Star.
London, England, 1821-12-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Ts the Sraa of yesterday, Mc gave as account of the Public 1
ruminarkillf at the Royal Military College, at Sandhurst, on
riestisy sod Friday last. When these Examhtations were 1
amen of the Gentlemen Cadets, who had completed
one of studies, received recommendations to the Com-
m-Cow for Commissions, viz.—Messrs. illooasost,
• smuts Roiu.vsott, Covent., Tom, Dixon, and BLACICWIILL
QTailles in the North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Somcrsctshire.
sieigialsec, Rag. to be Captain ; Richard &rather Fussell,
to be Lieutenant ; John Stroud, Gent. to be ditto;
Miry Miner, Gent. to be Cornet.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

• • ion rif a biter from Lloyd's Agent at Bourdeaux, dated
00 intent: " A French vessel, bound to Bristol, is
amid at ."
Me,Psniliae Captain Fetuses, from London, arrived at Calais
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marshal Wellington, from London, is supposed to be
lobed at ilahart's Town, Van Dieman's Land.
The Cosnaara sloop of war, Captain Moeassr, sails in a few
jar from Clifford for foreign service.
ybe Turkish frigate, Diana, has undergone a complete repair
g rk.pirord; and will sail in a short time on her return to
gessodria.
lessuourn, Dec. 17.—Wind SW.—Came in the Creams
deg. et war, Captain Tosea. from Halifax, to be paid olf;.and
kk Majesty's schooner Proxy, from a cruize.
Cowls, Dec. 18.—It blew hard last night front the South.—
ne Good Intent, Peones, lost a boat, which is all the damage
se lent of.
Forrotown, Dec. 18.—It blew a gale last night from the
Sloth, and heavy squalls all this forenoon from S.S.W. with
wean. Arrived the Fort William, GLASS, from Batavia;
she Ms Majesty's ships G RASSUOIT TR, from Halifax ; °IMAM,
god &swat, from the West Indies • and CAMELS:OWi from a
wino The Fort William sailed 12th August froth Batavia,
ad frost the Cape Gth October.
pus, Dec.lB.—Wind S.W.—This morning. before daylight,
k yewgale from the SSW. when the schooner Mountstone, of
firsouth, went on shore en Sandwich Flats, and the American
ship sesphania parted from two anchors, and got safe into Rams.
pte. The William Fairlk, East Indiaman, drove considerably
arieg the gate, but, with the rest of the outward-bound, was
A will this morning at day-light.
Dorsi, Dee. in.-0o lag to the gale last night and this day,
*entrance to our harbour is quite blocked up, the bar extend.
ak right across the entrance, so that nothing could get either iu
IS OM
Neensvor, Dec. lit.—Last night the French vessel La Juane
yae, Slims:sum Master, came on shore under Beachy Head,
ad 112% &filed to pieces : the Master and his son were drowned;
her of the crew escaped. The gale last night was tremendous.
Corson-House, Der. 18.—Ships Entered Inwards:—Sally,
het Okrburg ; Charming Molly, front Cahis; Kinnersley
Oak, from Miramichi; Lord Wellington, from ditto; Mun-
i% from Malaga; Robson, from Quebec; Matilda, from Lis-
ta; Seda, from Litnerlek. Entered Outwards:—Heroes,
kr Calls ; Miftun Penn, for Brest ; Luna, for Tortola; Wood-
bine, for the isle of France; the Prometheus. for Bon.
hpe ; from of Contoseree, for Rotterdam ; Liberty, fur Haws-
honk; and Two Brothers, for Genoa. Cleared Outwards
Pliebes, for Bremen; and Mwelr. for Naples.
Assegais—At Topsham, the Wiitw
iram and Mary, Pine, from
Mk At Fowey, Lord F.xmouth, Bury, from Quebec. At
Resasce, Mwtha, Matthews, from a. Kilt's At Liverpool,
Resit Version. Smith, from Savannah ; Hannah, Smith, from
itisho's (N. B.); Mary, Archer, from Miramichi; Hannah
---; and Elisabeth, Thompson, from Quebec; and
Aloes, from London. Dr the Humber, London, Rumbeit,
Ihmburgh. In the Clyde, Helens, Roxbrougb, from Boor-
w and Rebecca, Tall, from Quebec.. At Leghorn, Richard,
Illbedale • Dispatch, Forrester; and Brunswick, Alitchelson,
lligizsue'rpooL
nor or PerseAloser..—The Brisk fee the Diana, on
May seat, on board, at Chatham, and recalled Tuesdays and
Mays, at No. 41, NoefoUrpstrost, Strand.

