Star.
London, England, 1821-12-24 00:00:00

THE AR&IY.

The second Battalion Of the Foot Guards being ordered for
duty on Christmas Day, will appear in their new clothing.
The 16th Lancers, who had received a route for India, are
not to to thither, on account of the disturbances in Ireland.
aunday se'nnight, a route was received fur the match of two
hundred men of Colonel BLACZCIL'S brigade of Yeomanry, to re-
inforce the Both Regiment at Strabane, who were to reach their
destination on Saturday last. One hundred and fifty men of the
Lergan Infantry, funning pan of the same brigade were to ar-
rive at Omrigh the same day. This is the first movement that
lung taken place among the Yeomanry. The men were in high
spirits at receiving the order.
The transports with the first division of the 91st Regiment on
board, for Jamaica, are still ivindbound in Lamlash.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WA It- OEFICR, DEC. 21, 1821.
5d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet George Todd, from
half-pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet, vice llobert Gram,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
sth Ditto—Lieutenant William liodpon to be Captain. by pur-
chase, vice Cost, promoted in the 55th Foot.
7th Ditto—Lieutenant George Nugent, from the 16th Ught
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Crossley, who exchanges.
2d Regiment of Dragoons-Lieutenant Robert Inner to be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice Mackenzie, who retires.
ad Ite;iment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George Gustavus
Tube from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice
11PC;nchy, who exchanges.
13th Ditto—David Thtirlow Cunynghanse, Gent. to be Coin.
by purchase, vim Lawreoson, promoted.
16th Ditto—LieutenantJohn Luard to be Captain, by pondisis,
vice %icon, who retires.
To be Lieutenants—Cornet William Graham, by purchase, Ideal
Luard ; Lieutenant John Crossley, from the 7th Dragoon
Guards, vice Nugent, who exchanges • Lieutenant Andrew
Alexander M'Conchy, from the 3d Light Dragoons, vieW
Tube, who exchanges.
To be Cornets, by purchase—Christopher Rigby Collins. Gent.
vice Broadhead, promoted in the 14th Light Dragoons;
Charles Frederick Havelock, Gent. vice Graham.
19th Ditto—Patrick Chalmers, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,
vise Dashwood, promoted.
13th Regiment of Foot—Ensign James Kenhavre, from the 6.‘d
Foot, to be Ensign, vice John Thomas, who retires upon half-
pay of the 22d Foot.
16th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hasty Hardy, from the
19th Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Hamilton, de-'
ceased ; his death having followed immediately upon the pur-
chase of the step, and the difference between the Majority and
Company being therefore returned to his widow.
19th Ditto—Captain Timothy Raper, from half-pay of the Re-
giment, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Hardy, pro-
moted in the 16th Foot.
22d Ditto—Surgeon William Chambers, from half-pay of the

lath Lien Dragoons,to be Surgeon, vice Ebeneiei Black,
who exchanges.
lti Ditto—Second Lieutenant John Powell Matthews. from

half-pay of the Regiment. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Wil-
liam Wcanyes, who exchange*, receiving the difference.
25th Ditto—Lieutenant George Erving Scott, from half-pay of ,
the 48th Regiment of Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Dit-

mas, wbo exchanges, receiving the difference.
47th Ditto—Ensign Robert blacdonald, from half pay of the
4ed Foot, to be Ensign, vice Williams, deceased.
49th Ditto—Lieutenant Lewis Henry Pellicbody, from halflay
of Watteville's Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Samuel Hol-

land, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
55th Ditto—Captain Peter Edmoostone Craigie, from half-pay
of the Regiment, to be Captain vice Henry. Rainey, who
exchanges ; Lieutenant Julius Brockman, from the 84th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Pack, who exchanges.
63d Ditto—Ensign Lucius Cary Viscount Falkland, from half-
pay of the :24 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Kershawe, appointed
to the 15th Foot.
69th Ditto—Lieutenant Hon. Robert King, from half-pay of
the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice James Alderson Bailey,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
78th Ditto—Ensign William Reales to he Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Marquis, deceased; Ensign Auchmuty Mon-
tresor, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice
Beales.
79th Ditto—Ensign Andrew Brown, front half-pay of the Regi-
meet, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Grime, pro-1
moted in the 89th Foot.
sul Ditto—Paymaster John Williams, from half-pay of the 73d
Foot, to be l'aymaster, vice Ottley, superseded.
54th Ditto--Lieutenant Anthony Pierce Pack, from the 55th
Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Brockman, who exchanges.
89th Ditto--Lieutenant Walter Augustus Steel to be Captain,
without purchase, vice linden, promoted; En WHIM
Grime, from the 79th Foot, to be Lieutenantecae Steel;
Ensign William Richards Derenzy, from half-pay of the 11th
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Thomas, promoted.
2d West India Regiment—Captain Alexander Grant tobe Major,
by purchase, vice Lord, who retires; Lieutenant Jonathan
Peel, from the 71st Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Grant.

