Star.
London, England, 1830-06-19 00:00:00

ARMY INTELLIGEYCE.

lastmcx, Jrxr 16.—The 76th Regiment haa all arrived in
Dublin.

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The 69th anived in Dublin yesterday and this day.
The 4th will arrive in Dublin, on the 18th and 19th.
The 64th will embark in two steamers at Dublin, on the 181 h,
for Belfast.

The first division of the Bth Foot has sailed fur Halifax in the
Endymion freight ship. The 2d and 3.1 division embarked at
Kingstown yesterday, in the Amity transport, and Asia freight ship.
'rho Depot of the Bth Foot left Dublin for Liverpool, in a
steamer, yesterday. Officets of the Bth Depot--Major Ball; Cap-
tains, Malet, Hartley and Kenyon ; Lieutenants Hill, (Paymaster,)
Burke, Molesworth, Lucas, and Chearnley ; F.nsign
The 32d Depot are now stationed at Boyle. The 32d Service
Companies embarked at Kingstown, in the Brittomart transport, and
Perseus and Hebe freight ships, and have sailed for Quebec.
Officers of 32d Depot—Major Wingfield ; Captains Swinburn,
Edwards, 31arkhani, and Crawford ; Lieutenants Calder, (Pay.
master) White, Trevelyan, Thomas, (Royal Al. College) Beazley,
and Griffin, (Adjutant) ; Ensigns Wilson, Weir, and Al•Plierson.
=Yesterday morning the first division of the 9th Foot, under Capt.
unwell, left Belfast for Newry.
Monday the Depot of the fiGth Foot left Boyle for Castlebar.
On Wednesday Capt. Thoreau's and Capt. 3lassy's companies of
the 37th Regiment marched from Enniskillen for Omagh, to relieve
those of Captains Skinner and Cunuinghatne, stationed there under
command of Major Kell, who will be replaced by Major Manners.—
Captain Wood's company, lately stationed at Swanlinbar, has been
relieved by a detachment consisting of a Subaltern Officer and thirty
men. The detachment in Bellyshannon is relieved by Capt. Dallas's
company. Capt. Goldie's company marches on Monday for Sligo
to replace Capt. Costley's (the Grenadier) company there.
Major-General Sir Edward Blakeney returns this evening from
inspecting the military detachments at Kilrush and Ennistimon,
County Clare.
Licut -Col. Arbuthnot, of the 72d Regiment, to be appointed to
the ftBth Light Infantry, vice Hawkins, who retires.
The General Officers, commanding districts in in Ireland, have
been ordered by Parliament to return an account of their pay and
allowances.

It is intended to reduce two of the Major-Generals on the Staff in
Ireland. We conceive that this will not economise, as the travel-
ling expenses of Field Officers who must be employed by their
superiors to report on cases referred to head.quarters, will more
than exceed the pay now given to meritorious old Officers, corn.
manding in districts.
The Court of Inquiry referred to in our last, for investigation of
an alleged gambling transaction between a military officer and a
chief constable of police, assembled at the New Barracks on Satur-
day. The three Field Officers who compose the Court are, Colonel
Barclay, 56th Regt. Colonel Ward, Assistant Quarter-Master-
General, and Major Maxwell, King's Dragoon Guards. The parties
concerned in the above affair, which has excited a very high interest,
arc Mr. Din, a Chief Constable of Police, in this county, and
a Second Lieutenant C—tt, of the 60th Rifles, now in garrison.
It appears the Officer lost upwards of six hundred pounds at cards
to the Chief Constable while on detachment, and paid that:gentle-
man one hundred pounds on account ; when leaving the station
he sent a letter to Mr. D. acknowleding the debt to be a fair trass.l
action. In a few months after Mr. D. pressed tor the balance,
which the friends of the Officer not advising hint him to settle, Mr.
D. offered to submit the entire cue to any impartial tribunal, con-
fident of the propriety of his own conduct. A representation was
then made to the bud Lieutenant by a friend of the Officer, and
the Inspector of Police in this district was ordered to examine
into the affair. His inquiry and report were laid before the
Lord Lieutenant, and his Excellency, not conceiving that any
thing appeared to authorise a harsh proceeding against the
Chief Constable. but willing to satisfy the Officer's friends, di-
reeted a military inquiry by three Field Officers, so that no
feature of the care should escape • rigid scrutiny.—The
Court assembled on Saturday, when the officer interested gave
In a written statement, which was read, but declined calling any wit-
noses. The chief constable was then asked when he should be pre-
pared in defence, and he said on Tuesday. The Court re-esrembled
yesterday, when four gentlemen in the neighbourhood of Stuff were
examined, who had fttquently seen the parties playing. The Court
then adjourned to to-morrow, in order that Mr. D. 's servant might

