Star.
London, England, 1827-04-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Insescrtox or rue 7TH Husmas.--Field Marshal the Doke of
War.ueertou inspected the 7th (the Queens Own) Regiment of
Light Dragoons (Hussars) this morning, on Hounslow Heath.
The- Regiment was ordered to appear in full marching order.
The itti Division of the 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards em.
barked on the 9th instant, on board steam vessel', at Liverpool, for
Dublin.
The 241 Division settle 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards arrived
yesterday at Liverpool, frogs Dublin.
Barouros, Aram 16.—About fifty of the 59. d Infantry stationed
hem were marched hence yesterday, drafted, as was understood,
for service in America. The vacancy occasioned by their removal,
it is said, will be filled op by a company of the Guards.
The death of General Doeos.ass causes General M'Leou, the
Deputy Adjutant-General, to become senior Meer of Artillery,
and therefore removes him from the Deputy Adjutant-Generalship,
In Which he is succeeded by Sir A. Dim

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Woothinti,boond to St. John's (N. 8.) was on shore at the
tiltig's Dock Pier, Liverpool, nn Tuesday.
The Pero, Revtha, from St. Helena; sod the James, Daze,
from Jamaica, have arrived of Brighton,.
FALMOUTH' Aran to.—Wind S. to N.—The Tyrian packet,
from the Leeward Wands, is working in.
Pthnroarst, Ann 10.— Wind N.—Salled the Bolivar, Herreuz.,
fee St. John's; and Kitty; Itanrec.t., for Copenhagen.
Pounamarn, Ann tt.—Wind S. to SR—Arrived the Ca-1
reline, Knees, from Calcutta—sailed Sth November, Cape the I
February, and Ascension Island the ooth February, with am 411
Math mast head and main-topmast. Sailed last June, and woe
dismasted in the Bay of Bengal; bore up to dakutta to repair, and
sailed as above; again received damage, sad put into the Cape to
repair. On the 19th March, spoke the Sowerby. from Liverpool
to Vera Cruz.—Sailed the Roxburgh Castle, Deane. for Madras
and Calcutta; and Harriet, Withilars, for Quebec.
Death, Aram IL—Wind &E.—Arrived from London, the
Africa, Hoorn, for Jamaica. Also, the C. Hamilton, ----,
from New York.
GAATISZAD. Aram to and U.—Arrived the Hygeia, ----,
from St. John's (N. 8.) Sailed the Jean Baptista, Batanow, for
Newfoundland; Resolution, Patent, for St. Helena; and the
13arossa. for China. --
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE.
MAUTITIUS, pie. so.—Arrivad, on the I6th inst. the Shaw in
Shaw. itoscarsou,_frons Cakutta,l6th November; 18th, French
ship L'lldouard. Matter, from Marseilles, 6th August ; 20th, ship
Orpheus, Duet, from Sydney,llth October; 22d, Robert Quayle,
Rona, from Liverpool, 214 September; and 24th, the City of
Bourdeaue, Ms:alums, from the Cape of Good Hope, 25th Nov.
—Sailed, on the 24th, the Flamingo, threcthia, for the Cape of Oood
Hope; and French ship L'Aimable Creole, Darner, for Bourbon;
and 26th, the French brig Le Francois, Moos" for Bourdeaue.
Destinthaai Fn. 22.--.Artivod; op the 11th Inst. the schooner
Waterloo, Dosratrs, front Halifax ; AI at, ship Christina, Hoecatu,
from Liverpool; and sloop Two Friends, Seem, from Berbice ;
144th, brig Four Sore, from Halifax; brig Matilda, FORTYTH, from
[ Se. Andrew's (N. 8.); and brig Madawaska, M`Statoo' from
Greenock ; 26th, his Majesty's ship Vathstoos, Captain the Earl of
Hournosoos, from Barbadoes ; seboodser Cantwell. Ports, from
Martinique; and Lath,barque Rustiest, WOOD, from London.
