Star.
London, England, 1826-01-05 00:00:00

THE A!tMY.

The lit Royal Veteran Company, now stationed at Chatham4
has been ordered to be disbanded on the 24th instant. The usual
allowances will be granted to the Officers and men as are granted
on the disbandment of Veteran Battalions. The Officers, as a
special favour, will be allowed ninepence per mile for they travel.
ling expenses from Chatham to the places of their intended re•
sidence.

The men who ate eligible for service in the New South Wales
Veteran Companies (which are now under the command of Colonel
Sir A. Comma) will be allowed to extend their services iu these
Companies.
The three Companiel of the 5d Royal Veteran Battalion, sta-
tioned at Sheerness, have also been ordered to be disbanded on
the 24th January, to which date only they will he borne on the
Establishment; the other five Companies of the Bsttalion, are
stationed at Jersey.
P•rty recruits have very lately joined the Depot of the Seth Foot.
Fifty recruits hate lately joined the 72d Regiment at Kinsale.
'Thirty recruits joined the Royal Staff Corps at Hythe, last week.
The Pensions to Widows of Officers of his 111ajest land
Forces and Marines are, from the 24th December, 182 i, in fu-
ture to be issued quarterly, instead of every four months only, as
heretofore; claimants are therefore to make their affidavits on or
after the 24th March, 24th June, 24th September, and 24th De-
cember, In each year.
The

Services, due the 24th ult. will be in course
of payment on Wednesday, the 18th inst. •iz.—Unattached Pay
of General Dicers, Royal Bounty, Widows Pensions, Retired
Full and Flail Pay, Military Pens'ett. to Wounded Of9aer•, l'ay
of Adjutants of Local Militia, Manaus, to Reduced Ad;.,?-11.ts,
and Serjeant-Majnn of Militia ; Foreign Half. pay and Foreign
Pensions.

The tsth (Warwickshire) Resistant of Foot, has completed its
togmentation establishment.

NAVAL INTEL..itiENCE.

The following was this morning posted at Lloyd's :

" Ateanano, Nov. 15.—The Castle of St. Juan de Ulloa sur-
rendered on tke Ild instant, and the garrison have embarked for
the Havimnth."

His Majesty's ship Patssaosa, for La Gaayra, with Sir IL
Peavaa and suite; and his Majesty's ship Pys*Nus, for Vera
Crux, with Mr. Montag and suite, sailed from BArbadoes on the
23d and 24th of November.

The Naparina, front London, was stranded on the rocks near
Trinidad, Sloth November, and full of water.

The Rio packet, Mrsanazza, was lost off Alvarado, 18th Oct.
Famsourti, Jaw. S.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Duke of Yolk
packet, from the Leeward Islands—sailed from St Thomas's, the
3d of December ; and the Stanmer packet, from Lisbon. Also, a
bark, two brigs, and a galliot, names unknown.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Liens, from
Alvarado, Sec.—sailed about the 26th November.
_ _ _

PORTIZIOOTIM, Jas. 4.—Wind E.—Arrived the Sarah, BATE-
tux, from Honduras, with loss of bulwarks, Btc.--sailed the 30th
of October, in company with the Zephyr and Rosalind, for London,
and parted six days after sailing. The Ada, Cox, and Melpomene,
Joyesos, were loading, and would be ready to sail in a week after
the Sarah. Also arrived, the Five Gebroeders, Dr &SCAR, from
Mavannah for Antwerp; and the Eleanor, Kaorr, from 31emel.
The Onyx, Larne, from Honduras, out twelve weeks, is working
up from the Needles. Sailed his Majesty's ship ROYAL GEORGE.
for Bermuda.

Dui., Jaw. 4.—Wind R. strong breezes.--Arrived and sailed
for the River, the British King. Mnrsciurr, from New York—saw
about thirty sail of homeward bound vessels below Beachy Head.
Passed through from the River, the Sl'ters, Duce, for the South
Seas; and the Hope, Boasts, for the Cape of ,Good Hope. De
Admiral Cockburn, for Rotterdam, and Palafox.for Lisbon,remain.
LIVERPOOL, JAW. s.—.. Wind KS.B..—Off the port, tae Silas
Richards, Hounsuics, from New York—sailed the Bth ultimo;
Diana, from Sicily; Joe, Gausrav, and Champion, BUM,
Ames, from Whom