Star.
London, England, 1818-06-30 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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Saturday se'nnight, the Dumfries-shire yeomanry
cavalry, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel
BRYCE M'Muano, were inspected by JOHN MURNAIt,
Esq. of Mu rrayth*aite, Vice-Lieutenant of the County,
and went through their various evolution with much
precision, to the satisfaction of the Vice-Lieutenant,
and of several other competent judges of military
tactics who were present.

Lieutenant-Colonel ERIK INS, of the 48th regiment,
his been constituted Lieutenant-Governor of New
South Wales and its dependencies, in the room of
Lieutenant-Colonel MoLLE, of the 46th, which regi-
ment has proceeded to Madras.
The different detachments of the 12tE foot, now in
the-Sounty of Clare, are stationed as followt: Ennis,
84 men under Captain Seirtirs ; Tulla, 20, Lieut. M.
JENK INS ; Ballynacally, 20, Lieut. WALsu; Killaloe,
95, Lieut. CHAMBERLYNS ; • Broadford, 20, Lieut.
WADESON ; Corofin, 21, Lieut. BRADVDTE ; Ennisty-
mon, 20, Lieut. THORNTON ; Kilrush, 21, Lieut. JEN-
KINS: There are some smaller divisions undei non-
commissioned officers.
The first division of the 12th regiment of foot, con-
si;tiag of four companies, marched on the 15th inst.
and the second division, consisting of three companies,
proceeded on the 16th inst. from Athlone tolimtrick.
Ibe remaining three companies, quartered at Roscom-
mon, Shannon Bridge, and Tuam, have alp) ieceived
milers to. march, when relieved by, other troops. "
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A route has been received at Armagh, the head-
quarters of the 42d regiment, directing the march of
two companies from Armagh to Newry, and at the
sArne time ordering the two companies at Omagh. to
kiln head-quarters, from which detachments are to
be furnished to Carrkklexgus, to kleekhalrs Bridge,l
to Corcrcigh, to Louth, to'Ardee, and to Carlingford.,
Orders have been received at Limerick forthe march i
of the remaining six companies of the 77th regiment,
viz.—One company to Sllaiinon-Bridge, one to Tuam,
add four to Galway, which is to be head-quarters, re-
lieving the several detachments of the 98th regiment,
quartered in the vicinity of Galway, which are order-
ed to join the regiment at Limerick.
A route was received by the divisions of the
9hl regiment of foot, at Belfast, consisting of six corn-
peoies, directing the march of two companies from
.thence to Castlebar, and one to Balina, on the 17th
iestant. The two companies at Carrickfergus and
Denempatrick, in like manner, to march to Castlebar
on the 17th and 18th instant ; and on the 19th the re-
maining three companies of the regiment, stationed
at Belfast, were tp follow the first division to the same
destination, which is to be:head-quarters ; previously
to which, the several parties relieved by the 94th regi-
ment were ordered to join detachments to be sent to
Newport, Swincford, Crossmolina. Claremorric, West-
port, Baliaghaderreen, Castlereagh, Bailin
toglier, Take-curry., Ballimote, gsky, Gmngre-Foe-
fer.l, aed Killaloe.
On the 15th instant the two companies belonging
to the 29th regiment of foot., .stationed at Boyle, re-
c:fived a route to march from thence to Naas. The
c impanyetationed at Slizo received a routeto marcle
to Ajhy on Ale same date,
.as di-i in like Manner the'
remaitiing company, 'stationed in the same town, to
march to Trim. The company maching to Athy to
detach a party to Balthigfass.
• Routes were received by the Ist Royal Dragoons,
on their arrival at Belfast, directing the march of two
weeps from thence to Longford, to relieve the several
detachments furnished by the cavalry in that town,
• g which they were to arrive on the 19th instant;
and on the 15th-and 16th instant, one troop of the
same regiment was to prooeed to Sligo, one to Dun-
more, one to Roscommon, and the remaining troop
to proceed to Longford, which is the head-quarters,
telieving the several detachments of cavalry in the
vicinity of that town, at which they an to be sta-
On the 12th instant, detachments belonging to the
122 th Foot, marched from Dublin to WieWfow, to
.I,aragle. to Glancree, Aughavanagh, and to Leitrim
—where they are to be stationed until relieved by
other trQOl3l.
Two companies of the 45th Regiment, under the
Command °Major STAGJCPOLE, arrived in Antrim on
Wednesday,, on their march to Cork, from Doegliedef
and will be followed by four companies more. The
remainder of the regiment will be conveyed in trans-
ports to the same destination. The arrival of the 27th
in Waterford renders it probable that Kilkenny gar-
rison will be head-quarters of the eith, of which a
detachment is now stationed there.
Monday sennight, the first division of that highly
disciplined and much respected corps, the 93d mgr.
regiment, consisting of the grenadier and light com-
panies, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel
CRSAOII ; Tuesday the second division, three com-
panies, under Major Sutherland, and on Wednesday
morning the last division, four companies, under
Make. GORDON, marched from Limerick for Nenagh
ou their route for Dublin. The company quartered
in Nenagh, Tonmavcra, &c. joined the first division
on Monday on the march.

Starr Areonrr.vr.rrs.--•Thevt:t Major Afarlead, half-pay 3nth
Reg:inept. J.ieutenants C. Plumy and Lord W. P. Lenox,
itoyal Di. isc Guard=, are appointed .IW-de-Camps to the Doke
at Ri7.hmend, Capt.:in General and Governor iu Chief of Canada.
Najor nayly, haV-pay first Garrison Dam Aid-de-Calm to
Major-general Murray, at Demerara. Ensign Usynes, Seth re-
ginient, Aid-de-Camp to General Conran. at Jamaica. Captain
ilunter, half-pay Geth light infantry, Aid-de-Camp to Major-
general Gordan, at Cork, vice Masse resit red.'

Botany Bay papers have been received, including
a r.zies of the Syclney Gazette, from die 6th of Sep-
tember to tln `.l3th of December last inclusive. They
teem with proofs of the general prosperity of the co-
lony, and that the individuals composing it, though
residing at such an immense distance from England,
have r-it forgotten its customs, manners, or gaieties,
and, unhappily, its crimes—the number of prisoners
for trial in the minty gaol, in September last, csclu-
xive of those admitted to bail, '.vas 58, viz. 10 for
murder, 3 for cattle stealing, 1 for forgery. 9 for mu-
tiay, and 36 for burglaries, highway robberies, and
misdemeanours. The climate being found particu-
larly favourable to the silk worm, means arc prepar-
ing for rearing it to some extent.
The average market prices of the following articles on the uoth
of D.cember were lOs lid pm bushel ; barley Ga tld
ditto ; oats 5s per ditto ; potatoes '.iaGd per cwt i cu.* g.; 9d
ptr 410Zell and butte; gs pia Ws