Star.
London, England, 1819-04-24 00:00:00

-Tlii ARMY.

The 4th or Queen's Own Dragoons are to take the
duty at Exeter, and the 7th Dragoons, at present
quartered there, are to march to Nottingham.
Tuesday last that line and distinguished Regiment,
the 92d, went on board the transports at the Cove of
Cork, in which they ire to 1* conveyed to their de-
stination in the West Indies. Previous •te their em-
barkation they were inspected by General GORDON,
on the quay at Cove. The regiment is not very
strong, but the men are in a high state of discipline,
and embarked in great spirits, each divlsion cheering
as they embarked.

The carriages and some of the luggage belonging
to the Mike and Duchess of KENT, arrived at Ken-
sington Palace on Thursday. a Atk
- Thursday evening the Musical Society, the
New Musical Fund, held their Annual Festival at the
Freemasons Hall, his . Royal Highness. the Duke. of
Swaim Posident- £sl.L. LOs wai.subsgribsit, ,
The Sash Anniversary Meeting of thy 81n,444)107
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and South Pancras Auxiliary Bible Soetety Asreiatioss,
yesterda Freemason's Hall. The Right
GRANT', chile; and
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A Anipteda,
ilis.. Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence will go 'vial h-eld .y, in
orsgland;but the til tinieat fixo; ' Hon. C. _ .M. 1'; was called to the . i I,_
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the Secretary proceeded' to read the report. reek-
%chess, will remain here, intending; in the course led * number of highly interesting facts. in corrobora-
VI:: Summer, to make a journey for the purpose of tion of the great benefits which die Society had.pro-
glitz some mineral waters. I clued, and stated, that a general cheerfulness existed
among the poorer classes, to subscribe their pence in,
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 10.
The many applications for loans of money which purchasing the Bible.
P • AIIIIONABLI Aaaorau—The Marddonese of Salisbury froM
have been made at the end of the fast and beginning Madrid ; the Marquis of Queensberry, at the St. James's hotel,
Jermyn-mot • Captain De C. Brooke, in South-street, from
d this year to the Finarre Department, chiefly bt No 11 PA and hII M Lel hin P 1
ptons.ure ; —T. t e on. ra g , annum-
land•owners, have sufficiently shown (exclusively of , square, from Stonekigh Abbey ; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick CA-
Mn y other circumstances) how necessary it is, that ! viu_,e
_in Wimpole-street, from ditto.
tun FOSTER, Member. for the county of Louth, has
by the approaching 11th of June a fund should be sat longer in Parliament in regular succession than
formed, from which owners of large or small estates,iwe believe any man has ever done before. He was.
as well as inhabitants of towns, may obtain loans.— first returned in the year 1760, and has regularly satl
that time. He has of course
His Majesty the King has therefore ordered, by a in every Parliament since
Decree of 3d April, that apart of the Loan lately been a Member fifty-nine years.
Six J. SHELLY'S horse Walton, Bst. 71b. is matched
negotiated in llamburgh for account of the Royal against General 0 aosv Esott Cherry Bounce,iit.l2lb.
Treasury, shall be set apart for such a fund, from at the First Spring Meeting of next y.ear; 100 gs. 65 ft.
tiich loans will be granted, but only upon unex- General Gnosvestoa was the winner of at least
aptionable security : the interest is 5 per cent. five thousand pounds by the success of his filly Blue
Soakings, at Neu/market.
A msfeh, for a rump and doxen, and 20 guineas
The Danish frigate the Diana has taken near thewas made a
Danish West India Island an Insurgent privateer,
which had committed various depredations, and car- tka
few
eheeninguleiller;* by
trielon2sgwetittlitlemnlaatisi of
tae
name
of
Lnrett;
clothe match one the Epsom Road early yesterday morning. He
tied her into St. Thomas's. did the first two miles in 11 minutes and 10 seconds, and per-
formed half the distance in 29 minutes and S 3 seconds. •He was
STOCKHOLM, APRIL 6. exactly 6 minutes doing the 6th mile, but in each succeeding mfk
A new severe law against smuggling, and frauds time
ciworld
onoilisi.Jesaiitnuspr _
nfthieutes and 21 kererdiagner'lfwdeoadto 1 co%
oil the Customs, to be in force from the Ist of June, after
time, snit sntgarting, and Gm 4 on the man, at the 5 miles.
has just been published, denouncing fines, imprison- The Mackarel fishery has commencer in Brighton
rant and forfeiture of privileges against am con- Bay, but the fishermen have met with indiff.erent SU C-
,
fitted of this crime. cess. The first boat only caught three hsh, which
were sold for 21s. Thursday, another boat brought
in about 60, which readily sold at 2s. 6d. each.
Monday F. P. Molloy, constable of Maidstone, ap-
prehended an Officer's servant of the 12th Lancers,
on a charge of having robbed his master at Canter-
bury, of property to the amount of nearly £lOO.
Thirty shipwrights are ordered from ,Chatham
Dock-yard, to be entered at Deptford, on account of
the multiplicity of work at thaulace.
The galliot Mariette, VILLANGER, of St. Malo,
arrived at Havre on the 17th. instant, from Marti-
nique, from whence she was' dispatched for Guayra ;
she was met twelve hours afterkeedeparttge by a Pi-
', rate, which plundered her of: 90M.fratilss in specie.
The Alexander, from New Yorlt to Chaaleston, ex-
perienced a severe snow storm oltallteSir of March,
during which all hands before the Mast Wert frost-bit-
ten, three of them so badly as to die next dap
The BLANCIIt and OWEN OLIII4DOWERI Iilq), TotYl
fine frigates, will be launched at Chatham th ans
Spring tides in the next month, having Underg a
complete repair.
Thirty millers, at Penteia upon the Danube, were
upset in a boat, while attempting tel fix a mill on it,
by which accident no fewer than twenty, of them.
I were di:owned.
A porter, who used to light the fires'Of the ConTt
lof Justice at Berlin, is suspected of being the person
wiio lately set fire to that baddlAg. -

VIENNA, APRILIO.
On the 2d of this month, about a quarter before
rine in the evening, a fire broke out in the town of
itelskeinel, in liungary, which lasted the whole night,
the wind blowing a storm. Six hundred houses, the
Catholic pAris'n church, the church of the Fiancis-
cans, and the barracks occupied by the Cuirassier Re-
anent of Lorraine, were a prey to the flames, which
spread with incredible rapidity.
Our Court Gazette published, in its number of
7esterday, the Convention signed at Warsaw on the
!.?. March, 1817, and since ratified by the respective
Courts, between his Majesty the Emperor of Austria
and his Majesty the Kin f of I'russia, in consequence
(idle stipulation of the treaty of 3d May, 1815, re-
lative to the trade of the Provinces belonging to Po-
Ind, as it existed in the year 1772.
tERLIN, APRIL 6.
' -Respecting the pestilential disorder said to have
. kokeit out at Iteichenburg,. and the great tava&cs
by it, we find from subsequent inquiries, in-
,:stituted by the Magistrates in Silesia, that these first
' *counts were not merely exaggerated, but Wholly
isfoundcd. It should seem inleed that there is a
isease at Reiihenburg which was supposed to
epidemic d, but there were no symptoms tir traces
sviratcver of the plague, and the story Lithe iippOr-
utiou of the Sinyina cotteu is a mere ticilua.