Star.
London, England, 1815-12-22 00:00:00

TILE AR Mr.

The regiments ord.:red home from France, and
destined for Ireland, are to proceed from the places
of embarkation at Boulogne, &c. direct to Cork,
where they are to land to be distributed to their se-
veral stations in the interior of the country.
The 16th Dragoons, now stationed at Romford,
will march thence to embai k for Ireland, immediately
on receiving a remount of 200 horses, given up by
the 16th, in Fiance, to regiments that were to remain
in that coun:ry, when the 16th was oidered home,
being the first on the list to return, in consequence of
long service on the Continent. This g.llaot corps
had been in the Peninsula and in France during
nearly the whole of the last seven years.
Tuesday Major-General BOLTON went through the
final inspection of the horses of I:.e 14th Dragoons,
at Romtord, prep tratory to the departure of that re-
giment for Ireland, which is to take place as soon as
the Life Guards arrive is London to take the town
and court duty.
The first division of the 16th Dragoons arrived at
Romford on Friday last, under the command of
Captain WRIXON. The second division, commanded
by Lieutenant-Colonel MURRAY, was to arrive at the
same place yesterday. It is expected that the re-
mount of 200 horses, preparatory to this regiment
proceeding to Ireland, will be completed in the course
' of a month.
On Tuesday the Brigade under the command of
Colonel Sir CHARLES BeLson, consisting of the 2Sth,
42d, and !)2.1 Regiments, were landed at Dover.
These are the corps, consisting of eight or nine hun-
dred men, wbo so gallantly distinguished themselves
at Quatre Bras, and were named in the Duke of
Watunseon's dispatches, as having preserved the
city of Brussels, and enabled his Grace to tight the
following days at the heights of Waterloo.

Yesterday, as usital on St. Thomas's Day, Ward.
motes were held in the scveral City Precincts, for the
election of Common Councilmen and other &dicers
for the ensuing year. We never recollect to have wit-
nessed I,:ss bustle upon such occasions: The following
were the only Waris contested :
Castle litynard, Cripplegate Without,
Aldrugate, and
Cripplegate CoTemanottrect.
In the Ward ot l'Arringdon Without, Mr. MILLER
wis elected, vice liLncrs, resigned. In Candlewick
Wald, Mr. CARn was elected, vice GALE, resignt.d.
In Bread-street Ward, Mr. GILLMAN, in the ro,un of
-Mr. &prom), resigned. Eirringdon Within, Tower,
Cheap, Bishopsgate,Vintry, Langbonme,W thr
Old Billingsgate, elected their old Members.
Ip Aldgate Ward, the LORD MAYOR presided in
the room of Alderman Coats, who was still indis-
posed, —when Mr. Jonx Jaessow, of Billiter-street,
elected without opposition, Via Mr. TAnDY, who
reigned.
In Cordwainers Ward, Mr. GILLMAN, of Bread-
street, was elected, in the rsain of Mr.Baurono, who

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Nothing Arrived of slled bin the
from Cotk.—Wind S.W. dirty we•+her.

PeRTSMOUrH, DECEMBER. 21. •
Arrived the Zelia,Ctunr, ft frn Lisson ; Midtts, -
HOARD, from St. Kitt's. The Midas has been tiltvoi
&imaged on the passage, having Inst her sails in a
heavy gale. The round-house, in whic!, were tour
passengers, the Mate, and a 1)41y, w is *.,shed r.ff the
deck 'by a heavq sea. She is leaky, and the grc.mid-
tier of sugar soppognd to b- much damaged. Left
the Richard and tsah-lls, Kxtcn r, at St. Kitt's, ready
for sea.—Wind N.W. and moderate.
DECLMBER 21.

Came down from the River the Kingston, Somme,
for the South Seas; Welton, 8ALE40..:, for Baba-
does ; and remain in the Dawns v.ith the Milft.rd
Indiaman, and the whole of the outward bound, sat
well. The Loyalty, &tut:GALL, for Machira, lost
an anchor and cable yesterd .y.