Star.
London, England, 1829-06-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Pima Day.—Saturday naming. at half-put eleven o'clock. the
3d Battalion of the Regiment of Grenadier Guards marched from
the King's Mews, under the command of Colonel Lord Sawroun,
to Hyde Park, where they had a geld-day. The battalion having
formed line, was then put through a multiplicity of ISIDCOVreI.....
via. marched in slow and quick time; advanced in tine; changed
position to rear, the right thrown back on light infantry ; retired by
subdivisions from centre, halted and formed line; fired from right
to left ; retired from right of companies and formed square ; formed
columns, and wheeled to left; deployed into line on a centre com-
pany; broke into open column and formed line to rear on light
infantry ; changed front on the centre ; advanced by companies
from t►e right, and formed square on leading division; re-formed
column close to first, and diagonil march; counter-marched by
subdivisions; halted and deployed into line; advanced and fired a
volley, &c. fte. The light company went through a great variety
of skirmishing movements, all of which were weU executed. The
firing by Ike was kept op with great rapidity, and the volley in
line wu excellent. The line fired fifteen rounds of cartridges, and
the light company about thirty. The troops marched out of the
Park between ten and eleven o'clock.
A detachment of the depot of the 42d Regiment, under the com-
mand of Lieutenant DOVOL" marched into Stirling Castle on
'Thursday, to relieve the detachment commanded by Lieutenant
Garman, which marched next day to join the depot in Paisley
barracks.

A General Court Martial has been sitting during the last week
in Newry Barracks, for the trial of eight private soldiers on the
following charges—vix. Two of the 36th Regiment (at present
stationed there) charged with mutiny; two of the 33d, for breach
of military discipline ; and four others for desertion. The skiing
of the Court terminated on Satbrday.
At a Garrison Court Martial held at Government Home. ea
the math of May, private Patrick Sheehan, of the 55th Regiment.
was tried on the following charges. vie. lit. for losing, through
neglect, or otherwise making away with, a pair of gray trousers,
part of his regimentals, necessaries; ltd, for refusing to keep silence
'in the rank when ordered by Lieutenant and Acting Adjutant
Cook, and afterwards using insolent and threatening language to his
said Lieutenant. The Court found him guilty, and sentenced him
to be put under stoppages, not exceeding the half of his pay, until
the price of the trousers be made good, and farther to receive SOO
lashes ; which latter part of the sentence was carried Into execution
en the 4th instant, at six o'clock in the morning, in New Granby..
square' Barrack, Devonport.—nyesenaa Annul.
.NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Siena AlllOllllll Tins Day—Dublin 2—Waterford I—France 1-
Goentsey and Jersey I—Sweden 1--flamitargh I—Holland 1-
Flanders 1.
The Rose, Strong. from Tenertife, has arrived at Cowes.
The Ludwig, from St. Croix, has arrived of Portsmouth.
_ _

The Paul Pry, Cooper. front Smyrna, has arrived in the Creel'.
The Deurada, trove China to Bombay, was abandoned by the
crew on the 115th January, near Sineapure, having struck on the
Reek.

The COMM:MN from MOM, was on shore at Casaccas Bay,
neat Lisbon, on the 31st ultimo. _ _ _

Smarsarsa. Jess IL—Sailed the Layton, Bent, for New
South Wales.-

MA AGATE, Jana If.—Arrived all port, dm Dusan Oibb, Hunt
frees Bombay ; Maria, Laird, from Jamaica ; and hum. Thompson
from Dial .

HAMM% Juno 19.—Arrived the Tbalestrls, Berryman, from
Quebec.
DRAT., Juan 20.—Wiod S.R—Arrived the Montrose Richard-
son, limn Demerara. Arrived from London the Caddioe, Bar.
card, for Lisbon; Leynan, Brown, for Demerara; Levant packet,
Cuddy, for Gibraltar; New Manly, Tyack, for Malta; Hoopoe,
Ladale, for Terierife.

Julia 41.--Wand S.W.—Arrived the Hercules, Vaughan, from
Madras.

PeIIIIIOI7T/I, Jona ti.—Wind S.B.—Arrived from London the
Orient, White, for Bengal. Sailed the Victory, Farquharson. for
BMA.
FALKOOTW, Jess 19 and 90.—Wind S.W. to S.S.W.—Arrived
the Frederica. Van Herten, from Cette. Sailed his Majesty's
ketch Vigilant, for Lisbon; and Hope packet, for the Leeward
Islands.

