Star.
London, England, 1829-01-30 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

General Lord Mu Commanding in-Chief. beta a Levte Testers
day, at Ms Office in the Horse Guards. The following' Generals, •
and about forty other Officers, paid their tespects to Ms-Lordship,
els.—
General M. Hunter, lieutenant-Genera Monday, Lieutenants
General Drat, Lieutenant-General Widdringtno,. Lisut.- General
Moore, Lieutenant-General Sir Joseph No!kr, G.C.lt Lieutenant.
General the Karl of Dalhnusio, 6 C.U. Litotetiant-Genetai tie
Henry Campbell, K C.D. and G.C. Fl Major-General•
Major, General Mile, Ilapir-General Sir Charles Pratt, K.C.U.
Major- GrnerJ Darling, Majw-General M•Leusl, and Major-GC..
Mawbry. .

NAVAL IN ILLLIGENCE.

Man., Animas Tins Dar—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 2.
The Stoma, Basta Lopes, from Lisbon to Dublin, was welded
'oc Sunday near Kinsale.
The Friends, from• Wick to Cork, was driven on shawl/rat
Belfast' on. Monday. .
The Perseverance, of Plymootb, was abandon dby the MOW
the 10th instant, in let. 46. Long. 33. being water-logged. - •
WS•11111 POINT, nut NEWSY. Jars. 27.--The Mary ant hi%
Marche. from Liverpool to Matanzas, struck on the rocks Nsf
Carling4rd Light-house this morning, where she remained tor for
bouts, when she got 06, and was towed up here by the George the
Fowl steam-vessel, and is now at anchor, making little wit"
She lost both. nustrollithe 25th of: Arklow. •
Dear.. Jan. 29.—. Wind N.B.—Arrived the Thetis,' Teditridge,
from Leghosta ; Active, Cole, from Cadiz ; and Eclipse, Simpson,
from Jamaica. The outward bound have sailed. Arrived the
Wks. Boyle. Irons Bombay; and Bravo, —. from Cot unna.
Pooesnouvit, Jan. 22.—Wind S.—Sailed hie Maiesty's ship
J Shannon, for amaica • Mere, Howson, for ditto • &mums
Erskine. for ditto; Candies, Reid, for Mauritius; and Tasmania,
Mend, for Rio Janeiro.
MANCINI, Jan 20.—. Arrived of port the London, Jolly, from
Rio Janeiro • Hector. Gray, from Malta t Nortiimberbod.
from St. Michaels; Sarah. Hudson, from Galway.
Doves, JAW 2g.—Arrived the Christiana, Bernadina, from BM
Janeiro ;and Four Sisters, --, from St. Michael's.
Batas., JAN. 21) Arrived the Brothers, Mitchell. from New.
foundiand ; Sarah, Lee, from Wilmington; mod Jes-y. Gilmore,
from Charente. • •
Lrveardot., Jan. 211.—Arrived the New York, Bennett, bins
Ne* York ; Boum, Mackay, from Boston ; Grand Turk, lhely,
and Emulous,: Latham, from Charleston; Olive Branch,
from Savannah; Carolina Augusta. from New Turk. .

FROM sill et.varwrr 301/101111, ZAN. 25. _
Tire Sulphur, 8, Commander Dance, wai towed by the Meteor
steani.vinsel from Barnpool to the Sound on Monday, and now
waits the enlist of the Parma* transport with Captain Stirling.
The Amerken ship James Cropper. of4loo tong arrived here at
Mundel, to embark about 100 Portuguese refugees for Terceira.
The fine barque Bolivar, of this port, of 4.0 tons boaribea. hie
been tales up to convey Portuguese refugees to Tatars.
The Swedish schooner of war Experiment, Captain &Wander,
sailed yesterday fur Norway. .
In harbeur, the Britannia. Warspite, Kent, Ariedost; Dispatch.
Comet. Badger, Zebra, Coadylla, Variable, Vigilant, Levine!,
6 ,
Magnet, and Meteor steamer. ~ •
At the' island, the Nightingale. - •
•In the Sound, the Sulphur .
••"*".• ••••• ' ••
Dispatches were yesterday received it iliatFotrige
Me from Lord Covetuv, our Ambassador at Violists; dated:
the Met loss. Dispatches were also received from Load avian si
Ilorusai, our Ambassador at Paris ; and from Rio Janeiro, slated
on the 4th December ; from Buenos Amp, the rods.Nerrearbse,
and from .Moats Video, the 17th November.
Dispatches were received at the Coloniil Officers.
terdie from Sir B. Maui, at Demerara and Mint kaki
Moretti, at GaMbia.
Asfirices hatcarrived.at the Board of Comma, from.
Cakuus,elsted,pkybeAßth Attest; ant ream Bombay, stared thi
lick ffeptesw it ; • •
Mr..Dirxr.se 01111 of hislatajesty's Messengers, attached
hi the Portlier, died yestetday at his house in the Vauxhall.
road, although but about forty years of age, has bee&
Radarpainful occasioned by snare accident
t:dh=nr,en.taiiirnarr,pa. v. -4
• The neXifsof the RucranAmbassadAr Extraordinary
has been variously spelt in the different paper., but In all of than
his Excellency has been misnamed. The name of this disci:lo*A
Nobleman Is Count blahtschevis.
A General Meeting cf the Subscribers-at LlOyd's
Coffee House was field this morning, according to the
usual notice, for the purpose of receiving the Report'
the Special Committee on the subject of the resigaatinal
of Mr. GRAY, the head waiter, and on other points car
nected with the waiters, respecting their salaries aid
duties of the room—the Right Hon. the LOAD Mania
in the Chair—when it was recommended that Mr.
Gam,. on signing *a• dissolution of paytnenhip
Mr. Botrox,, should be allowed 200. per Rat. Mr
annum for. life; thit. the salary of the first Waiters
of 2501. should be done away with altogetbte.,'
Foarea objected to the approval of the Reseda
until it was printed 'and delivered to every subsicibcre
%hen they would be able to judge of its merits' at die
next Meeting. Mr. Fs objection was not to allot* Ms:
Gans, 2001. per annum, or 441. to each waiter, to die
object of the printed report was to revise tlre'ltdOde.
conducting the affairs at Llos.d's, and arraogiatillow.,
salaries to. the waiters. In' fettles all sitnatimweid
Crpew4o.sirbscriberei6 Ve °fink* wishes to beappal
the master Instead ofVfX77.4ltittliVA.l4l6l4.-IAFF
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