Star.
London, England, 1824-04-06 00:00:00

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7'llE ARMY.
The 2d division of the 58th Regiment of Toot, whlett eiteenilf
embarked at Portsmouth for Irelapti, arrived at' Cork the 28:h A..
Two companies belonging to the Zd Royal Veteran Battalion hay:.
arrived at Jersey from Cork. On the atrival of the remainder of
that Corps from Cork, the 72d (orthe Dhki of Albany', own I
larders) will proceed to Plymouth, for the purpose of relicvin tile
61st Regiment of Infantry, which is ordered to Irelani.
The detachments belonging to the Z,d Regiment of Deagn.-it
Guards, which recently proceeded to Liverpool, will, it is unlcr-
stood, be shortly ordered to March back to Manchester.
The new " beating" or recruiting orders have last been cont.
pkted, pursuant ,CQ the Mutiny Act, wh:cit recently received the
Royal sanction; Arty of those Orders were made out for the three
newly raised'Redirnents.
Major-General Sir:Jona LARCURT, K.C.8., having inspected the
Royal Veteran Battalion, uncles the command of Lieut.-Col.-1 1
Ctionr.sn, on the 24th instant, was pleased to issue the
General Order :
" Assistant-Adjutant-General's Office, Cork, Mare'a t.
" The Third Royal Veteran Battalion bring about to be rem
en the British establishment, Major-Gen. Sir Jon" LA)IIIcRT cann,q
allow the regiment to embark without expressing his perfect sa• is.
faction at the good state of discipline that prevails-throughout thl
battalion, no leas attlibutablelo the zeal and attention of theOf&zers,
than the orderly and soldierslike conduct of the Non-commissioned
011icers and Arm, and which he shall not fail to report, in the strong-
est terms, to the Lieutenant-General commanding in Ireland."
NAVAL JATLLLIGENCE.-
fly a vessel arrived.from Newfoundland, which sailed the 8:11 of
March. the roast is reported to be perfectly clear of ice.
.The George the Third, ,Derosswi, (wont Honduras to Dublin, 1724
lost the 24th of February, on Carysford Beef—crew saved.
Fttatonitt, APRIL —Sailed his Majesty's packet
FROLIC, Lieutenant BARROW, for New York, with dispatches.—
Arrived the Austin, Balms, from London.
PLT,i4OVTII. APRIL 4.—Wind RS. E.— Arrived the Sir Chnies
Grant. front Canton, six wceks-fr St. Helena, and landed (oar
passengers ; sailed from Canton 1 ith December, Cape of (lola
!lope Sth February, and St. Holena 22d ditto ; she Herefordshire
!ailed in company. TbeSir Charles Ora* reremethe following arri-
vals and tailings, viz.—From St. Helena for Ragland, the
Company's ships Inglis, Semite, the 19th February; Farquharson,
Caolmsnaxx, 17th . February ; Sophia, Surrii• and Jemima,
, WATT, 21st February. Arrived at the Cape of Geosillope, buy,
, -Davison, the sth February; and Providence, Rzsanonvon, the 6th
February, bound fur Bombay.
Poersmourn, Avast s.—Wind S.—Sailed the tyne Wattassia-
' sox, for :Madras ; Loyal' Briton transport ; and Joseph Great Att,,
for Malta, with troops ; John, LOTHICIUNGTON • and LICIIII,- I •Wr,
for Miramichi ; and }loridas, 'far the M'editerateria.

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Dam., Avast. 5. Wind N.R. by R.—Artrived and remain, they
Thomas, Wussraan, from Bahia : sailed 6th January. Passed
through, the Alargery, WHimei.r..; John and Robert, Buicerr;
Robson, London, Bucephalus Rupture's, and Tilton, outward-
bound, from London; and the I.ord Castlereagh, and Roseville, for
the River.

