Star.
London, England, 1828-05-30 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the 59th, 82J, and 99th Regiments of
Infantry, have received orders to prepare for embarkation in a few
days, at Gravesend, on board the Joseph Green transport, for the
Mauritius.

The Depot of the 50th Regiment marched into Oundle on Wed-
nesday, on their route to Weedon Barracks.
GRAND FIELD Day.—Yesterday morning, at half-past seven
o'clock, the First Regiment of Life Guards, under the command
of Colonel Lrono, marched from their barracks at Knightsbridge
to Wormwood Scrubs, for the purpose of having a field day. The
helmets of the men were decorated with oak leaves in commemora-
tion of the Restoration of King Charles 11. The Regiment having
arrived on the grcund, formed into line, and were then put through
a variety of fine movements, viz. forming columns, countermarch-
ing, deploying, forming line to the right and left, retiring in open
columns, forming close columns, echeilon, half squadrons, advancing
in double open columns, from, the centre, Ste. Ihe Regiment re-
turned to their Barracks about one o'clock. The 2d Battalion of
the Coldstream Regiment of Guards mustered at the King's Mews
Barracks, and marched, under the command of Col. bPliastioN, to
Hyde Park, where they had a field day. The troops were put
through some difficult evolutions, but in consequence of the rain
descending, the Regiment left the Park about ten o'clock, and re-
turned to their li.irracks.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS A UMW THIS Dar—Dublin I—Waterford 2—Holland 1—

France 1.

The Kitty, hlsxwatr.. from Glasgow to Dublin, sprung a leak
off the Coplehead Isles on the 26th instant, and foundered : crew
saved.

The Thishe, from Jamaica, was parted with 16th inst. by the
Ruth, Ilaitz, arrived at Dover, which sailed from Jamaica trith
March.

Vasszt. sporro Wm.—Charles, of London, Bolen's, 25th
Dec with 1,900 barrels of oil.

Wednesday se'nnight the ferry-boat between Isla and Jura upset
when near the latter island, and the whole of the passengers, eight or
nine in number, lost, except one. Among those lost was Captain
MeDoearaz, formerly of the St. Lawrence, which vessel was
wrecked some time ago, and the survivors of the crew reduced to
great hardships. By the arrival of a boat from Jura, one of the
passengers was picked up, and recovered after great exertion.
Extract of a letter from Malta, dated May 3.—The Rifleman
is still off Nevado, which. with most of the Aforea in possession
of the Turks. Is about to be blockaded by the Greeks. The Pelorus
sailed on the 11th tilt, for Alexandria. The Turks know the
Russians have declared war, and are said to be a little damped by
It. The Erebus, bomb-vessel, arrived bete yesterday.
PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica, Alaecti 24.—The Dalucia, bound to
Bristol, sailed 18th inst. was obliged to return the same evening,
owing to a leak, and it is not likely she will proceed for a week.
SCILLY, MAT 21.—The Richard, B • , from Llanelly, ar-
rived here to-day leaky, and must be laid on the ground.
Patchier', MAY 11.—The greater part of the Levant packet's
cargo has been saved, and the vessel dragged to the entrance of the
port of Marsala; but the vessel being full of water, could not be
got over the bar, although it is expected she will be.
DIAL, Mar W.S. W.—Arrived the Ruth, Anita,
from Jamaica. Arrived from London the Betsey and Sophia,
GARRAWAY, for Antigua; Emma, NORTH, for Bombay; Fair Ar-
cadian, RIDDRLL, for Demerara; Achilles, Maastrat.t., for Mauri.
tius • and Reiftrwn, BAUER, for Calcutta.
PRTSMOUTH, MAY !B.—Wind S. to W.—Passed the Indus-
trioze, front Madeira; Daphne, from Rio Janeiro; and J. Dunn,
Hems. from Mauritius.

Fopiouzu, MAY 27.—The Herman, FOSTSR, arrived off this
port yesterday, was brought to near Pernambuco by the Liberta-
dor Bolivar Government schooner, the Commander of which ves-
sel showed his commission, authorizing him to impede tbe,depre-
dations committed by the privateers under the Buenos Ayrean flag
on neutral vessels. The Herman spoke on the 11th March, in lat.
20: S. long. 28 the Nedina,slo.l.za, from London to Bombay.
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MAT Ss.—Wind S. to S.W.—Arrived from London the Janette,
CARGILL, for Sierra Leone. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for
Li.bon.

LIVZRPOOI, Aram 28.—Arrived, America, EVANS. and Othello,
Boca zit, from Savannah ; Elizabeth, [lumina. and Harriet, Luau itzr,
from Alexandria; William, Yarn, from Salon; Hope, WILLIAYS,
from 'Marseilles; Union, AIRTH, from Lisbon. Off port, William,
Devisor+, from Charleston; Loyal Briton, from Alexandria; and
five ships and twelve brigs, names unknown.
Itaassorizz, Mar 29.—Arrived off port the Betsey, LUMBER,
front Ireland, after being on the Beach Sand.
BRISTOL, MAT 29.—Arrived the Feliza, CANDY, from Jamaica;
and Agnes, from Tobago.
Maaoszz. MAT 29.—Arrived off port the —, from 3lauri-
; and Triton, CZAR, front the Cape of Good Hope—sailed
front Mauritius 15th February.
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Cott', MAY 27.—Arrived the Economy, JANRI, from Barba-
does ; James, LAWS, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Jame.
Lyon, —, from Zanre ° • Mary Ann and Louisa, from Oporto; and
Bestarnaden, from St. Uhe's.
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IIaI.►AST, MAT 27.—Arrived the Venus packet, from Operto,;
and George Canning, from Alexandria.
PLTXOUTH, MAY 28.—Arrived off port his Majesty's ship Onyxl
from Africa.