Star.
London, England, 1829-09-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The troop of the 3d (the King's own) regiment of Ught Dra-
goons, that arrived at Barnsley from Sheffield, on the 2d, returned
on the Stb inst. to head-planers.
The 17th (Leicestenbire regiment of foot) will go out in detach.
swots, as guards. on board convict ships, to New South Wales ;
and the 57th (West Middlesex) regiment of infantry, on being
relieved in that colony by the 17th regiment, will, in pursuance of
previous orders, proceed to India.
The 73d Regiment of Foot, now stationed at Gibraltar, on being
re-placed in that garrison by the 33d (Shropshire) itegimeat of
Infantry, from Ireland, will proceed to Malta.
The 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot, now stationed at
Malta. on being relieved by the 73d Regiment, front Gibraltar,
will proceed to Corfu, to re-place the 26th (North Gloocestershite)
Regiment of Infinity. which is ordered to Ireland.
The 65th Regiment of Foot has received orders to prepare for
embarkation the beginning of the coming month for the West
Indies, for the remote of relieving the Id battalion of the 60th
Rine Corps.
Captain Bagot's Detachment of the 62d Regiment, is stationed at
Brue

Major Gon's division of the Seth Regiment from Paraonstown
has marched to Rowe& _

Fermoy is the destination of the 75th Regiment, from Galway.
Sir John Byng inspected the Reserve of 66th Regiment at Boyle
on Wednesday, and at the termination *spewed to the Command.
log Meer his satisfaction at the appearance of the men and the
state of the depot.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Aaiun:MatsDas—Dublin I—W aterford I—Hunburgh 3
Tbe Poor, Masan, from Shields to Rosen, is on shore on the
Four Foot Head, but expected to be got off with the tide without
damage.
Heat., Sam. 11.—Wind W.B.W.—Arrived the Henry Wel'
leaky, from New South Wales.
Poamisousat, Sam. 11.—Wind N.W . to S. W.—Sailed the Cal-
ems, Molls, for Stockholm.
PLYMOUTSI. Sere. 10.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived the Pbsbe,
Saundry, from Londos for Malta.
Famous'', Sam. 10.—Wind S. to N.—Arrived the Acorn
Hurd, from Oporto.
lavaarooe., Sus. W.—Arrived the Benjamin Rush, Du& 'from
Clarkston, and Doris, Hough, from Quebec.
Dw.m. Sam O.—Arrived the Triton, Douglas. from Quebec,
sod Paragon, Wiliam', from Leghorn.
Ilmioass. ASK 11.—The James, Albion, from St. Dosniogo
to Brennen. has put in here, with bows stove, laving got in con-
tact with a mesel in the Channel.

Wavuourn, SINT. il.-A bale was driven on shore sear this
place yesterday. but burst In the wash of the sea. Some brush.
handles have come on shore, marked " P." and " Baker. 9 dos.
10i Ch. Br." "J. Le Bodes" is attached to some of the handles.
Three bodies have been washed on shore.

Limsamr, Sart. 9.—The Britannia. of and front this port to
Wink, which was supposed to be lost during the late gales, has ar-
rived at her destination.

BELFAST, Sam 11.-111 to cargo of the Helen, from Groenoek to
St. Thomas's and Trinidad, has been nearly all discharged in a wet
state, and forwarded to Glasgow. The vessel. it is expected. will
be got off.
FISMOVARD. San. 10.—The Cleopatra, Hewett, front Quebec,
arrived in this road yesterday afternoon. The wind this morning
shifted from S.E. to N. N.R. and increased to a fresh gale at noon,
atad now (two r. as.) it blows hard and squally. The Cleopatra is
now riding with her best bower chain, and her topgallant masts
and yards struck ; bat there is every appearance of the gale fa-
int, and bad weather.
Hays,. SM. 10,..The weather continues stormy, with rain.

The Duke of CET m BERLAND left town yesterday morn-
ing, on a visit to his MAJESTY, at the Royal Lodge in
Windsor Park.

The Duchess of CUMBERLA \ D took an airing, accom-
panied by Prince GEORGE, yesterday afternoon, in an
open carriage, to the Royal Gardens at Kew.
The Austrian Ambassador and the French Charge
d'Affaires had interviews with the Earl of ABERDEEN
yesterday, at the otlce of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
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The Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING, and the
KING'S ADVOCATE-GENERAL, transacted business yes-
terday at the Foreign Office.
Dispatches were sent off from the Foreign Office yes-
terday evening, for Mr. GORDON, our Ambassador at
Constantinople. The messenger by whom they were sent
took dispatches from the Admiralty for Sir PULTNEY
MA LCOLM, in the Mediterranean ; and also for Sir F.
ADAM, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands, from the Colonial Office.
Prince ESTERHAZ y, the Austrian Ambassador, had a
long interview with Lord ABERDEEN at the Foreign
Office yesterday morning.
A letter is said to be in existence from the Duke of
WELLINGTON to the late Mr. ROSE, requesting the lat-
ter to use his good offices with Mr. PITT to obtain for the
then Capt. Wam.esz.tv, a Commissionership of Excise
in Ireland, as a permanent provision for the future hero
of Waterloo and Prime Minister of England.
Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDG E has intimated his inten-
tion of again soliciting the outrages of the Freeholders
of Somerset whenever the proper opportunity shall
occur.

The Marquis and Marchioness of SLIGO entertained
Sir Join; BYNG on Monday evening, at their princely
mansion, near Westport.
Dr. BAN xs presided at the meeting of licentiate Apo-
thecaries in Ennis, when it was resolved that the Apothe-
caries' Hall of Dublin, no longer deserves the support of
the profession in Ireland.
Monday lut Mr. Secretary Piz'. and family arrived
at Cambridge, from London, and proceeded, by way of
Ely, to Stowe Hall, near Downham Market, the seat of
Sir THOMAS Haas, which the Right Hon. Gentleman
has hired for a term of years.