Star.
London, England, 1828-12-15 00:00:00

TilE AItMY.

A Detachment of the 15th Infantry, • have received orders to
leave Dublin for Castlebar.
A Detachment of the 52d now in Dublin, are under °Meta to
join the Regiment stationed at Tempkntnre.
A Detachment of the 79th Regiment are ordered to march from
Dublin, to Head quarters at Cork.
A Detachment of the 84th will also leave Dubli■ to join the
Regiment, now stationed at Derry.
A detachment of the 13th light Dragoons will leavetown to-
morrow morning, fur Maidstone.

NAVAL IN IELLIGENCE.

Melts Ammer) THIS DAY—Dublin 11—Waterfo d 2—France
Hamburgh 2 Helland I—Flanders I—Lisbon 1.
The Phenix, Pnieetes, from London to the South Seas, was
totally lost near l'enzance on Friday—the Master, the Second
Mate, and twelve meat, drowned.
FALMOUTH, DAC. 15....-Wind S. W.—Arrived from London the
Everthorpe, Dm, for Jamaica ; Eagle, Hannah. for Leghorn ;
and Hope. Surcease. for the South Seas. Arrived the Duke of
Kent packet, irom Lisbon—sailed 7th instant. Sailed the Magnet
packet, for Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH. Dec. 15 and 14.—Sailed his Majesty's skip Wey.
mouth, for Bermuda; his Majesty's ship Challenger, for the Cape;
his Majesty's ship Pallas, with sealed orders; the Caroline, CAMP-
Hora, La Evanue, Victor, Santee, Clara, Hata., and Arun-
del, Folio, (or Jamaica; Eudora, CRAWFORD, for Calcutta; Wil.
liam and Henry, —, for Grenada ; Olinda, Rusieson, for the
Cape ; Ann Parry, Jones, for Cadiz.; Robert, for Monello..
rat; Fifeahire. Wursox, for Brazil; and Lord Melville, Saone,
for New South Wales.
DaAL, Dec. 15.—Wind W.S.W.—The Mary Ann and Andro.
I imam ye turned away this morning. The rest of the outward.
bound remain. . .
Die. 14.—Wind KS. K—The whole of the vessels bound to,
the Westward have sailed.
FROM TEI.EORAPN, DEC. 13.
The following is au extract of a letter received by the ?lalta'l
packet, dated teens his Majesty's ship Spartiate, Malta, Nov. 21,1
18'18: " We have received intelligence this day from Conatainti-
inside, of an Austrian frigate having broken the blockade of the
Dardanelles by the ltusiian squadron, and taken provisions to the
Turks. We aae anxiously looking for the arrival of the Admiral
(sir I'. Malcolm). to learn what reps will be pursued touching
the bit ckade question. The Russians are regarded here with some
degtee 01 suspicion. Count Dryden, the Russian Admiral, a few
days since, asked permission of the Governor to laud 5,000 troop
to exercise, but the latter refuted it. An idea was entertained time
his object was to take possession of the forts, which would not have
bees difficult with such a force. So unexpected were the orders to
the Russian Admiral to blockade the Dardanelles, and iss suspicious
was he of that measure being opposed by the French and English
Admirals, particularly as it so happened at the moment that the
forts of Malta were undergoing the annual inspection, and the guns
and carriages were put in order, added to the sudden arrival of the
Spoliate and Windsor Castle, that be conaidered his squadron
would be attacked, or prevented from proceeding to sea ; and es
strung was this impression on his mind, that he offidally applied to
the Governor of Malta to be informed if be had received any orders
to obstruct the sailing of his ships. He was much surprised as
learning the Windsor Castle and Spartiate were coming out; on
asking and learning what was their weight of metal on the main
deck, be observed that we should then have as great a force as he
had. The aspect of affairs here is gloomy, every one regarding the
blockade at a proceeding likely to embroil us with the-Russian
ISquadron. The Egyptian ship of 80 guns, which foundered en
her passage front Navarin to Alexandria, was laden principally
with brass cannon ; she had also on board about 700 mules and
horses. Her crew and the soldiers were saved principally by
French and English men of war. The Egyptians had been cautioned
by Sir Pulteney Malcolm not to venture this ship to sea, but they
persisted in doing so, and refused even the offer of such repairs as
could be given by the English carpenters. The Russian, French.
and English Ambassadors are on board ships of their respective
natio*, and are gone to the entrance of the Dardanelles. It is ex-
pected they will shortly be in communication again with the
Turkish Government. 'fbe men of war here ate the Ocean, Spar.
date Revenge, Windsor Castle, Dartmouth, and Pelican, three
Russian line o battle ship, two frigates, a corvette, and a Dutch
brig of war. A heavy Greek brig sailed yesterday tot Corfu.. The,
bluiquito is daily expected front Portia. We had an excellent pas-
sage Manz Plymouth, having reached 114111116 days from dial pen."