Star.
London, England, 1828-03-27 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

-= mar—

Majnr-General Sir COLN K. C.B. will named M,R
General Sir James LYON, and G.C.H. in the ---
the South West District.

Lieutenant-Colonel Durrr, from the Bth
succeed, as one of the Inspectors of Army
JOHN HARVEY, K.C.B. appointed to a Civil
The Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel CArncAuT wits
Colonel Hurry in the command of the Bth Regiment
Saturday and Monday, the 7th Hussars ar
from Brighton, and on Monday evening three
Lord Blaney and Commerce steamers, for
of the Regiment will remain in Liverpool
vessels, which will bring over part of the 14th
will:6 is to be stationed in Manchester.

Friday last. Major General Sir Cuautza
Depot of the nth Regiment of Infantry,
afterwards proceeded on his tour to inspect
corps at Ennistown and Yilrusis.
Saturday last, the 14th Light Dragoons were
by the Commander of the Forces, when, sftr
mints, Sir Gunton Mawr advanced to
mint, and addressed Colonel Emma as follows—""
it gives me the greatest pleasure to express
spection has afforded me. The high state of _
and interior economy of the 14th Light Dragoons
Conspicious, and coincide exactly with all
have had from Major General Sir C. GIIIAIII%
ment is about to embark, I shall take this opi
that my long acquaintance with it, and its (listings!
the Peninsula, will always cause me to feel •
in its welfare and prosperity...

NAVAL INTELLIG El

=TRACT ISOM ?HI AGM? TO LLOYD'S AT LA
" This port was embargoed on the 11th
on the 21st.

" The Henry Freeling, mail boat, arrived on the 18th ultimo
from Barbados.. She was boarded, two days before, by a Spani,l
74, a 40, and a 20.gua ship, sixty miles to the windward, wider
Commodore Laborde. The squadron appeared of here on tht
211th, but this morning is not in sight, and Is supposed to big,
proceeded to Curacoa. The Colombian schooner Trimmer west
out to the squadron yesterday, and received from onboard abort
fifty Colombian prisoners.
" This port has been embargoed since the 28th ultimo.

" The Courier, for London, and Amelia Matilda, for St. The.
meet, sailed; by permission of General Paez."
The Farmer, Swanson, from Dublin to Lynn, was lost on tht
Sunk Sand on Tuesday: crew saved.
The James Dennietoun. CAMPSZLL, from the Clyde tollibida,
was on the Garraway Rocks on the 2344 instant, and discharging.
The Courier, Loewe, from La Guayra, is supposed to be arrived
off Plymouth; sailed Ist ultimo.
The Sir Edward Banks (steam packet) arrived on Wednesday
evening from Hambeirgle, which place she left on the 224, and
Cuxhaven on the 23d. Passed the James, RILEY, below Stade;
saw the Jason brig and Materna packet, running up the Elbe. A
number of vessels were lying in Cuxhaven Roads, wind-bound.
The Astrea, Paavaroos; and the Kenewah, Rem, for New York;
also the Plato, for Philadelphia, were to have Hamburgb above
the 27th. Passed twolteseh en Sunday evening, supposed to he
theleackets from CuxhlTen for Harwich—fresh gales, webterly.
Dear., MARCH 26.—Wind E.S.E —Arrived from London the
England, Bur, for Bombay. Arrived the Ocean transport, frac
Lisboa. The Mary, Vibelia. and Timandra, passrd for Ramsgate
to discharge troops ; and the Janes Colvin and Goan will proceed
for the same purpose. The Lady Rages, for Bombay, sailed c
MIS A.M.

PORTSMOUTH' MARCH 21.—Wind B.N.B.—Arrived from Lon.
don the Hope,Boows, for Cape Coast.
Pormonw, Mown 45.--Wind N.—Arrived from London the
Spanish Packet, Wuenvow, for Malaga; Heroine, Dscarmur„
for Dominica • Zeno, for Cadis ; Bengal Merchant, for New South
Wales; and Argus, FORSITR, for St. John's.
FALMOUTH, 'ULM!! 25.—Wind N.B—Sailed the Liverpool
packet, Rosowavaii, for Gibraltar.
Davos, Masco 26.—Arrived off port the Felix, Von Drs;
from Havannas.

