Star.
London, England, 1829-10-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The following are the names and stations of the Chaplains to the
Forces :—The Ws. W. W. Dakins. D.D. Loudon ; S. Leggatt,
Portsmouth ; G. flintlock, Corfu ; R. & Jones, Isle of France
T. Ireland, Ceylon; J. T. Le Meander, Malta; J. L. Mills, D.D.
Quebec; J. C. Moore. Chatham; R. W. Tunney, Canada ; B.
• Bastevens, Montreal
,; C. J. Lyon Ceylon ; D. Rearm. Trinidad ;
J. S. Paring, Gibraltar; J. Hudson, M.A. Canada; B. C. Good-
bon, ILA. Cape of gr..111.17.z......

`NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maus Animus Tins MT.—Flanders i—France I.

The Comet, of Greenock. Fraser, was totally lost in Toms
Straits Stit May. Crew saved.
The Oscar, of Bombay, is lost in the Persian Gulf.
The Liverpool. Maple, from Liverpool, was lost nth July at
filo Grande. Past of the cargo saved in a damaged state.
The New Industry, from Strangford to Liverpool, was drives
oa aboFe oa Friday night, at South Port.
The Governor Beady, Young, of London, is lost near Murray
Island. Crew arrived at Batavia.

The Leptis, from Tobago. arrived at New York 30th ult. with
six feet water in bet bold, loss of sails,. bulwarks, Stc. bound to
London.

Dint, OCT. 17.—Wind W.N.W.

Oct. 18.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the' Duke of Roxbro',
Brown, from bladr‘s ; Coquette, from the South Seas ;
Chapman, .-- from Quebec ; Dauntless, Duncan, from the
Baltic; and Atilt:sac, Waldrop, from Rip.
Powwows/sir, Oct. 11.—Wind N.W.
Oct.lB.—Wind S.W. to W.—Passed by, the Vesper, Brown,
from Sydney, and Roselyn Castle, Dull, from New Zealand. Put
back, the Henry Beecher transport, Marshal Bennett transport, fur
Malta.
Ptritoutitl Orr. lB.—Wind 8. S.W.
Oct. 17.—Arrived the Falcon, Littieworth, from Denis ; St.
Aublo, Carroll, from Malaga; H. M.S. Andromeda, from Born-
bay—sailed the SW May; • and Andromache, Furneaux, from the
Cape of Good Hope.
FAiwootn, Oct. 18. Wind S.W.
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Om. 170-011 the port. the Elfrida, Simonds, front Gallipoli.
&Bed the &sumer Packet, far Lisboa.
MAIMATE, OCT. 111.—.. W tin poet, the Gipssy, from Ben.
pl; Asia, Parker, front ebec ; and Bristol, Biases, front Alex-
andria.

Raatettots, Oar. 18.—Arriied the Rose, Strong, from St. Pe-
tenburgh.
Guttman,, Oct. 16.—Arrived the Ecterprize, Thornton, from
Rio de Janeiro.

Ltvaureco., Oct 17.—Arrived the Wm. Byrne, from
New York • Euphemla, Linklater, from Nassau ; Penelope, —,
from Mirtuichi ; Lancaster, Armstrong, from Barbadoes ; and
Rhoda, George, from St. Petergborgh. Off the port, the Othello,
from Idaranham, and Zant,e from Leghorn. Arrived the For-
tuna, ()Shigeo, from Boadtay—miled coda June, Cape of Good
Hope 17th August, and St. Helena 30th.
Cows;, Orr. tn.—Arrived the Bengal Merchant, Duthie, and
Maria, Cobb, front Batavia.
BOLYNIAD, Oe7. 17.—Arrived the Vero, front Africa, and
Colostus, frees New York.
Juan, Oar. IL—Arrived the Gasper, Vibert, from Rio de
Janeiro.

