Star.
London, England, 1823-06-05 00:00:00

THE .4101 Y.

This morning the whole of the Second Haesigliaiof tile Cold- ,
stream, ot sd Rrgiment stf Guards (except elegem duty at the
Tower) Mustered in the Tenter-ground, Ooodman's-fields,
under the command a Captain-Adjutant Bsxascx, and practised
the new Military -manoeuvres, patticularly the long-shoulder ot
the -musket, which is considereJ of great 'treks to the men, in
point of ease and comfort.
Monday the lit division of the-73d Regiment marched Into
Edinburgh Castle:
The 45th Regiment of Foot is ordered from Belfast to Ennis,
and will be repbiced by the 77th,
The 78th Regiment was inspected on Saturday lass by Sir
Couturious GaAs:, at Kilkenny.
MOVEMENTS .OF THE CAVALRY.

The head-quarter division 6th Carbinzen left Cork on Mon-
day, fur Dublin, and are to be replaced by the 12th Lancers.
The last di4ision of the 6th, or Eandsleillen Dragoons, left
Dublin on binfiday for Scotland, and are to be replaced by the
dtb Draloon Guards.
A zaitadren of the 7th Dragoon Guards arrived at lklfast on
Thi y last, from Glasgow.
A troop of the 9th Dragoons are on their route for Ireland.
' 'The 17th Foot,ilately arrived from India, are ordered to leave
Chatham for Pottsmoutb.
The 14th Dragoons now on duty at Coventry and Binning-
, bans, will. on the general change of quarters of the Cavalry, re-
place the 9th Lancers, at Radtpole.
The 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards will replace the 14th
Light Dragoons at Coventry and Birmingham.
The 3d Dragoon Gear& are to replace the 2d, at York.
The 2d (Royal North Britain) Dragoons, are to replace the
3d Dralioon Guards at Newcastle.
The Ist (toe King's) Regiment of Defilade Guards are to re-
place the 94 Dragoons at Plershill Dermas.
Tice let(Royal) Dragoons,are to replace the Ist Dragoon Guards
at Ilanelanter •P and the 13th (the Kingi's Light Outpace, are
to replace the In Dragoons at Canterbury.
The 3d • l'Aght Dragooes are to replace the 15th Hewn at
Hounslow. Barracks.
A demehment of the '7th Dragoons, on its arrival from
land. are to replace the 3d Dragoons at Chichester.
ItOll4L ItI4TARICA4YL,Wei. SOUTHAMPTON.
The last diviskeed 110p4 Waning to did Military layltuni
left Southampton fee Chelsea. Ails flays and are to ho 'teemed
by 400 Girls—the new Astablishment. The following at of
casualties among the Wilms et the Royal Miami Asylum.
Southampton, from theamiuneetemeet of the Estsbliduneat in
1216, will slew the very healthy state which the Establishment
has enjoyed under the Indefatigable care and attention of Lien-
tenant-adonel Evan, die tkainiandant, and the ether °Seen:
Bays. Girls.

Iti the Atom in 1814
Joissolskflos - •

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200

Soloed the Artny 1111
Apprenticed - 1s
Diploma by PIIIISte - 1
Delititred to Patents - se
&skte their Parishes - •
Rardbied to When -

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boil . .. - 4-070 1
Ram& in the Asyhint S .00
The "genes to the country. for feco;fikes, on the average of
seven years, tot each child in the /Liken. hue been about tour.
peace. sod for clothing about one penny pet dietn.

IRISH OUTRAGES.

Friday night, between the hours of eleven and
twelve o'clock, Patrick Healy, of Ballymore, near
TaLegit, discovered his house on fire: his family
escaped, and a party was stationed near the house to
prevent any assistance being afforded to stop the
conflagration. The police tune too late to afford any
aid, and were unsuccessful in taking any of the of-
fenders, although they made an active pursuit. The
preceding Friday Healy bad been severely beaten by
an insurgent party.
"I'‘ On the same night thirty armed men attacked DIN
Wood's house, Coolkei isk, near Cork, and took from
it two guns, a blunderbuss, and a case of pistols.
Immediately after,. they attacked Daly's house, a
proetor, and searched% threatening destruction to
him if lie should ever again collect tithes. They next
attacked a house of Alderman Hassling, but got no
arms, and departed execrating the police, and threat-
ening destruction to the floor-mills.
Oattain Crotty, 89th foot, on Wednesday se'nnight,
took into custody fifteen men in Altfeale parish,
who-hut-Wen of the party that eked Mr. KU'
son's house some months back—they were committed
to Trak* gaol.
Thursday night, Dennis Brien and his wife, of
Brians'-fieldr were dragged out of bed and cruelly
beaten. Three persons were taken up by the police,
one of them, the principal, Michael Mara, was
identified by Brien's wife and committed.
Patrick Sealy, one of the villains concerned in
tke outrage at Saggard, as stated in the Star of yes-
terday, was arrested six miles below Blessington, by
liaaagan, peace officer, and fully committed.

The late genial showers have been so beneficial to
the gardens, that green peas, which burn.little month
since, were SI. 'a peck, were this morning, at the re-
duced price of 2s. at several slackers in the metropolis.
The blossoms of the strawberry were never ob-
served larger, finer, or more numerous than at.pre-
eent. The plants are uncommonly healthy and strong,
and, aided by the preens genial showers, promise a
most abundant crop. •
A duel took place yesterday morning, in a field
leading from Snraliberry-green to Heston; between
G. M. Esq. and- Captain A—a—ms The
quarrel originated in a disputed bet at Epsom Races,
and blows had been before exchanged. Captain. A.
was badly wounded in she shoulder.
MAD Dona.-;-Ilandbills were issued by the Ma-
gistrates of Chatham, on Friday seunight, cautioning
the inhabitants to keep their dogs confined. Several
of them having been bitten by a mad dog. Seven or
eight that vrerabittsa have already been destroyed. J