Laves:root., Aran. 4.—Arrived the Lallah Rnokh, —, and
Java, Rum, from Charleston; and Charlotte. BARRON, from Got-
tenburgh. S died the Perseverance, tinowls, for Calcutta; Ann,
MOURDANT, for Buenos Ayres; Minstrel, Honors, for Bahia; ('uba,
HIND, for Havanwah ; Fanny, Paacoer.. for Oporto ; Pavia, WIL-
KINSON, for Newfoundland • Lavinia, Nluarriv, for South America;
and Benson, SAM!, for Cirrehee.
Grusexoce, Aram. S.—The Union, Oraninatst, from Demerara,
arrives' at Greenock, was hoarded on the 12th February,!off the we t
end- of St. Tnomas's,by a small piratical schooner of about 50 tow .
an one gull, manned with Frenchmen and Spaniardkwho order d
all the crew below ; and after searching the cabin and Captain s
trunki for money, and finding none, suff:red her to proc.ed.
LTITII, Amt. 3.—The Australian Company's ship Portland, of
320 tons burden, sailed on Thursday for Van Dieman's Land, and
New Smith Wales, carrying ninety passengyrs, of Whom a consider-
able proportion are revectable females.
The following is a letter from Lieutenant Huretnesoe, command-
ing his Majesty's brig PIAIMPTII, with respect to some American
Masters apparently attempting the loss of their vessels:
41 His Majesty's brig Plumper, Galway Roads, March 24.
Gersmeartrs—l beg to acquaint you, that the American ship
Governor Ton•kins, from New York, laden with flan-aced, stave‘,
&c. cargo consigned to Messrs. John and James B.:rke, Galway,
arid insured at Lloyd's, got' on shore on the rocks off Kilkorgan
Poirlt, in this Bay, on the morning GI Monday last, the 224 instant :
at day-ligha, I sent dri boats and men front this brig to her assist-
ance, who found her heating on the rocks, with neither boats nor
anchors down, or any preparations made for getting her -off, her
rudder unshipped, and nearly all hands drunk. We immediately
got two anchors out to heave her off, and at 10 A. 31. succeeded, and
brought her safely into this anchorage, by the sole asistatice of the
Officers and crew of his Majesty's brig Plumper, under my cow-
mind. I further beg to state, this Is the third American vessel,
since I have been stationed here, that has, through carelessness, gut
on shore with an apparent intention of losing their vessels.
(Signed) " WILLIAM trEcu I N SON, -
"To the Committee of Lloyd's. Lieutenant and Commander."
The ' tell luals vav

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s.. individt .4o are to compose .the Court of
Chancery Commission (if Inquiry, are at Length all
named. They are:—The Lurd Chancellor. ELDON,
Lord REDESDALE, Lord COLCHESTER, Lod GIFFORD,
Sir .lotus LEACH, Dr. LUSIIINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM
COURTENAY, Ir. TINDAL, Mr. LITTLEDAL4 Mt. Cox,
Mr. ROBERT SMITH. - ' •
The new Duiscldarf Gazette states, that M. Folkniers
was not condemned Ia eoniantaciam, but after a formal
criminal .investigation and reg ular"detence, to sixteen
years imprisonment in.,a foitresi for high treason, and
for having belonged to a secret prohibited society.
Mfr. 13LAttUIERE, who has travelled through the prin-
cipal towns of 'England for the purpose of Itirming
Committees of aid in favour of the. Greeks, is about to
7tinbark on `beard the fine sailing vessel La Florida,
which is to proceed directly to Zante. Mr&askulattE,
in the name of his co-patriots the Philhellenes bears to
the Greek Government the sum of 22,0001.
French Paper.
By private letters from Madrid, received by the
French mail, we learn that a serious commotion had
nearly arisen in that capital, from the circular of the
President of the Council of Castile to the Royalist volun
tem s having been read to them on the pusiic parade.
The volunteers loudly expressed their disiatistaction,
and were even proceeding to acts of outrage, when the
French General Bourniont rode up, and threatened to
call out his troops if they did not disperse quietly. 'fins
'intimatiim had the desired effect.
We have received a communication from the tro-t
patriotic of all possible projectors: The Gentleman
gtidertakes to find profitable employment for a capital
of
*five millions stetliag in domestic industry, on condi-
dot' that he himself, as soon as the dividend reaches
that rate, shall be allowed a commission of one-eight 4
per cent. or six thousand two hundred and fifty pounds
per annum ! ! This is very good; but "while the glass
grows," &c.—New Times. •
he Journal. da Commerce gives an article from Va-
lencia, under date of the 16th inst. which states that o
that day, an Officer had been strangled (garroted) there,
for crying # lye la Cuustilutioa.
The Westminster Grand Jtkry, on Friday, fonni
true bill against Mary Proctor, fur stealing f) oni t. ,it
llumplizies (a ppblican), a rummer glass, and sent t! e
case for triaLto the • petty Jury, although the pc.t.r
.wietch had for some considerable time been dead una
intried ! ! She died in confinement in Tuthill Fuel., •
-Bridewell,, and the fact of her death was officially state. d
to. the Grand Jury by, the Gov.:v./or of that prisun ;
jailers are-out of lisinon noty.
• A daring robbery was committee' early this morning, in the shoo
of Mt. Ilusisi.r.v, optiCan and w;:rch -maker, 9, Posfrrii-re..,
'lower-hill, by. some person:. who, after cutting out the who „t,
of the pantie,' of the window-uhutwr, and then starring the shut:ult.
thirty watches a quantity of gold seals. trinkets, Ste. after wl.ac..s..
they put up the ct.r pamiel very neatly, and got cicar off.
l'a.c.rlCL NIAK.I:3 l'kj&Tr.cr.--An Irish policeman, of a recent try.
bring yuciiioned as to his knowledge of the Riot A ,I_, Act, repeattvi: •
‘rtiote•ni it in Court, having read it so often 43 to ret.tia ;:
i i hit. memory. •
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