Star.
London, England, 1827-04-11 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENC9•

FALMOUTH, Arms p•—Wind S.- in Arrived the Stanmer peeler,
from 'Ashes ; &Miry Cook, sod Gladstone, Watteau,
from Leith for bladaira. Sailed the Doke of klariborough packet,
for Lisbon; and the Marquis of Salisbury packet, for the Brazils.
Poarsatouret, Aram lo.—Wind N. W.-a-Smao, r u. Two ships
have just brought up at St. Helen's, one an American...sod the
other supposed to he an outward bound skip from the River.
Deo., Aram 10.—Wind R.—Arrived from London,and paved,
the Thomas King, Wituastsim, for Demerara; Asia Wean, for
Quebec; for Malta; and Valiant., for Sr. John's (M.S )
Ar rind the C. liamilton,Dweresmr, from New Yorb.
G Revetments Aram 9.—Arrived the Jane, Wet's, from it. Lucia.
Aram IG.—Arrived the West Indian, GUTHRIL, from Jamaica;
and Alfred, Monceau, from Smyrna. Sailed time Princess Vit..
MATTISCH, for Manilla; George, FSLCHAM, for Bengal; lobo
Bigger, KIST, for Bombay; and Jupiter, Airoassint, for Trieste.
The Ardwell. Wanomt, from Liverpool fur Tampico, put into
Douglas, Isle of Man, with loss of bowsprit. jib, and fore.topmast.
The Leander May from Charleston, grounded in the Prince's
Dock Basin, Liverpool, and filled with water. About 200 bake
landed free from damage.
The Sir W. Scott, Butvanutv, from Africa, has arrived at Li.
verpool. On the 18th March, spoke the Pyrenees, from London
for Berbice, in lat. 44. 20. long. 37. Lieut. Conant, of Ma Ma.
if I tr. ship NORTH STAR, captured a Spatii,h schooner in Bonny
River, with 180 slaves on board.
Maaoave, Aran. 9. —The arrivals from Ostend last week were,
on Thursday, the Fox. Capt. FOR, with passengers and 12 horses ;
on Saturday, dr Countess of Elgin, with 20 horses and passengers,
which vessel sailed agaio on Sunday morning for Rotterdam, for
more horses, which trade goes on briskly. By these vessels the
town is well supplied with butter, eggs, and poultry, at a tweetembie
price. Monday arrived the Hooghly Raw indiaman, 4111.411114111
several Military Officers and Ladies from Calcutta, who pnemnini
for town. •
THE ARMY.. •
• •
• A detachment of the 52,1 Pomo ta• trlMPanti of Captain
ICatio, left Brightoo Barracks on Bimodal fee Pertensemb, there to
embark (or Halifax.
Three Tromps of the 7th (the Prince Royals') Regiment of Dra-
gnets Guards, arrived on the Bth instant, at Liverpool, from Dublin,
011_11•M to Birmingham and-Coventry.
'The 24 Division of the Depot of the 50th Regiment of Infantry,
embarked ea the 6th instant, on board the Princess Royal, trans-
port at Belfast, for Portsmouth.
Detachments belonging to the 4th, II tb, and 13th Regiments of
Light Dragoons, marched this morning from Westminster, for the
I Cavalry Depot at Maidstone.
The friends of the 234 Pusßeem will be glad to Teats, the filth
poor women sod children who secreted themselves on
Portuguese vessel at Gibraltar, when the Regimeneembar
who suffered severe wrecks doting fifty-two days patine,
of five sr six, are now safely provided foe at Belem.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WA R-OPPICR, APRIL 9, H 197.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Rapt. Join Potter Maelen,
from the half.pay, to be' Captain, vice Thomas Noommout
Quiche, who exchanges, receiving the difference. •
3d Regiment of light Dragoons—Cornet William Walter Coe-
grave to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ratcliffe, premien is
the 6th Dragoons.
1 lth Ditto-;-Lieutenant Edward Arnold, from half.prry- lit
d Dena
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goons, to be Lieutensnh vice Maxwell, led.
16th Ditto— Cornet Cachet Ootton to be Lie
enant, by roams,
vice J. Douglass, promoted ; Lieutenant John Vincent to be
Adjutant, vice Hiltno, who resigns the Adjutentcy any
17th Ditto--Cornet Samuel William Need to be Limitation, by
purchase, vice St. Quintin,promoted ; Archibald Hepburn Alit-
clieboo, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. vice Shaw,. promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Norman Maclean to be Captain,
without purchase, vice -Wetherell, promoted.
12th Ditto—Captain Richard Alexander Butler, from the half pay,
to be Captain, vice Southwell, promoted.
23d Ditto=-Lientemust • Malcolm Ross, from the half-pay, to be
First Lieutenant, vice Forster, appointed to the 24th Foot;
Arthur Johnstone Lawrence, Gent. to be Second hieutcoant, by
Forebear, vice Ross, promoted.
25th Ditto.—Quarterniaster Serjeant William Howe to be Quar-
termaster, vise Price, deceased. . .
30th Ditto—Ensign William Townsend Oin, from the half pay,
to be Kadin, vice John Picrrepoint Taylor, who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference.
40th Ditto—Captain Evelyn Spencer Bowmen, from the half pay,
to be Captain, vice Elliot, promoted.
424 Ditto--Gentleman Cadet William Oliver Grant, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Graot,
appointed to the 92d Foot.
45th Ditto--Captain John Cole to be Major, vice Stacpoole, de-
ceased. To be Captains—Uslutenant James Reid, by purchase,
vice Cole; Captain Edward Caulfield Archer, from the half pay,
vice John Grant, who exchanges. To be Lieutenant—Ensign
Edmond Wilson Laetrile', without purchase, vice Forbes, de.
ceased. To be Ensign, by purchase—James Patrick Meth, Vent.
vice Armstrong, who retires. •
54th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Robert Russell, from the ist Foot,
to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Macdonald, who resigns.
56th Ditto—Major John Peddie,from the half-pay,to be Majoe,pay-
log the difference to the Half pay Fund, vice Cairoes, promoted ;
Lieutenant Forrester Owen Leighton to be Captain, by purchase,
vice Thorne, who retires; Ensign Boyle T nun.* to be
lieutenant, by purchase, vice Leighton; Amos•Thorne, Gent. to
be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign' vice Woulds, deceased.
59th Ditto—Ensign William Jesse to be Lieutenant, vice AL. C.
Pitman, delta 'of his wounds.
60th Ditto—James St. John Munro, Gent. to be Second Lieuten-
ant, by purchase, vice Cromie, promoted.
63d Ditto—Captain Lord William Paulet, from the halt pay,
to be Captain, vice Jacob Jordan, who exchanges, receiving the
difference. -
70th Ddto—Lieutenant Benoit Bender, from half pay 40th Poor,
to be Lieutenant, vice James Fleeson; who exchanges ; Edward
Kelso% Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Harvey, promoted.
78th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Arthur Wood, M.D. to be Assist-
ant Surgeon, vice Duncan, deceased.
79th Ditto—Lieutenant James Macdonald, from the half pay, to
be Lieutenant, vi:e Alexander Cameron, who exchanges, Re.
ceiving the dift4rence.
86th Ditto—Captain Louis Robert James Versturme, from the
half pay, to be Captain, vice Abraham William Wynne, who
exchanges.
87th Ditto—Lieutenant James Kennelly to be Captain, without
purchase, vice C. L. Bell, promoted in 41st Foot; Ensign
Thomas Miller Creagh to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Masterson, promoted ; Ensign Charles Frederick M.Alahon, from
the 24 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Creagh.
Rile Brigade—Richard Eaton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Williams, promoted.
Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant George Ado'phus Trat:chell to be
- Captain, vice Driberg, deceased. To be First Lieutenants—Se-
cond Lieutenant Richard Jefferson, vice Woodford, deceased ;
Lieutenant Oliver Delancey, from the half pay, vim Navin.
whose appointment has not taken place. To be Second Lies-
tenant— linsign William JuAin Al`Carthy, from half pay 40th
Foot vice Edward Archer Tumour, who exchanges.
Came Corps (Cavalry).—goruet Peter Tooke Robinson to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted.
UNA TTACH ED.

