Star.
London, England, 1830-11-25 00:00:00

THE .4R.11

The 28th Regiment, now at Galway, is newly recruited, and presents a
very fine body of young men.
'C he 87th Regiment, from Mullingar, are to replace the 87th Fusilccrs
at Newry and Armagh.
The reserve companies of the 91st Regiment daily expect the route
from Langholm to Glasgow.
A Military Court of Inquiry has been held into the conduct of the
Lieutenant wbo eloped from Limerick garrison, under revolting circum-
stances ; the result of which is, that several sworn depositions have been
forwarded to the Judge-Advocate-General, in order to institute ulterior
proceedings.
Capt. Mitchell's company 58th Regiment. arrived in Limerick on
Friday from Kthitsh, to join head-quarters, pa the steamer Kingstown.
On the sth October, Lieut. Stuart Mackay, of his Majesty's 32d Rcgi.
ment, put an end to his existence at Quebec, by cutting with a razor his
throat from ear to car. It was in evidence at the Coronet's inquest that
Lieut. Mackay had laboured for several years under the influence of lu.
naey and delirium trailers; when in a perfect state of mind he was
reported an excellent soldier. Ilia remains were interred at Quebec on
the Bth with military honours, the entire garrison being in attendance.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCA.

MUGS AIMED Tuts Day—pnblin, 1 ; Waterford, 1 ; Flanders, 1 ;

Prance. I.'

The Mary, Ditchburn, front Belfast to Harrington, was totally lost
near Kirkcudbright the 20th h st.
The Lally Hood, Mackenzie; M2rtlet. bound to Rallina, and He-
lena, ditto, were di avert on shore at Sligo the 20th inst.
The Sisters, Lawson, front Limekiln. to London, was driven on
shore near Fraserburg 20th inst. bu' expected to be got oft
The Ulnas, Cbamiwr.. from Trawl] to Limerick, W3s totally
wrecked in Galway Bay on Saturday.
• The Velon was on shore at Galway on Saturday, and won't' be
obliged to discharge.
The Benjamin and Mary. Shepherd, from St Petersburßh to Lon-
don, was stranded on the Siding Reet, near Gottenburgh, the 12th
inst. Cargo expected to ke saved.
GALWAY, Nov. 22.—The Sarah, of Scathro', Hudson, which was
on her beam ends, has been raised, and now lies in the dock.
barsaux, Nov. 29.—The Majestic, arrived to day from F.:l_
mouth, saw, between Brlndon and Loop's Head, a number of seamen's
or servants' hats floating about. Hie Harrington, of Whitby, is on
shore in the river, but will be got off next springs.
DIAL, Nov. 24.—Wind Arrived the Bussorab Merchant,
Johnson, front Sydney, &c.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Wind ;:.S.E.—Sailed the Marshal Ben-
nett, Baker, for Barbadoes.
PLvuouvu, Nov. 23.—Wmd W.N.W. variable, and calm.
F.H.wouva, Nov. 21 —Wind N. W. by W. moderate.
Salmi., Nov. 24.—Arrived the Airthy Castle, Curby, front Que-
bec_i and Broad Axe, —, from Bilbao.
HOLTHRAD, Nov. 23. Arrived the 4melia Matilda, from Africa.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Waterloo, Rayne, from Quebec,
and Three Sisters, Grundy, from Newfoundland. The Rapid, Bos-
ton, bound to Africa, has been on 'hose on the North Bank.
Gannocc, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Malay, Coverdale, from Que-
bec; Mary, M'lntyre, from Oporto; and Robert Burns, Matthie.on,
from Bourdeam

Dona, Nov. So.—Arrived the Ann, Pinlay, from Leghorn
Pl3/ZANCg, Nov. its Hendrlea Johanna, Wide, from (Aver-
pool to OlonMoen, which put Into St. Ives 21st Inst. leaky, wis yes-
terday surveyed, and must discharge to trpair.
Rawsassa, Nov. 44.—The Maria del Carmen bound to Antwerp,
Is tranwhipplng the cargo on board the Olive, of Cardigan.

srArE OP THE COUNTRY.

KENT.

CANTESBURY, Tuzsuat EvEstuo.—Another fire took place
about nine o'clock last night; the flames suddenly arose from two Lag,:
clover stacks : the combustion must have been occasioned by die intro
duction of some chemical compound into the stacks, as the top% were
driven off witb a considerable explosion. They were wholly dertro3 c,l
They were the property of Mr. White, of Fleming Farm, in the parbli
of Winsborough, between Ash and Eastry, a short distance from th •
town of Deal.

On Thursday morning last a large seed sainfoin stack of considc Table
value, was maliciously set fire to, at a farm in the occupation of Mr.
Coveney, at Lcysdown, in tint Isle of Sheppy—it was totally cot,..
sumed. A large barn adjoining was on tire three times, but ol.i.
mately saved by the exertions of the peasantry.
Last night a large body of labourers again assembled at Alien
Grange, about a mile north of Minster, in the Isle of Thanet, the resi-
dence ot. George Hannan), F.‘q. and suceeded in destroying two or dim!
machines.

Letters continue to be sent to the farmers in almost every village
around this city, threatening destruction to their premises and property
if they do not yield to the demands of the tithe collectors. They are
all signed by the übiquitous unknown " Swing."