HOSPITAL STA IT.

To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces--John Mair, M.D. vice
Gillespie, deceased; Andrew Kinnis, M.D. vice Coleman,
promoted in the 10th Foot; Hospital-Assistant James Blair,
from half-pay, vice White, superseded.

The Christian name of Ensign Fenton, appointed to the 54th
Foot, on the 26th ult. is George.

Lord BYRON has left Rome for Ravenna.

Lord and Lady PONSONBY arrived at Corfu on the
15th of last month.
DEATH 07 THE RIGHT HON. DENIS BOWES DALY.
—The Right DENIS Bows., DALY died on Monda7
last, at his seat at Daly's Town, after a fortnight s
illness. For upwards of forty years Mr. DALY re-
presented the County of Galway in successive Parlia-
menu, and, during that long political career, he pre-
served undiminished the favour and respect of his
constituents. In principle he was a Whig; his opposi-
tion to the Government was like the whole tenor of his
conduct, open, honourable, high-minded. In private
life, a more finished Gentleman, a warmer friend, a
better landlord, a more indulgent master was not to
be found in the whole round of the elevated and ex-
tensive circle of society in which he moved. His
heart was peculiarly susceptible of all the finest
and kindliest feelings of our nature. He had the
misfortune to become a widower at a very early period
of his life, and so deep and romantic was his attach-
ment
to the memory of his Lady, that no temptations
of youth, beauty, wealth, rank, or connexions, could
ever induce him again to enter into matrimony. Mr.
DALY had no immediate family; Mr. JAIIIA DALY,
ofDunsandle, one of the present Members for Gal-
. way, was his nephew.

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rived yesterday, the Wel , Sam; mten Louden Tor
males, with loss of [ore-yard.
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Newcastle, with pze
Itns22.of—meaabit7ardin; thealto."eet‘din -- - (Ind' Dtext
from Rotterdam, with troops
sou board Ihr Hatay'
btlg Palemon, Captain Comm; from London for $t •-•••)
water-logged, and only her foremast standing, and the
swept. . The Captain of the Dyksick endeavoured to take
vesselent hednerfruelliao;o,wisuhheisc'ele:rdtenntaboain
also three men of the
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no longer remain by her. Left on boatkl the Car,,,,. uate,
three men. There is, it is considered, a chine, thd 6v. may fall in with her and tow her to post, but it is almost a
loin hope.—Wind S.W.
allDzadayLyiel:tezerda• 2y3,—andWitidtheWire'S.at‘Cer..part of last night, from
SW. and continued the whole of this day from the augs-•
which has prevented any communic:aion with the st.ipri;,g in
Downs, but they appear to tide all well—Seven o'clouV,v,„,i
more moderate.
Poarsmouen, DEC. 2..l.—Wind S.W.—Nothing arriVq,
sailed to-day. Yesterday the Caroline transport, L. zr.ing
harbour, grounded, and carried away her jib-boons.
ItAIIbGATP, Dec. 23.—(1310ws hattl.)-7Upwardi of to
vessels have come in to-day for shelter, the greater part of,
with the loss of anchor and cable, and some few of astir
been on shore.
Iloaeurao, Dec. et..—Wind S.W.—*llle Autumn, of T •
mouth, Denims Master, from Trieste, is on short:, and
Yesterday the Kish light-ship broke from her mooring, ad
into this bay.
Paserovr, Dec. 22.—1 t blew a gale last night', and shif,„l
denly to N.W. in consequence of which the brig &Utast:
on sisore.—Four rat. a brig has just passed the harbour a al
Icrawcomse, Dec. 22.—During a 111(4t trenienducs id},
terday morning, the following ships hove out of this ha'
the Ann, Elizabeth, and Thomas, and the Manger, of 1.1,4
Aid, of Yarmouth; and Trowbridge, of Barnstaple. T.,
vessel was totally lost—the others have been got hack rid
usage: several other vessels were damaged. Came in tlicii,
ant, BAIL-NEN with part of her cargo thrown overboard. ii
rived the Wildman. from Rio Janeiro for Antwerp: wen,
shore under the cliff to the eastward of this harbour, tit i,,
' tally lost. Little or none of the cargo can be saved, j
feared that the Mate is drowned.

