Star.
London, England, 1829-01-28 00:00:00

Yllll ARMY.

,assn Ills UMW= cusenmes, um:o4r 14.
Uteri received at any. Ofice on the 96th Nnirember, lift the
Damn and privates of the let Royals, at Trinidid, In good
heakh, and without a death since the 15th of August Dreading.
Major-Oeneral Sir Rowauo fleamiumr, &CB. arrived on
Thursday at Trak., for the purpose of Inspecting the Reserve
Companies of the 92d and Seth Regiments, at present composing
that garrison.
The Marshal Bennett transport, with reinforcements la. the
97th and 93d Regiments, from Portsmouth, and the Willlllll
Harris transport, with detachments of the 19th Regiment, from
Cork, arrived 'out at Barbadoes the Wu end At .November.
It was lately stated in the Dublin Paper, that an order was
issued to restrain the conversation of Mari on political subjects
at mess, and to prevent the soldiers, as much as possible, from
straining with dynamo. No such order has been issued.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mane Asensio Tars Day—Dublin i—Waterford I—liollead I
Liabei 3—Mexico I—Jamaica 1.
• Itstitact of a letter from the Agent to Uoyd's at Guayageil, dated
lath October.
The blockade at this port was commeoced on the 117th ultimo
by three Peruvian ships of war, via. the Pemba frigate, Admiral
Guise, the Libettad corvette, and the Arequlperia schooner.—
The former renwAos cruising at Puna, the second is vow to
Payta, and the latter to Panama. The Pinchiacha, Colombian
ship of war of IS guns, left this on the 18th skint° for Panama,
to bring troops and ammunition. ,The Guayagulknao,Geleashian
schooner, of 14 gees, le lying en this side of the chain drawn
across the river, about MN a league below the city. •
• Nov. 6.—The Catherine. of Bremen, chartered by the Peruvian.,
• Government to bring troops from Arica to this OW, loaded them
in Monte doled. about a degree and a half to the northward, and
I ,km aiewrotrived hem.
ibe Dolphin Ametilan !Chiseller of war, arrived herellith
Pawed lo the eight atehe estrum of eke River the Pemba and
Libertsd, and bad foot thou fired into her the' hem marling, but
Its s not sustained any damage.
The Sally. from Weyonooth to Liodoo, US on the Goodwin
,Sands yesterday morning and sunk:
• The Alexander. Robb, from Whitehaven to Uesertek. was
driven on thou on the 134 instant, near the mummy of Strang.
1 • ford Rivet, best was expected to begot at.
Ow.. Jas. 27.r-Wind S.W. to W.S. W.—The Say. of Wey.
mouth, stone-laden, was wrecked at dardight on the Goodwin—
crew saved. Arrived the Royal Eagle, from Bt. Michaerse
Duke of Bedford. Morena, from India; and Underwood, Renting-
ten. from Uetnetara. -
Polieskomis, Jess. $7...-Wind W.B W.—Arrived from London
' the Tasmania. Mansell, for Rio Janeiro; Mare, Hushisson, for
ditto; and Candian, Reid. for the Mauritius. •
PLYsitsorr, Jan.llll...Wind S the Magnet packet,
from Lisbon.
Pausoortu, JAIIVART M.-Wind &W.—Arrived the Sandwich
packet, from Lisbon--sailed ith instant ; Duke of Marlborough
• packet. from Lisbon—sailed 18th; Mutine packer, from Ca rtha.
gene—oiled 310th November, from Jamaica 17th lecember, and
from Crooked Island on the 25th. At Crooked Island heard of
i the loss of his Majesty's ship Kangaroo ou the ilogsties : his Ma.
: • jetty's schooner Monkey had sailed to assist in saving the crew and
• stores. Also arrived the Camden packet, from Tampico—sailed
Sikh November, from Vera Crux 3d December, and from Ha.'
• eannak the 20th.

