Star.
London, England, 1830-08-28 00:00:00

PROMOTIONS.

Rev. W. F. Drake, M.A. to be Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bi-
shop of Norwich.
Rev. 11. M. Wagner, Vicar of Brighton, to be Chaplain in Ordinary
to his Majesty.
Rev. E. Evcrard, to be Chaplain to the R'yal Household.
OXFORD, AUGUST 28.
The Rev. John Swainson, B A. an Hulrne's Exhibitioner of Brascn-
nose College, is presented to the Perpetual Curacy of Walton-le-Dale,
Lancashire; patron, the Vicar of Blackburn.

7'IIE Ali I.

LIMERICK, Aua. 25.

On Monday, Major-General Sir Edward lik-keney, K.C.B. retired
from the command of this district, and yesterday morning, accompanied
by Lady Blakency and his Aid-de-Catnp, Colonel Cuyler, left for Kil.
Jamey and Cork to Dublin, where he succeeds Major-Gen. Dalbiac, who
is promoted to be Inspecting Officer of the Cavalry in England.
Colonel Barclay, Stith, now commands this garrison.
Two divisions, consisting of 500 men of the 8341 Regiment, under the
command of Colonel nuncios, landed a: IkVast on Wednesday morn-
ing, front the Fingal and Frolic steam vessels, front Scotland. They
are on their route for Enniskillen, to replace the 37th ordered to em.
bark at Cove.

On Monday last the 37th regiment left Enniskillen for Cork, where
they embark for Bermuda—the 37th have 18 days march to the point
of embarkation.

The Depot of the 37th will be formed at Cork.
The Detachment of the 37th, under Captain Dillon Massy, marched
from Umagh yesterday, for Cork.
Bermuda is considered a healthy station for the Military. The 74th
Regiment now in garrison, and but recently returned front that Colony,
lost only ten men there in ayes: and a half.
Captain Breete's company of the 21st Fusileers will leave Marybo.
rough for Kilkenny, being replaced by a company from head-quarters.
The Reserve Companies of the 25. h regiment have arrived at Glas-
gow, to do duty.
Since the arrival of the 83d Regiment in Glasgow, there have been
married 497 privates, four serjeants, and seven corporals !
The Right Hon. Lord Riversdale, Colonel of the South Cork Regi-
ment of Militia, has appointed Lord Viscount Boyle and Francis 11.7
nard, Esq. Captains.

NAV.

'ELLIGE.%t E.

His Majesty has been most graciously pleased to command that the
widows of Pursers in the Royal Navy shall in future be allowed a pen-
sion of 401. instead of 301. per annum ; and it is intended to increase
the half-pay of this meritorious class of Officers.
The widows of gunners, boatswains. and carpenters, in the Royal
Navy, who married since the 30th of June last, lose their Government
pens:ons.
The Court of Inquiry upon Lieutenant MacGladdery, chief officer
of Islandmore, county Mayo, and Lieutenavt Hudson, commander of
the Skylark revenue cruiser, has terminated in the honourable acquit.
tal of the officers.

The following arrivals are posted at Lloyd's :—The Montreal,
Elder, from Jamaica, off Margate ; Surrey, Dacre, from New South
Wales, off the Wight ; Norval, Boyd, from La Guys a, at Cowes ;
Little Ann, Pridham, from St. Andrew's, at Bristol; Jane Valet,
Joss, from Riebebueto, at Holyhead ; Richard and Ann, Smith. from
Quebec, at Waterford ; George and Thomas, Darnley, from Barba_
does, at Cork; and Mitford, Taylor, front Mogadorr, in Standgate
Creek.

The Elaabet, Zernechow, from Christiana, has arrived at South.
ampton, water-logged, and with loss of deck load.
The Vigilant, HaUan, from Liverpool to Lynn, is totally lust near
the island of Skye.
DEAL, Auo. 26.—Wind E.S.B—Sailed the outward bound. Ar-
rived the Wm. Bryan, Roman, from Jamaica.

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PORTSMOUTH. Am. V.—Wind W. strong breezes.—Arrived the
Dublin l'acket, —, from Gallipoly.
i'mrsioutsi. AUG. 27.—Wind W. strong breezes.—Arrived the
Breakwater, Newman, from Prince PAlward's Island.

LIVIMPOOL, Ann. 27.—Arrived the Macclesfield, Tucker, front
Richehucto ; Rebecca, Cresswell, from Macaio ; Elisabeth, Tobin,
from I)emer4ra ; Sarah and Caroline, Prince ' • I.abella, Crane ; and
' Harriet Johnson, from Charleston ; Salem, Itichirdson, from New
York ; Cassander, Everson, from St. John's; Loe Mummer, Fulk,
from &lbw ; St. Antonio y Aninas, A urge, from St. Andero ; and
Wm. Kennington, --, from Archangel.
CLYDE, Ave. 25.—Arrived the Catherine, Orkney, from Jamaica;
and Belmont, Paul, from St. John's, N.B.
Duman, Atm 26.—Arrived the Monarch, Mundell, front St. Lucia ;
Margaret, Bunny, from Lisbon; Eliza, Mill, and Crepinies, Slater,
from Archangel.