Star.
London, England, 1828-09-15 00:00:00

DEVONPORT, Sim 13.

Nis M jetty's ship Bombay (new 84). Commander
Alexander Campbell, arrived yesterday from the East
Indies, having kit Bombay on the 26th May, touching
at St. Helena and. Ascension, the latter of which places
'she left on the Bth Augus.. The Golconda and the
Manilla were in a state of forwardness for Europe. The
Bombay, on Wednesday last, passed the Russian squa-
dron, which left this pit on the 4th inst. in lat. 46 N.
long. 9' W. close hauled, with the wind from theW.S.W.
Captain Pennell came home passenger in the Bombay.
Letters were received yesterday from the Ocean, 80,
Capt. P. Campbell, dated off Navarin. the 20. h Aug.
all well. Affairs remained in statu quo. Ibrahim Pacha
had not made any attempt to quit the Morea. The
Dryad was appointed to convey Mr. Stratford Canning
from. Corfu to Constantinople.
Yesterday the Nightingale schooner, Bramblecutter,
and Leveret tender,. with the Supply naval transport,
saile.l from Portsmouth with the men belonging to.thy
Marine Attillery and Coast Blockade Service, lately
employed in the Brit innia, 120, which vessel has re-
slimed her station as guard ship at this port.
His Majesty's ship Barham arrived at Jamaica, from Barbados%
the 11th July; and Ferrets, from Alansinella de Cuba—Warsplto
at Make, from Napoli di Romania, the 21st July Went* Lfrom
Portsmouth, the iistis July, and sailed for &ate the UM; Plover
from Falmouth, the alst, and sailed for Corks the afith July—Wasp.
at Vourla the sth August—Clinker at Fernando Po, front Siena
Leone, 14th June; Eden sailed from thence on a cmise—Frolis
packet at Jamaica, from Falmouth, 11th July, and sailed 15th,folt-
Carthagena—Aurora at J maim, from Antigua, 16th July...
Arachne at Jamaica, front Char es, 17th July—Pandora sailed (raft
New South Wales for Trincomalee, Bth March.
Letters from the Forte, 44, Captain J. Crighlin, dated Rio de
Janeiro, 25t1 June, state that she-was to sail do the'sarne day
so round Cape Horn, and was not expected to return home uno
the spring.
The Nightingale schooner, and the Bramble cutter, came into
harbour on Thursday.
The Goldfinch packet brig, Lieut. WaUde, sailed on Saturday
for Falannith ; and the Emerald tender, and Pylades, 18, Com-
nunder Hay, for Cork. The Revel, RUselan brig of war, lieut.
Selwanotf, sailed on Saturday for the Baltic. The Arrow, Sparrow,
and Snipe cutters sailed on Sunday for Portsmouth.
In Hamoaze—Britannia, Windsor Castle; Pfransus, Trinculo,
Jaseur, Echo navy steamer, and Astelope cutter.
Barn Pool—Meteor bomb.
Sound..-Oreatos, Bitiiiiniarf, and Bombay.

The new bridge over. the Cstron, at Denny, is now
open for the use of elm pnbka •
The streets of Windsor and many of the shops are
lighted with ps prep)red. from resin, which bores in a most bril-
liant manner, and is demised far superior to that produced from
coals.

The Pagoda medal, given by Colonel &PENS, was
tint for on Saturday seennight by the Royal Company of Archers
King's Body Guard), in ,Hope Park, and gained by Isms Ton,
ill
W.& .
r. Secretary Peat left town on Saturday morning,
Ina visit to his father, Sir Rosier Pam, at Drayton Puk, Suf.
liedaldre•
A Naval Officer arrived in town about eleven o'clock
yesterday morning, from. Marseilles, with dispatches for the Loan
Wait ADMIIIAL and the Rarl of A s from Sir Rows an
COMIIIIGNX• Intimation of the arrival of the dispatches was gtv.n
to Viscount blimvinas, who attended at the Admiralty Tester thy
afternooe.
A King's Messenger arrived at the Foreign Office,
Downing-street, at a late hour on Saturday night, from Paris, with
dispatches from Mr STRAMID Caesura and Sir FUDISICK Awe,
the Lord High Cuenalissioners of the lonian Ides, and oho Irons
Lord Smuts DI ROTH 11•11.
The Russia's Ambassador had a long interview with
the Earl of Airmen' on Saturday, at the edict of the Secretary W
State for Foreipi Altair,.
Dispatches were received on Friday, from Lord Hay
rummy, at Odeisa, dated the nth of August. They were brought
by a Russian courier. Intelligence had just been received ota vi-
gorous sortie from Varna, in which Prince klmsmorr received a
severe wonud, and great apprehensions were entertained for his
his. Count Worionow. the Governor of Odessa, who formerly
tommanded the Russian contingent in France, bad been appointed
to succeed Prince Misautorr in the command of that portion of
the kussian army which was operating stalest Varna. There was
considerable'sickness in the Russian army, and among the deaths'
was mentioned that of General liaxnummar, a brother of the
Princess Levan, an officer of great merit and highly esteemed,.
Nothing material had occurred before Schumla, except that Gm.
brumes had sustained a check in consequence of advancing too
in in pursuit of a Tarkish corps which be had driven back. Me
h said to Iwo kw one gun and 1100 men.
The impui tans trial of Henry Saatders, u an ac-
complice in the Greenock Sauk robbery, will ciane on
4l the Glasgow Circuit to-morrow. The witneases are
tumm,ined to be in attendance at eight o'clock in the
'horning. The.prOeeedings are expected tai be very prop
batted, the Crown having cited no lots than 16.5 lash.
licluals ti give trideoce.

THE 'ARMY.

We hear the 17th Foot Is under orders for the West Tod 6.

The Right and Centre Squadrons of the Westmorland and
Cumberland Yeomanry Cava ry had a Grand Field. Day in Low-
ther Parks on Saturday, under the immediate command of the
Hon. Colonel Lowman.; and after the business of the Fleas Day
was Over, the Gentlemen partnnk of an elegant dinner, cnnOsting
of every delicacy of the season, in a beiutiful and commodious
marquee on the lawn in front of the Castle.