Star.
London, England, 1830-11-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Dublin Everting Post of ilitiurday, in its leading article, states,
that transports full of troops sailed on Friday with sealed orders. We
can state that no troops were on board, and the transports are destined
for Plymouth—they have been some time at Cork to convey the 09th to
Barbadoes, whose destination is altered, and are to remain on the Irish
establishment ; they are now stationed at Cork, a superior fine body of
men, and remarkably well conducted.
The sentence of the Court Martial recently held on Patrick Lamb,
of the 47th Regiment, was, that he should be shot, but having recom-
mended him, from bis youth and contrition, to the gracious considers-
tion of his Majesty, the sentence has been commuted to transportation,
as a felon, for life.—Hampstrirr Telegraph.
The Reserve Companies of the 90th Light Infantry marched this
morning from Gosport to Chichester. The 3cl Dorms were to
reach that city also to-day from Weymouth.—ilonspidre Tekgrapt,
Saturday.
At seven o'clock on Saturday morning, two troops of the Life Guards
mustered at the Barracks at Knightsbridge, and marched on route to
Dorking, where they were quartered fur the night. Yesterday they were
to proceed on their march to the various pans of Sussex, where thistly
turbances are at its greatest height.
From the Limerick Chronic* of Wednesday.
To-morrow, the 56th and 74th bpd-quarters will change stations—
the former to the Castle and Square Barracks, and the latter to the New
Barracks.

This morning, the following detachments left this garrison ea their
route :

To Csabel—Two companies bath regiment, Major Gunn, Captains
Vicars and Eden, Ensigns Wybrow, Strachey, and Assistant-Surgeon
Bradford.

--To Tipperary—One company 66th, Capt. Ho'puke and Lt. Inc..
To One company 66th, Capt. Higgins and Ensign Wood.
gate.
To Newcutle--One company 74th, Capt. Burnett and Lieutenant
Pocock.

To Bruff—One company 74th, Lieut. Campbell, and Ensigns Fraser
and Grant.

Yesterday. Lieutenant Binney and • party of the 47th, returned
to this garrison from Glanasheen, which has been given up as a mili-
tary post.
The detachments of the 74th at Cashel, 13ruff, Tipperary, and New-
castle, are ordered to this garrison with the following officers—Captains
Anse% Moulin, Harold, and Campbell; Ensigns Ansell, Hutchinson,
Thompson, and Horton. 1
Major Gunn, 56th, commands the posts at Cashel, Fethard, and Tip-
perary.
An order has been received to withdraw the military guard from the
excise stores in this city. In future they are to be protected by two
nightly watchmen.
Hobert Ditton, • private in the 74th regiment in the Castle Barracks,
received 500 lashes on Monday morning lam, pursuant to sentence of
garrison court martial, for violent and mutinous conduct at Cashel last
month, and attempting to strike his superiors in rank. He suffered the'
dreadful flagellation without moan or complaint, and this punishment'
makes a summary of 1,300 lashes inflicted on him while in the 74th..—.
He is considered a good soldier in every respect, but for an unfortunate
partiality to spirituous liquors.
Sunday evening, 20 of the 60th, under Lieut. Briggs, arrived hers
from Templemore, for ammunition.
The 87th Fuaileers have arrived at Plymouth, its the Innisfail
steamer from Newry.
The depot of the 12th regiment were inspected at Derry, by Major-
General Gardiner, on Tuesday, who expressed himself highly pleased
with their appearance snd interior arrangements. The General dined
with the offiars, and left next morning for Belfast.
The reserve companies of the 12th minion marched from London-
derry on Wednesday, far Mullingar.