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Major John Elliott Cairnes, from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant-
Colonel of Infantry, by purchase, vice the Lion. John Finch,
whose promotion, by purchase, has not taken place.
To be Lieutenants of I nrastry, by purchase—Ensto Gerard Lake
Ilarvey, from the 70th ot ; Eusign George Benjantiu Tath.
well, from the 12th Foot.
ROMS* L STA/1. _

Thomas Cuke Gaulter, 111:15: ;be 11os;ital Assistant to the Forces,
vice Murray, appointed to the 98th FOJC.

The und-rmentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of
their halt pay :
lieutenant John Mackintosh, half pay sth Foot; Lieutenant John
Preatou Walker, half pay 85th Foot.
Royal if.ast India Voluuteers—Sidney John Smith, Gent. to be
/Saisign.
Commissions signed by Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex.
To be Deputy Lieutenants--The Right Hon. Henry Thomas K.rl
of Chichester; Sir David Scott, Bart. Major Arthur Chichester;
John Heper, hag. AnStany Capron, F.aq. William Henry Yald-
wyn,

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Aram 11.

Our supplies (1.690 qrs. of Vibes t, 900 qrs. oillarley. 9.860 gri-
ef Oats, 9,850 sacks of Flour) since Monday were not Urge. still the
tuealing trade is very dull; but Monday's mice. were sustained for
fin. samples. Malting Barley being mane is taken away fr. ely at
rust.tPenerieqwuasartrs.eff(ettuedviwitherdilicue at that quotation. qsuliPoratiotnle.ll"iludlielYansel ref:1871;1;s
there is little vsriatioti.