Star.
London, England, 1830-05-08 00:00:00

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iLv 5.
T.tc. Royal Artillery, Ring's Dragoon Guards, .56u: :md tithh
Ite:,Mvms, had a review at Newcastle, yesterday. Major.tien. Sir
Ed v Blakeney was present.
A !,Moral troop of the lit or King's Dragoon Guards. marches m
here on th: 15th inst.

The Artillery in this garrison, under command of Cul. ‘Vorsley,
now wear their s; Inutitl new uniform, varied with gold lace and a
profusion of yellow braiding.
The intention of removing the 60th rifles from this garrison is,
we understand, abandoned for the present, and that distinguiAtod
reAintert will, we are happy to say, sojourn with ua sonti: time
longer The ont-pnita on the neat chanKe will he again relieved by
that corps.
An officer and 25 men of the Gist regiment, from the depot, left
this city on 3londay morning, to embark for Ceylon to join.the see.
vice companies.
A draft consisting of 41 rank and file, I Lieutenant and 2 En.
signs-11Iessrs. Nagle, lamest, and Jones—from the reserve com-
panies of the 97th regiment, quartered in Waterford, rintrulied
on Saturday morning for Cork, to embark for Portsmouth, whence
they proceed to Ceylon to join their regiment sta.ionea in that
island. _ _ _

.....
The troops of the 12th, or Royal Lancers, commanded by Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Stavell, have arrived in Dublin. Tlicy are rr-
markably fine...looking young men, and their horses show capital
condition.

The 6th Enniskillen Dragoons, from Dundalk, replace the 17th
Lancers at the Royal Barracks, Dublin.
Friday morning, a troop of the Queen's Bays, from Caller, vol.
barked on board Government steamers, at the North Wall. Dula.
lin, and in the evening railed for Liverpool, on route to Manchester.
Captain Barn, 62d Regiment, is entered a student of the Royst
Military College.
Lit ut. Nunn, 66th regiment, is appointed Superintendent of tlia
Kilkenny Recruiting district, in place of Lieut. Nowlan, 73J reiv.
Lieutenant Rose, 48th Regiment is appointed a Euperintentling
Officer of the Leeds Recruiting Depattment, in place of Lieutenant
Metge of the same corps.
Lieutenant Clerkc, 77th Regiment, is appointed SuperinteuiiLmt
of the Manchester Recruiting district, in place of Lieut. Reardon.
22d Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Forster, is appointed Cornmanding Offiecr tai
Artillery, in the South West District of England. in place of Coloud
Phillott.

_ .....
Major A. Forlns is appointed to the Eng!ish Barrack Depar.-
111N1t.

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Port-au-Prh,e,
dated March 20th :

" Arrived on the 18tb, the French corvette Pomone, Iron:
Brest, with Baron Pichoa, Commissaire du Rol, to ratify :!i -
Treaty of Commerce with Hayti. The following is a transLitiot:
of a Proclamation issued by the Ilaytian Governor on the 28th
February :

" Secretary General's Offic,

" Notice is hereby given, to commerce and to the ownets
Ilaytian vessels, that the Government of Hayti has received in-
formation, by means of a despatch fromMajor-Gen. Carmiclis,l

Smith, Governor and

.Chief of Me Bahama Islands

that, by order of his Britannic Majesty, the Haytian flag will Lr
received in the said islands with due respect."

ax ITH.—The Experiment, of Chepstow Lund
to tls.s s
Halifax, on the w
the list ult. in lat. 44. long.; 53. The Martha,
bound to New York; Wellington, from London to Quebec; ar.,l
Duckeu of York, bound to Quebec, in lat. 50. long. 10. by rise
Corsair, arrived off Cape Clear.
The Emperor Alexander, from Sierra Leone, is supposed to be
arrived off Portsmouth.
The Silas Richards, from New York, has arrived off Dungarvan.
Arrived at New York, the Brighton, Sebor, and Orbit, Fisk,
from London ; Helen, Cobb ; St. George, Taubman; Ariadne,
M`KeUop ; George Clinton, Rawson ; Manchester. ltetchky ;
Salem, Richardson ; York, Debou ; and Henry Kneeland. Coffin,
from Liverpool ; Majestic, Lawson, from Dundee ; and Fertnosa,
Orne, from Havre.
Arrived at Boston, the Bostin, Mackay, and Pacific, WooJ,
from Liverpool.
Arrived at China, the Isabella, Leeds, from Liverpool.
Arrived at Halifax, the Jean Hartle, Adelphi. and AtiantiL,
from Liverpool.
The Alliance, Francis, from the Cape of Good Hope— sailed Bth
March—has arrived off Portsmouth.

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MAY 7.—Arrived from London, the Guardian, Creed.
for Jamaica • Arethusa, Johnson, for Batavia; Para Packet,
Potter, for Lisbon; Triton. Strugnall, for Figueirs; and Hynd-
man, Moore, for St.Vineenes. Arrived the Granger, Blenkinsop.
(tom Corfu. _ _ _ _ _

Fetatount, MAY 6.—Arrived the Jessie, Wilson, from St. Do-
mingo.
Livisroos, MAT 6.—Arrived the Asia, front St. John's, N.B.
and Othello, from Savannah.
CLYDE, MAY s.—Arrived the Elisabeth, Gregg, from Bombs).
SCILLY, May I.—The Mary Ann, Sim, from Newcastle to
Gibraltar, was laid on her beam ends, having been struck by
heavy sca 35 miles W. of Scilly, and was obliged to cut away the
head of her foremast, foretopmast, several spars, sails, rigging, Ste

The Rich* of Egypt has purchased the great frigate boil( at
Archangel for the Greeks. This splendid and beautiful ship is
1610 tons, pierced for sixty guns ; is 213 feet long; 52 feet G Mehra
broad. She was rigged with two suits of sails, and six cables, and
brought only 7,5001. Every naval man who saw her pronowicid
her a perfect model.