A private letter from Paris says, it is rumours
there that M. de Senna is to be sent Iss Ambassador
tsßerlin, and that M. de Cueemeosabteri is to be
,pointed Master of the University, with a seat in the
'Cabinet. M. de Sense will, most probably, remain
is the Chamber of Deputies, where his friends will
squire his aid. M. LAINI has given in his resigna-
tie as Minister of Suite. Among the rumour a ap-
ptiontments is that of the Deputy BERTHA de Vitus to
I be Prefect of Police.
When M. de Pavaotruirr, the new Minister ofJus-
lice in France, appeared in the Chamber of Deputies.
me Saturday, he was in a Court dress with a sword,
his robes not being ready. This excited a smile in
the Chamber, and one of the Deeuties said--. 4 See,
there is Justice with the S%‘ ord, but without the
Balance r
The Executors of the late Duke of Bucctsuett and
QUEENSBERRY have reduced the rents of the fat ms in
the neighbourhood of Dalkeith, for the year 1820,
93 per cent.
Sir Wu. and Lady Asor have left awn, to spend
their Christmas with Cues. COLVILLE, Esq. at Far-
high House, Basingstoke.
Sir JOAN COPLEY, the Solicitor-General, entertained
a large party yesterday, in George-street.
The Earl and Countess of HARDWICK( are arrived
*their seat, Wimpole, Cambridgeshire, from Ireland.
The Earl and Countess of COVILSTRY and family,
we expected in town the first week of next month,
from their seat, Creme, Worcestershire.,
The Fail of CLAWRICARD arrived at Long's Hotel
yesterday, from Oxford ; also the Hon. G. BROWN,
from Dublin.
Viscount DEERHURST arrived on Sunday, at Co-
ventry House, Piccadilly, from his seat, Severn Bank,
Worcester.
Sir G. ViitistawaLr. left his town residence yestet%
liar, in Harley-street, on a tour.
Lord CHARLIE{ BINTINCK has removed to Park-
lane, from Pimlico.
The Countess De Gan left towir7esterday, for her
seat, Putney Heath, Surrey.
C. TAYLOR, Esq. M.P. has left the Clarendon Ho-
tel, Bond-street, on a tour.
PRINCE LEOPOLD'S Btaru-Day.—Sunday, being
Prince LiePOLD'IL Birth-day, when his Royal High-
less completed his SI st year, the Duchess of KENT
VII a dinner party at her residence at the King's
Palace, Kensington. The Duke and Duchess of CLA•
SINCE came from Busby Park to be present upon the
occasion. Sir R. andLatly GARDINER, Car. CONROY,
be.. were of the party.--Mondey, an entertainment to
all his Royal Hlighness's domestics and their friends
was given at Claremont. The mansion there has un-
dmone a thorough repair, which will exceed the ori-
pal estimate by several thousand pounds, owing to
the dry rot having been discovered to have got Into
the building. The decorations of the interior remain
to be done when his Royal Highness returns to Eng-
land. The celebraikm of the day was observed in the
evening in London, by his Royal Highness's trades-
men illuminating their houses.
The typhus fever has been very fatal in some parts
of Dnrsetsbire. In the small village of Here Regis a
young woman,named Shave,about ten days ago buried
her mother, and on Monday last her husband died of
that dreadful disease.

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