Star.
London, England, 1829-02-27 00:00:00

SHERIFFS.

The following alterations were made on Wednesday, at Ilse
Council at Windsor Castle. is the List or Hull of Sheriffs :

Hreeroanstrias—Willi;m Gorden, of HallieW, Esq. to be
Sheriff of the county of Hereford, iu the room of Richard Blake.
more of the Lens, Esq.
thrroaosurse—Neithrop altered to Ca!thorn. House
Souraraurrox—Edward William Nightingale, Esq. altered to
William Edward Nightingale, Esq.
Senate—Felix Ladbroke, Esq. altered to Felix Calvert Lad-
broke, Neg.
Sussex—Sir Charles Motoilen Burge, Lamb, Bart. altered to
Sir Charles Ma rtolke Lamb, Bart.
Waawscassisaz —James Watt, of Ashton Hall, Esq. to be
Sheriff of the county of Warwick, in the room of S intact Tenius
Sake% of the Larches, Amass, near Birmingham. Esq.
Basconsusae—John Parry Wilkins, of Manderwen, Beg to be
Sheriff of the county of Brecuo in the, room of Thyme Howe
Gwynn', of Lianigon House, ELI.
Caanaavoirseres—DanielVawdrey, of Plasgwyrunt, Esq. to be
Sheriff of the County of Carnarvoo, in the roam of Thomas
Lloyd, of Glangwos, &q. deceased.
Dgemousuran—William Lloyd, of Bryniestyn, Esq. altered to
William Lloyd, of Bryn Estya, Eli.

THE ARMY.

Hone Guards, irsb. 16, 18519.

with a view to limit effectuilly the expense of mess and band
mbectiptioncand at the same time to provide for the proper main.
tenince of these establishments, the King has been pleaseJ to com-
mand that the following regulations shall take place throughout the
cavalry and infantry, the household troops excepted:
. Thirty days' pay to be paid by each Officer to the mere fund on
appointment, and an annual subscription. under the discretion of
the Commanding: Officer. but not exceeding eight days ,sel, to be
paid in support of mess contingencies.
In all cases of promotion each Officer to pay the difference on
thirty days' pay between the rank attained and that previously held.
Twenty days' pay to be paid by each Officer to the band fund on
appointment, and an annual subscription, under the discretion of
the Commanding Officer, but nos exceeding twelve days pays to
be paid in support of the band expenses.
In all cases of promotion the same rule to apply to the band as
that laid down for the mess subscription.
The regulated allowance to servants to be in future Its. 61. par
'eek in the cavalry, and le. id. in the infantry.
' No other subscriptions or charges upon any regimental• Officer
to be 'considered imperative.
publishing his Majesty's pleasure to the army upon subject*,
calculated so essentially to promote economy in the lutes lot of iv-
giments, and to relieve Officers from extraordinary and unexpected
expense, by the introduction of a fixed and uniform scale, the
General Commanding in Chief calls upon General Olken its
charge of districts, and Commanding Of of regiments and of
reserve companies, to give the fullest effect to these regulations
By command of the Right Hen. General Lord Hill,
Commanding in Chief.
H. TAYLOR, Adjutant-General.

NAVAL IN lELLIGENCE.

llama Aaarua Tuu Dar—Dublin 1--Waterford I—France 1...-
Hambergh I—Holland I—Sweden 1.
The Reward, Anderson, from Neweastk to Oporto, ran on shone
near the Start Point on Wednesday MO • g, but was got off with
damage, and rudder broken, and carried into Dartmouth.
The Hope, Kyle, from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Belfast,
was lost on the 24th December near Cranbury Idand—erew and
passengers saved.
Scrum', Few 24.—0 n the 41st instant, about one cu. a violent
gale from N. N. W. commenced, which continued all night, but
moderated in the morning. The Cornwallis, Henderson, bound to
St. Helena and the Cape, during the gals drove near a ledge of
rocks in Old Grimsby hatbour, but, with the assistance of two
boats, was prevented striking, and is now in safety.
Hoteneas, Fra. 2b.—The Solos, Belly, froth America to 11,
verpool, is arrived here leaky, and hie cargo damaged, having *l.
perienced a hurricane on the 94 Instant in let. 42. loot. SS. in WWI
both topmasts and mast-beads were carried away,
• Dint. Faa. 26. —Wind Lby S.—Sailed the Sophia Anne,
for Antwerp.
Poaviatons, P. 2$ —Wind B.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Ferret, for the Mediterranean.
Pteuoure, S.W.--.Ageliod the Mask Mu.
'eine. from St. Ander° ; Rdmued, Netheivrood, from Be. Bebe..
San's. Off port, the Adventure, fn. Lisbon.'
Fatootrru, Fes. 21— Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the New Manly,
Type'', from Genoa; and Merton, from Bilboa. Sailed the
Sphynx packet, for St. Domingo, Jamaica, Ste.

ram/ THE TLTIEHOTH JHOESSAL, FM 15.
The Pigeon packet brig, Lieutenant J. Ninney, sailed on Mon.
day morning for Falmouth, having been towed out at harbour by
the Meteor steam-VISSCL
The Arrow Cutter, to, Lieutenant Brookins, came in en the
same morning with supernumeraries from Portsmouth to joie ships
at this port. and sailed again on Tuesday.
The Nimrod was brought into harbour on Monday by the Me-
teor steam.ve.seL

In Hamm:sr—The Britannia, Kent. Womb, Comet, Zebra,
Ninirod, Bulger, Cordelia, Leveret, Magnet, and Meteor steamer.
At the Island—The Bramble. In the Sound—The Adeline.
We team sis Falmouth. that all was wen en board his Majesty's
sloop Wittman, 10, Captain W. IL Manners, ai Gibraltar, on the
Ist instant.
By a recent regulation, the boys for the Royal Navy will In fu-
ture be supplied from the Royal Marine Society's department.

S'r G. CLane was on Monday last reelected for the
county of Edinburgh.
The fishing at Fulkstone has lately suffered from the
ravage, of the dogfish, which break through the nets,
driving the fish from them.
THE SECTAIHAN ; on. THE CHURCH AND THil
hlorrima-Hotion. A very singular Novel. with this name,
re heirs won appear. It is said to be written by m as-Calvinist.