Star.
London, England, 1827-06-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Second Division of the 66th Regiment embarked antoard
the Romney at Cove of Cork= Monday, fur Canada:
Monday, four troops of the nth Hussars arrived at Duortant from
Dublin, where they replaced the lid Light Dragoons, which, have
gone to Dublin. .
Thursday, two more troops, belonging to the Bth Hussars, tbarch.
ed into Belturbet, to relieve also two troops of the :id Light Dra-
goons, which marched front thence on the same day for Dublin.--
Lord A HILL and Sir WM. Toone, Bart. accompanied them.
Tbe 15th (the King's) Regiment of Light Dragoons (Humus)
received orders to march, on Thursday, in two divisions, from the
neighbourhood of Hounslow, for Canterbury, where they wiß
ac-
rive on the 26th and 27.tb instant.

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A few days since a private soldier of the 44th Regiment, stationed
at Deal, broke open a chest belonging to a serjeant in the same
Regiment, and stole therefrom 40 sovereigns, with which he tuv,
camped in a post chaise in a Gentlemanly style.

NAVAL LNTELLIG ENCL

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The ship Scorpion, Swim, from Old Barbour; Jamaica, to Lod.
don, was wrecked Dear the Memory Rock en the 15th Aptil. The
ship and the greater part of the cargo was lost. The crew had
arrived at New Providence.

Haar., /wiz 92.—Wind W. by S.—Arrived the Norfolk, Ozzie,
from India; Portland, MEADS, from New South Wales; Marquis
Huntley, ATIOCOVOIi, from ditto; Julius, /Acuson, from St. Eke.;
Renewal, CROTILOATIE, from Barbadoes; and Alezander, Daucnaszo,
from Honduras. Arrived from London the Jane, WitonALL, for
Smyrna.
POSTIMOVTII, Jona W.S. W.—Arrived the Sir
limn Wallace, for Bombay; and the Alarquis Wellington, for Ben.
gal Sailed his Majesty's ship If crostA, for Plymouth and the Me-
diterranean; and his Majesty's Alp PTIBANIVT, for Lisbon.
Faamoorn, JULY 21.—Wind W.—Arrived the Burephalus,
GooLo, from Tarento, in 61 days; and William, SWAIM, (rum
Laguna, with an account of the confirmation of the brig Asia
striking on the Bar, on leaving Laguna, by which she was obliged
to return, after throwing great part of ber cargo overboard. Sailed
the Swiftsure, CUDDY, for Cadiz.
GLATEMID, JUNI 21.—Arrived the VOIIIIILT, RAPTI." from, is.
malca ; Surrey, Dsclson, from Honduras; Fortitude, from
Barbadoes; Election, Coos, from New York; St. Antonio.. 2--.,
from Santander; Lord Lyoedoch. —, from Bengal; HiTMIIMOOD,
Luna, from Havannah; and Reaper, STANDFORD, from Oporto.
Sailed the T. Laurie, Baown' for Demerara; Atlantic, Tara, for
Sierra Leone • Mary Anne, Lows, for Quebec ; aneltesolatiou,
Mime, far Cadiz.

I.lvgaroos, June 21.—The Tennis, Newer, arrived here from
Alexandria; tailed the 3d April, and left there his Majesty's ship
GLassow, supposed for the purpose of protecting British subjects
should an attack be made by the Greeks, which was generally et -
petted. Two Gae•of-battle chips, about 30 large frigates,and several
corvettes, brigs, and fire-ships were in the harbour, some refitting,
others In a state of readiness. The Emmeline and Romulus, of
London, sod Blessing, of Newcastle, were waiting for orders. The
Tras Ernst was to sail in one er two days for this port. The Hat-
kquin, Mritia, arrived from Smyrna, saw en the 21st ultimo, off
Marsala, an English brig on shore : she was painted black, ber lower
masts were standing, and the copper on her.