Star.
London, England, 1827-04-07 00:00:00

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As iospection Is to take -place of the Permanent Staffs of the
Militia iteglomots, which at prtsent, is many inisances , composed
of old and I scitnt OICII, sod the Militia is to be rendered mole
effective by ;Racing the men under the directions of the Commander-
lo-Chief, and filling up the commissions by each:sit Olken from
tkit Half.pay List, it being Intended he cAU into actual service a pats
,et this toter. _ _ _

The Marquis of Campine, K.G. Lord Lieutenant of the county of
Kent. has. with his MAJESTY.* approbation, taken the cosonsand of
the West Kent Regime, t of Wilda.
Detachments belonging to the loth. Itth, 14th, 34th, and Srth
• Regiments of Infantry, snatched yesterday morning, fromWestedne-
et's., fur Bristol, oa route to Leland.
A Detachment belom fig ends listh Regiment of Foot, marched
yesterday morning, front Westminster, for Bristol, on teem
to Plymouth.
By the mita! of Calera,' Gazettes, we regret to observe, that no
It,, than three Officers belonging to his Majesty's 13th I.n.ht
l)ragnons bare bent tried by Court Martial, at Bangalore.
Presidency of Madras. The first, Major PATIRSON, for
officer-Me ant disrespectful conduct towart's bin senis r °S-
eer, Lieutenant Colonel Borst. of which charge he was found
guilty, and ordered to receive a reprimand from the CDIII.
,'under-in-Chief. The second, Lieutenant Beelines, for involving
himself in pecuniary transactions with non-commissioned Offi-
cers under his immediate command, fur which he was sentenced
to lose a step in his regintebtal rank ; and the thud. Lieutenant- Col.
Boris, for acting in opposition to certain orders Issued by the Majne-
General commanding the Mysore division of the army, of which be
was honourably acquitted.--Monsine Ant.

NAVALINTET-n. GENCE
• •
FAueouvir, Aram. S.—Wind 5...-Arrived the KZUP.
7nsi sailed for London.'

Prawnorrir Aran. S.—Wind S. S. V.—Arrived she Percival,
A anus ; PriadNa, &firmest'. ; and Elisabeth, from Qaebec ;
and Maria, from Trinidad. •
Poaraxoursr, AVM. L.... Arrived from London, the Marquis of
Hastings, --- fur New South Wales; Sarah, Gum, far Sc.
Kitt's; Ottawa. honotas, for Quebec-' Adana, CHADWICE, foe
New York; and George IV. for Cadiz. Arrived also, his
Majesty's ship Catuure, from St. Vincenes--sailed.the led at
February, Vera Cruz the 22d, and Havannah tint Sth of Marsh;
has brought home Bharat 80,000 dollars on merchants' account. His
Majesty's ship Tom had left Vera Cruz before the Catif.lo,B ar-
rived, and bad gone to Tampico, to take specie for
Sailed the George IV. BLACK, for Cadiz and Gibraltar,
neat, Aran. 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hatchinson, Low-
rey', from Demerara. Remain, the Enterprise, Drums, and
Charles Kerr. Roam. for Bombay; Aurora, Hotter:, for Ss.
John's; and Amethyst, TWOMPOOIII, far Montreal.
GOOVRIIMA, Aran. S.—Arrived the Julia, Davis. from Seville;
and Thetk. Cane, from Lisbon. Sailed the Hanibletunlan,
for Vera Crus ; Roxburgh Castle, Darts, for Calcutta; and Sir,
ter, Ramses. for Demerara.
Via* Cm, Fen. 20.—The Greek, front New 101/1 to this
port, Is lost on Campeacity illank—erew saved.
Hautroarso, Maws 28.—Yesterday the hull of a vessel was
towed ea shore by some fishing boats. According to a kill of
Lading, she is supposed to be the Frair Elisabeth, Besse, from
Hantburgh to Hull.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTIN,

