Star.
London, England, 1828-05-31 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Para Day.---Iresterday morning, between seven and eight
.'cook, the lit Battalion of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards
Mustered in the Bird-cage-walk, whence they marched to Hyde
Park, under the command of Colonel Iti*Dona Ls, where they had
a field day. The battalion was manotavred by Colonel Hasutthir,
and their movements.wera of the finest description. The weather
' was remarkably fine. and a large assemblage of Wk.; and Gentle-
men were on the ground. The Battalion left the Park between tea
and eleven o'clock.
Detachments belonghtg to the $d Regiment of Poor, and the
India Company% Service, arrived in town on Thursday, front
Bristol, and embarked yesterday morning, on board a steam Irma
In the River, front Gravesend, on route to Chatham.
The eth Royal I risk Dragoon Guards left Dorchester Barracks on
Saturday bun, on their march towards Exeter. We cannot allow
this fine regiment to leave us without observing, that during the
time they have been with us they have behaved in the most or-
derly and soldierlike manner. Two troops of the sth Dragoon
Guards, Colonel Ms Serene Highness Prince Lai:roui, arrived here
on the same day, and on Monday two more tturays with head-
quarters arrived.—,Derser Gesette.

NAVA L INTELLIGENCE.

Mims Atanrrn Tan DAY—Dublin I—Waterford 1.

TROY MI 1110,Arti AXD 110W111 AIittICAIII COFVEZ-Houvi.

Laysaroos, MAT a9.—Extract of a private letter from Ilacalo.
10th April:—" The privateers on the coast are trore upon the
alert than ever. There are at present two eff Pernambuco. cruising
in company, and they do not allow any thing to escape diem. The
General Browne is cruising off Rio Grande North, in company
with her prize the Casique, which she captured in September last.;
'she has been refitted in America. There is a report in circulation
than the Brazilian frigate Thetis is captured: she sailed from Pet-
sandmen for Maranhant, and if fatten in with by the abovevecieb
I ahoutd not be surprised, at she was badly manual, end a dull
sailer."

Extract from the Ageut to Lloytrsat Bahia, dated 3d March i—
" The &brads, ALMailat, sailed 23d ult. for Kacouga, and put
back the same day, having seen a privateer in chase of a schooner.
The Geiden Reece, Nva.e.s; arrived from Liverpool 24th ult. fell in
with a Buenos .Ayres privateer. The Florde Mina, Paean*,
arrived 29th ult. from Debit, was Chased by a schooner the day
Iterate from three till nine, a.m. then tacked, and proceeded after
two vessels which appeared ita have sailed from this port. The
Gustave, Ho Lento, front itio Janeiro, arrived 29th ult. was boarded
Ere kagoes off by the Buenos Ayres privateer Republica, with six
gnus aside and a loos Tom, which plundered the pas.etigets."
The Leslie. ()niter, front Jamaica, is supposed to have arrived
,in the Downs.
Mat, MAY 30.--Winil S. W.—Arrived the Inn... OVIRTON.
from. Bahia; Rifleman, HAWNIII% trout Mauritius; Lady Hamil-
ton, from the South &at ; Triton, Cacao and Eliza. Dix, from
31suritius; and Gapymade, from Sr. Vincent's. Arrived from
Loodoti the Royalist, Ramsay, for Tobago; Ed. Lambe, Faze-
WAN, for Bombay ; Lord Stewart, Secionaite. for Quebec ; Adven.
tore, for Jamaica ; and lamella, Gossett, for the Cape de
Cowes, Mae 26.—The Bethel, of Chatham, arrived at Cape
Hayden 14th Wt. and had been boarded the same day 21 miles N.E.
of the Cape by a Colombian privateer, and plundered of provisions.
MAY 30 —Mused the Coorier, GIS/MEIN, from Cape Hayden.'
Pentagon/H. MAY 30.—Wind &W.—Arrived his Majesty's
drip Onyx, from Fernando Po. Passed the Julia, from &. Kitt's.,
Sailed the Craigie, Mune, for Gibraltar.
Kesteven Mae 29.—Wiad S.W.Arrived the Julia, 1114.41...
• trim; front ie. Kitt's.
W.
Faureiren, May W. to N. W.—Sailed the Prtacestr
Elizabeth packet, fee Rio Janeiro and Buenos Ayres.
MILIVItti, MAT 29.—The AllrOra. RICHARD, from Bristol to
Uverpool, was towed into the Creek of Salve 26th inst. with loss
of mast.

Balms. Mar 30. Arrived the Maria. Wita.taKs, from Ja-1
males; and Charlotte, Sroaataa, from Sierra Leone.
Hosvnaaa, Mar £9.—Arrived uff port the Philip, Tana, from'
Baltimore. •
Llvzsroot., May 29.—Arrived the Loyal Sam, from Bahia and
Marie; Franklin, llisAvey, from Savannah; Mary Ann, Iran'
Smyrna • Juno, Byrn, from Leghorn ; Sisters, Wain, Iron; Ma.
,isaa ; and Star. Coo', from Lisbon.
Gatanocx, May IL—Arrived the King Henry, Wain's% front
Trinidad.

• Burma. HAY 2S.—Tbe Hibernia (steamer) got off Ms day
without injury, and proceeded on be: voyagers LiverpooL

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, MAr_3o.

Micherei Camtortand Thwnas Byrne, who were tried
yesterday at the ota Bailey, for violating the person of
Maria Bartlett, and' acquitted, were indicted for the
assault. The evidence for the prosecution was the same
as that given on a former occasion.—The prisoners were
found Guilty, and sentenced to twelve months' impri-
sonment and hard labour.

'Last evening an Inquest was held at the London
Hospital, on the body of John Abbott, one of the car-,
raters injured by the falling of the late Brunswick
Theatre. After examining witnesses, who proved that
deceased, on that unfortunate occuton, had his thigh
broken, and was otherwise severely hurt, the Jury re-
amed a verdict—That the deceased's death was °cu.
sinned by the injuries he received on thot occasiono._
Abbott is the fitteenth individual who hai fallensa ek-
iim to this unfottunaie accident.