Star.
London, England, 1827-09-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY..

The Depot of the 3.5 th Regiment left Albany Barracks, and cm'
barked yesterday for Jersey.
The South Pains Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of
Lieutenant-Colonel E. P. &MILD, M.P. will assemble at Tatou,
on the Sd of October, for eight days training and exercise.
It is expected that the Vigilant ketch will take the 4th Regi-
ment from Lisbon to Gibraltar or Malta.
Pursuant to an order of the Commander-in-Chief, private Patrick
Dunn, of the Ist battalion of the 60th Rile Corps, the depot of
which is stationed at Plymouth, was on Saturday last drummed out
of the corps for repeated acts of desertion and miscond set.
The Maria transport, of 252 tons, and the Amphitrite, of 208
tom, are appointed to convey the oth Regiment to Liverpool.

NAVAL

The Caracas, from Firemen, was taken off La Guayra en the
fib ultimo by the Vangador Spanish privateer, from Havannah.
The Thomas, blooms, from Havannah to altimore, was driven
on shore on Cargofort Reef on the 16th ultimo, but was got off
without damage.
Due, San. 27.—Wind Southerly.—Arrived the Hebe, Davis,
from Jamaica ; Reward, TIRILT, from ditto ' • Janet, from St. Pe-
tersborgh ; and William Manning, Sure,, from London for St.
Kitt's. The Atalanta, for Rio Janeiro, has sailed.
Fautourri, Seer. 26.—Wind S.K.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Kingfisher, for St. Domingo, Jamaica, and Vera Cruz.
Permovra Szrv. 26.—Wind E.S.E.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Blanche, for Portsmouth.--The Royal Adelaide, now building at
this dock.yard, will be launched on the 16th of August next, on
'which occasion the port of Plymouth will be again honoured by
the presence of the Loan How Aomtaae and the Duchess of Cea-
ses:me Remain in Hamnaze the Britannia, Queen, Windsor Cas.
tie, Romney, Victor, Bittern, Plover, and Vigilant; at the Island,
the Nightingale; in the Sound, the Plumper. T. Grant, Esq.
Agent of the Naval Hospital at Bermuda, is appointed to the Royal
Naval Hospital here, vice R. Beddeck, Esq. Agent, who resigns.
John Richards, Edo:late Pbreer of the Victory, is appointed Agent
of the Royal Naval Hospital at Bermuda, vice Grant, removed to
Plymouth. Lieutenant James Hope is appointed to the Maid-
stone. Messrs. F. Huddle and J. Burnett are promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant.—Mrs. Niagent, the wife of the Consul-General
of Peru; Captain T. Bourchler, late of his Majesty's ships Eclair
and Vane; Lieutenant Yonge, late Acting Captain of theVolage;
Lieutenant Smales, late of the Heron; and Mr. John Stigant, late
Pamir of the Volage, came passengers in the Blanche, from Rio.
The Orce frigate, of 46 guns, was launched on Saturday evening
bat, at the Dock-yard, in the presence of an immense concourse
of persona, to whom the gates were thrown open, as usual
on such occasions. She went off the stocks in gallant style,
and was welcomed to her destined element by the continued
and enthusiastic cheering of the spectators. The amateur band
were in attendance, and by their excellent music added much to
the effect of the national and Interesting scene. The ceremony
rimming was performed by Lady Canteron.—The Nile, 120, is
to be laid down immediately on the slip from which the Circe was
benched.
NAWAL COORT MAILTICALA Court Martial assembled on Mon-
day on board the Britannia, tis inquire into the cause and circum-
stances attendior the loss of Majesty's late packet brig Cypthis,
on the Island of -Harbadoes, on the 6th of June last, and to
try Lieutenant John White (b), her commander, the Officers
and crew, for the same.—The Court having beard the Lieu-
tenant's narrative, and the evidence of several of the Officers
and seamen, and very maturely weighed and considered the
same, were of opinion, that the loss of the Cynthia was to
be attributed to the. haleness of the weather, which prevented
the low land from being seen, and the unusually strong currents
which prevailed at the time, and that no blame was to be imputed
'to the said Lieutenant White, his Officers and crew; the Court
therefore adjudged the said Lieutenant White, the Officers, and
company of the said packet, to be acquitted.—Captain P. Campbell,
of his Majesty's ship Ocean, was President of the Court.
busts.—Friday last a fine sloop, named the William and Mary,
of Maxeelkona, the property of Mr. %was Tuassa, was
launched from Mr. M'Cuitirs's building yard, at Kelton, near
Dumfries, in presence.of a most numerous crowd of spectators.
The vessel took the water in fine style, and was christened amidst
cheers that made the welkin rebound. The William and Mary is
much admired for bar fine symmetry, and will add another orna-
ment to the tonnage of the Nith. The filaxweUtonians will natte-
r* take an interest in her fate, as she is the first wooden adven-
titre from that place.
ACCIDENT TO THE TYNE, WITH LOSS OF LIVES.

MITRES PA RTICULAILL
Paanoretrne, Sari. 26.—The Tyne, 26, belonging to the Expe-
rimental Squadron, has just put In here, much damaged, is conse-
quence of a dreadful accident which occurred to her last night off
the Needles, by a large Swede (the Neptunus, 400 tons, timber
loaded) running on board of her. By the shock the Tyne had her
bowsprit sprung, her bead knee nearly Move in, her flying jib boons
entirely carried away her bulwarks on the fore-cattle and head rails
cut down.and her foremast sprung very badly in two places! The
Swede is worse off, having lost five men, besides her wizen-mast,
and bee rigging and hull considerably damaged. By the first shock
three poor fellows, who were in the act of reefing the wizen-top-
sail when the accident happened,went overboard, and were drowned.
The darlnesa of the night, and the confusion of the moment, render-
ing It impossible to afford them any assistance. The death of the
other two (the ship carpenter and assistant), was of the most shock-
ins description, as they were literally clashed between the sides of
the two vessels, whilst endeavouring to cut away something to en-
atle the vessels to clear. The precise cause of the encounter of the
two ships is not fully known. They were five or six miles west of
the Needles at the time, and the collision took place about half-past
mar. They locked together for nearly two hours, during which
time great apprehensions wete entertained of further and more
serious mischief, from the perilous situation they were in. The
Swede was brought in by the Wolf, la guns, Captain Harm, dis-
Pitched from the squadion for the purpose ►y Sir T. HARDY. The
Captain had his wife and five children coa board. The Neptunus
was bound for Cadiz.

Pheasant shooting commences on Monday next, when
the daughter of these birds in the preserves will be immense, from
they treat abuodatice and their being so very tame.
in the neighbourhood of Ktugsbridge, where there is
a monthly market held, a person takes in horses at a
penny each. Some time ago, it being an unusually
large market, he put out his own horse, to get a penny,
and put it into the outhouse of his neighbour, who is a
tanner; but unfortunately it happened to be in a place
called the " dead house," where horses are lodged that
rein• ended to be killed; and upon inquiry for the animal,
mostly after, he found it had been slain and skinned:

, . ...
SLroton Fair, on Tuesday, was very fully attended.
Sheep sold dull. There was a good thew of Devoo
oxen, which sold freely, at low prices. The show of,
bolus was large, but mostly of an interior description;
except some cart colts, which met a quick sale, there
Were very few good ones.
Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Blue Boar,
Maiden•lane, Battle Bridge, on the body of Mrs. Amelia
Crawford, wife of a respectable builder in that neigh-
bourhood, who was proceeding up stairs, when her
train got entangled in the carpet wiring. by which she
was precipitated backward and taken up lifeless. Ver.-
eict, " Accidental Death."