Star.
London, England, 1830-02-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

LIMERICK, FZS. 17.
It has been intimated that no soldier having any sort of claim to
pension is to be proposed for discharge at the approaching reduction
unless he be absolutely worthless--which will prevent any increase
of the pension list.
The Royal Artillery, Queen's Bays, 00th Rifles, and 62d Regi.
ment, in this garrison, bad a field-day yesterda_y, at Newcastle.
Tne 6th Dragoon Guards or Carbineers, at Doethester, are under
orders to embark for Ireland.
The 12th, or Royal Lancers, at Edinburgh, are under orders to
embark for Ireland.
The Scots' Greys, and Queen's Bays replace the 6th and 12th.
The Reserve Companies of the 73d Regiment are ordered to em-
bark at Cork for Devonport, to replace the 94th Reserve.
The Reserve Companies of the 94th Regiment, at Devonport,
will embark for Cork, to replace the 73d Reserve.
By a letter received in Waterford, dated Demerara, Dec. 18, we
learn that the head-cptarters of the 65th Regiment had arrived at
Barbado.• in the Lord Cochrane safe and well, after a voyage of
seven weeks. The other two divisions were not arrived at that date,
nor were they expected for three weeks or a month. Captain Dun.
das's and Captain Wise's companies were to be at Demerara; the
Grenadier and No. 1 Battalion companies were to go to Bethke.
It is said that Lieut.-Col Godby will slimed the late Lieut.-
Col. Durnford in command of the Rayal Artillery, at Jamaica.
The Amelia from Cork, with ten officers and 150 men, arrived
at Jamaica, the 29th December, to reinforce the Regiments in that
Wand.

By a letter from I3arbadoes, dated the sth of January, we learn
that the brig Robert, which left Liverpool on the 24th October
with detachments of 19th and 86th Regiments, had arrived, all
well, after a long The island was very healthy.
Since the arrival of the 74th Regt. from:Bermuda, in Cork, the
Main Guard has been resumed in the city
Lieut. Burrows, 36th Regiment, has arrived at Nenagh, to re.
place Lieut. Robertson, of that corps, who proceeds on leave of ab-
sence from that detachment.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the
Foreign Office, which was attended by the Duke of Wel-
lington, Earls Rosalyn, Bathurst, end Aberdeen, Viscount
Melville, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secretary Peel, Sir
George Murray, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
Mr. Herries. The Ministers remained in deliberation
near two hours. •

Lord Durham, Lord Whamcliffe, and others of the
principal owners of Coal Mines in the North, attended
yesterday at the Treasury, and had a conference with the
Duke of Wellington, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
and the President of the Board of Trade. The interview
lasted till three o'clock in the afternoon, when the Minis-
ters received a summons to attend the Cabinet Council
assembled at the Foreign Office, which was waiting their
presence.
In the Consistory Court, this day, sentence of divorce
was pronounced in the suit which Lord ELLEN BOILO VG it
instituted against his lady.
The Eazt India Committee of the House of Commons,
which had, since their formation, sat only two days in the
lweek, on Thursday came to a determination to sit three
days, for the purpose of expediting business.
The Earl of Aberdeen gave a grand dinner yesterday
evening, at Argyll House, to the Austrian Ambassador
and Princess Eaterhazy, the French Ambassador, Earl
Roselyn, the Earl of Clanwilliam, and a select party of
the Nobility and Gentry.
' The Marquess of Salisbury had an interview yester-
day with the Duke of Wellington at the Treasury.
The total reduction in the Army Estimates, as com-
pared with those of last year, is only 213,0001.
It is not intended to fill up the vacancy in the Com-
missioners of Excise occasioned by the death of the late
lamented Lord Graves. .

Lieut.-General Sir William Hutchinson is appointed
Governor of Carrickfergus, vice General Moncrieff, de-
ceased.

Mr. E. DAVENPORT has again fixed a day for hie
motion on the subject of the distressed state of the
country, namely, Wednesday, March 3.
Mr. G. Lamb has expressed his intention of moving,
on the 22d inst. for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and
extend the provisions of the Act 54 Geo. 111. c 156,
with respect to dramatic writings.
Friday night, as the Rockingham coach was leaving
Barnby Moor, a small dog of the bull species, seized one
of the leaders by the throat, and, but for the thloat lash,
would have severely.lacerated him. The coachman, to
avoid a repetition of the attack, was compelled to gallop
at full speed above a mile, when one of the horses kicked
the ferocious animal, and the coach, passing over his
body, killed him.

NEW FARRINGDON MARKET—THIS DAY.
There was an excellent suWy, and good business doing at this
market to-day. Prices per S.
Lim—Finest Roasting parts, did. Ditto Boiling, 41d. Equal
quantity of each, did. Ramp of Beef, 6d. Rump Steaks, ad.
Walesa lawnos—Leg. Sid. Haunch, 6d Shoulder, 3' d. Saddle,
dd. Week, •0. Bream, ad. Vaal,—Leg, led. Lin, 7id.
Breast, 70. flibouldes,44 Pm Ad. to 7d.
NEWQATE AND LEADENHALL—THIS DAY.
The apply was not overabundant at these markets to-day, and
Mutton. Bea, sod Pork, are a trifle dearer.
By the (carcase.—Per stone of Sibs.
Beef
Mottos