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brig Minerva, of Leith, loaded with oats, from Alien k
goer, struck un a reef of rocks at the south end sf the Bet
about a mile west of this harbour, and in a little stack)*
The life-boat and other two boats went to their astiease
were able to save Cue sass Gamow, master, Maim Host
Joust CAlll'llll4 seamen. Terse PARKER, seaman,
CLARK, private, supposed 78th Foot, a female of theta,
Mamma, and her child, a boy three years of age, and,
Osn,of the Circus, Dublin, were drowned. Mn. Otis
Ibas ince been brought on shore; in her pocket were a few •
sap, and a paper with the following address, " lfn Au
Charlotte-lane, Glasgow." The vessel is a total wreck.
master says he made Pladda light about twelve
vessel to, wind S. W. thinking they were drifting right.
ayde, and fearing no danger till they saw a light from
un ; they immediately attempted to wear the void, he
struck and became unmanageable. Before eigLtoi:od
masts went overboard, and the cargo strewed en the • -
Since writing the above, we understand that the Eadef6
now (whose name must ever be coupled with xllthe
well as great) kindly desired that every attention should bt •
to the fortunate survivors, who are comfortably :Ist op a
Ardrossan Hotel, and that every care should be taker: to .
any of the small remains of the vessel from bets:pals:oU
Ava, Dec. YO.—The sloop lately mentioned as havey .
seen going down off the Ebb State of Laggae, hilte T. .
of Stranraer, Erie Master, from Ballywahe to Strunk
slates. The crew consisted of other two, the Master'sbt
and a man of the name of Rosser 3P3lognaks, bebssiyi
Portmore, Lochlyan, who, with the Master, haw l
and families to bewail their loss. It is believes' thertsrais
senger or two on board.
Gam: toms, Dec. 21.—The Jenny, CHAPMAN, from the a
to Londonderry, is on shore on the Point of Tann.
Leven Castle, M'Laaser, from Dublin to the Clydeons
on Tuesday, between Dunoon and the Holy loch.
Sauvage, Russet, from GreenoekZfor New York, ins
on the 3d of November, in lat. 43. long. 45..10. sails ten
pieces. The Mary and Catherine,: Pace; supplied bet with
and bread. The principal part of the cargo of the Clyde(
at Maldonado) was expected to be saved, but in a daeuel
Comm-House, Dec. 22.—Ships Entered Inwards:
from Lisbon; Snipe, from Malaga ; Good Intent, from
ter. Cleared Outwards: Independent, for Cape Ihytis,
for Hayti; William Penn, for Brest; Briton and Magi Is
lington, for Jamaica; Willa, for Rio Janeiro; La Fusee
Havre; Sappho, for Malta; Iris, for Dublin; Siren, kb
burgh ; Margaret, from Limerick ; Duke of Kent, fat he
dam ' • Flying Fish, for Ostend ; Success, for Genoa.
Dis:assume or Paue-Mosur.—The Pigmy forthene.
boat Garland, on the 96th inst. on board, at Plymouth, air
called Fridays and Saturdays at No. 7, Tamar-terrace, Ifs.
near Plymouth-dock.—The Forrester, for an Americanism
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last, describe the storm off that port as metal
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and great apprehensions were entertained ofslt
surviving the hurricane. The Trafalgar
packet, and the French packet Desiree,
Saturday morning. They were scarcely an
from the port when they encountered a storm
thunder, lightning, and hail ; they, however,
ceeded in making the Dover Roads in the mil
but were obliged to bear off for Ramsgate.
Tuesday the RALEIGH sloop of war, Captain
slaw, arrived at Portsmouth from the Jamsioo
Lion, last from the Havannah, 14th November, d
$20,000 dollars. The TRINUNS frigate, Captain tri
LOUGHBT, C.B. had returned to Port Royal fill
Porto Bello, last from Cartbagena, bringing ties
forty-five of the inhabitants, who left the place al
falling into the hands of the Independents. The
nish troops had been conveyed to Cuba. De lo
DUNE had been rather sickly ; about forty of they
cers and men were at the hospital. Lieutensotg.
RAT died on the Bth of October, and Mr. Pistol
Assistant-Surgeon (who had joined the ship W)*
days), on the 19th of October. The Natua
Captain CRAP/WAN, had sailed for Savanilla, t
taro the release of two vessels; and the setsol
sloop KANGAROO Mr. Di MAYNE master, fox*
ter Bay- The ialisbury packet had arrived stN
Royal, in 34 days from Falmouth. A negrovo4
named Mary Goodall, died in Spanish TOO
110ds September, aged 120 years.
On the 29th of November, in lat. kit"
ONTARIO spoke the American ship Elizabelk:,
London to New York, out forty-three dare,ll.
On the 3d instant, in lat. she shewed herlar
on a black board, with large white fir% tgt
Ainerican ship, who hauled up with an Wig!,
tendon of speaking her, but so soon as the M
had seen the board he returned thanks and Pr°'
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DISTURBANCL'S IRELAIVD.

