Star.
London, England, 1828-10-17 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A Detachment of the 44th Regiment of Fnot mind in town
yesterday morning, from Bristol, on route to DeaL Detachments
Delousing to the Rest India Company's Artillery and Infantry em.
barked yesterday morning, on board a alum vessel in the-River,
for Gravesend, on route to Chatham.
Detachment, of the 15th Foot, and the Rifle Brigade, embarked
on the Isth inst. on board the Windsor Castle, at Plymouth, for
the Mediterranean. .

Friday, Captains Manse, Mann, and Wawa's troops of the
6th or Enniskillen Dragoons, under the ecenntand of Major Wan-
seam, arrived In Sheield Barracks, from Norwich. The three
remaining Troops have reached Nottinghans; from Ipswich. which
is now their head-quarters.
Wednesday last, a Detachment of the 7th Dragocins, inclisding
head-quarters, arrived at York Barracks, from Haase, in Lan-
cashire.
The 67th Regimant of Foot, whose arrival in Liverpoot has
been mentioned, uiU remains there, though it was originally destined
for Ireland. It is possible that the uanquiliisadon of that country
may =mann a change of its route.
Tb. Depots of the 29tb, 94th, and 96th Regiments, were in.
=sd 11,442,_0.„....1 Sir J. Cassesost, on Monday, and the
the 111th, 43d. and sd RILe, en Tuesday, at Plymouth.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Manx Amami Tins DAT.—Dablin 1--WanTrossi 11:.11

*e Catharine, illason, from Anchim, in gel% jnto. Tannin&
harbour en Wednesday, struck the boiriond Yldwitb sratr.,
The Bangrove Bay, Rvreuts,"Treao .IdlverPoitt was totdly; de-
stroyed by ere at Detuerara on the Nth liosess—•very St* of
the cargo landed. • r, e• . a •
The Harmony, Baaaow, Ikons Liverpool to Hull, woo
on the Holm Sand yesterday—cargo disdsorging.

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DIAL, Ocr. 16.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived frona London *k
Duke of Norfolk, for St. KW's; Harriet, Knousan, for Sierra
Leone ; and Nelson, Daum, for the Soutb Seas.
PorrsmouTio,Ocrosau l&—Wind N. to N:N.W.

FAtanourst 15.—Wind N..—Sailed the Marchioness of
Salisbury packet, for the Brush. Arriesd off port the Adi, Fame,
from Dseserara.

Doves, OCT. IC-J.-Arrived the Hate.lleases, from Malay.
Lsvaaroox, Oct. 16.-=Arrived the Hero, SMDT, from Arch-
angel ; and Alexander, from Smyrna.
Assumes, Oct. 14.--Arrived the Middleton, James, and Ales-
ender, Sum, from Davis' Straits; Superb, Pa von, from Stettin;
Crimonnaugate, from MemeL
Piessime6e, Oct. 14—Arrived the Hannibal, SARDIS, and Tra-
veller, Samos, from Davis' Straits ;•Union, Mame, from ditto.
FLOM TUD_TLYSOITTII JOURNAL, OCT. 35.

The Spa.tiate. 7a. Captain F. Warms and the Warspite, 74,
Captain Wm. Parke" C.B. arrived yesterday from Portsmouth—
the former to accompany the Windsor Castle to the Mediterra-
nean, for which station they are expected to sail about the end of
the week; and the latter ship to be paid or for recommissioning.
The Bramble cutter, 10, Lieut. Haswell, arrived dutingtues-
day night from Fahneb. bringing up a crew for the Spey, new
packet brig, commiuioned yesterday by Mr. William James, tote of
the Lord Hobart, coodessoed.

Wednesday eyening aa.depat dinner was given at
the Geildball,,by the Body Corporate, to the kiarqtds Canaan&
the Recorder, at which were also ?resent the Marquis of Beam.
Lord Lieutenant of the county, Lord Joan Tirana& and the. Rad
of Bases/soca (Members for the City), tae Rev. Lord Jam
THTWIII; Sir 3 J. Hawaii's, W. Kura Gamut, L. Vassnatax,
Both Chronicle.
His Grace the Duke of Bvccuructt and Qualm's-
'tsar arrived from Deitiftlesshire at •Dalltelth Palace last week.
and will reside there during the races. On Sunday kis Orate, u
usual, attended Divine Service in Dalliebh church. He was se.
companted by his four sisters—viz. Lady haIaLLA COST. and the
Ladles AIM; NIARAARIBT,_ and HAMMETT SCOTT; also by his Ex-
cellency Sir Rosana W. OTets.almoir, Commander of his Ma-
jesty's Forces in Scotland; the Right Hoo. Lord Roam* 'lt'kaa,
and the Hon. Cartel! Cum. - - -

