Star. — 1827-02-01 (London, England)

TRINIDAD.  PORT OF SPAIk, Decimals 2.  At seven o'clock this morning, the detachment of his Majesty's 9th Regiment of Foot, under the command of Major Taylor,rnarched, to the tune of Home, sweelHome, from Orange Grove Barracks to the King's Wharf, where they embarked. As the boats lett the wharf, the men Owe three hearty cheers, and the band played Rule UriWeida, until they arrived at the transport. Nov. 29.—M ond ay last, the transport ship Waterloo, Lieutenant Ward, R.N. Agent,liasing on board a detachment of the 86th Regiment of Foot, anchored in the Gulf. The troops completed their landing this morning and• marched to Orange Grove Barracks. Two Companies of the same Regiment are daily expected, as the transport in which they embarked sailed from Cork the same day as the Waterloo. Yesterday morning, at an early hour, the Ist West' India Regiment commenced their march from Orange Grove Barracks to St. Joseph; and at the same time, the detachment of the 9th; stationed at St. Joseph, and which is now relieved by the 86th, left S•. Joseph for Orange Grove, where they are to remain until they embar k for England, which, it is undi rstood, will be on Saturday neat. The regret which the departure of the 9th will cause to the numerous friends of the Officers, whose agreeable manners and gentlemanly deportment, while stationed in this island, endeared them to all who knew them, will only be lessened by the reflection, that these Gentle Men are now a b out to revisit their native country, after an absence•of upwards of eight yeay.-= The Commander in Chief on the station, in communi eating the orders for alicseturn of the Jet ichment of the 9th, bestowed the higtie.a encomiums t-n the exert', lac y Cooduct and *mom. of Major Taylor, the •Officer  nit arrival of the Columbine, free trader, at Ports. nfooth, has put' us.in possession of Bombay Papers to the Sd of Sept. These contain extracts from those of Bengal to nearly the middle of the previous month. The Calcutta John Bull, of the. 12th of August, mentions, that a retied was in circialatian tharthe Bureerese bad objected to paying the second instalment, and that; in conniquenee, Sir Archibald Canspbellhad.refused to permit the Burmese flag to be hoisted at.Rangoors..— The report, however, rested on very slender authority. The accounts fram Upper India are satisfactory.-. 4 Native Papers mention, thrit Rajah Runjeet Singh, the. Sikh Chief, had ordered two hotels and other psesents to be sent to Sir Charles Metcalfe, our .Political Agent at Delhi. A letter from Doorjun Sal (tbe late Pauper at Bburtpore) had also been forwarded to Sir Charles, representing that he was in extreme poverty, and that he was obliged to send his son to Delhi, mask support, we presume, from the Conspany's Government. A letter had. also been received from Madhoo Singh, of Deeg (brother to Doorjun. Sal) who. after giving an account of -his difficulties, alio stated, that if he was ordered, he wanulttgive upon nther-Ilipnnses, and keep only oar hotle and a servant, fortewas in ntiltray cartnetted with his brother. nor with Governnseut. Sir Charles Metcalfe sonsoled him, and said there was no necessity for decreaaing his establishment; and, turther, that the British Power was not inclined to interfere with the Governmenoof the Bburtpore Provinces. An English Officer, Ensign. Charles Wright. of the Sd Regiment of Native Infantry, had been murdered within the Oude territory, while proceeding to join his regiment at Lucknor. At Bombay a strong sensation had been mime* by the refusal of Sir 4. West, and the other Judges of the Supreme Courtthere,, to register the-Ordinance, preinn* by the Local Govatimeattfer regulating therms •artiairkresideney. **l ' Robberies had beetsei. ;sapling ' of the Island of Bombay, pa fljlit the native town, and among the house* of Narape'ans in the Parell and Mazagon Roads. In the loaner, se mach alarm had been excieed. that Sepoys were hired by even the middling class of natives, to guard their property and to protect their families. The police has. it is said. .asctrtained the numbers of the robbers to be very greet, and to consist of all castes and classes.  One of the warehouses at the powdesmanufactory at Bombay had been blown op, when seven people were killed by the explosion. The loss in materittls and buildings was estimated at 70,000 rupees.  .