Star.
London, England, 1826-12-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

CORE, Decease& 17.
Sailed his Majesty's ships DispATcit and Vrcroa,
and the ARAB and Juptran transports for Jamaica,
with troops.
A messenger arrived at Plymouth from London late on Sunday
night, to hasten the departure of the troops for Portugal, and early
on the following morning, the 60th Ride Corps were embarked in
boats at the Victualling Office steps. Both Olken and men were
in the highest spirits. The Depot, under the command of Captain
Ls us, remains behind.
A Detachment of the 67th Regiment of Infantry marched this
morning from Westminster for Windsor.
Detachments belonging to the 4th and lath Regiments of light
Dragoons, also matched this morning from Westminster, for the
Cavalry Depot at Maidstone.
A Detachment belonging to the 6th Regiment of Foot, embarked
this morning on board a vessel in the River, for Leith, on route to
to join the Regiment at Glasgow.
A Detachment belonging to the East India Company's service,
embarked yesterday, on hoard a steam vessel in the River, for
Gravers nd, on route to Chatham.
The Ist and 2d Divisions of the 22d (Cheshire) Regiment of In-
fantry have sailed on hoard the Jupiter and Arab transports, from
Cork, for Jamaica.

Monday, Detachments of the 9.3c1 Fusikers, and 43c1 Light In-
fantry, embarked at Plymouth, on hoard the Windsor Castle, to
join their respective Regiments, which are ordered from Gibraltar
to Lisbon.

• Recruiting has been groins briskly on for two weeks past; and
on Sunday night an order arrived in town, lowering the standard
from five feet eight to five feet six loicbo:s.—Wasiprts aronick.

CITY OF CORK ELECTION.

—sr
State of the Poll up to a Quarter past Three o'Cloch on Tuesday.
easicatetes rMcs.
No. 1. Hutchinson . . 71 I Callaghan . . 108
e. • 9 • • ill • • 96

rau [HOLDERS 100t11.
No. 1. Hutchinson . .14 I Callaghan . . . 9
13
Majority for Mr. Callaghan, 111.

THE PILOT THAT STANDS TO THE HELM.

2T MAJOR ♦RTHUR MORRIS.
The shield of Britannia, with olive tho' shaded ;
The', tamely, the lion rests close at her side :
Revered tho her spear, and her seals unbraided ;
Tho' furl'd her red standard, bright Liberty's pride;
Yet Guardian she sits of her honour and glory, .
While CARRION directs the State Ship of the Realm;
The friend of the country, the Whig, and the tory ;
Hero's beakk to the Pilot that stands to the Helm !
Should gales shake the Vessel, or dangers surround her,
With merit so tried what have Britons to fear?
So skilful a helmsman, we know, will not ground her,
But, amid the worst perils, undauntingly steer :
Alike watchful ever, in calm as rough weather.
Our hands shall assist him when tempests o'erwhelm ;
No storms need we dread, while we adlindl together;
Here's health to the Pilot that stands to the !Holm !
And should it so hap that against British thunder
Wood nations should awe, and War's Sig be unfurrd,
With such a staunch steersman to guide the fam'd wonder,
•
We'll still be the envy and fear of the world!
' Then let foes beware, for the lion's but sleeping,

Our ship is of oak, and our hearts are of elm !
But safely we'll sail with the wheel in Ms keeping:
Here's health to the Pilot that stands to the Helm !