Star.
London, England, 1828-07-03 00:00:00

INSPECTION OF THE COLDSTREANI GUARDS.

The Ist and 2d Battalions of the Coldstream Regiment of Foct
Guards, were inspected on Tuesday morning, by General Lord
HILL, as Commander of the Forces. in Hyde Park. Lord HILL,
attended by his Staff, and accompanied by a large Military Cortege,
among whom we noticed the Dukes of CUMBELLAND and CAMBILIDOZ,
and several General Ofticers,came upon the ground at 10 o'clock,and
was received by the band of the Regiment, playing " GOD save
the King." The General in Chief then rode to the right of the
Brigade, passed down the front, and up the rear of the lines, and
afterwards took his station in front of the centre of the Brigade.
The Battalions in Brigade then wheeled back into open column,
right in front, and marched past in slow and quick time, and having
arrived on their original ground, wheeled into line, and advanced
in line; the Brigade then changed front on the centre of Battalions
to the rear, inverting the Brigade. The Battalions formed close
column, right in front; changed front of columns, by wheel of sub.
divisions round the centre ; advanced in direct echellon of columns'
from the right; formed squares; re-formed columns; advanced
and gained ground to the right and left, by echellon of sections; de-
ployed into two lines ; the Battalions passed through each other;
changed front to the right, Ist Battalion in reserve; changed front
to the left; prolonged the new line to the left ; formed mass of
columns, left wing to the front; took up the original ground, and
gave the general salute.
Lord HILL then rode forward to the centre of the Brigade, and
expressed to Col. MACDOKNILL, who commanded on the occasion,
his unqualified approbation of the distinguished manner in which
the whole of the movements and evolutions were performed.
The marching in line and in echellon was admirable, the firing
excellent, and the manoeuvres were executed with extraordinary
rapidity and accuracy.
Colonel Hatiu.sus commanded the Ist, and Colonel M'Kutwon
the !d Battalion.

There was a van concourse of people on the ground.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maas ARM= THIS Da-v...4Dublin I—Waterford 1—
Flanders I—Frattee 1.

DEAL, Jury 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Retrench, from the
West Indies; Lord Suffield transport, from Quebec; and Dun;-
vegan Castle, FISDLAY, from the Mauritius.
Dovia, Jury 2.—Arrived the Alexander, Kamer, from Cadiz.
Cowes, JOLT 2.—Arrived the Mary Aon, Jowls, from Cape
Haytian ; and John, DICKINSON. front Campeachy.
poßTsmouvf, Jima. g.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Princess of
Wales, C,irxa, from Sierra Leone. Passed the Enchantress,
from Trinidad; and Robert, CoaavN, from Calcutta—sailed 2d
February. Sailed the Carn Brea Castle, Davy, for Calcutta.
PLYMOUTH, Jury I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Pilgrim, Cox-
roar, from Charente.

.
FALMOUTH, Jinx I.—Wind S. W.—Sailed the Lie/en, DUNN,
for St. Michael's.

PaliaAriez, JUNIL 30.—Arrived the Towan, CUNDT, from Memel.'
The Sportsman, Sorrow, from Newport to Southampton, was
towed in last evening by the Market Maid, of London, with loss of
head and foremast, and mainmast sprung.

. _
IJvaneooL, JULY I.—Arrived the George Canning, from New
York.

Thumb°Ave, JOLT I.—The Carl XI. WALL, off and for Gotten.
bares, from St. Übe's, got on the Goodwin Sand last night, but
was this atoning tatricated, without damage, by some Deal boats,
and proceeded.
Gaaimoci. June 50—Arrived the Susannah, NrcoL, from Tri-
nidad ; and Sir David Ogilby, ALaxAsoaa, from
Jauav, JUNI 29.—Arrived the Courier, La AlAivae, from Rio
Janeiro.

TILLNIDAD. MAT 25.—The Josefa, Nicor., from St. Thomas's and
La Ouayra to Angostura, put in bete on the 17th instant, in dis-
tress. having grounded in the Orinoco.
Vance aromat if/MlL—The Bon Louis, from Havannah to
Antwerp, on the 14th ultimo. in •lat. 47. long. 24. and Franklin
front Liverpool to New York, on the 12th ult. in lat. 7.9. long. 36.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND, ,lie Duke ofCAmaninoE,
and the Duchess of GLoucasives, visited his 111,seasvr yestecdAy, at
his Palace in St. James's.

Count WALLMODEN and Count Nuristan had au-
dit/me. yesterday of the Km.
The Duke Of CLARENCE, attended by Capt. SPENCER,
left bis residence in the Admiralty, about five o'clock yesterday
afternoon for Woolwich, where his Royal Highness dined with
the Officers of the Royal Artillery, and afterwards proceeded to
his seat in Busby Park.
The Duchess of CLARENCE, the Duchess of SAXE
WOMEN, the Princess Ramis of CAROLATII, attended by dli►s
OSTIII,IIAUM, Baron de Sorra and Dr. Fawn, and the whole of
the household of the Royal Duchess, left town about twelve
o'clock yesterday morning, in six carriages, for the residence of
the Duke and Duchess of Ct..tauct, in Bushy Palk. The Duchess
has left town for the season.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER arrived at her residence,
Gloucester House, Park-lane, yesterday mining, from her seat at
Ragsbot Park, where her Royal Highness bad been staying a few
days. The Duchess soon atter her arrival was visited by the Duke
of Csnaatsoe, who acconapanied her to the residence of Colonel
Semi' in Audley-square, where there Royal Highnesses were',
joined by the Princess Soma,. The Royal Party, atter partaking
of some refreshment, returned to their respective residences. The
Duke of Comma remained to dinner at Gloucester House with
his Royal Sister.
Prince (Ilona& of CUMBERLAND, attended by Col;
Truism:ou and the Rev. Mr. Jinx, came to tows yesterday morn.
ins from Kew. The Prince payed a Visit to his Maar:aim at his
Palace in St. James's, and in the afternoon returned to Kew.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN gave a grand dinner on'
Wednesday at Lansdown Hasse, Berkeley-square, to the Duke of
CussitatAtto and a numerous party of the Nobility and Gentry.