Star.
London, England, 1826-02-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments of Invalids and limited iet;rien Mk attired on
the sth inst. on board the William Itarris transport, at Ports-
mouth, from the Iliedlterranesn. - •

The let mid 941 Divisions iff theSllth Regiment-4 Infantry are
ordered to proceed on beard A. William ROIL mod .Priocrar
&Ric transports, front Pertained' 9aphatimps,, , •
Sd and east Division of the 41st ;aaitalise-viiralie ROWs
sailed on the Ist inst. on board the Jupiter blialiMWfit» Cork,
for the West Indies.
The Royal &aff Corps has completed its aogosealid epabliskieesc
The Depot of the 99th Regiment has roceivodeeders.soyerosooe
from Chatham to Portsmouth;
Detachments belonging to the 13th Tight Dragoons, the ~3Eh,
97th, 211th, SOth, Slot, 524, 55th, Stith, 58th; 40tH, 410;14131.
45th, 48th, 47th, S4th, 59th, 410th (911 Sat.), 84thi 88814
115th, 87th, 89th, 94th, and 911th Reg-meats of Fool, mid Agllast
,India Company's Service, embarked ost,the. sell Alt. #Pow,
for England.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Hinchinbrook packet, from Weymouth to Citeraiet,• was
wrecked at Alderney, on the '94 inst. The crew, isassettgirs, and
the mail saved.
•
The Salacia, Gamow, from Shields to Yarmouth, put heck ,to
Shields on the 7th inst. in —a damaged state, having, on the Meriting
of the 6th inst. when off Hunictiff Fort, got foul of the 'lAttra,
Asin.rr, of Yannouth,:whkli kOho 'after soak. Her 'avow
were all saved, by getting earboand the &dada.
The Wiliam Thosopsou, arekval Yslekeffiltged uOgr the
lee of the bark Albion, ef_Hull.,, op on tot 44, Decluger;lo
ft
418:10011. full of. Water, and no person On gond. " •
The Clarion, Caornivil; frusin'Matisili to Bosuns. yaw Vete ;arts
hi a large brig Ob the 9th eflesmary, eight. kappa Mang 'Crepe
Cod. Crew saved. • • • III!, •
ts
FOL)10.7:11! FAL TirAtilli:,W.S.W. to W;l4l.*A" ved
the James, StUeon.l.. kiwis Ceite. trailed the Ddite irk
picket, for Ruiritos Ayrker. Magnet Packet, for Lishiur La Mae
Vasa's:, for jersey ; Sarah, kivienza, and Enterprise,- Holum% fur
London. t•
PLTMOOTO, JAL 70—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Magdalena.
Earecus, from Mes.ina. Sailed the Lord Coilingwood trauspoi a,
for Portsmouth; heart of Oak, for ditto; -and the American bng
Atlas, for Havre.
Poursuouna. Pita. B.—Wind S.—Arrived his Majesty's cutter
Scoanos, With the lugger L'ltugene, having 940 tubs of contraband
spirits on board. Sailed his blajeaty's ship Cr ease, for Rio de
Janeiro, the Cape, and India ; his Majesty's ship Rousse, for
Sierra Leone; his blajesty's skip JOSPIta, for Jersey; and the
Hercules, VOUGH•II, for Rotterdam.
DEAL', Frs. IL—Wind S. W..— Passed through for the River,
the Elisabeth, cumnassx, from St. John's (N. 8.) Arrived Irons
the River, and remain, the Craigievori liar, for Jamaica. The
Juliana, Sarah and Elizabeth, and the Arasts turned away to the
westward, and are now (live, p.m.) off the South' Foreland. The
rest of the outward bound remain.

lavearoot, Frs. 7.—Wind W. N.W.—Arrived the Fame,
Citowtea, from Cbarleston—mdled the 15th ult. Off the port,
the Jasper, from ditto. '

Coußt APPONRI, Austrian Ambissitdbe to thi Court
of France, has arrived at Paris.
This evening, the Margeliof LArittiovrie, In the fiOnse
of Lords, will bring forward a motion vis to the ciicula-
tion of hank-notes to the c untry, 'and -avtri the pecuni•
ary distre:ses of the nation generally.. Their "Lbid•hips
are ordered to be specially summoned for stick debate.
HOWARD AND G 11183.-4 a Meeting tif tlle eteilitors
of this film, yesterday, at the C art of CetdMittioners,
Basinghall-street, it w unanimously agreed 'to aceept
at 30,5001. in lieu of all claims which the trustees may
have on the estate of laird MAMMAL _ _ _