FROM Tril DUBLIN JOURNAL C'F FRIDAY.

several of the banditti are daily convicted
ty the Commission at Limerick, their associates, in
the country, are still committing outrages. The ca•
talogne of crime seems tOtave diminished but little
claming the last week.
Fri,:ay night, the house of Mr. RYAN, on the boo.'
/ass estate, was attacked, and the ruffians obtained one
musket. On the same night a party of the 42d Re-
giment, stationed at Britree, being called to quell a
not in a public-house, the Serjeant followed a man
who was the principal in the affray, but was knocked
down by a stone, and the ruffian stamped on his body,
with the intention to kill him, when Ensign CLARK
and a Corporal came up and secured the fellow
itGore), with two of his companions (Leavy and
,dopy), who were lodged in jail. They had some
k,,npowder, and a Prayer-book, which latter was used
ty them for administering illegal oaths.
Saturday evening, about five o'clock, as a party of
the 93d Regiment, consisting of a corporal and three
'privates, ere returning to Ballyneety, a fellow came
behind one of the men, only a few yards in advance,
;tripped up his heels, then seized his musket, and
bade ~ff. The party pursued the ruffian, the corporal
came op with him, and knocked him down with the
• butt of his piece, when he was seized, and brought
to Ballyneety. This attack shews the audacity of the
banditti ; but it is a striking circumstance, that a re-
spectable man, and several of his labourers, should
have remained passive spectators of this outrage, and
afterwards he positively refused to assist the party in
conveying the ruffian to Ballyneety. The road at
this time is as covered with country people returning
home from Linietick ; hut Mr. BARRY, of Rocks-
town,was the only person who would accompany the
soldiers to Ballyueety, where the ruffian ( Magroth )
was delivered up to Lieut. ARTHUR. Next morning,
a party of the 93d broaglit Magrai h,with three other
prisoners, chargel with attacking a party of the 42d
near liruree, to Limerick; and they will be immedi-
ately tried by the Commission.
Sunday evening, before six o'clock, the car with
the mail was stopped, near Six-mile Bridge, by three
men, who i obi* the post-boy of a case of pistols and
sonic ammunition. The same night, at twelve o'clock,
Quart y Lodge, near Limerick, was attacked by an
armed band, who fired at the herdsman without
effect, and they did not procure any arms.
Monday mooning, John Commit murdered Mr. NA•
Tema. KEYS, at Deerpark, county of Limerick, by
a blow on the head with a spade, in the presence of
some hundreds, who made no attempt to seize him.
The Police, however, are most active in the pursuit
of this ruffian, and it it probable he will not long
elude their search.
A huge body of armed men surrounded the house
of the Clerk of Pallis-green Church, and demanded
the key of it, that they might search for lead. They
searched the Church accordingly, and also ascended
the roof, hut were disappointed. They desired the
clerk to inform the Rev. Mr. JELLET, that he 'must
dismiss his Proctor, or they would pay him a visit.
They searched several houses in that neighbourhood,
and obtained many stand of arms.
IVe arc informed that a Roman Catholic clergy-
man, not many miles from this city, who expostulated
with his flock, on Sunday, on the insanity of the pro-
ceedings of the lower orders, in nightly attacking
their peaceable neighbours, was attempted to be
murdered within the precinct; of the chapel, by se-
veral fellows, but were persuaded from the committal
of it, by an interference on the part of some of the'
gag, that he should in future abstain from such
observations.—Limerick Chronicle.