The number of Members at present enrolled in the
French Legion of Honour amounts to 33,400, Inclrling Weinman.
Letters from Lisbon state that there was a .current
report there, that the Cones would be again emendated, to advise
on the means to put the country in a state of defence, ie Cue the
Foreign Powers should refuse to recognise Don Mum as King.
A printer observing two bailiffs pursuing an inge-
_Woes but distressed mane, remarked. It was a new edition of
" The Pursuits of Literature," sisabound, bat fins-peowel. ,
The Italian Opera House is now undergoing repair,
girepeatory to which part of the roof has been taken down.
'The last accounts from Bonitay notice the proved-
pdue at that Presided of two Admiralty .pedal warranetkper.
plane the ships of the Bombay Marine to wear the Mae Jack
Man Pendant having a St. Geurge's Cross on it ; also aniferrag
di the OMeers of the said Marine the privilege of taking rank with
the Mors of the Royal Navy.
The Sultan MARMOUD has ordered bouaary me-
Qs, to confer upon those who distinguish themselves fn the
war against the Russians. The medals have for lbele
" Fat valour." The Torts have hitherto shown an eversion to such
beourary distinedons. The Order of the Crescent, initiated by
Saw UL and conferred on Lord Snout, as well as some mbar
6dietingarbed fersigners, could never be rendered popular in Turkey.
EXPirlitlhENT—A New Ft as-smuts Fon
vas ILantes.—Draw a landscape on paper with Ceinelee Indian
ink, representiag a winter scene or mere outline; the (dew to be
painted with muriate of cobalt (green). muriate of copper (yellow),
and acetate of cobalt (blue); all which colours dry in invisible; but
ee the screen being held near the fire, the gentle warmth will occa-
sion the tree., flowers, vita to display themselves is their natural
colours, sad winter I:magically changed to aping. As the paper
cools, the colours disappear ; and the elect may he repeated as
aftsu ss required.
A novel application for relief was made at St. Feta',
Hospital on Wednesday last, by nine Maltese sailors
and an Irish woman. By the statement they gave, in
the French language, it appeared that they wete taken
out of a Tunisian vessel that had bees captured by a
French ship, and carried into Blest, where they were
claimed by the English Consul as &kith subjects and
by whom they were forwarded to this city in thtMere
cure, Captain Carbaret. They have since been sent to
London.—Bristol Mrrcury.
The Journal des Debate of last Monday gives tie
following intelligence received from New York by the
Bayard packet, recently arrived at Havre, without,
however, mentioning datess—" LAIOnDn'S expedition
alitainst Campeachy has completely failed. When the
division arrived on that dangerous coast, it found itself
without the means of effecting a landing, and, in order
,to avoid the risk of being exposed to the tempestuous
season which was fast approaching, the Spanish Admi-
ral has been under the necessity of quitting the waters
of Campeachy. A letter from Cuba induces us to be-
lieve that LAIHMIDI hat even positively refused to pro-
tect the landing of the troops during the winter. He
has returned to Hnvannah, with the 2,400 men who
were destined to invade Campeachy."
Extract of a latter of a recent date from Lyons:-.-
" There is at la* some symptom of satisfactory change
is the gate of the 80k Trade here. For several days past
them have been considerable tales of silk and the favour-
able news received from the fairs of Ge;many,theferge
elders from America, and varioutother reasons, Induce
.us to hope that the workmen *ill be folly employed
during the winter, and that an additional impetus will
tee gives to our manufacture. Such progress has been
Asa& by Fivritseriaad. that our manufacturers are under
the necessity dictating to every means to enable them
vs sustain the competition with that country, and the
employment 'of additional machinery is absolutely ne-
cessity:.

COURT CIRCULAR.

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TUE QUERN Or-PORTUGAL. • '.
tier MAMMY remained at Grillion's Hotel yester
day, but received a number of presentations in the course of the
day. among which were— '
• The Princess l.irvaw. the Lady of the Russian Ambasoador, by
the Marquis de BAIMICIUIA, her Majesty's Chamberlain.
Count and Countess Mimeses, aiw by the Marquis de Bar
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de Morreguata and his Lady. by the name Nobleman.
Together with a numerous assemblage of Portuguese Ladles
and Gentlemen, who were Remaly presented to their youthful
Sovereign.
The Brazilian Minister and the Matchionest de PAL
nat.t.ai visited her Musser yesterday.
The Prus.ian Minister. Count d'OrActit, the Spanish
Minister an a special mission, and the Wirtembers Minister, had
interviews with the Karl of Asomains yesterday, at the Office of
the Secretary of State ler Foreign Affairs. Lord Rt.uumoaouan
visited the Noble Earl yesterday.
A number of men were employed during Wednesday
and yesterday In inciodng the north front of the Duke of Cassese.
caixo's apartments, in Cleveland-row. the wall having bulged to
such a 'degree as to endanger the roof, to remedy which a %borough
repair will be necessary.