The ratifications of a Convention of Commerce and
Navigation, signed at the Brazils, in November last,
by the Marquis de Q ,eluz and the Count de Lags on
the part of the Emperor, and M. Senator Gildemeister,
and M. Syndicus Sievoking, on the part of the Hanseatic
Republics of Lubeck, Bremen, and Hamburgh, have
been exchanged in London, according to the usual forms,
by the Viscount Itabiyana, his Imperial Majesty's En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the
Court of London, and Mr. Colquhoun, Agent and Consul
General for the Hance Towns in Great Britain. The
following is the 6th Article of the Treaty :

Anrsetx 6.—A1l merchandise whatever, without distinction of
origin, imported from the ports of Lubeck, Bremen, ot'Hamburgb,
Imo Brazil, or from Brasil into these ports, in Hanseatic vessels, or
in vessels belonging to a nation favoured in Brazil, in her direct
commerce, shall pay in Brasil the duties of import and export, and
the duties of every kind, only according to the rates levied on the
direct and national trade of the !nest favoored nation ; rates which,
by ether Treaties, are for the present fixed at 15 per cent. taiga'
of 24 per cent. oo all merchandise imported for consumption.

The Hanseatic Republics not hiving put any restric-
tion on the indirect commerce of the Brazils, and the
Brazilian Government not being able, in the present
state of her commercial relati,ns, to grant to the indi-
rect commerce of these Republics the same latitude and
a perfect reciprocity, it is agreed that the said indirect
commerce shall in the mean time be restricted, aid
shall only extend to nations whose direct commerce is
or shall be favoured in the Brazilian ports by particu-
lar Treaties. Merchandise exported in Hanseatic ves-
sels from the ports of the said favoured nations to Bra-
zil, shall pay there the same duties of export and im-
port, or any other duties whatsoever,which the Hanseatic
vessels pay in their direct trade, such merchandise being
always subjected to the usual formalities as if imported
by favoured nations in their direct trade.

His MJ.Javry has been graciously pleased to trans-
mit to the LORD MAYOR, through Mr. Secretary Pam.,
a donation of one hundred guineas for the benefit of
the National, Ward, and Parochial Schools, in the city
of London.

By the death of Mr. WINGFIELD, of Great M..rlbo.
rongh•street, the office of Clerk of the Paving Bo: ri of
the parish of St. James becomes vacant, to which is
attached a salary of 50W. a year. The appointment is
in the gift of the Select VestLy of that parish.
Toe following :tat. ment of ammunition, ate. expended
on board his Majesty's ship Albion, in the action with
the Turkish fleet at Navarin. has been supplied by a
person who was on board, and IA ho lost his right arm
in the action:—Powder, 7 tons; round shot 52 tons;
grape and canister, 54. cases ; musket ball, 5000 ; pistol
ball, 2000 ; pistol ball, in bags, 2000 ; iron crow bars 6.

Two sons of Hibernia being a ducking, Pit discovers
a large bed of ducks !lose by the shore. After having
his piece levelled for about five minutes, his companion
asked him why be did not fire? the other replied, " r
can never get aim at one, but there's another swims-
right between him and me."
Thursday, a man named W. Morris, in endeavour.
ing to release the off•wheel horse from Mr. Horn's
Worcester coach, at the Red Lion Inn, Southall, was
unfortunately struck on the forehead by the animal,
and killed on the spot. The poor man has left a widow
and two children in a state of extreme destitution.

Wednesday s'ennight the celebrated tree in the neigh.
bourhood of Bradford, known by the name of Foor
Ashes. was blown down with a tremendous crash. A
man who was passing at the time narrowly escaped
being killed by the 1011. This tree is said to be at an
equal distance from the two maritime. towns. of Liver-
pool and Hull.

