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)sty's frigate Trin-
in from Portsmouth
'ed from the Sotind
On approaching
and when round-- -
the Trincomalee
the Avon got in •
4a e pacKe. ,g Crane, which was on the
starboard side of the Argo receiving-hulk, lying just off
Forward Point. The Crane lost her flying jib and jib-
boom,
and received other damage. The Avon carried
away her ensign-staff. The Trincomalee is now moored
at the Rubble Bank moorings, near Mutton Cove. She
will be paid off on Friday.
The steam•frigate Stromboli, Capt. Lord Amelius
Beauclerk, came in from Pembroke yesterday, and sailed
again in the afternoon for Portsmouth.
The Wizard, 6, is in the Sound, waiting hands to
navigate her to Cork, for the use of the naval appren-
tice 4 there.

The Clarence on Friday was placed in the Union Dock
for repairs.
The Hibernia, having been repaired, was taken out of
dock on Wednesday.
Wind N.W., thunder showers.

ILI TA. It Y INTELLIGENCE.
CIIATITAM, Auc. 13.—The following detachments at
this garrison are under orders to embark on board the
ship Aboukir for Bombay on the 15th instant at Graves-
end, with the undermentioned officers:-
B,h Foot (King's Own Regiment )-56 men, with
Cap:ain R. W. Hartley, Ensign F. M'Pheraon, Assistant
Surgeon Fowler and Assis ant-Surgeon Martin.
64th Foot-53 men and Lieutenant F. B. Forster,
Lieutenant Hinchliff, Ensign V. Ryan, and Ensign D
M. Murray.

78th Highlanders-28 men.
83d Foot-30 men, with Captain W. K. Stuart, Lieu-
tenant J. R. Croker, Lieutenant H. M. Havelock, En-
sign
W.. Winniett, and Assistant-Surgeon James
Coghlan ; making a total of 14 officers and 179 men..
The detachments are to be inspected this day by the
commandant, and the troops furnished with the articles
of war.
• • •
Colour-Sergeant Robert Taylor, lat battalion, 12th
Foot, is appointed second ward-master in the garrison
hospital at Chatham, vice outpensioner John. Wyse,
discharged.
On Sunday afternoon the headquarters of the let
battalion of the Rifle Brigade marched into the garrison.
with their band, from Gravesend, consisting of 5 staff
sergeants, 16 sergeants, 9 buglers, and 243 rank and file,
under command of Lieut.-Colonel S. Beckwith, with
• Captain A. Macdonnell, Captain J. R. Glyn, Lieut. E. M.
Buller, Lieutenant P. Macdonald, Second Lieutenant C.
Buller, Lieutenant Robert Baillie, Lieutenant James
Rowles, Quarter-master Henry Peacock, Surgeon E.-
Lloyd, and Adjutant Brown. With the head •quartera
are 2 officers' ladies, 13 women, and 19 children; also 1
sergeant, 1 corporal of the reserved battalion of the 45th
Regiment. 1 sergeant of the 73d, and 6 prisoners of the
95th Regiment. These troops are from the Cape of
Good Hope, and they came home in the ship Duchess of
Northumberland, which vessel sailed on the 6th of June
last, and after a delightful passage of 66 days arrived at
Gravesend on Saturday, the 10th. The only death at
sea was that of private Richard Brown, Rifle Brigade,
who died on the 10th of June. The bead-quarters of tb9 -
brigade, after being medically inspected by the Deptist
Inspector-General at Fort Pitt, will remove to Canter—
bury barracks.

IRELAND.
DUBLIN, TUESDAY.
THE HARVEST.—The accounts of the potato are gene-
rally less unfavourable; but some, from Tipperary and
Wexford especially, are quite disheartening. A letter
froth Nenagh says--" The potato crop is more than half
gone in this neighbourhood." On the other hand, a
letter from Macroom mentions that the potato fields in
that quarter, since the heavy rain, are again wearing a
healthy appearance. The Cork Reporter has an account
to the same effect from Blarney, where, it is stated,
" several field's in which the symptoms of disease had ap-
peared have since the rain of the last few days begun to
look healthy once more, and the diseased stalks to ac-
quire new verdure." Altogether the reports are more
favourable than might have been expected, as regards
the cereal as well as the potato crops. Wheat is deficient
in most parts of the southern and midland counties; but
appears to be a pretty fair crop in Down and other
norther counties. Oats are everywhere a very fine crop.
►SUICIDE OF A MILITARY OFFICER.—CoIoneI Beau-
champ, an officer of long and distinguished service in the
Peninsula, but for some years retired from the army,
committed suicide at an hotel in Dawson-street, on Sun-
day last, in a fit of temporary insanity, produced by a
severe attack of erratic gout.
BRAY HEAD ESTATE.—The mansion-house of Mr.
Putland, at Bray Head, with 47 acres of land, has been
purchased for 7,5001. by Miss Ball, sister to Judge Ball,
who is at the head of the Loretto Convent, at Itathfarn-
ham, near this city.
THE CUM-STREET SAVINGS BANK CASE.—Yester-
day the City grand jury found true bills against John
Emanuel Hughes for embezzlement, as cashier of the
Cuffe-street Savings Bank.

ATTACK ON A CLERGYMAN IN THE MARINERS'
elluacn.—On Sunday, during the performance of Divine
worship in the Mariners' Church, Kingstown, a woman,
whore name was subsequently ascertained to be Sarah.
Mares, entered the church mentioned, and took her
seat near the reading desk. In a short time after she
stood up and exclaimed, while the Rev. John Massy •
was reading, " Siloice, sir ! Why do you lead the
people astray, having no sacrifice ?" and rushing
on suddenly, she made a blow at his head with a
stick, which he avoided by a sudden movement. She
made three other blows at him ix f,,re she could be
seized upon, when she was removed from the church in
custody (..f a constable. The congregation was greatly
alarmed, and the worship was interrupted for a con-
, siderable time. She was brought up in custody on Mon-
day, before Mr. Wyse, at the policy-office, Kiustowo,
when upon the examination of witnesses it was ascer-
tained that she was labouring under the effects of in-
sanity. She pleaded guilty—uttered some incoherent
sentences evincing disappointment at not accomplishing
the act she intended to perpetrate, and on the informa-
tion of the Rev. Mr. Massy, who only desired to have
her placed under protection, she was committed, with the
view to her removal to a lunatic asylum. She declared .
she wai a Roman Catholic, and had a mission to root out
error.—Saunders's News Letter.

DUBLIN STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.—SRIPB yester-
day—Three per Cent. Console, Hi, 4. i; Three per,
Cent. Consols, for Account, 9th Sept., 96-i; Three-and-
a- Quarter per Cent. Stock, 97i i; ditto for Account,
9th Sept., 97k; Bank Stock, 203; Mining Company of
Ireland, 4i; Wicklow Copper Mine, 17.

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, I PLYMOUTH, Aua. 2.-r—ller Moja;
/ comaleo, 28, Captain Warren, came it
• • •• a and was on Saturday towel
qr. . steamer up Hamonze.
o,,e'eastern shore near the dockyard,
• • the a. ong flood tide caught
under ler quarter, and the masts of
contact with the packet•brig Crane, •