Star.
London, England, 1830-04-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

WEYMOUTH, Arkin 7.
In consequence of the election of a representative for the town of
Ihnchester being fixed, on Saturday that distinguished regiment, the
6th Carbinetrs, was removed therefrom to this place. This fine
body of men arrived here this morning, commanded by Major Ste-
phens, and preceded by their delightful band. Our numerous
fashionable belles ar.d beaux contemplate many a high treat from the
performance of this elite and wellappointed corps de musiciens
luring their short stay with us.—Dorset Chronicle.
On Moutt.v the head quarters detachment of the 14th Light Dra-
goons, under Lieut. Col. Townsend, left Leeds for Brighton ; they
arrived Sue ea Tuesday and departed on Wednesday. They are to
be succeeded by the 10th Hussars, expected to march in on the 16th
Init. The 4th Dragoon Guards, under Col Rosa, have 9uitted York
for Scodand , and the 3d Light Dragoons are on their march thither
from this place, which they left on Monday and Tuesday. Their
place will he occupied by the 10th Human.
A Division of the 75th Regiment of Foot arrived in Devizes on
Tuesday afternoon, on their roette from Ireland to Canterbury. The
hea,l-quafters onliednnd ay wSre fixed for Ludgershall--a miserable
villages few :piles this side of Andover. One of the officers, on
being told that they would scarcely find a bed in the place fit to lie
upon, replied, However bad it say be, it cannot be worse than
re have had its Ireland."

LIMERICK, APRIL 7.
The hend.quarter division of the 75th itegiment, under the corn.
nand of Lieutenant-Colonel England, sails this day from Cork for
Chatham, winnee they embark for the Cape of Good Hope.
Captain Stanway, Commanding Engineer in the Waterford dis-
trict, is ordaed to England on promotion, and is succeeded at Dun.
cannon Fort by Captain Matthew Dixon, R. E.
Major Broke, thc new Aaistant Quarter Mason General, is ar-
rived at Cori.

Lieutenant Nunn, 66th, succeeded lAent. Nowlan, 73d Regiment,
on the Recruiting Service, the 28th of last month, at Kilkenny.
In consequence o 1 the high price of straw, the Commander of the
forces has directed that the radon of that article to the horses of
cavalry regiments in Ireland shall be considerably reduced from the
ilth hart.
The new Irish Constabulary ;Bill was read a first time in the
Rouse of (;omnions Friday ee'nnight. Henceforward the appoint-
emit of the entire Constabulary force of Ireland will be exclusively
in the hands of Government.
the following officers in Dublin garrison have hones entered for
-lac Steeple Chase at Ashburn next Monday :—Lord Crofton and
'tir• Bathurst, 7th Hussars; Messrs. Hankey, Ponssnby, Wods.
haus4 Shcddon, Christmas, Thomas, and Shewell, Bth Hussars
31:ssrs. Rubbing, Lawrenson, Tongo, Sbeddon, and Williams, 17th
L"lcat ; Messrs. Cletheroe, and Forbes, of the Coldstream Guards ;
Captain Wellesley end Mr. L'Estrange, of the Vice Regal Staff;
Leat-General Sir John Byng is appointed Judge. The Earl of
llowth and Captain Sulivan are Stewards.

The Earl of Mar has presented a petition to his Ma-
jestY, clAirnkg the titles of " Earl of Hellas. Viscount Fenton, and
Lord DUhon." The King forwarded the petition to the House of
_,Lords, sad their Lordships have directed the petition to be coml.
"erell by the Conunittee of Privileges.
TRADE BETWEEN QI.TEBBE AND IRELAND.-.-Pre-
vious to 1812 scarcely one vessel cleared from Quebec for Ireland;
and during last year, 1829, the number of:vessels that cleared for
Irish poets was 234, the tonnage of which amounted to nearly
;0,000, exceeding one-third of that of all tbs shipping which left
Quebec that year for the United Kingdom. A large portion of the
wcisels thus engaged in the Irish :trade have been built in the pro.
vincr...9idobee "apex.