SPORTII

'Tuesday last the Rot

a swot mune!
Belfast, E. Ch
the Nobility
Sue deer was t
k from 'shrubs!'
turning to the right
wet, across the
leaving Hounslot
, headed she car
!yes; then turnin
Hillingdon, Cowley, as
near Colnbrook ;
hitting au the
jumped up L
verx sharp burst,
the. mock of
twenty horsemen, b
• In at the death.
SA
/teeter has sold I
• 1,500 gtdneas,
~ and for whom
Mr. G. Edward

boben and Bailey—Ts
this match, at P
pony on his on
shouted by hit
wss no betting, alt
. exceedingly we

Sailor Buy esa be
Alkk Reid offers
to have him lii
may have lots of custom

In the town of Bir
but 20 milliners and
town, which contain
five music shops, whi
makers, and three ma
The inhabitants of
within the last few w
sequence of the night
that quarter. Scarcel
are broken into, not'
troled. A considerab
)(sable asticles have
t ntlemen's houses i
Yesterday morning
employ of Mr. Hill,
hauercial-road, was dr
lus employer, the ho
!linious rate. Broo
was thrown down,
killed him on the spc
A young Gentlem
water spaniel, in on
spectators, threw a si
after it, and brought
'v gin and bow. An
ether stone, who kno
fiddler himself! and

Accounts have be
gate. Captain BEEGH
.* at St. Blas, in Deces
Capt. BEECHY enters
e 6 very severe and bas
Blossom penetrating
of 1826, in search of
Captain BILECHY fell
C-1 extremely hostile, an
enterrained that the
destroyed by those f
es long as possible,
proceeded to the sl
' home in the course o
his officers, and crew
Yesterday, while
turning out of High-
s respectable lookin

I•vanced in pregnant]
Horses public house
ever, being estremel;
particular spot very
jerk, came to one sid
shaft coming with
nearly forced its way
was placed on a shut
her, and removed to
recovery was conside
Laurence Going, i
Bally namasna, about
Caher, on the night a
bouse of Thomas Co
house, between the
alight. While asleep,
house, and stabbed li
of which he died the
from Clogheen, attei
aid was uaava'ling.
on Thursday last, 1
ll' hich led to the api
name of Murphy, ar
them have been tray
—Tipperary Free I'
In an action for s
Court, in Scotland, a
a merchant an Gla!
amount of 5001. fror
in Glasgow, for hat
author of certain ar
matter of an obsce
highly injurious to t
individuals.

EXpLOsIoN AT JA
vetted to this accider
persons who have be
are ThomasJeffersoi
R. Fletcher, Thomar
Johnson, and Georg
Monday, the 17th ii
on the body of Thor
hearing the evident
verdict of—Accident
brought out of Jarro
bad his flesh hangin
Thursday night la
the mansion-house o
near Harleston, Norl
men and a woman, a
out a sash square, an
They first proceeded
but were disappointe
however. they took r
property. 'f hey the
doors and the oche
speedy retreat. TI
Ritwr's sleeping-tor
telling from the door
and atruck him thre
ahutdle stake, whi
piously. He, kowe
uath one of the villa
and they made their
some silver from
ilyingby his bedside.

Tneatini
ed bY
i Regiment of Iroetoi tended by
Regiment of Post,ll
Rlartben. I
it Clothing. Colonel k un of I
I situation in Irehie
where a ih
will sneered Lieutesut deer toot f
Reghnent of Infantry, but turning
.• an iced at Live%
end Haye
!tree troops sailed hilt Sutton* ir4
Dublin ; the remain* but being I
d till the return of % uod Hayes
th Regiment of Cavalry, Ilillingdon
Lodge. I"'
a Dona inspected % time, but li
, at Clare Castle; eut
where she
t the remainder of qt • after a very
bows, and
"re inspected in Dui than twentl
fter a few parade moo, to, were in
the bead of the Red '
ows—" Colonel Rieti, Lord Ea
the gratification this in
discipline, the efficient! roily. for I
. ithoinhin.
lagoons were never moomade. bb
the previous report. •
Ifolony.
T. Now that the •
opportuaity of stack bubrit at
distinguished services'
l°6d
the most lively in •
p v
theuiiiieutiedrie:nw
ast l
l
wash
ENCE. Rta
Ile looks e
of fat.
Gum, SALTED tn. i: The Sail,
iltimo, and it waste* —and Alkl
is anxious t