Star.
London, England, 1826-09-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Saturday.the half-yearly inspection of the 7th Hussars took Plate
on Portobello Sands, near Edinburgh. The Regiment assembled
early in the morning, and about ten o'clock were reviewed by Sir
Hour: VretaN, K.C.B. when they went through a number of
evolutlos ; but on account of its not being generally known, and
from the early hour at wilich the review took place, very few wit-
nessed this interesting spectacle.
Detachments belonging to the Slit, 56th, 66th, 70th, 71st, 76th,
and 79th Regiments of Infantry, and the Royal Staff Corps, disem-
barked, on the Ist inst. from on board the Southwark transport, at
Chatham, from Portsmoutb.—A Detachment belonging to the Kass
India Company's Service, embarked yesterday at Billingsgate, for
Gravesend, ea route to atham.

THE INDIAN ARMY.-BHURZPOOR.
NUGGUR. JAmmir 17.

The Cavalry Division of the Field Army was reviewed this mom -
ins, on a large plain near Nuggur, by his Ricelleney the Commander
in Chief, attended by all the General and Personal Staff, "and most
of the Oaken from the Infantry Divisions. The Corps in the Field
were u follow :

Ist Brigade, under Cul. MOSIPAY, C.B.
His Majesty's 16th Lancers, under Major Nam.
dth Light Cavalry . . . Captain HZAULT.
ith Light Cavalry . . . Captain Spaces.
lid Brigade, ander Col. Cissurgas, CB.
His Majesty's 11th Light Dragoons, under Major Bratat.
9th Light Cavalry • . . Capt. Osmium.
10th Light Cavaky . . . Major &swam
__.. . _ _ .

His Lordship was rte. deed ea the ground by i salute from the
Horse Artillery of 17 guns.
6ir Cm•as.es himmitra was present, mounted on an Ilepbsau
The Division went through the following movements t
serum or • amazon OF CAVALRY AYR ROJIII 40,21143111%
Parade.

Brigades assembled In two lines,---Artillery on the flanks of the
fart line.
Open links and &late.
- Movements.
- - - -

Columns of Squadrons at quarter distance, right in Front, en the
third Squadron of Brigades.
Trot past at quarter distance.
Close column, on the leading Squadron. Open column en the
first Squadron of the second Brigades.
Advance in double-column of half Squadrons bona the centre of
Brigades. Change Front to the left, covered by the guns.
First line attacks to the front, retire front the right of Regiments,
in .column of Divisions.
Second line attacks to the front, supported by two Squadrons on
the right and two Squadrons on the lift. On the line halting
advance and pursue.
The two lines retire in eschelion of Squadrons from the left, guns
of the first line covering the movement.
Change front to the left, guns of the second line now cover the
MOttniCAL,
Forst tine on the right Squadron of the first Brigade, advance in
column of Squadrons from the right of Regiments.
Take close column, and change front to the right. Close en
the leading Squadrons of Brigades.
Deploy on the Sixth Squadrons of Brigades, covered by the
guns, and Generd Salute.

MILITARY PROMOTION.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tho County of Lana.
'Robert Douglas Alston. Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant.

A duel was fought at Carthagena, about the middle
of June, between midshipmen Vauom, of Philadelphia,
and SILRLDING. of New York, both attached to the fri-
gate La Plata, in the Columbian service. Midshipman
SIERLDING received a ball in his right breast : both prin-
cipal and seconds bad been arrested and imprisoned.
A Gentleman landed from the Silas Richards it
Holyhead on Monday, and proceeded to London, Who
is said to be the bearer of dispatches from Mr. WARD
at Mexico. Their contents cannot yet, of course, have
transpited, but it is probable they relate to an affair
mentioned in a private letter trona Mexico. A Gentle-
man held in that city the agency for a mercantile house
in London, between whom and the Government some
transactioas had taken place, in the adjustment of which
some dispute arose. The Government, to secure itself,
had meditated a sequestration of all the property in
Mexico which belonged to the Agent,pho hadiarotested
against a step which he-considered unjust, and! to secure
his personal liberty, had taken refuge in the house of
Mr. WARD. The protection thus afforded had given
umbrage to the Mexican Executive, and Mr. WARD,
. .

it is Said, in the a•terCatton which followed, threatened
to demand his passports and leave Mexico before the
point wiis given up. The whole affair, however, is very
vaguely related, and we mug depend for its explanation
on fuller and more authentic accoents.