Anne Sesame Frateme.-.-The St. Andrew, Reed, arrived in
Aberdeen Bay on Today afternoon from Davis' Straits, wish 15
fist, 180 to 190 tuna. Left the fishing ground 15th Sept. Captain
Reed brings the following account of the fishery :
Leith—Bain, Smith, 10 fish ; North Pole, Guthrie' 6 or 7
Soh ; Rattier, &.dart, 6 bah; and Ulverstone, Liston, 9 fish.
Khkaldy—Caledonia, Tod, 180 tuna ; Karl Percy, Thorns, 190
tonal and Ram Mer, Stewart. 6 &h.
Aberdeen-.Akzaoder, Allan, 5 fish; Dee, Cook, fish; Hen-
rietta, Reid, 4 fish; athis, Watt, 4 fith ; Middletorri „lames
3 fish; Middleton, Mills, 11. fish; Neptune, Apart, 4 &h; and
Princess of Wales. Gray, it fish, early.
Peterhead=Relipse, Penny, 15 fish, ITS tuns ; Glesner,llhand,
NO tuns ; Hannibal, Binds,' Ash ; Hope, Volum, 9 fish; Mary,
Snswart, 4 fish ; Perseverance, Ogston, t fish ; Resolution, Philip,
8 fills; Superior, Manson, 10 fish : Traveller, Simpson, lit fish;
and Union Mackie, 8 fish. .
Montrose--Eliza Swan, Fuhon, 10 fish ; Londen,.liorn, 150
to 160 tuna; Monarch, Davidson, poorly fished; anti-Spencer,
Robertson ,I bk.
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Dundee—Aebilles, Hou. 6 fish ; Fairy. Welsh, 3 fish ; Friend-
ship, Chapman, 1 fish ; Princess Charlotte, Adamson, 8 fish ;
and Thomas, Thom. 10 fish.

Newcastle—Cove:Palmer, 8 6d t; Grenville Bay, Warhant, IS
fish ; and Lady Jane, Fleming, S fish.
Captain Reed has no accurate list of the Hull vessels, but states
that one of thew, the Mary Frances, had got 750 tuns since the
800 Accord of this place had left the ice.

A letter from Tampico of • the 14th August, via New
Orleans, brings accounts that two conductors,, with a
large amount of specie, one from Zacaticas, the other
from San Luis Potosi, had nearly. reached Tampico ; but,
in consequence of the invasion of the Spaniards, they
had been ordered into theinterior. The specie was prin-
cipally on account of foreigners. The French and English
merchants had remonstrated against the measure, but
without effect.

The opening of the Free Port of Penise, was to take
place on the Ist of October; and it is supposed, it will
have considerable traffic with the Levant.

A report prevailed that an express reached Mexico
with information, that a squadron of nine vessels, sup-
wed Spanish, fitted out at Manilla, bad arrived on the
West Coast of Mexico, and had been seen off Acapaleo.
At a very early hour yesterday morning, Hawkins, the
gamekeeper belonging to the Regent's Park, being out on
duty, observed a man very busy about the ornamental
waters in the Regent's Park, and, after watching him
for some length of time, he discovered he was robbing the
waters of fish, with which they abound, as well as with
wild fowl. He immediately went up to him, and seized
him with his booty, and gave him in charge to one of the
New Police officers, who conducted him to St. Mary-la-
bonne watch-house.
Tun Naw PoLica.—The Commissioners of the New
Police force have taken the house No. 4, Hadlow-street
Burton-crescent, which they have appointed one of the
New Police stations for the parish of St. Pancras for the
New Police constables who are married, their wives, and
families. There are ten rooms in the house, and each
apartment is to be occupied by a police-man and his fa-
mily, the best room being reserved for the sergeant, his
wife, and children.

LOSS 07 TOE BRITANNIA STEAM BOAT.—Early
on Monday morning last, this steam-boatvon her passage
from Newry to Glasgow, was driven by the gale of Sun.
day night, Into Donaghadee harbour, and sank there,
after having been brought to anchor. The crew and pas-
sengers were saved, several of them having been awok
by the water coming in upon them in bed. The boat is
'not much-damaged, sad is expected to be got up.