be examined. However the inquiry may tertuinate, and withtoi.
meaning any allusion, we sincerely hope for the good society at lar;
and the individual happinc::s of those immediately concerned. th ct
the ruinous system of private play may be discountenanced by a.t
thority. We are aware that high play is decidedly at variance with
Military regulations, but we apprehend the passion in. notwi•ii.
standing, secretly encouraged in the Army, and operates to ti trittl.l.
ful extent in some Regiments.—Limet ick Chronicle.

REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, Jens it;

AUCTION MART.

WINSTANLET AND SONS.—A freehold rstate. formior t .
well-known livery-stables and pretnisft of ;11r Thema.
ceased, Blackman-street, Borough, consisting of s•altlit,g f 4,1 I•i•
• latter

horses, and a dwelling.house, the . reserved to 31rs. A lt.•Il
her life, if she continues a widow (aged 65).—Knockod d.•tt n .1
4,9001.

Six Leasehold Houses, Nos. 1 to 6, Wellington-place, N, te.road.
St. George's-in-the-East, let at 191. 2s. each ; anti four ilia.. N..
14 to 17, Lower Cornwall-meet, adjacent, let at 161. each ; lit I.:
for 79 years front 1811, at 421. ground-rent, taxes about 311. a ti
—6301.

The annual sum of 151. for 01 yeata, ariNing from the Mitt! put•-
lic-house and premises, in New Church-street, Lissomgrove,
dington-2301.
Dlr. llocmairr.—A Leasehold Residence, with co•rch house,
stabling, gardens, and pastures, in all 9A. 13r. at High litacli.cear
Loughton and Epping, Essex-2,36411.
A Copybold Cottage Garden, and IA. of land, in the re:-.r of thr
above-2401.

A Freehold Paddock, with farm-horse, hare, stabling, and build-
ings, in all 4a. 35r. near the preceding-5501.
An old Policy for 10001. with the additions thereto. in the F.qui.
table (flit-, effected in March 1708. on the life of a tittitleman in
his 73rd year; annual payment 341. 181.-2,3001.
Mr. W. W. SIMPSO4.—A Freehold Family Residence, No. G.
Dover-street, Picettlilly, let for 21 years, from 18.23, at DAIL a
,I.rar.
—3.9801.

A Ditto, Sr,. 7, adjoining, let for 32 Yeats from 11121, •t 1001
a year:-

A Freehold House and Shop, No. 38, Ohl Bond-strect, let for
21 year., from 1812, at 1001. per annum-2,4601.
A Freehold Residence, No. 59 George-street, Ilauov,r..tioare,
let for 21 years front 1824, at 1231.-2,9201.
A Ditto, No. 6, adjoining. let for 21 years front 1813. at !,4'.
10$. a-year-2,6301.
A Freehold House and Warehouse, No 55, Canyon-street, City,
let for 31 years, fawn 1810, at 841.--1.8201.
A Freehold House and Shop, No. 33, Nicholas-lane, Lombard.
street, let for 21 years from 1821, at 751-1.6301.
An Enclosure of Freehold Ground. known a. Great Irides MCA.
dow, Islington, containing Mt. 2r. 13p. let foe two years, at 1201.
per annum-5,0001.

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