Star.
London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

THE dflitlf.

Lieutendht-General Sir HUDSON Lows, it is said.
will nut proceed to St. Helena before Christmas. He
will be accompanied by Lieutenant-Colonel Sir T.
READEI of the '27th Regiment, who goes to the island
as Deputy Adjutant-General of the troops there.—
Sir HuusoN will embark in the Pitzvos, Cal:44k
STANYNLD. Captain Emmett% Company of Sippers
will also embark for St. Helena. They have been
doing duty a: Portsmouth some time. The PrucroN
will receive her final instructit ns there.

The 66th Iteginient, under Colonel Dohctiv, is ex-
pected to embilik, 7'X) ►tavits, to-niortsm, at Ports-
Mouth.

Major General Corr Awe is appointed
Commandant ot the Batt.ihon of the Royal Artillery,
vacant by the . —. death of T-; 11111tellAla
_General FEAD.
Monday a detachment ot the Royal Waggon 'Frain
arrived at Canterbury. on their room for ltainswite,
to embark fur France as soon as the airangements for
the return ot part of the British army, now in pro.
gress under the direction of Sir II emtv Toattetis,
shall have been completed ; on which account only
has the embarkation been suspended.

A detachment of the 15th "Hussars arrived in Can-
terbury on Saturday, from Dover, waiting orders for
a similar purpose.
Some of the English Regiments of Militia which
had been sent to Ireland during its recent f rmenta-
dons, are returning. The West Essex Regiment has
arrived at Portsmouth, and will be stAtioned iu Kent.
The 3d Lancashire Regimeat is also under orders
to return.

Such Irish Militia Regiments as have not already
been in England are to embark for this country in
the spring of the ensuing year. The foliowing are
the Regiments : Armagh, Cavan, City Cork, Done-
gal, Derry, County Dublin, Limerick City, Queen's
County, Tyrone, and Wicklow.
Waterford is in iuture to be made a general depot
for etubarking troops.
One troop of the 4th Dragoons, commanded by
Major ON 51.0 w, arrived at Clogheen from Fermoy on
the loth.

Tuesday set:night, the Royal • Meath Militia
marched into Watertmd from Dungarvan, and pro-
ceeded to New Geneva, where its head-quarters are
to remain fur tit:, present. The Regiment has seve-
ral detachment.. through the county of Waterford.

FERMOY BARRACKS, NOVEMBER 23.

a. Our march from Waterford, where we disem;
barked, to Fermoy where we are now comfortably
lodged, lay through ninety miles of the most beauti-
ful mountainous country I ever saw. On our route
we passed Lind Dow:oilstones magnificent }wow
and picturesque domain, ascended the top of Dungar-
vau and KiUworth mountains, where the Is ish live in
mud cabins, and traversed the fine county of Tippe-
rary, the Most disaffected, and yet the must plentiful
in Ireland.

Fetnioy Barracki are at present very Ina : they
contain 4.(0) troops. Here we have one regimen,
of cavalry, half a brigade of artillery, with the SO)
and 97th tegiments, besides the East Devon. West
Kent, Tower Hamlets, and North Cork Militias.
The whole county is in fact swarrniog with coops;'
and it is very necessary that this should be the cas&,
for the dispositions of the inhabitants are vety turbu-
lent and bad. There are piquet: in every town and
village, and at the intervals of every four miles on
the toads ; there are also detachments of cavalry and
infantry out the whole of every right, and yet scarcely
a night passes without bodies of two or three hundred
coming down from the mountains and firing on the
piquets. From ten to twenty prisoners are brought
in every morning, and packed off for Cork immedi-
ately, where they are embarked in transports for
Botany Bay. Fifty paused through this morning,
escorted by dragoons.
•• Provisions are cheap beyond all idea : beef and
mutton from 24d. to Rd. per lb. ; pork is id. ; tut-
keys are Ss. 6d. per couple; geese 2s. 6d. per couple ;
ducks is.; and fowls from 10d. to Is. 2d. per couple.
Whiskey is 7s. per gallon ; and the finest ale in the
world is to be bad at Sd. per quart. The Port wine
is as dear and as bad, or rather worse than in Eng-
land. Nothing is drank, therefore, after dinner, at
mess, but whiskey punch. Game is plentiful, but
no peraoh is safe to go a shooting without a dozen
soldiers with him."

