Star.
London, England, 1821-10-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 5.74 Regiment of Foot strived at Liverpool on Monday,
from Dublin, and the first detachment marched from them:eon
Wednesday morning, on their route 1i Chatham. Tnesdirthe
.22d Regiment embarked and sailed fur Ireland.
The transports which sailed from Gosport on Tuesday, with
a division of the 84th Regiment, for Plymouth, are to bring
back the right wing of the third battalion of Guards, and then
to return with the second division of the 84th, and to bring back
the left wing of the Guards, wise are to form part of the gar-
rison at Portsmouth.

Last week a number of invalids, from the different regiments
ienlided in ledia, arrived at Fort Pitt, Chatham. _

The 2d Battalion of the 3d Guards are expected to arrive
shortly at Chatham Barracks, from Plymouth.
Monday, the Militia of Warwickshire completed their annual
wind of training and exercise, and were on that day inspected
by Colonel the Earl of WA RWICL, who was pleased to express
his entire approbation of their execution of the different ma-
iming. Lieutenant-General Sir CHA RUCS Garrote,
who was on the ground, passed some very high encomiums on
the appearance and discipline of the Regiment.
Yesterday the Troop of Oxford Yeomanry Cavalry finished
their duty of six days. They each day mustered nearly their
full complement of men, and performed the cavalry manoeuvres
in a steady and soldierlike manner. The great attention paid to ,
the Troop by its Commandant, Captain Peens, reflects the
highest honour on this Gentleman, and it is probable that under
his command it will become as efficient as any Corps of the kind
in the service. On Tuesday last the members of the Troop.
dined with their Captain at his seat at Chiselhampton. The
dinner Was sumptuous, and the entertainment altogether was in
the geauine style of English hospitality.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PAIXOUSTI. Oct. 11.—Wind E. by N.—Arrived the Martha
Andrea, Ni 11.1014, from Dram; Trafalgar, Wows, from Lon-
na foe St. Mary's. leaky; and Jane, &EAST, from St. Peters-
lergh.—Sailed the Walaingham packet. with Mails for the Me-
iternnean ; and Henry, Quire, for Alicant.
PLYSSOUTII, Oct. 11.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived the Mary,
lessiusta, from Bilboa for London; Robert and Margaret,
Saar, from Riga ; and Anatolia, Paz, from Memel.—Arrived
tithe port, the Zodiac, Humes, from Quebec for London.
POWS:IOOTH Oct. 12.—Wind westerly.—Sailed the Loyal
Dram and Brihutt, transports, for Jamaica; and his Majesty's
lip Sam for the 'Eastward.
Hsu, Oct. la.—Wind W.N. W.—Came down from the River
sad wiled, the Onyx, %mute, for Honduras ; Catharine Green,
lisiesso,fer Jamaica ; Alexander, Fssorsori, for New Orleans;
seed Letitia Tenant, Mottsarimeay, for Belfast.—Arrived and
mina, the Louisa Wilhelmina, Tarring, from Hamburgh for
Awns; aid Nicolette Jane, Kw; from Amsterda& for
Sums.
Puss, Oct. 11.—Arrived the Perth. Grin, from Pen-
nk ued& loss sf boom, bulwarks, and sails split.
Ames, Oct. IL—Sailed last night and this morning the
While of the outward-bound ships, and a Beet of colliers, for
Ire, which have been detained by contrary winds.
Ilsawaxe, Oct. IL.—Sailed the Vansittart packet, for Ha-
lal; and Lady Nepeaw packet, for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail.
BUROL, Oct. 12.--Arrived the Experiment, CHWILILII, from
llerstuithi. On the nth instant passed the hull of a ship, sup-
/led to be timber loaded, 100 miles W.N.W. of Lundy, dis-
inked and water-loued, decks and stern apparently out.
Corror-Hooss, Ocrostula.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Twee Gebroeders, from Wescum • Vrow Elizabeth, from Os-
kid Dowse Castle, from Petersgurgh; Gurdriut, from Am-1
Imam ; Esher, from Petersburgh ; Jupiter, from Buenos
Anis; Owed Intent, from Stockholm; Celerity, from ditto;
Ihioo, from Antwerp ; Margaret, from ditto ; Harmony, from
Itsesburgb.—Eatered Outwards:—The Mary, fox Bremen;
* for Dublin; Nautilus, for Grenada; Saxony, for Ham-
brick ; Hermes, for Malta.—Cleared Outwards :—The Wit-
ihn, for Trieste ; and Rowdiff, for Honduras.
Asanso—.At Newfoundland, the Dorset, Beale, from Oporto.
At *email Harmony, Romberg, from St. Thomas's; Meridian
ken Baltimore; and Daedalus, from Kilrush. At Cuxhaven,
narks, I.e Brock, from Buenos Ayes ; Vrow Sarah Johanna,
hew Rio Janeiro; and Lavinia, Sint, from Bahia. At Elsinoce,
dance, and Fortuna, Kock, from St. Croix. At Copenhagen,
Radio, Himsen; Constantia, Gronberg ; and Ida, Schroder,
he. St. Croix. At Stettin, Staines, Spencer • Emilie, Golt ;
anti Perreverance, from London. At Valery, Spencer;
Ann Ham-
ill, from Inntion. At Bremen, Henry, from London.

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Thursday night, at ten o'clock, his Royal High.
nes% the Duke of YORK left town on a shouting excur-
vve.for a few days.
Private letters are said to have reached London,
inn"ocing the safe arrival of his ItilA.TesrY in his
Hanoverian dominions, after a most harassing jour-
tq, from the extreme badness of the toads.
Mr. BRUNINJEL, commonly called Beau BRUMMEL,
is among the English residents at Calais ; and, on
the knio's arrival at that place, Mr. BRUNINKL took
the liberty of sending a canister of snuff and a bottle
very old brandy, as a present, which his MAJESTY
vas pleased toaccept._Mr. BRUMMEL has been long
:known as a connoisseur in snuff and snuff boxes.
Risme LoanratA and suite artived, a few days
siuce, at Glasgow. The Prince came over in the
ikelipse steam-packet from Belfast.