Star.
London, England, 1831-04-05 00:00:00

THE A NMI%

The 92d Highlanders and 76tinent a few days ago received
orders to hold themselves in immediate readiness to proceed to Ennis.
A counter-order has since been received, and both regiments remain for
the present in Dublin.
Colonel Wemyss, the Limerick Brigade Major, has snivel in that
garrison.
The head-quarters of the 17th Lancers arrived in Limerick on
Tuesday.
The three companies of the 59th regiment, which left Limerick on
Tuesday morning for Birr, were met about seven miles from town by
the Dublin mail guard, with an express order from Dublin, staying the
route, and directing their return to quarters at Limerick, where they ar-
rived between ten and eleven in the forenoon.

On'Tuesday, the first division of the 34th reserve arrived in Lime-
rick from Nail, ; and on Wednesday the second division followed, on
route to Clare Castle.

The troop of Carbineers which rode into Limerick on Saturday
se`nnight front Clare, with the artillery, proceeded on Monday to Bal.
lincollig.
The three companies of the fifth regiment, under Major Johnson,
which were on route to Ennis, have been detained at Clare Castle.
It is supposed that the stb, on being relieved by the 34th depot, will
be ordered to march as a moveable column through the whole of the
county Clare, not remaining more than two or three days in one place.
The ninety-ninth reserve arrived at Naas on Thursday List, from
Clare Castle.

Four scotch regiments of militia are to go over to Ireland, as soon as
sufficiently advanced in discipline ; and many of the reserves will be
moved to this side of the water.

It is fully decided that all officers engaged at Waterloo are to have
something done for them, but in what manner is not determinately
fixed.

All regiments at the Mauritius have been directed to complete the
establishment of their service companies. Two vessels are now lying
in the Thames, with government stores for that island, the John Craig
and the Eagle.
Captains Smith and Markham, who were discharged from Bilmain-
ham prison, have joined the depot of the 32d regiment at Boyle.
The Cheshire Militia were disembodied on Saturday last, having
completed their period of training. Their conduct during the time
they remained in Chester was most orderly and soldier-like.
Wednesday. the second Exeter troop of Yeomanry Cavalry dined
together at 'Thorverton. They assembled in a field, and went through
their evolutions in the morning. An excellent dinner was provided fur
them by Mr. Lake, at the Duke of Wellington Inn, at Thorverton, the
arrangements of which were such as did bum much credit.

THE TURF.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
NEWMARKET, MONDAY AFTERNOON.
The Craven Stakes for all ages. A. P. (16 Subs.)
Mr. Chifney's Priam, 3 yrs
Col. Wilson's c by Comus, 3 yrs
Mr. Nowell's ch c by Nulty, 2 yrs 3
The following were not placed—c by Nlustachio, 2 yes; Fortitude,
4 yrs ; f by Cotnus, 2 yrs ; Massarom, 2 yrs ; Tranby, I yes; Turk,
2 yes ; Costard c 2 yrs. Won by three lengths.
The Handicap Stakes of 10 soya each, for two and three years old.
M.
Ld Lowther's Spaniel, 2 yrs. 6stAb. 121 b.. 1
141 Verulam's Whip, 3 , 7st Blb 2
Id Anson's Zillah, 3 ms'
syrs 81b .
Won by a length. Eleven others started, but were not placed.
Match 200, h. ft A. F.—Mr Stonehewer's Variation, Bst. 51b. beat
Mr. Mill's Mouche, Bst. 21b. Won easy.
Sweepstakes of 25 soca. each, for two-yr olds. D. M.
Mr. Stebbing's Joan of Arc. 7st. 41b. .. . .. 1
D. of Richmond's Conciliation, 144 ..
. 1114 ... .. 2
The following were not placed : Naiad, Bst. 91b; Earring, 73t-
-111b.; Terapia, 7st. 41b; and Little John colt, 7st. 71b. Won by a
IQck.
Match, 100, b. it. T. Y. C.D. of Grafton's Abbot, Bst. 21b. beat
Captain Rous's Steamer, Bst. 71b. by a length.
The Riddlesworth Stakes of 200 soya. each. Ab. M. (10 subs.)
Lord Jersey's c. by Emilius ... .. ... 1 Lord Exeter's c. by Tram ... .. "'.. 2 Lord Anson's c. by Morisco ... ... ..
'the following also started :—D. of Richmond's Selictar, and Mr.
Rush's c. by:M'Adam. Won by a length.