Star.
London, England, 1829-06-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A Detachment. coediting of one Subaltern, one Sergeant, and
forty rank and bk. belonging to the loth Regiment of Foot.
marched on Tuesday from Chatham, for Deptford, foe the put
pose of embarking as a Guard, on board the Surrey convict ship,l
for New South Waks.
The let Division of the 6th Dragoons embarked on Saturday
last, and the 2d Division of the um* Corps, on Thursday, at Liver-
pool, for Dublin.
A Detachment belonging to the 13th Regiment of Light Dra-
goons, marched this =wain from London, for the Cavalry Depot
at Maidstone.
The Head-quarters, and the Ent Division of the 30th Regiment
of Infantry have strived on board the Alfred East Indlaman, at
Chatham, from Madras.

REVIEW IN HYDE-PARK.
Yesterday morning, at half past nine o'clock, the ild Battshoof
the Ist Regiment of Grenadier Guards. under the command of,
Col. Woodford. marched from Portman.street Barracks to Hyde.
park, in order to be reviewed by Colonel Townsend. The battalion
having arrived in the Park. took up a position opposite Grosvenor.
gate at twenty minutes past ten o'clock. Colonel Townsend came
upon the groundoccompanied by a number of distinguished Officers,
and was received by the line with arms presented, the band of the
Regiment playing a march from Handel. The troops then marched
past the Reviewing Officer, in slew and quick time, to the Duke
of York's March, and also a march from the 42d or Old Highland
Watch. After the battalion had resumed its alignment. Co:onel
Woodford proceeded to manoeuvre the troops. After the troop.
had gone through a number of evolutions, Colonel Town.end rode
to the centre of the line, and expressed to Colonel Woodford his
satisfaction of the high state of discipline which the troops had
evinced. The battalion marched out .of the Park between twelve
and one o'clock, add the band continued for some time to entertain
the company assembled on the occasion by performing favourite
airs from Weber, Mozart, Pique'. Handel, du. The ground was
kept by the light company of the third battalion, from the King's.
mews, under the command of Captain Jeykyll.
NAVAL. IN I ELLitiENCE.

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Naga AllllllllB TIM DA I—Waterford 1--Gueresey
andiersity 2—Sweden I—Flanders I—France I—BueriosAyres 1.
The Lord William Bentluck, Craigie, from China, which was
on shore near Halifax, has been got off with little damage, and has
discharged her cargo wi•bout injury.
Dam., June St.—Wind S S.W.—Arrived the Helloes. from
Lisbon • Caroline, Harvey, from Mauritius; Hickman, Fletcher,
from the Canaries. Arrived from London the Captain Cook,WiWs,
for Bombay; and Royalist, for the South Seas.
POIVISSOCTN, Jois 24.—Wind S S.E.—Saikd the Orient, White,
for Madeira and Calcutta.

Ps.rwooTN. Jona 23.—Wind S.S.W.--Arrived the Aurora,
Ballantyue, from Almeria.
FALMOUTH, Jura s3.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Lady Wel-
lington packet, from Buenos Ayres—salled the lit May, and from'
',
Monte Vidro the sth—left his hlajeay's ship Cadmus at Buenos
Ayres. Sailed the Jean, Brown, fur St. Petersburg's.
Lavas:mu, Joist O.—Arrived the Walter, Michai, from New
Orleans; and Argosy, from Trieste.
CLYDE. Joss 53.—Arrived the Mercator, Wilson, from Dente-
rare; and the Upton, &ruble, from Marseilles.