Star.
London, England, 1826-06-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

-Friday a troop of the loth *Hussars left Bury for Northzmpto..
A troop of tkat Regiment still remains there, together with ait W
companies if Infantry.
Saturday the • 75th Regiment, quartered in Enniskillen, was !r.
spected by Major-General Timentow,wbo was highly pleased wits
' their excellent state of discipline, their steadinees, general "44,;r.
once, and internal economy.
Six companies of the 60th Ride Corps have been ordered to
march from Manchester for Birmingham.
The Kidderminster troop of Yeoinanry Cavalry, commanded b,
.Captain Boren?, was inspected on Wednesday last, on Hartiebuti
Common, by Major Cuarlaeros, of the 4th Dragoon Guar,!.,
who expressed himself highly pleased at their conduct, diseip!itie,
and general appearance; after which be kindly partook with the::t
of an excellent dinner at the Plough Inn, kept by Mr. Thursth ,
' sailer sergeant of the troop.
Monday the tech Hussars were reviewed in the Phenix Pat k,
Dublin, by Sir C. Gamer. The evolutions were executed with e
utmost accuracy, under the command of Major Towing/es.
The Ilepot of the 77th Regiment, stationed at Alullingar, unie:
Major Cu axe, underwent a half-yearly inspection last week be.
fore Major General Taxi.oa. The various marchings, evolution
and Brings, excited the agreeable surprise of the Major General,
especially as the depot companies are composed exclusively of vete
young men. The Regimens has completed its augmentation
establishment.

Wedne,day, the eth, or King's Own Regiment, commanded
by
Colonel Dutra, was reviewed on the Green of Glasgow, by or
Ron. Sir R. W. O'CALLAcoas, Commander of the Force, fur
Scotland. This distinguished Regiment went tArnugli th, cane 5
military evolutions with the utmost precision, and wliik they II Ne
sltivfaction to the Commander of the Forces, they afforded
treat to the numerous spectators who attended.

NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENCE.
Arrived off the Wight, the arren aaings, --, from ilevai
id Madras; and the Elizabeth, Cotraiss, from Singapore.
Off Weymouth, the Eliza, SUTTON, from Bengal.
The Saracen, whaler, is supposed to be off Portsmouth.
The Ana WILSON, of Aberdeen, was totally lost on the sth
tCape Ray. Crew saved. _

The following vessels arrived at Monte Video between the 10th
of klarch and the 10th of April, all bound to Buenos Ayres, bet
warned off by the blockading squadron, viz.—The Idovaid and
Gustave Ann, from Flourdeaux ; Manlius and Neptune, from
Havre ; Lincoln, from China; Roxana, front the Cape de Verds;
C.onferancerath, Palmas, from Hamburgh ; and the St. Juan, from
Gibraltar.

FALMOUTH, JCIEZ 18.—Wind variable.—Arrived the .Magdalen
Hosts, from Laguna. .
Poarsiaourn, Jure 19.—Wind S. to S.E—The Protector, ar-
rived yesterday from Carthagena, in 51 days, reports, that the
Samuel, of Liverpool, Bioolaritin, had been cordemned, and sou
at Carthagena. The Lyon unite:, Joxes, arrived thereon the 20th
of April; also the l'rench frigate Orlando, and an Ambas-
sador. The Swallow packet sailed three days previous, for J.:-
malca and England,
DIAL, JONX 111.7-Wind N.B. by E. fresh breem.—Arrived
and sailed for the River, the George the. Third, CLAIM, and Mary
Ann and Isabella, Waimea., from Janucies ; DuckenSeld, LYON,
from Honduras; Albina, Snavroarn, from Demerara; and the
Shepherd, Thant, from St. Kin's. The William Shand, from
Penang, remains.
Lsvearoot, Jure 111.—WInd N.W.—Arrived the Mentor.
PATII;CIE ; Norma, bunters; and. Emerald, Howls, from
Charleston; Cabatta, Resnais, from St-John's (N.B.)—sailed 25th
nit. On the same day, spoke the Lord Gambier, from Newcastle;
Msd on the 27th, spoke the schooner Susan, with loss of forensic!,
and waterlogged. Arrived the George the Fourth. Jor, from Rio
de Jagefro, in 84 days. Off the pen, the Fairfield, NUSON, from
Sierra Leone.

SPQR'

BETTING ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Jest 19'.
The betting yesterday was more brisk than it has been .in the
Epsom Races, and turned upon the July Stakes and the St. Leger.
For the former two more horses were brought up, Cricketter and
Intruder; Cricketter leaving off as second favourite. The odds on
the St. Leger have varied but little-on the leading favourites, ask*
were riot backed veiy freely, but several outsiders came late notice.
At the close of the Boom the betting was thus;
•
JOLT *TIMM
6 tq 1 apt Manteloke
to 1 agst Intruder

4 t• 1 apt Aotadis
II to ! apt Cricketter

S to 1 apt Crotchet

sr.
4 ti I apt Belzoni
61 to apt Bediatnite
1S to I asst The Dragon
13 to 1 apt Crusader
IS to 1 apt Buxton
1$ to 1 apt Pirate
$0 to 1 apt The General

Uto ,1 apt Fanny
55 to 1 agat Mae Adam
35 to I apt Barefoot
So to 1 apt Barataria (taken)
1000 to IS apt fintonler (taken)
10,000 to a 0 apt Gator de Lion
(takes)

VOYAOI 07 Thscovany.---Thursday the Russian
corvette Enterprise, commanded by Captain Kotzebue,
arrived at Portsmouth after three years' absence, during
which period she has been employed in exploring the
coast of North America, adjacent to the Russian Set-
tlements, the Aleutian Archipelago, the Coast of Kam:-
schatka, and the sea of Ochoisk, taking also the range
of the South Sea Islands, visiting the Sandwich Island
of Owhyee, since the burial of the King and Queen, by
Lord Byron. That Island was tranquil and advancing
in prosperity. The natives expressed themselves much
gratified with the attention bestowed on the remains of
their late King and Queen. The Enterprise touched at
Manilla, which place she guinea on the 23d January,
when the Spanish Settlers had abandoned the idea cf
separating from the mother country of Spain, frorn
which a new Governor had recently arrived, with a re-
inforcement of European troops. She touched at St.
Helena for water, on the 19th of April. She will re-
main at Spitbead about ten days, and then return to
St. Petersborgh.