: