Star.
London, England, 1815-12-09 00:00:00

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The detaehMent bf the Waggon Train, which
Inbarked on Monday at Ramsgate, under orders for
Ostend, has since been relanded, and remains there
7.alting farther orders.
Dismounted detachments from the Cavalry Depot
;tationed in Canterbury, are under orders for France,'
n receive the hors--s of the 16th Light Dragoons,
,Allich Regiment is on its return to England, and
3.11 be re-mounted from the horses left by the above
detachments; after which it is to proceed to Ireland.
Detachments of the 21st, 71st, 79th, and 91st Re.
"iments arrived at Chatham last week, on-their route
.o France, but were countermanded, and are to re.;
min in Chatham Barracks till further orders.
Monday detaclunents of the 21st and 91st Regi.
nents embarktd from Chatham for Sheerness, to re-
:i:ve three companies of the 850, Regiment, which
,:ave returned to headquarters at Canterbury.
Lieutenant: COOPER, of the 84th regiment. in this
:arrison, is cashiered by the sentence of the Ceara
lartial of which Major-General BARNA' was Presi-
dent—the sentence to take place from the day of its
I,eing notified to him, which was done on the '24th
instant.—Lieurnant M,Gne.con. 84th Reg i m _lv:, was
:entenced by tne same Court Martial to be dismissed
sL-wfTteter. bet; in eonsecurence of the recommends.'
-6on of the Court. his Royal Highness the Flung
Imam has been pleased to rt its ate him in his rank.
F..: Sign WALIPOLE and Lieutenant R. lINDS, and Assis-
' ant-Surgeon hisCus.r.fcri, of the same regiment, have
',cea dismissed the service.— (Limerick Pater.)

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The PRINCE Monza will return to Brighton on
ruesdiy next. and on Wednesday the Questa and
PRINCIMES will Arrive there.
His Grace the Duke of Nonroce continues in a
~cry eattgerous suit, of health ; his physicians enter-
tain hot little hopes of his recovery.
Lord and Lady G. H. CAVeNDISII are on a visit to
'be Duke of DIIVONSIIIRE, at his seat Chatsworth,
Derbyshire.
Mofiday the Worcester and Birmingham Canal was
opened about half part ten in the morning. Several
boats started. The first Act for cutting the Canal
uas passed :une 9. 1791.
A letter from Basseterre. Guadalonpe, dated No-
,en .her 2, says-44 About 300 partisans of Bonaparte
•,,,r, been taken up, as men dangerous to be retained
:n the cidony. A ship-load was sent off for Europa
t few days ago, and there are still a good many in
'he Fort, where they are attended by a strong guard
*inning and evening, when they take the air."
In consequence of the increase of inhabitantsin the
'eland of St. Helena. by the arrival of BONAPAILTE
ind his suits and an English, regiment of soldiers, all
• nicles have experienced an enormous rise in price.
It was wane days before all was ready for con-
%eying SMARMIER to the house allotted for his re-
eption. When,he landed, he was dressed in a green
-.oat, with* waistcoat, light coloured small clotheo.l
White stockisms, and cocked hat. The coat was trim-,
mad with gold, and a plain gold epaulet was placed
n each shoulder. He held n his hand an elegant',
elescnpe, and cast his eyes around him with great
eagerness to survey the new objects ;_pcssihly
rlt without hopes of noticing something which might
n a fit occasion, assist him to escape.
A certain Basun. who, according to report, was so'
inch captivr.ted with the singing of an Actress at.
':overt-Garden Theatre, as to have thoughts a mar-
prig iser, was 'moaned by a friend in these words—
My
dear Lord. never take a wile with a yoke ;
bare llCrev beard the last of mine."
Last week, a man of the name of Bishop, who lives'
n Redcliff-street, Bristol, had a quarrel with a Farmer
'helps, of )Knowles, when a scuffle and battle ensued,
,luring which the fintner bit off the thumb of the lat-
!er—arartificatioa and death followed. Coroner's,
ferdict—Manslaughter.
ANTI-Aril/trios, when applied to Leather has no
ukii, and snakes blacking appear more beautiful
lion it, when blackened over twice or three times,
Ater one dressing of Anti-Attrition. It also pre-
erves the istiches in boots and sloes from breaking or
.riving wag I and it is a most excellent thing for bar-
ess, ur shy tiqd.sof leather : it remedies the defects
,ccasiqned tiy Bad miming, and prevents any ill
fleets from bad blacking. consequently it makes
eatiier more (hirable ; and boots and shoes will last
ull one•thini longer than they other wise would du,
4 the same time that the feet will be always dry.