Star.
London, England, 1823-07-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY IN IRELAND.

The detachments of the 39th, 42d, and 57th, quartered in Dub-
lin comity and the .county of Tipperary, are replaced by the
29th, from Dublin garrison.
A party of the 9th Lancers, under Major DALY, have arrived
at Clogheen to do duty.
The 79th Regiment have arrived at Naas, and the 15th at
Waterford.

The Magistrates and inhabitants of the vicinity of Cullen,
county Tipperary, have addressed Lieutenant lilacs' and his
party of the 79th Highlanders, for their exemplary conduct
while stationed there.

Thursday, the first division of the I sth Foot, under Lieute-
nant-Colonel DAVIDSON, arrived in Waterford, from Naas. The
second division is to arrive this week. They replace the Ist
Royals, the last division of which marched for Cloomel on Friday.
Monday se'nnight, a division .of the 78th Regiment left Wex-
ford, for Kilkenny, and the remainder followed the next day.
They were relieved by the grenadier company of the same Re-
giment, which marched in on Monday.—Dublin Journal, Julyl I.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR•OPIPICE, JULY 11, 1823.
2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—William Donaldson Davies,
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Raird, promoted in
the 48th Foot.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—To be Captains—Captain
William Cartwight, from half-pay of the t6th Foot, vice
Thornhill Warrington, who ixchanges, receiving the Ail-
ferencebetween a full-pay Troop and a full-pay Company ;
Captain Henry Dundas Campbell, .from half-pay 63 Foot,
vice yurell Johnson, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
To be e
Cornet—Cornt Charles Saintlo Maier, from half-pay of
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the 21st Light Dragoons, vice A. Charles Itr Mord°, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference.
To be Paymaster—Paymaster John Gibson Whitaker, from
ball-pay of the 21st light Dragoons, vice James Somerville
Darby, who exchanges.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign St. John Dept,
from the 61st Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Berko-
ley, who exchanges.
28th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Archibald Ogilvie Dal-
gleish to be Captain, by purchase, 'ice Arbuthnot, promoted;
Ensign J. A. Messiter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Dalgleish ; William Jarues John Irving, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice hlessiter.
4.7 th Ditto—Captain nail) Williams Ramsay to be Major, by
purchase, vice Stanhope, promoted; Lieutenant Johr. Thomas
!tear to be Captain, by,purehase, vice Ramsay ; Ensign Ar-
thur glair, from the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Keays.
48th Ditto—To be Lie‘tenants, by purchase—Cornet William
Patrick Baird, from the 2d •Dragoon Guards, vice Bloom-
field, who retires; Ensign James William Bouverie, from the
86th Foot, vice Close, who retires.
61st Ditto—Ensign and Lieutenant George Charles Gransley
Fitzharding Bet keley, from the Coldstream Foot Guards to
be Ensign, vice Dept, who exchanges.
67th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Moore Harrison to he Captain,
by purcbase,.vice Algeo, promoted; Ensign Charles Tinling,
Atom the 76th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pqrchase, vice
autism.
Ceylon Regiment—Captain James Taree, from half-pay of the
3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain, vice Henry Cooper, who
exchanges.'
og Ditto—Captain Henry 'Viscount Barnard, from the 2d Life
Guards, to be Major, by purchase, vice Spawforth, who retires.
Cape Corps (Infantry)—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George
O'Malley, from half-pay 60th Font, to be Major, vice Brooke,
aeldointed Permanent Assistant-Quartermaster-General.
3tßoyalYetersn Battallou—Captain Robert ?daubs, from half-
pay of the 62d Foot, to lee Captain, vice George Young, who
returns to his former situation OD the Retired List.
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Captain Charles George J. Arbuthnot, from the 28th Foot, to
be Majot of Infantry, by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel Francis rower, who retires.