LINEN TRADE.....We feel great satisfaction in being
able to state, that in an intervie-a• which took place lasi
week between Mr. HERRIES and gentlemen interested
in the linen trade of Ireland, Mr. HERRIES stated that
it was the intention of Government either to repeal 6..
duty on bdilla altogether, or that the entire drawback
should be given to the bleachers.

COVENT-GARDEN 31ARKET, M* 8.

There was an excellent supply of fruits, vegetsbles, and flowers,
at this market to-day; of green peas th••re was about half a peck,
land very fine, at one guinea pe•r pint (shelled).
Parcss.—Green Peas, 216 per pint ; St►..wberries, MI to Is pe t
oz. Pine Apples, 385 to 21s per IS; Cucun.b•r:, 1. to 2s t.d pie
brace; French Beans (scarce), 4s per hundred ; new Potatoes, I.
to 2s per lb ; Horse Radish, 4s to 6s per bundle; Celery, 84 to I • ,
Rhubarb, 84 to Is ; extraordinary fine, 2s ; Breeoli, Is. 64 t•.
206 d. per bundle; Bed Cabbages (12 beads), Is to 2s: Sunni:et
Cabbages, Is 6d to 2s per dozen ; old Potatoes, 2, Gd to 5. per
cwt ; Asparagus, Is 6d to 4•. per hundred; extraordinary fine
do. 6s. 64; Turnips (12 bunches), Is to 2s; Leeks, 6d and t.,
Coleworts, Is and 2s; Carrots (old), 25 64 and 4s per hti,bel ; new,
Is 6d and 2s per bunch; Parsnip., 44 and 6d per dozen ; Broeoli
Sprouts, 6d and 134.1 ; Spinage sieve), 3d and 64 ; Oniot.:t old
and scarce), 3s 6d and 5s 6.1 per kalf sieve ; Apples, 1. 6d to
per bushel ; Oranges, 3s 64 to 15s per 100 ; &side do. 5• to 8, ,
Lemons, 45 to 10e ; Spanish Chesuuts, 6s to 103 per peck ; Fremo
do. 43 to 6. ; Spanish Nuts, 31; French Walnuts, 31; English
(hot-house) Grapes, 10i. to 24•. per lb; Foreign Grapes, 64 to 1,
per lb ; Gooseberries, 4tl to 6.1 let quart ; Currant, (unripe). I .
per yottle.

BILLINSGATE FISII MARKET, MY, 8.
Turbot, Salmon, and Soles, were plentiful tu•day ; and of other
Gbh there was a fair supply.

NEW FARRINGDON MARKET, Maw 8.
Prites per IL to the cnnsumer.
Baar—Finest Roasting, 7d. to 7bd. Do. Boiling, bbd. and sd.
Equal quantity of each, 5,1,d. and 6d. Rump Steak., Gad. r.tid 10d.
Beef S:c.ilts, 61 Rump of Beef, 7.1. Wartiaa Murton—Leg,
7d. and 70. !launch, 7d. Saddle, 61d. Lion, 61d. Shoulder, Ad.
and 6d. Neck, fid. Bree.st, 4d. and 4W. VIAL—Leg, 7d. I ilkt,
d. and 9d. Loin, 7d and lid. breast. 7d. and 744. Shouldet
.54d. and 6.1. Pass, 3d to Gad. Lama, 9d. 9bd. awl 10d.

NEWCiAI P. AND LEADENDALL, MAY S.
By the t arease.—Per stole of sibs.
Beef, es 4d. to 31. 2d. Mutton, 2s. 34. to 3s. Ad. Vest, Is to
4s $4. Pork, es Bd. to 4.. td. Luob, Ss. Od. to 6s. Sd.

ST. JAMES'S HAY.MAIIKRT MA• I.

Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, Xi Ss. to ,Eit 15$ Useful
ditto, £2 15s. to £3 15s. Fire Upland Meadow and Rye Grace
Hay, £4 Os. to £5 Os. Clover Flay. £3 10s. to £5 ss. Oat
Straw, £2 6s. to £2 Ms. Vheat Straw, £2 es. so X 2 12s. per load
of 36 misses.

SMITI

'ELD HAYMARKET, MAT O.

Cam; Hesry t.owhnd itiesit;;Fitay, 03 Sr.•" 1 Ifa. Useful
Meadow Hay, is.. to 13 15s. nee Upland Meadow and
By. Grass Hay, .C 4 Os to AS Os. Clover Hay, generally, 15 Ss.
to 15 10s. Extraordinary be ditto, 1— Os. Oat Strew, 411 4s.
to 12 6e. Maya straw, 11 Os. to 1 10s. per load if IN trusses.