His Majesty's Stag Hounds meet GO Monday, at Ma gentas&
Head; Wednesday, at GerrattrsCroas; Saturday, at Ascot Heath.
BATH SPRINf RACES—(Ccrocubet).
A Sweepstakes for'Ponks, of 2 soya east, witli a Purse added. 13
bands 1 inch high; catch weights. One title Isews.
•
Mr. Stock's br. m. aged • 1
)Jr. Holloway's Maid-of-ail-Work, 3 yrs
Mr. Codrington'a b. Witch, aged
Mr. Jones's cL. in. CM de Perdrit, 3 yrs • 4
CROXTON PARK RACKS--(hiRLYON MOWBRAY).
Match-100. Two miles.
Mr. addulples Cural (Capt. Berkeley) beat Mr. Grosvenoe's
Thompson.
The Meadow Coplot Stakes of 115, anvs. each. Two miles.
Twenty-one Soloactlbers.
Capt. litariodetis bro. to lietgrave
Capt. Ross named ch. g. by Dun Cossack
Mr. H. Worankl mauled g. f. Mayflower .
Mr. Payne Gossooo

Four others were not placed. A line race.
Handicap of 10 sows. each, and 20 added. Om* roam.
Mr. Spriggs Forester .
b. f. Sweetwort, 3 ire
A Plate of .e5O added to a Sweepstakes of 5 says. cad. • Oace

Mr. Peel's b. g. The Counsellor
Mr. Burton's Mayflower
Eight others warted, but were not placed.
A Forced Handicap of le sou. each. One mile.
Mr. Paynes Goisoen .
Capt. Ross's Dan Cossack
Mr. sprigg's Forestrr
Mr. Grossenor's Thompson
The Farmers' Plate of sngs was won by Mr. Rinsisingteut
Ranceby beating Mr. Forster's b. b. rec. lOgs) and 12 others.
OLD BAILEY SESSI NS—THIS DAY.

Robert Smith, a fashionably drersed young man,
stood indicted for stealing a silver watch, three gold
seals, &c. the property of Charles Britcher.
The prosecutor is a waiter at Oriver's Hotel, near
Westminster Bridge. On the 13th of Fsbnary, the
prisoner came into his master's house and hired a bed
for several nights, the next morning witness saw hiss
the coffee•room, where he ordered breakfast. but seen
after left the hous-, and never returned. On witness
going to his own bed-room, he missed his property.
Tarrance, a pawnbroker, deposed, th3t on the
14th February ti.e prisoner pledged a silver watch ar
seals at his house for 11. 15s. A few days alter bees'
again to pawn another watch, when, being informed
the robbery, he caused his apprehension.
The prisoner in his defence said, he was innocent
the robbery, and had bought the articles the morning
he pledged them for 41. near the Elephant and Castle.
The Loan CHM Justice summed up the evidence,
and the Jury found him Gmilty—Death.
The prisoner was again indicted for stealing a silver
watch, silver snuff-box, a snit of clothes, &c. from
Holmes's Hotel, in Parliament-street, 04. the 21st
February last, where, under a similar pretence, be f
gaged a bed for nine nights. The facts of the ease _
mg clearly made out, and the person of the prisoner
identified, the Jury, without hesitation, pronounced him
The M-rchion.-- end arrived

o Marchioness of WeLLEsutv as. suite strrit
safely at Holyhead, after a passage of six hours and ten minutes.
EAST INDIA D CB COMPANY.—A Ge•
need Meeting of the Proprietors of the Stpck of this Company
was held yesterday, at their Mee In St. Heleo's-place, for the pus.
pose of declaring a Dividend. C. H. Tunnel', Esq. the Chairman,
moved that a Dividend of Four per Cent. on the half year should
be declared payable immediately, which-was tarried nuanimondy.
New PUBLICATIONS. The fallowing interestini
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Dr. Jeuner, by Dr. Baron, One VuL avo.—Y. Imaginary Cwt.,-
'atlas. of Literary Men and Statesmen,by Walter Savage Candor,
Rsq. new Edition, considerably enlarged, Two Count
Segues Journey with the Impress Catherine to the Crimea, Sao.-
4. Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Siddoets, by James Boatten. FAq.
forming a Companion to the Life of Mr. Kemble, Two Vols.—
S. A Secoad Edition of the Life of Frederick Reynolds, the Dr 7
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distinguished Persons, Royal, Political, • Literary,'and Musical,
Two Vuls.-6. Napoleon in the ode! World, • Narrative found
near his Tomb at St. Helena; Editions in French and English,
One VoL-7. The Young Itillemius's Comrade, a Narrative -
Military Adventure, &c. One Vold. The Political Primer ; o
Road to Public Honours, One VoL—And 9. Memoirs of Theo-
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Journal of his Negodatinna to procure the Aid of the French
the Lineation of Ireland, with Sekcifons front his Dienes, tel
Agent to die Irish Catholics, Two Vols.