. The following is a copy of a letter received from the
General Post-office at Liverpool on Monday—
" General Post-Ace, April IL
" Sts—l beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the
26th ult. and to inform you, that we have great pleasure in making
arrangements, which will afford additional facilities to the mer-
chants of Liverpool, in forwarding their letters by means of the
steam-packets plying between the Thames and Hamburgh and
Rotterdam. By this reigulation, letters specially directed to go by
steam vessels to either of those destinations, if put into the Post-
Ace so late as Thursday, will be to time for the bags made up for
those veephoo Saturday, which, it is presumed, will answer all the
purpose* of the parties interested ha the mode of correapoudence in
tioestiso. " I am, Sir, &c.
(8111wd) " F. FREELING."
"ToJ. B. Banker,, Seq. Liverpool."
The Marquis of CLAIIRICARDS had a grand Dinner
Party yesterday, at his house halt. James's square.
We regret to learn that the Lady Htecterux VANE,
infant daughter of the 11ris and Marchioness of Lonmethaar,
died yesterday at his lAr&hth's house, Park-lane.
Ye.terday were removed from Sloane-street to the
lama, vault in Notrhant, county of Durham, the remains of the
Ladles 131-the, the mother and the wife of Sir if. Ithaca, Bart. M.P.
Sir MATTHEW TIARNAT is, reported to have given it
as his opinion, that Mr. Secretary Cassino's com-
plaints are merely muscular, and that the main sources
'of life and health are in no degree impaired.—Brighton
Mardian.
THE VVESTMEATH ELECTION.—The Petitioners have
closed their case, and the result is, that so many of
Mr. Toilet's voter's have been cancelled, as gives Mr.
SMITH the majority. The Committee having delibe-
rated about an hour, resolved that Mr. Torre shoUld
have a Commission to examine witnesses in Ireland.
Don. PalvErmers.—Tuesday evening, in conse-
quence of information received of an intended duel to
be fought in the neighbourhood of Phippsborough, the
Police of Henry-street division were on the alert. On
coming near the place about six o'clock, they observed
pro er three carriages and some horsemen at a little
l &tenet,. The parties, on seeing the Police, immediately
evade off. The principals are said to be a Mr. O'G--.T
Mr. D—x. The spot chosen for this tencontre was
BM et the rear of the Bishop's dairy, where Mr.
Barg was killed in a duel.—Freemen's Journal.
_ The Earning oar at White Norte is, we understand,
let otter extended. The curiosity of this new object has
Sally eXcited the attention of a vast concourse of spec-
tisiiirx, who ale attracted thither to view this wonderful
pieeumenon. Cars, gigs. and pleasure-boats have this
week been in high requisition for their accommodation,
litordintan 'early and profitable harvest to the pro-
"prioews......freseter Alfred.
Monday week. a man from Enottingley, sold his
wife in the Market-place, at Selby, after living with her
twenty-dtret years, to a lusty lash hawker, to whom
pase bad takes a fancy,. for a sovereign, and received
half•a-croen, in payment a the first iosealment.—
1 Yor k Courant.
lk Thqutit Was held et the Bromley Arms, Cleveland-street,
IFitzroy-square , on the body of Mr. Sauer, an engineer, who was
144,thd dead in a hackney-chariot, while being conveyed to Mr.
I Illtetlitkaite% nsanwfattvy, In the New-road, where he was con.
Rotting the conserettioneof a piece of newly-invented machisteryr—
IVt-rdier, Died by the ‘VAlitien of Oats.
An Inquest was held lit The Middlesex Hospital, on the body oil
IBefsey Lewis, thtele pears of -age, who was eon over by a hackney-
touch, N 0.1441, ost &May tart,is Breed.stecet, Bloomsbury. The
coathmin endeavoured to pull op the homes, but Use miss breaking,
;Livened him. Vetdlet--..Atothernal•Deatha
An Inquest was held elite given's Wail Rata,. on the body
of— WCWINed, a swasaavereeserea as boards batiasouebrer,
who, while leasting.M* the vessel. to .tee what its depth of water
Ina. the tothdet theldeolV come mind. knocked • him overboard.
end he was AtowseiL Verect—Accdental Math.