The Minister who arrived in this country some time
since. from Lisbon. with credentials from Don Mom,
as King of Pottugal, but whose appointment was not
acknowledged by our Ministers, continues, notwith•
standing. to reside in London, and has taken a house
for a length of time; and although he has not personal
interviews with the Ministers, he is in constant cone.
gro'lldence with the Larl of ABIRDEEN and the Duke
of Witii.lNavy. There are about 50 natives of Por-
tugal in frequent consultation with him.
The Cabinet office of Lord Privy Seal will, it is be-
lieved.' be filled up at the approaching Council, which
will be held in a few days; and two Noblemen have
been named as likely to be appointed, Lord Vim.**
and the Marquis of SALISBURY. The former is consie
dered the more probable successor to Lord ELLSYBO-
ROUGH.

As one proof among many of the way in which so
many of the youth of England are allowed to mi,-spend
their own time, and the money of their parents, at our
Universities, it may be mentioned that no less a number
than 37 of the students at Cambridge were last week.
“ rejected by the questionists"—that is, denied their de-
p rees—at the annual examination for that purpose.—
That, after three years' residence, and supposed appli-
cation to academical business, added to an expense of
probably at least 1,0001. a-piece, are so many young
men f.'und incapable of answering questions, which it
would disgrace a three months stolen attendance at a
Mechanics Institute to be ignorant of.—More. Herald.
It is wi:h pleasure we observe it remarked, th. t the,
carpet manufacture at Kidderminster is in is state of
much briskness; that the weavers are fully employed;
and. that the best understanding eiists between the
workmen arid their ma,ten —BiHainsham Gazette.
Extract af a private letter of the 15th instant, horn
Toulon:_,. lies Majesty's brig Le Curieux has just
strived here from Nararin, is Inch she lilt on the
27th ult. .She had of board some persons of the
Fiend, Entbassy, and dispatches. The frigate La Ga-
lather has also arrived in the roadstead, having under
her escort several transports with troops from the
Notes. A letter from an o:Beer on board La Gala
tp,ee 5ay5....4 We expected to have made a much
longer +stay in Greece, till an Aide-de•Camp of the Mi
sister of 11'1t arrived with instructions for the.army to
depart. We then trio's on board 300 men of the 46th
reginteat of the line; the ship of the line Le Scipion,
the I, 'gate L'Amphiti ite, and several transport vessels,
likesslie took on board men belonging to the 29th, 35b,
and 46th regiments of the line, as well as she sick, and
the inert whose term of service has expired. We all
left Nawar in on the 29th of December. Upon reaching i
the came of Sicily, on the 7th of January, we were se-
Pawed, birfs violent storm from Le Scipion and the
ithet vesiels, which, however, we have learned by sig!..
nal!, :dean safe. We have received orders to go on
boar.'d Le Cur ieux, which will transport us to the Laza.
tett° at Marseilles. During the passage we lost several
of the sick whom we had taken from the hospital of
Navarro. In general our m-n, both soldiers and
sailors, are- in good health. At the time of our depar-
ture, the Greeks had already taken possession of the
fortresses, and several thousand more men of Greek
troops ate expected to arrive in the Morea previous to
its complete evacuation by the French.' Several trap.
sports a riled to day, under the convoy of the sloop of
war L'Eg E. for Navarin, which, from their forage on
board, are'undoubtedly intended to bring borne the
4 eavalty."
By accounts from Warsaw it appears that in the en-
: ming campaign the Emperor Nicholas will bake the
c..mmind in petson so early as the month of March.—
.1 The vanguard is-to be under the command of General
11 Wittgen,tem, and General Diebitsch will remain at the
11 betd .4 the aaff Etat Mijnr. Generals Geismar, Iktils
and Rudiger, sill commaud separate corps for operate
Mg on the flanks of the grand army, and the Duke of
.4 Wirtemberg is to Le at the head of the reserve.—Gelit
ands Mosenger.
A respectable correspondent, well acquainted with
.aericoltural affairs, informs us, that in the county of
~Wilts there is uo likelihood of a 41, ficiency acorn, there
. b. log a plentiful supply of old whe..t., a gre.t quantity
‘.l w: ich has not even yet been thrasbed.—World.
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