Star.
London, England, 1828-03-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Yesterday, the leth Hu passed through town from Canters
bury, on their route to Hounslow Barracks.
Monday, Four Companies of the 92d Highlanders, under the
command of Major Wu:comma, marched from Edinburgh for
Glasgow. The Six Companies still quartered in Edinburgh Castle,
expect to follow on the arrival of the 4th Regiment from Portugal.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Lady Digby, Wool), from Liverpool to New Orleans, was
on shore near Ballyeonnell on the 25th ultimo, with loss of rudder.
Dear, Frau:Aso Y9.—Wind N.& by N.—Arrived the Resolu-
tion, Recta, and Lycurgus, CRAWSMAW, from the Mauritius;
Belli, Greco, from Havanna!) ; and Sarah Ann. Psituurs, from
the South Seas. Arrived from London the Marquis Camden.
Lairtm, for India; Dlalvina, Moiturv, for Santander; Scotsman,
Rasaixe, for Jamaica; Brighton, LEBO*, for New York; Holden.
FOWLEY, for Calcutta ; lithe, fur the Smith Seas; Thalia, Came-
sari, for Jamaica; Graham, Moors, for Gibraltar; and the Ark,
Maims', for Bermuda. •
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 29:Wind N.—Passed for the River
the Albion, !linen, from Batavia and Singapore; sailed let Oct.
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY tB.—Wind N.—Arrived the Atlantic,
!Atm, from Dundee, with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. atc. and
has commenced unloading. Sailed the Agenoria. ROYERISON, for
Vera Cruz; Nymph, MARTIN, for Malta; and S. Manning, Law-
son, for Leghorn.
Livratoot., FEBRUARY 29.—Arrived the Penelope, LIWLWLCE,.
from Savannah ; Marmion, Ortsv, from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick ; Loudon, M'Nen.t., from Nova Scotia; and Nancy, Mous.
from Newfoundland.

-SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
SPRING COURSING MEETING.
TIMID DAY--4,LLUIIiitON HMO •
EMMA REST, TaIURSDAY
For the Geld Cup.
Mr. Redhead's f b Lynx beat Mr. Hoskinee r d Haji Baba
Mr. Rust's r d Male beat Mr. Hoskins's blk d hamlet.
First Class Matches.
Mr. Kelly's r b Quail agst Mr. Edwards's blk b Zinc
Mr. Gulding's r d Mile received front Mr. Gent'Ablk d Smoggier
Mr. Gent's bl d Student agst Redhead's bl d Lancer—Undecided
Mr. Rust's brind d &nacre agst Mr. Shnte's bl d. Ursa Maipe--
Undecided
Mr. Stonehewer's bl d Isaac beat Mr. Rust's r d Boren
Mr. Golding's 7 d Xanthus beat Mr. Purser's brind d Premier
Mr. Tower's blk d Jeopardy eget Mr. Shute's Undertaker
Undecided.
Besides the above, the Newmarket, Allington, and Chippenhait'
Sweepstakes, and five second Matches were appointed to be gm*
this day, all which stood over for want of bares.
FRlnav AFTWASOOII4
Dechllug Course for the Gold Cup.
Mr. Redhead's red b Lynx, beat Mr. Rast's red d Bustle, mid
won the cup.

HUNTING.
Hh Majesty's Stag Hounds meet on Monday, at Fulmer Coat.
Mon; and on Friday, at SakhiU.

MARRIED.
This mottling, at Paddington Claude, by the Venerable the
Archdeacon of London, Robert Stafford, .F.sq. of Milbank, to
Caroline Frances third daughter of the Rev. Charles Crane, D.P.
Minister of Paddington ;—also by the same, at tho same time and
place, the Rev. Charles Depot, M.A. Fellow of Pembroke C.d.
le.ge, Oxford, and Chaplain to the Marquis of Hutton!, to Emma.
youngest daughter of the Rte. Dr. Crane.

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