Wednesday week was forwarded to 'tile Right Hon.
WlLLimst.Huenisson, President df the Board of Trade,l
an Address horn the Manufacturers and Weavers of
Boltoli, requesting the interference of Government to
effebt an equalization of wages. A reply has been re•
ceived by Mr. BRODIELT, the Secretary, and, from the
contents of the following N ste, our readon will perceive
that the whole correspondence will stun Ely be published

"TO rut roma or TX stn.tom sums?
Sitt—l am this moment in receipt of a letter from the Right
lion. WILLIAM Hossisson, President of the Board of Trade, in reply
to one which I sent 'him on the nd inst. in reference to the lament-
able and distressed state of the operative weavers, and pointing eat
same plan of relief. I am very happy in stating, that the Hight Hon.
Gentleman expresses himself in the most sympathetic language to-
wards the distressed oper-tives, as also his best for their
welfare; but as there are some important rims requiring esplana
tints, I judge it beat to defer laywg all the correspondence before
the public, until I bear again from him ; in the mean time. I beg
to a►sure the distressed operatives, that nothing shall he wanting on
my part to contilbutetnwards their emancipation from their present
misery and tbraldunn—l am, Si,, your most obedient servant.
" TITOMAS I/RODBELL"
" jf!askburn•streetl August 31,"

NAVAL INTELLIGENCM

Sir Jon* Lawn ht appointed Captain of the BAReax, fitting at
Woolwich, for the Bag of Admiral FLAMM, who is to command
at Jamaica, In the room of Sir I. Marna, whose period of ser.
•ice is expired.

The Caledonia, Barrwass, from Demerara lbr Liverpool, paned
Barbadoes about the 21st of July.
FALMOUTH, Sim I.—Wind N.—Arrived the industry, Slesos,
from St. John's (N. B.)
Pcystoors, Ssla. 4.—Wifid N.—Arrived the Stocklaq Castle,
&own, from Memel. Sailed his MAjesty's ship Feats, to the
weuward. •

Ponrsworre, Sm. S..—. Wind W.—Arrived the Lavalette, Di
PAstiuute, from Malts, and sailed again for Amsterdam. Panrd
by, the bledway....-Lb, frum New South Wales, and landed pas-
sengers.

fiairrnroa, Sam S.—.Arrired the William Sa!theme, GAIUII3I4
from liarannah ; and%Caledunia, from Jamaica.
Dt.u., Stet. S.—Wind W.—Arrived and sailed from the
River, the Cortes, SPRAGUE, and Nautilus, —, from London
for New York. Arrived and remain, the Angerona, Bags*, from
London for Bengal; and Africanus, Hoosox, from do. for Africa.
Passed by, the Jane, Rintar, from London for Bermuda ; Maack,
INtt., from Newcastle for Dominica; Manchester, Marnmocn,
from Sunderland for Gibraltar; and the Francis, Pasuar.a, from
London for Oporto.
Livaitroot, Sart. 4.—Arrived the Franklin Barawr, from New
Orleans; Janet, a...4.i front the Mediterranean ; and the Fortuna,
—, from Norway.
Moirraosa, Sara. 3 —During the storm of Tuesday night, the
sloop Pharos, Baran of Wick, when off Tod Head, came in con-
tact with a smack ; and in bis exertions to get clear, the Captain
was unfortunately drowned. The Pharos was partially damaged,
but her crew are ignorant of the fate of the other vessel.