Star.
London, England, 1823-08-29 00:00:00

THE AILIII'.

IRISH MILITIA REDUCTION.
Whereas we think it proper that a more adequate pro•ision
shall be made for the support and maintenance of certain Ser.
jeans of our disembodied Militia of Ireland, who have bees
discharged in consequence of the late reduction of the INtablisb-
ments of the said Corps, than the existing Regulations of the

Militia admit : our will and pleasure is, that every Serjeant so
discharged, in consequence of the aforesaid reduction. and who
shall gave served twenty years as a Serjeant hi the aria
a Regular or Fencible Corps, shall, i; regularly reco.tiatended
by the Colonel or Commandant of the Corps, receive a poisias
of Twelve Pence per diem, although not rendered incapable of
service by age or infirmity. But we are pleased distinctly to
declare, that this our warrant shall apply only to the Sergeants
of the disembodied Militia of Ireland, who have been discharged
iu consequence of the late reduction of the Eicablibhment of that
Force ; and that all Serjeants of such Militia, who may be dis-
charged after this date, shall be twirled to pension only under
the provisions of our Warrant of tlir 2Srh February, 1814, which
is not in' nded to be cancelled or an -.Red by this present War-
rant. And it is our further pleasure, th it this ourWarrantshall
be duly observed by the Comndssie.ters of Chelsea Easpital,
and by all others whom it doth or may concern.
" Given at our Court, at Carlton Palace, this twenty-eighth
day of July, 1823, in the fourth year of our reign.
" By his Majesty's Command,
(Signed) " PALMERSTON."

, -
The detachments belonging to the t d Battalion of the 60th,
74th, and 81st Foot, which embarked at Cowes on the 3cl of
April, have disembarked at Halifax.
The detachments of the 49th and 55th Regiments of infantry,
which embarked at Cowes cn the 27th of January, have dis-
embarked at the Cape of G. od Hope.
Lieutenant-General Viscount Beetirsroan, G.C.B. and G.C.H.

who succeeded the late Lieutenant-General Sir Hammes,
Ours, Bart. as Lieutenant-General of Ordnance, has alto bees •
appointed a Commissioner of the Royal Military College, ands
Commissioner of the Royal Milit iry Asylum.
The appointment held by the lite Lieutenant-General Sr
ITILOCIMAND ()sus, Bart. at the Consolidated Board of General
Officers, for the.lnspection and Regulation of the Clothing d
the Army, the Investigction of Claims for Losses, and for al
' Duties heretofore performed by the Clothing Board, Board d
Claims, and other Boards of General Officer% has not bees
hued up.

The Duke of WELLINGTON, when he left Gkent,'
proceeded to Termonde to inspect the fortifications
and thence to Antwerp, where he arrived )e.terdar
at noon. After having examined the fortification
his Grace set out for Brussels, where he arrived x
six o'clock in the afterboon.—Brussels Paper.
The Duke of RICHMOND has resumed his resid
at his ancient and venerable patrimoniallnansion of Goodwood
Saturday the young Duke of Bucciaocu, acme
panied by Lord STAFFORD, and his uncle Lord MONTAGUE, prvi
through Dumfriei, on his way to Drumlanrig Castle. Ilis Gro
looked extremely well, and appears to be exceedingly active as
intelligent for his years. He was preceded by two at his sisto
who travelled in a carriage drawn by four beautiful grays.
considerable number of persons assembled in the strees td
greeted the distinguished party with loud cheers.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, and his family, have ki
town, for his Lordship's seat in Darsetthire.
This forenoon, the remains of the Lady of Sir RP
BEET WILSON were interred in Westmiuster Abbey. Debtor
three mourning coaches, and one private carriage, formed the ftk
neral procession,which,without pomp, was respect fully sonart4-
ENOLisH OPERA-HOUSE.—The Highland Red, fe
Curious by Half; and A Day et an Inn, were giro
out for performance at this Theatre yesterday evening, bet sr e
delay was occasioned by Miss L. DANCE and Mr. PEA 111.111 kr
ing unfortunately met with accidents. Apologies were rag
received by the audience, and another Piece was substituted..
Marntws was extremely successful in the Fatcetta, -
KELLT, in the highland Reel, acted with her wonted
HAYMARKET 'THEATRE —Last night the
ances at this Theatre were Match Making, The P
and the new Farce of Fish out of Water, which •
with, tf possible, increased applause. Miss PATON
fully in the Opera. The liouse was crowded.
DEATH BY FIOHTING.—Last evening, a
fortunate dispute arose in a public-house,
Edgeware-toad, between three soldiers of
Guards and a number of dustmen, par
one of the latter, of the name of Norman,
one of the soldiers challenged to a
contest ; for which purpose they all retie
road, and the dustman stripped ; his e:
followed by a soldier, named Spenser,
fought some minutes, %then' a ,Serjeant
ment passing by, interfered, and commant
'Mien to retire, which they refused to do.
jeant then seized Spenser, for the purpor
him, when he broke front his grasp,
Nonslip, struck him a tremendous blow
11911; the unfortunate span staggered
and; Ulteriag a groan, in- a few moments
The Serjeantinstantly ordered the men
to a constable, they did so, and into
he gave them. The seconds of the utu
man (who WAS, it is said, generally a
escaped. The body was taken to the Red
diugton, for the Inquest. Considerable
been excited in the neighbourhood by
business ; as it is said the soldier struck
basely foul—this is mere conjecture.
were to undergo an-examination this day
Alaiatates of tine district.

DINNER Ar

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The dinner
worthy Chief
on Monday,
distinguished
Of the compx

Among th‘
ing were the
" Hl;' Majesty,
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the best of hi:
community
pleasore and
had been give
could not cot
**est a sep
which nOthini
hare compel!
whether he
diality with
to their sery
luctant, acq'
kind enough
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their servant,
than necessai
tale of his of
express the gi
sight of the
lateJ to heigl
meant, of bet
the insignitif
elections for
had exhibit(
prompt reco,
struggle wlr
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survive the n;
the town in
periencing of
Jul to him to
in the coon.e
understand t(
in delicacy p,
personal esteepolitical ,
bosti'
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in which, hi
which the nu
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Liverpool w;
political conk
that the tern
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the honour w'
health, said,
whiCh that I
exceeding hi
hope, that d
since he had
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those expect
in his favour,
the services
tinuance of t'
sense of justi
spurredeehis
predecessor
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services on el
their indulge'
to promote thi
those interests,
the department
more immedi;
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might be his
advancetzleni
country, in
the concurrent
munity, who'
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acknowledge
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sion of Park
assuring them
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town afforded,

interests whi
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old town of
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applause.
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Mr. Hu:
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of the Chat
confident,
the most .
to the health
him, *be -

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wonted exults
ht the pelf'
he Barber I
was again real
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:-house, ow
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m, partici;
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to a 1141
1 retired to
his example
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.ant of the it •
stnanded the
do. 11x
pose of tem°
, and rushing
blow on the ti
ed a few fa.
nents erpite-
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unfortunate N('`,
a quiet atain
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the tap
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his abil
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nd his p
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controul
separati,
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whicl
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believin
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afraid
n every
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feel cs
his dut
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in prop
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for hi.
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health .
be was