Thursday iennight one trunse in Causeyside, Pa'sley
received an order for about twelve hundred pounds
worth of unmanufactured goods. which enables them to
take on a few of the atm riployed'Weavein,' • aie or two
other houses have also increaseettheir niiirthei6ft•eavers
HIBIRNIAN Millis° SoCtirry.T-Yesterday'a Meeting
of Proprietors of the Hibernian Mining Society took
place at the City of London. Tariern,- for 'the puypose of
receiving the Report o! the Directors., 404)i-highly
favourable view of the prosperiti3Oltbe 1011141,natiy. In
several of the mines a considerable cptiitigt. if the pro.
duce was ready for sale, and the great ezpidiei of the
whole enterprise having. been already defrayed, and a
system of economy rigidly observed, the demands upon
capital would soon altogether cease. It was announced
that upon the last call 9,600 shares, out of-10,000, of
which the Company consisted, had been 'laid upon ;
the deficiency was accounted for by the abreficent %curse
of the or ginal subscribers, The Report was agreed to,
and thanks having been voted to the Directors ar d
Cirkirritan, the Meetinf

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New PatereAtioes.— The followimg- istereeing.
Works or. just published, by Mr. Cocas**, 11, New liggington-
street (removed from. Conduit.street)-1. Eresabletye 'Hosea ; or,
Cavaliers and Round-heads: a Novel. By One oft?ita filitlilrs of
the" Rejected• Addressee," ThreeVola.—ll. Illostotessslciall Mar.
grwrip„l Anspacg. Written by Herself, Two Vols.
Granby, a Novel,-Secnott Edition, ?nista, Threit'lo6l4-41% The
'Naval Sketch book.; or, Service Afloat asd Aahnee; Two( Vols.
—V. The Last Man ; a Romance. Ily.the Author of " Frank-
' casein," Three Vols.-4/1. Massoirs of ihe • Cotentin* difelknlis.
Wis. 7 and a. being AN eastlesion cached: W9rke-r*Ll.4llftikk ;
a Tale of the Day, Two Vols.—Ail I. Don Est aba_,..- of, Me-
mein ore Spaniard, Three Volt.-Is. Renriabeinediff Michael
Kelly, Two •Vols.-04L.The AdventareseiSa.lfessni,. Hy
)llama. One Vs!. • .

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. TO ITALY.
JROM TUB ITALIAN OP LANINDO.

" Or Druda, or Serra di straniere grnti,".&c.

filistress, then slave of strangers! with thine hair,
Harlot-like, shorn of glory, and thy pall
Heroic sborten'd, and on /own thy fair
And noble strength laid wanton, or with rare
And languid step abroad—unto the call
Of Gon, thine elder self..thy glory, all •
Thy many mighty memories, deaf and dead !
To dance, to feast, to conch, -carousal, ball,
Constant and headlong, with thy sons, instead
Of warriors, wassailers at thy heel, thy pride—
Thou! who the world Ind ages hest defied—
With none to boast, none—none to thee allied,
But those who were and are not, those who died
The shadows of thy Capitol by thy side,
None other eat who lust the world defied !
Shame! contumely! foulest, longest, last!
Tear tby bad garments of disgrace away,
Away with them from every limb, and cast
Flower, chaplet off in wrath ; in open day
Come forth,—replant the helm, for aye and aye,
Upon thy warrior locks; and if thou hast
Still of the Roman, gird upon thy heart
Armour and iron—from thy day-sleep /tart,
Start ue thine own defender; do the part
Gon, and thy sires, have catved for thee, and dart
An eagle to thine Alps !—thy glorious part
Relearn—Brat war—then fame—the second glorious part!
Goo gave thee walls—the walls of Alp and Sra;
If man shall burst them, if that Goths shall tread
Where llannibals have paused,—lf, vain decree
Of Heaven and hand of mortal—if a shred
Be all ye have of empire, and that lee—
From even the brave and freemen stand, but dread,
Still shalt thou be victorious, over fate,
O'er Kings, o'er Conquerors !—at home, though late,
Here headlong shall they rush and meet their mate—
A vengeance that is certain, though it wait—
Their grave I—even here in Italy—elate,
Dig here their universal grave. A State
Shall rise from it, as once it rise, though late!
21ew Mai* .Piegaxisse..