Baines, June ]F.—Arrived the Flora, Parrant, treat Smyrna
and the Gem, Scotland, from Cadiz.
_ _ _

Jams 20 and ut.—Atrivrd the Amphitrite, Elliot, from Memel,
aid Champleo, Chard, from Meudria.
HOLTAIIAD, Joss IL—Arrived the William Rathbotte, Cudd,
from Alike.

Ltvenruoa, Jun SO.—Arrived the Charles, Stokes,trons Seville;
Wiliam Hathbooe, Cudd, from Africa; Willi.m Byre's,
front New York; Elisabeth, Callender, from Charleston; and
heals. Watson, from Smyrna. Off the port, the Delaware,
from Virginia. and John Taylor, Atkinson, from Calcutta. Sailed
the Sr. George. Swainson, for Calcutta.
Gag:soca, Jose 17.—M rived the Mercelly, Cumming, from
Sierra Leone ; Helen, Ashol, from Demerara; and Calypso, Allele.
front Trinidad.

PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH, JUNE to.

The Isis. Semarang, Weasle, and Racer, were at Malta on the
23d April; the Jiro& was daily expected from Marseilles. Mr.
Gordon. the recently appointed Ambassador from England to the
Sublime Porte, had gone up to Smyrna in the Revenge, 74, and
would proceed thence to Constantinople in the Semarang, which
ship was fitting in baste for that purpose. Count Gelßandom' the
French Envoy, bad preceded Mr. Gordon in the Breslau. The
Asia. Spartiate, Wellesley, Windsor Castle, Rifleman. Mosquito,
Just Hind, had sailed to Messina.
The Lord William Bdntinck transport arrived on Wednesday,
in eight weeks. from the Island of Ascension, to which settlement
she bad carried out provision' and horses. The guinea-fowls had
considerably increased, and 55 acres of land were under cultivation.
The garrison was quite healthy.
The 'Anacreon, Philip Jones, Muter, arrived here on Monday,
from Sierra Leaue. from which she sailed on the nth April. On
her voyage to England, died on board, Morgan Regen, Esq. a pas-
senger, and the mate, carpenter, two seamen. and a boy of Unship.
The Primrose, Is, sailed from Sierra Leone, on a crisis', the day
previous to the departure of the Anacreon.
The Wanderer transport, s ieut. Alexander Young, Agent, ar-
rived yesterday front the Eastward, with stores and detachments
of troops for Bermuda.
The Lyra brig has been commissioned at Plymouth, for the
Packet services by Lieutenant Brenton, of the Britannia.
Lieut. G. F. Dixon, First of the Dryad. has been promoted to
the rank of Commander, on which occasion hia'mesentates (most of
them having served near four years with this excellent Other and
Gentleman) gave him a dinner at Elliott's Hotel, Plymouth. The
Midshipmen, at a public breakfut gives to the gun-room Dicers
the day of paying off, presented Commander Dixon with a hand-
some piece of plate, as a token of their esteem for this °Seer. The
Dryad was paid wff on the 17th of .lone, having been in commission
three years and ten months, during which period she was very
actively employed in the kids, Gibraltar, and Mediterranean sta.
lions; the latter chiefly attending on the Right Hen. 8. Canning,
Ambassador to the Sublime Ottoman Porte.

Mr. Douglas Curry, sea of Captain Carry, R.N. who was se.
verely wounded at the battle of Nevado, la the boat (tibia Majesty's
ship !l• se. in the act of boarding a Turkish Ineldp, was, ea the
12th instant, promoted to the rank of Limitation'. Mr. Lunn,
Midshipman en the Lakes of Canada, Mr. Oedriegeen, who was
wounded at the battle of Navatirt, and Mr. J. Stowe, late of the
Doris' are also promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
The Suipe cutter sailed ea Wednesday on. cruise, and se Thurs-
day arrived the Sparrow cutter from a cruise.
The ship Victory, Farqubarsee, sailed frees Spithead this Isom
ing, with several passengers, for Cakotta. At the same time the
Orient, for the same desitnation, arrived from the River to take en
board her passengers. She will sail so Teseday.
The Zenobia. Douglas, for Cakuttai will be bete is the nurse of
neat week, and in the week following the Ulnae Castle and Cars
Brae, free traders, will call ben for their India penman.
Lord Melville, Sir /leery Habana,• and Sir George Clerk, will
arrive here to-morrow evening es an edictal vials. 'lre Beard wUI
attend the half yearly elimination a the yews, Gentlemen of the
Royal Naval Colhie, prior to dick diadem& for tin MldeniMisee
,holidays.