Star.
London, England, 1828-10-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

General Lord HILT., Commanding in Chief, will hold a Levee
to-morrow, at hi• Office, in the lior-ie Guards.
General Lord llii.t. inspected. yesterday morning the Riding
Establishment at St. John's Wood.

Sir .I,nin Byin, the Commander in Chief of the Forces in
Ireland, has kit Dublin, on a tour of Inapection to the South of

The 21 at Regimept of Foot embarked op Saturday last at Bristol,
for Waterford.

The 9th Regiment Infantry embarked on Saturday last at
Liverpool. for lielfa4t.
A report it prtvalent that orders have been received for the
military at Gia.gnw to be in readiness to embark for Ireland, and
tbat tome of the steam boats are engaged. to be prepared fur their
trai.sport.—G/usgdir Chrotiick.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NAILS ARRIVED Tina DAY—Dublin I—Waterford I—Leeward

Islands 1.

The following are letters from the Agents t. Lloyd's at the
undermentioned places:

ALMORA. San. 16.—1 n consequence of advice. from Gibral-
tar that the yellow fever has broken out there, the Bosirdof Health
has ordered that all vessels arriving from thence in any port in this
province shall be sent immediately to Mahon to perform quarantine."
" Gu.ua, Si,,. g2s.—News having reached this place of some
symptoms of yellow fever at Gibraltar, the Board of Health has
decreed that all ve4stis coming froth that port with susceptible
goods shall be >rut to perform quarantine at the Lazaretto of Vag
tegnano,ir. the Gulf of Spezzia ; and vessels with cargoes not sus.
sceptible are allowed to lay out their quarantine of 35 days here."
The Aspern, Moor., from Sunderland to London, was lost on.
the S:one Blab on `Saturday—crtm saved.

The 9lary Ann, of Hastings, sunk off Aldbro' on the 30th tau
crew saved.

The Dyson, BAhav, front Wexford to Newport, upset off the
Smalls on the Ist instant—crew saved.

DIAL, OCT. 6 —Wind W.—Arrived the William Gab, BLACK.
nuarr,trom Rio Janeiro—sailed 12th August. Arrived from Lon.
'don the Pyramus, ELDER, for Van Diemen's Land ; Excellent,
WOOO, for Demerara; Troughton, DPCtuss, for Jamaica; Old
Knower, for Sierra Leone; Witalander, Korr, for Jamaica.
PORTiMUUTH, OCT. 6.—Wind W.& W.—Last night, about nine,
It commenced to blow very hard from S.W. and between one and
two A. at. it shifted to S. E. and blew a most violent gale, and con-
tinued until five, when it again shifted to S.W. by W. and naode.
rated. The Leeds, from New York, drove from Spithead on the
Hospital Shoal, but got off with the tide without damage. The
rest of the outward.tiound rode in safety.
Cows's, Oct. 6.—lt blew a strong gale last night from S.S. to
W. and S.
FALmoutn, Oct. S. W. to.S.S.W.—Atrived the Emu-
lous pocket, enom from the Letwaid islands—sailed Iroise St.
Thomas's September 6.
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• LivicarooL. OcT. s.—Arrived the Joseph Hume, from Quebec
Ladd' Cremorne, from Bay Chaleur ; Mary Ann, from Mabp
and Tagus, Boar, from Lisbon.

111ARGATL OcT. 6.—Atrtved the Caltllonia, HODNITT, from Ja-
maica; Colombia, WILSON. from Tobago.

Deaner, OcT. 3..—Arrived the Princess Charlotte, ANDERSON,
and Achilles, Vatairvirts, from Davis' Straits.
WHALE. FISHERY.
The following account of the whalers was received in Hull by
the North post, shortly after the " Hull Rockingham" (to the
Editor of which it was addressed) had gone to press:
• Alfred, 8 fi,h; Andrew Marvel, 9; Arid, 10; Abram, full;
Brunswick, 17; Comet, d ; Cumbrian, 111; Dondon, 7 ; Dun.
combe. 11 ; E tglr, 8 ; Ellison, 16 ; Everihurpe, 9 ; Gilder' 10 ;
Harmony, 11 ; Ingria, 9; Isabella, 10 or more; Jane, 12; Lee,
full; Lord Wellington, 5; North Briton, 5; Swan, full; Vener-
able, clean ; Willi on, 5 ; William Torr, 9 ; Zephyr, 10.
The Achilles, of Dundet, left the ice the 7th of September,
with 24 fish, 220 tons, and forwarded the above account. The
Princess• Charlotte, 35 fish, 240 tons, has also arrived at Dundee.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
BOMBAY, May 30.—Arrived the La Buffo°, Passment, from
Bourdeaus; May 31, the L'Achilie, Soignee, from ditto; June 1,
the Annandale, Steel, from Liverpool; June 2, the Recovery, Pat-
terson, from London; June 4, the Jean Pierre, Fencoutt, from
Bourdeaux; the Mary, Dagnio, from Liverpool; and the Surrey,
Kemp, from London ; June 5, the Hca. Company's ship Aber-
crombie Robinson, Innes, from London; and the Medina, Miller,
tiom ditto; June 6, the Julia, Grant, frost the Mauritius.—May
ts, Sailed the Glenig, Govcr, for Chins ; May 31, the Louvee Fa-
mily, Lewis, for ditto; June 1. the Ann, Allen, for ditto; the
Helen, Laughley, for ditto; and his Majesty's ship FJphinstooe,
Ritchie, for Glasgow.

Matiaratus.—June 5, arrived the John Munro, Roe, from the
Cape ; June 8, the Princess Charlotte, Stephenson, and the Anna
Robertson' being, from Bengal; June 16, the Children, Proctor,
eitl the Indiana, Webster; from Bengal; June 17, the Hon. Coon-
piny's ship Castle Mundy, Dunkin,' from London; June 18, the
Clifton, Mitford. from Bengal, and the Thetis, Masson, from Mo-
luccas, sailed the 15th April : June 20, the Cragie Ray, from
London ; June 21, the Copernicus, Stephens, from iengal; June
Y%, his Majesty's ship, Hasty, Nash, from the Cape; Jane 23, the
Helen, itoulid, Irons Bourdeaux ; June 24, the Philip Dutdas,
carwell, from Timor' sailed 28th May. and the Regia, Desmier,
from Point de Galls ; June 26, the Hottentot, Weiss, from Pa-
dang and liencoolesa, with coffee, sailed 29th May, sr,cl to sail for,
Cowes and Antwerp the 3d of July. June 3, sailed the Symmetry,
Smith, for Ceylon; June 5, the Elizabeth, Cock, for Bengal, and
the Constitution, Dunstervalle, for the Cape ; June 14, the Den-
mark Hill, Foreman, for New South Wales; June 17, the Emu-
lous, Welbink, fur Bengal.
Snip arosaN wit H.—The Hon. Company's ship William Fairlie,
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Blair, from London to Madras and China, 19th May, lat. 35. 10 S.
1014.32. 16. K. all well.

The 10001. legacy of Lord MAYNARD was paid to
Addenbroke's Hospital last week, with 14u1• interest ; 10" was
also paid to the Treasurer, and a second 100/. to the Benevoleut
Society of Cambridge, bequeathed by the kW Mr. G. step, of
that tow".