2 STAVIN

Colonel William Marley, Permanent Assistaut-quertermpster-
General, to be Deputy Quartertra►ter-Geneerraal--w the King's
Troops eersipg in the I+st viee.Stanhope, who retires;

Brevet Lieutenant-Come!eitaliierz— James Riddell to be Per.
manent Assistant-Quart er- enkral and Lieutenant-Co.
lone!. vice Marbly ; Brevet Ueutesant-ColonelWilliamWarre,
from haltpay of the23d Ligist„Dragggits, to be Permanent
Assistant-Quartermaster-General and' Major, vice Riddell;
Major Horatio George Broke, from the Cape Corps, to be
Permanent Assistant-Quartermaster-General and Major, vice
Sir Charles Broke Vere, who retires upon half-pay 60th Poo;,
nosrnrst. envy,
Staff-Surgeon John Clarke, M.D. to be Physician to the Forces,
vie* O'Leary, deceased ; Assistant-Surgeon John Wyer, front
half-pay 81st Foot, to be Assistant-Surge-cut to the Forces.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY I I, 1 sn.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel Robert Bull to be Major, vice Francis Power, retired;
Captain James Stoke Bastard, from the half-pay, to he Cap-
tain, vice Bull ; First Lieutenant 'Thomas &awn)), to be Se-
cond Captain; First Lieutenant John Dalaell, from half-pan
to be First Lieutenant, vice Sharpin, retired on half-pay.
Commissions in the Renfrewahire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew.
William Napier, lisq. to be Captain, vice Viscount Keiburne,
promoted; James B. Kirk, M. D. to be Scrgeon.

NATAL lATELLIGENCE,

The shipping list, or list of arrivals, vessels spoken to, sailings,
&c. at Liverpool, was longer on Monday last than on any single
day for many years past.
The Spanish Soldier, Ilitowsr, for New York, struck on the
Elbow Sandbank, off Flushing, the etb instant, and was hauling
into Flushing nearly under water.
The Orbit, BAXTER, from New Orleans to Liverpool, tan on
shore 30th May on Hradburg Reef, and bilged; the crew, 48
bales of cottcn, sails, &c. saved.
Fm aouvnJ
, our 12,—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship CLINKER, is 28 days from St. Thontas's, with and
his Majesty's ship Laarce, from Portsmouth for the Rist Indies.
Also arrived, the Margaret, and Market Maid, from Loodoo.
Ptratouvit, .Ter.r 12.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Persever-
ance, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Heart of Oak, Joon,
from Memel; and Charles, BARCHAN, from Antwerp.
PORTSZIOUTII, JULY 13.-. Wind S.W.— Sailed his Majesty's
ship Tomtit, ft.r Chatham.
Diuit, Jinx 12.—Wind W,S.W,—Came down from the River, the Melantho, FULCRA, for the South Seas; Bridges, •
NEWTON, for ditto • Blacker, MURRAY, for Jamaica; Swiftsuret
Canny, for Rio janeiro • Thomas, GA RIMER, fur St. John's,
New Brunswick ; Model:a, At LEN, for St. Thomas's. Arrived
last night and to-day, the 81r Edward Paget, Gas RI, (Sam 'Ben-
gal ; Duke of Bedford, Cononsentou, from Bombay • York,.
TA 1.114 T, from Madraa; Joseph, PATRICK, from Sierra Leone;
Mary, Uptown, from the Cape or Good Hope; Dedalus,
in.rroN, from Mirandchl ; Ldward, DEW, from St. Vincent's;
British Tar, CLARK, from Quebec. The whole have pro-
' eeeded for the River, with several others, particulars unknown.
JULY 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived last night and to-day and
sailed for the River, tha Commercial Packet and New Har-
mony, from Teneriffe ; Christopher, KNICRT, from hilramichi ;
Dorothy, FORSTER, front ; Sir George Osborn, from
the South Seas ; Shannon, l's:a RT, from Quebec ; and Katherine,
lima, from Madras; the latter remaining. Came down front
tht River, the Admiralty Yacht, for Portsmouth, to join the
Royal Squadron ; also Betsey, C.sr..air.t., for Naples; Oscar,
jostesoo, for Dernarara ; and remain, with the rest of the out-
ward-bound.

