Star.
London, England, 1830-11-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Thane of Fife, Munroe, from Maeda', hae been towed Int(
Aherdeen, disansted, bound to Hanaborgh.
The George Cannlng,Jackson.bound to London, put back to Ilan.
tidos 30th July, leaky.

The Hind«). Pollard. from Singapore. las arrived at Maurfrhts said
moth damage, and supposed would be condemned, bound to Boston.
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The Marie, Alai, from Bourbon, has arrived at Mauritius leaky,
and cargo damaged, bound to Boardeaus.

Thu following arrivals at Matiridos are posted at Lloyd's :—Tlw
Sir Joseph Banks, Saucy Jack, and George, Itatteobury, from Loa.
don ; Ninon, from Bourdeaux ; Argonaut Lalases. Courier de Names,
and Bourbonnais, from Names.

Deasy Nov. 5.--Wind W.S.W. moderate.—Arrlved the William
Maitland, Laughton, from Honduras.

Poo:swum Nov. 2.—Wtod S.S.W.
Lem, Nov. I... Arrived the Roscoe. °even, from hflramlebi ,
and &mess. Pordie. from ArchaoreL

Hors, Nov. S.—Arrived the Julhas,WlMants, from Quebec ; Gun,
Brown, from Smyrna; and Enterprise, Lowry, from (iallipoly.

Gummi:on, Nov. ll—Arrived the WeVinod, Poynter, from Ja-
maica and Charleston.

Framover, Nov. 4.—Wind W.B.W. to S.S.W.—Arrived the Dis-
patch, Starke, from Oporto.

Coax, Oar. St.—Arrived the Countess of Harcourt transport, from
Portsmouth for Barbados&

lavearoot.. Nov. S.—Arrived the Luella, Lomas, from Virginia
Off the port, the Earl Dalhousie, from New Wens.

THE ARMY.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2.

Tuesday, the 99d Highland Regiment. now quartered in this gani.
son, and which has been the object of the attacks of Mr. O'Connell and
his corps of revolutionists, were hissed and booted on their way to
church by a mob of at least a thousand persons.

The regiments on home service are to be flanked from 650 to 800.

An order was on Monday sent to the yeomanry of the county Fe?.
managh that their services would be requlredoif disturbances continued.
In that cue, the 83d regiment would leave the moth for Dublin.

The With Regiment. in Dublin, have not (as reported) received an
intimation of their withdrawal from Ireland.
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The 28th Regiment has received a route to march from Buttevant for
Newry and Armagh. to occupy the quarters of the 87th Fusileers.
Yesterday Alajor.General Sir Edward Blakeney left Dublin to inspect
the 60th regiment at Templensore.
Thr Hon. Patrick Stuart has arrived at Edinburgh, and taken the
command of the troops in Scotland. He has brought over from Brun.
eels the remains of his mueluregretutd brother, General Laid Blantyre,
who lost his life iq that city.
The troops at present in the garrison of Doodah, have dearly earned
their pay ever since Sir H Hardinp keyed his Proclamation for
the suppression of certain seekske. The whin kbeernedeelly sealed,
inasmuch as no person is purodesed yaw k online attached to the
place, and the horses kept gained wrap night, and the men ordered to
be ready at &moment's waning. The Mk"ie this effect was, we un.
destend, received by the ether eannmeinsaa_ Pride. (22d ult.) _
Courr.Manstat..--Tasetky and iVitesow a coun.Mutitd, of
which Major-General Sir Edward Wasbravr was president, sat at the
Royal Barracks, Dublin, fee the trisl of Liestiaant C. (heaves, of
the 87th, as Royal Irish Iftudleers. is a Amp peaterred by Major
Streatfeildt, far being in a slate of lotoxicadon while the regiment
(of which be wee then Adjutant) were eabsekkg he Ireland at Liver.
pool. The prisoner. who formerly bilinged to the Guards, produced
most honourable testimonials of hie character, and it appeared in evi.
dance that the charge on which he was tried, was the only solitary in.
stanceof inebriety, he being an °Meer of moat temperate habits ; it is
supposed that admonishing will fully atone for the offence.

As the Duke of Sussex was proceeding to the Hones of
Lords on Tuesday, when he arrived at the Horse Guards, a man in the
garb of a mechanic, and carrying a large tri.coloured flag, came up and
waved it repeatedly into the windows of the carriage. The police
Weof him to desist, and as he refused to do so, he was ultimately
n into custody. Another man was seen promenading near the Trea-
sury, with a banner placed at the end of a long pole, on which was
written on one side, Vote by ballot," and on the other, " William
IV. and Reform." Mr. Superintendent Thomas, of the F division,
went up to the young man, who was respectably dressed, and put
it to his good sense, whether he had not better desist from carrying such
a banner, which was so well calculated to excite the passions of the
lower cl;raes. This appeal fortunately succeeded, and the banner was
delivered up to Mr. Thomas, by whom it was conveyed to the station-
house in Covent-garden.

The East India Company's ships, Berwickshire and Or-
well, arrived at Bombay, the former on the Bth, sod the latter on
the lath Jane.

The East India Company's ship Reliance arrived in Sau-
get Roads= the 28th May.

The Prince of Orange arrived by the Dutch steam-boat
yesterday, and a considerable number of persons were attracted to wit-
ness the debarkation of his Serene Highness. There came over with the
Prince one or two officers and several persons attached to his suite. There
were two travelling carriages landed, which belonged to the Prince, one
having the royal arms upon it; the other was a plain chariot. As soon
as his Serene Highness had visited the Searchers' Oahe, he proceeded
In company with some of his friends towards the west end of the town,
leering his servants to see the luggage safely landed, and conveyed to
their plam of destination.
LORD MATOR'S DoT.—A correspondent strongly recom-
mends that the beads of every family should strictly forbid either their
children or their deenestise be. temelabsi in the streets after 4 o'clock
on Tuesday nest; fee should the Ambeeltise be obliged, by a lawless
rabble, to have ramose to poems Essmares in erase so preserve peace.
let the innocent not surer for the ; be the pas word—" Keep
at home."
Before the Royal cavalcade left St. James's, on Tuesday,
the Dolma Wellinzt paid a wish to his Majesty at the palace. The
Hake was attended a single groans, and on passing through the
Park, after having palace, he was Limed by some persons swag
the crowd, and who sled out '4 No polies, no polW I" There was
another ay then heard in this quarter, whi& eomewbat purled
the bystanders ;it was " Five hundred ! no police I" To a clues-
don as to the nossning of “ five hundred," one of the criers re-
plied only by a very mysterious shake of the heed, which was
mere p= than the eshalletical words themselves. The general
to be that a eshollions conspiracy woe hatching, and that
rrede *Sue handled " hewed the countersign of the
It seems peabalia, however, that the mystic number se the
sum-ssial of puss and dignitades in the possession of sinecure placer,
who are dammed in papas which have bees industriously cir-
oohed araersi the louse euilms, and which would thus appear to have
made die did impmeden. The present is certainly the reign of
They ere hawked about the streets st all pekes down to three
rotTiLlmittposoy.

&rent tradesmen and other gaminess In &. Jamas
bays some Reward to testify w die red as et the police on
Tuesday snail, sad hays ur ea nor . nednees a beoes in to
mist the police neat Tm.day the mamemen et eider.
Of twelve men ',reloaded near Cashel, far the murder
el the has Rsv. J. Gobi bet October, at rimy De*" awn, TIP"
pasty, nine are tally --tided to eland phi kr idol at mat opting
skim