Wrunsoa, Nov. 28.—Yesterday morning her MA -
JISTY, accompanied by Princesses A UGLISTA and ELl-
zAncru, attended by Lady Oust.ow, rode out in a
coach and four, to Richmond, and honoured the
Countess or CA RDIGAN with a visit, at her house on the
Hill, where A MN/MOUS dinner was prepared for the
Royal visitors, and a select patty of their particular
friends to meet them. _

Tl.e Earl of Live.urom left town on Sunday to
meet Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH, at Walmer
Castle.
Tuesday se'nnight, GEORGE Catromm, Esq. M.P.
passed through Purtglenone, Irons Galva, on his way
to Mount Stewart, the seat of the East of LONDON-
DERRY.

MORE DUELLIN(i.—A Letter from Dublin says—
" Mr. LIDWELL having been released tram the re.
cogeizances imposed by the Court of King's Bench,
has proceeded to CAW:, whithet he wita followed, Gil
Wednesday night last, by Sir COAULES SAkrow."

CORN-EXCIIANOC. NOV. 29.—0 w W heat trade WU
rather heavy this morning, and only that of tine qua-
lity met tale at Monday's prices; the interior de-
scriptions remain undisposed id. Batley Ist fine qu.i.
lity goes off freely at our last quotatOn, but. a goad
deal of ordinary is unsold, although offered at a de-
cline of Is. per cleaner. Oars are Is. per quarter
lower. In Leas, Deans, and „ thec 41 titles, there is
DO alteration.

• • • r•
MORE DREADFUL FIRES.

,We regret that we have now daily additiors to
flake to our records of this description of calamity.
Last night, soon after twelve o'clock, annthsr
hvadful fire broke out at M,. 'FP nets' s, t' hat
at Featherstone-street, Butthill.row, which soon et In-
nunicatei to the adjaining bouse, which was 1 I.4g-
ehop, and to the hospital and store-rooms lot theWeA
London Militia. 'lnc two houses and the !inspioel
oist mei,tioned were totally destroyed i;; aS .u, to
•Inatr. No lies were lost, but the properzy yed
was of immense value. The stores of the IV( a Lon-
don Militia, consisting of clothing, moskAs, accou-
trements, &c. &c. are totaliy consemed.
B:•twett two and three laundred pounds of gain-
powder exploded clurii,g the fire bin from its hen'g
placed in the upper part of the building, and io de-
tached parcels, the explucioq was lint !t() violent as to
increase the mischief, althottO ram E alarm was. tic
casictied when the cir wnt...:o:ce of guttrowder being
there w.t:. ns.tJe known.

This morning, or.e o'clork , a lirn broke out
hi a new house in lipver I.lo4.stscet, VisiStngtno.
The
.tire raged IA ills y re- v for AC 0 115•1 table time,
but %cm c,ilined eiitirAy !pais- L.lieic it her • a,
dcstroyil.i; tae h• lc wt,rn.r, t,..)gc•bcr w;:h tae lut-
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FALMOLT Ulf, t:Ot 1 'ABER ;.

Sailed the MailSorough But.i., for Libtott.
Wind East.

Nuv. 26.—Atrived the beinUtAgne P.l( ket, Wi'h
Mail Irom hl.tha, whichsplace title lett the '26,1;
and Gibraltar the 16. h Sustant. The Qtr•ol'lL,74(
Packet :wive,' at GtbraltAi th.E same 1,1! •
tague We have uo news by the M0;.t.,e,•.e.