LIVIMPOOL, JULY I!.—Cartairi MALCOLM, of the Wirc.rtree,
which arrived here yesterday from Buenos Ayres, spoke, on the
26th ult. in lat. 35. 50. long. 38. the ship Rawlins, from Vera
Cruz for Trieste, baying on board the deposed Emperor of
Mimeo and suite. The Republic of blesico have, it is said,
agreed to allow 'rhinos 25,000 dollars per aim. dining lite.

His MAJESTY, or. Saturday, had a select pa.ty tq
dinner at Carlton Palace, and appeared in excellent
health. He was remarkably checrful and gay, and
it was nearly twelveu'clock before the company took
their departure. • The cards issued by Royal comr
mand for the Fete this day are equally numerous as,
those issued for last Thurday's patty. To•tnortuwr
his MAJESTY gives a Grand Ball to the younger
branches of the Nobility, which is to commence at
half-past eight o'clock in the evening.
Saturday the Marquis of Hasmo had an au:-
dience of the Kt xo, on his return to England.
Yesterday the Dukes of YORK and CumayaLAND
visited his MAJEiTY.

Yesterday the LORD CDANCELLOR had an audience
of the KING.
The marziagebetween I.4ady ELIZABETH CONYND-
GANt and Lord RURFORD being off by mutual cod
sent, rumour has assigned to this Lady a princely
partner, the vicissitudes of whose fortune have en,
gaged so much of the public attention,.
WALLACE,r. who has recently returned non)
America, is engaged for a limited number of nights
by the spirited Manager of the English Opera-House.
He commences this evening in two of his most far
vouritp parts.
VAUXHALL.—These Ga;:clens presented a most
iti-
teresting scene on Saturday evening, when a Grand
Juvenile Fete took place, which was attended by se-
veral thousand,of the children of the families of rar.ic
and fashion, in and about the metropolis. The gates
were opened at six o'clock, and from that until past
eight, the roads leading to the. Gardens were crowded
with carriages, many.of them those of Noblemen, ai;
filled with beautifully dressed boys and girls of every
age. In addition to the usual decorations, the Gar.-
dens were embellished with a brilliant row of crimson
and green lamps, stretching across the top, so ar-
ranged as to form the words " Welcome mom young
friends." Amongst the numerous amusements, the
ballet (Cinderella, whose history is so familiar to the
nursery), seemed to afford the most exquisite delight
to the young spectators. The fire-works were ex-
ceedingly brilliant, and the fcaloning words, burst-
ing suddenly upon the view in fiery characters, at-
tracted loud applause:,
s',Children dear,
" Come every year."
It was difficult to walk round the Gardens without
experiencing sensations of the most pleasing nature,
at beholding the various groups of lovely children;
some accompanied by their tutors or governesses, and
some by their delighted parents, all of whom seemed
quite captivated by the gaiety of the scene around
them. Notwithstanding the threatening state of the
weather, there were that, including the young and
the old, between nine and 10,00) in the Gardens.
CORN XXCHAHGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 14.
The very large arrivals of last week, added to a tolerable sup-
ply of Corn to this morning's Market, occasions a considerahlt
chew of samples; and the late weather being considered favour-
able to the crops, .causes much dulness to prevail in sales to-day.
Wheat sells so very slowly that even the primed' pareelsclo not
reach last Monday s prices by 2s. a quarter, and other quallties
are nearly unsaleable at present. Barley ends very few buyers
at last quotations. Beans and Peas are rather cheaper. Oats
are so pleptiful tbst sales cannot be effected without subtratting
to a reduction of fall 15. per quarter. The top price of Flout
is at length settled at 555. per sack.
GENERAL AVERAGE•PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(wattat GOVERSS isavonlAvio.),
For the Week ended July 5, 1843, made up from the Worn,
of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in isak
land and Wales.
Wheat .60s Id I Oats .155 14 -Beaus 52,
Barley 315 lid Rye Ms 7d Peas 563 49 -
PRIOR OF SUGA
Tile Average Price .pf Brawn or Muscovado Sitgar,eole-
puted from the Returns made In ,the Wetk titcling !kb July,
;1,823, Z3s- per cwt. exclusive cer Importation Duties.