Star.
London, England, 1830-11-09 00:00:00

MILITARY ARRANG RAI RNTS.

At 12 o'clock yesterday two naps of artillery and two comp miss of
sappers and miners arrived at the Tower fron► Woolwich. The.e corns
will supply the vacancy that will occur in contsequence detaehmeaM of
the titu.rds being required elsewhere. The ditch of •he 'lower tins horn
tilled with water, and workmen are employed in erecting gates to the
passage leading to the Tower wharf. Otders were giver yesterday
morning that no persons were to be admitted through rite T MIT, but
pass►ngers were allowed to enter the gates near Tower &sirs, and
proceed along the wharf to the Iron gate. Orders were Moo mood
at the War I Office to the Commanding officer. of the Lite
Guards, Royal Horse Wattle, and the three Battalions o the
Foot Guards, now doing duty in Lon&n, for the •bole
of the men to be called into the different barracks at liall.past lye
o'clock, and there to continue all night under arms. The same precau.
that was taken with respect to the first battalion of Grenadier Guards,
now doing duty in the Tower, and the pates were kept closed during the
greater part of the day. An extra guard was also marched to the Ms.
wine in Hyde Park. Several detschments arrived in and near hoodoo
in the course of the day, consisting of the Second Me} haunt of L f
Guards, from Brighton ; the Scotch Greys from Windsor; part of the
Regiment of Lancers, from Hounslow and Hampton Court ; and were
billeted in Chelsea, Putney, and that neighbourhood. The see nil
battalion of the Grenadier Guards, under the command of Colonel
Lord Saltoun, arrived, by forced marches, trout Windsor and Beightun.
A double guard was placed on duty at the Bank last night, and
ordered to remain there the whole night.
' About 10 o'clock last night, as soon as the present Lard Mayor ar.
And at the Mansion House, a set of disorderly characters set up loud
hissing and booting tills considerable mob had collected. The officers
used all endeavours to disperse them by fair means, but in vain—.
they soon had assistance, and, after a scuffle, they succeeded in securing
a few of the ringleaders, and lodging them in the Mansion House. It
was evident the assailants knew not who they were hooting at—the
present Lad Mayor, er the Lord Mayor Elect
Ifesseeday, at five o'clock, when the Duke of Wellington sr-
rived in his carriage at the House of Lord*, he was hissed by a crowd
of between 400 and 5011 persons, who had assembled outside, and who
were kited in their masks of disappmbatioa. No violence was offered
to his Grace.

LIMERICK, Nov. 3.
Colonel Wonky, Royal Artillety, will take the command of this
ff:riafter the 10th inst. when Wonel Barclay, 56th, mime& on
tion England.
The 88th Regiment, at Bit; he undergone its half yearly %speedos
by Major.Oeneral Arbuthnot. This respectable corps has not had a
single dogging in he establishment for several years past..
The 87th Fusileers have got the rent., and the firm division was to
leave Newry for Dublin on Monday.
Two companies of the 76th Regiment are stationed at the Pirm
House. four at George...street, and four at the Beggar's Bush Bar.
lied.. Dublin.

The Pit Royal Humeri,, at Dundalk, are under arms every night.
The Oat-pensioners will be called, for the purpose of limning the
different corps of Veterans. not, as heretofore, by Proclamation, but by
notices served on them from the proper oMees.
The Countess of Harcourt uranspurt has arrived at Cork, to convey
troops to Barbodoes.
The two oomponies of the 32d Regiment, vacant by the imprisonment
of Captains Smith and Markham, will, it is understood, be shortly dies
posed of, in consequence of an application to General Lord Hill, Cont.
mender of the Forces, tai that effect. The intention of applyiag ler a
new trial, on the gronnd of the Judge who tried dee case of those oder.
tunate Gentlemen refusing es allow their Counsel to speak to evidence,
has been abandons&

During the high wind on Saturday evening, the fan-tail
of the mill situate in 31ill.otrect, lombetn, was blown mmpletely
and inch was the violence with which it fell, this k ki felted down a
brick wall close by a ntan who was at work, but, fortunately, witht.ut
doing hies say injury.
Wednesday. evening, the neighbourhood of Chereh-mad
was throws into a stare of great alarm, by so explodes which sox
Aloe in the how of bir E. Stanley. The came of the 'apbdi►n a,.
amielsead ignition of a pistil of reepeeder, which wee kcpt in
the house fee the purpose of preparing lirmitahs. Several of the Ludt)
brereMverely Wend, and some damage was done to the prep-o). i.t.
'et are happy to say Maim serious coesequesem err antiripated I. .
oalirrets. Who poser repaired to the spot on the tint claim, sod ro-
omed the rarity null order was testered.--i Wins Murtur.g &gime/.

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