Star.
London, England, 1826-12-20 00:00:00

ARMAMENT FOR PORTUGAL.

DEVONPORT, SUNDAY EVENING, SEVEN °TEAM
This port and arsenal is all in a bustle, and order,
are hourly expected for the equipment of more shies
and the embarkation of mere troops. The Winnsr,n
CASTLE, 74 guns, one of our guard ships, having taken
out her lower deck guns for the purpose of .ecommo.
dating the troops, yesterday fired the signal gun I,e
departure, and went down the harbour with a light
wind at north, near Devil's Point. The wind failed,
and she brought to, but afterwards proceeded to Baru-
pool. This forenoon, by means of warps, she reached
as far as the east end of the Island, and then came to;
she afterwards warped to windward, near the cit4,:el,
and sailed to her mooring, in the Sound. The troop.,
however, the 60th Rifle Corps, 600 strong, will not
embark till to-morrow morning.
DOVER, TUESDAY, THREE O'CLOCK, P.M.--Mr. Lay.
DEN, the Austrian Messenger, arrived in Dover ;0.6,,
and immediately freighted a steam-packet (txtr4) for
Calais. From the great haste Ire was in, be was doubtle,s
charged with important dispatches. An extra coquet
from Prince Polignac also crossed to clAy.

Monday evening, at half-pact sir o'clock, Sri Wv.
Cutivou left his house in Queen AnnAtreer, and proceeded in Ats
carriage and four, on his way to embark for Portugal, to take the
command of the troops.
The llosneat and PYRAMUS. which sailed from Portsmouth, Ge
Sunday mornings have had a fine wind.

I'rince ESTERHAST and suite are daily expected at Portcnioult,
to take leave of their friends, about to embark in the Foal a for Suu•!'
America.

Theiltur.wirr, M zrviLar, and SPARTIATZ with troops for Por-
tugal; and Foams, for South America, are the only craft at prey-ht
at Spithead.
We have already stated that the ant and second divisions of the
63d Regiment have sailed on board hi► .Majesty's ship Mitt.vti is,
and the first battalion of the Grenadier Guards, on boird the
Gaoucisaint, for Portugal. The first and second divisions of th,
second battalion of the 3d Foot Guards have since embarked at
Puttsuiouth, and sailed for the same destination.

Lieutenant-General Sir G. L. COLE will be appointed Colonel or
the 27th (Enniskillen) Regiment of Foot, vire the Marquis of
Ha STING s. deceased.

Lieutenant-General Sir THOMAS RRIMIAI42 will be appointed
Colonel of the 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Infantry, vice
Lieutenant-General Sir G. L. Cot.e, appointed to the 27th Fuof.
Fur " Military Promotions," see first page.

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FASIIIONABLg A lIRIPALS.

The Earl of Chesterfield, at Chesterfield Huse, South Andley.
street, from his seat, Bradley Hall, Derbyshire ; the Earl of Char.
leville, from a tour ; Sir John Harrington, at his haute in Berkley.
square. from his seat in Berks ; Colonel Aitcheson, from a tour;
Hon. C. Tollentache, from Uxbridge ; and the Unit. Capt. Clanet,
from a tour, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's street ; the Cuuntets
of Pomfret, from i tour ; and James Hamilton, Fol. front Cara.
bridge, at the British Hotel, Jerrnyn-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Crnrrp.
ton, at their house in Grosvenor-place, front Paris ; C.W. Tupper,
Req. from Oxfordshire; and Captain Johnston, from Ilerefniel.
shire, at the Royal Hotel, St. Jantes's.street ; the Earl and Ow.
test of Cassilis, at their house in Privy Gardens, from their se
St. Margaret's; Sir Thomas and Lady Bacther, from their seat. la
Worcestershire, at Gould's Hotel..lermyn street.