Star.
London, England, 1827-10-05 00:00:00

Friday Major General DOTI I inspected the 324
Limerick,.

Tile four depot Companies of the 49th Infantry from
strived in Canterbury yesterday, so their way to '
dbey will for the present be stationed.
The second division of the 70th Rt-gitntirt of Infantry
tie st of August from Quebec, for Cork.
Detachments belonging .0 the 40th and 46th Regiments
arrived in town on Wednesday, from Liverpool, op route •
A 'detachment belonging to the 4th Regiments( Foot,
yesterday, on board • vessel in the River, for Tylemnoth.
Detachments belonging to the 11th end 13th Regiments of Lislis
Dragons, marched this naorniog from Westminster, lot the Cavalry
Depot at Maidstone.
Detachments belonging to the 14th., 7orh, and 76th Rqiintrit,fi
Foot marched this morning from Westminster, for &Mei, so rove
to Ireland.

The Maria and Amphitrite transport% arrived at Plywood at
Wednesday, from Portsmouth, with the dike of the Mb, who
have disembarked and gone to gaatterim Granby-square barracks,
Devosport. The same transports will take the 91h Regimes is
Liverprug.

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Monday the Half yearly Inspection of ihe Stio Regiment task
place oda the Hoe. Plymouth, waken they pr, rd in renew ceder,
before Hajor•Geseral Sir .1. CAoason, K.C.R. who espreaed h
self highly gratiftedi with the *autism sod soldier.hke order, is
which be found the Regiment.
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The depots of the fire and second battalion of the Rile Brigade,
are ordered from Ireland to Plymouth. to do Mary to the Weal
after the departure of the 9th Regiment.
NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENCE.
The William, Irluscuurson. from London to Rio Janeiro, Ine
been taken, and earned into Patagonia.
FALMOUTH, OCT. S.—Wind S. to.S.S.E.—Arrived from Ueda
the Swift steamer, Emir. for Malta.
Puratonts' On:. s.—Wind S.—Arrived the Aona klaria,Way
from Corfu, with lon, of sails, rudder damaged, and very Inks.
Arrived off port the Minstrel, ATTU" front Bombay, sailed 70
May ; and the Wilma, TAUT, from the Cape. The Blambe,
Captain W. B. Manna, arrived from Portsmouth on Tuesday,aall
came into harbour yesterday, to be paid off into& start of ordinary.
Remain in Ham daze tie Britannia, Ocean, Windsor Castle, Rau
ney, Blanche, Victor, Vigilant, Bittern, and Plover; at the
the Weazle, Royaliw, Bramble, and Plumper. A Dutch lined.
battle ship, from Batavia, passed op Channel on Tuesday. Tea
Dew 10-gun brigs, the Variable and Spey, are to be 'hundred from
Pembroke dock-yard in a day or two, and brought round to the
port.
DIAL, Oct. N.N.E.—Arrived the St. Ann, Tun,
from Mogadore ; Retrench, Wane, Sophia and Enterpriv, Baum
from Jamaica ; and Arrow, from Malaga. Passed from Leis
the Smith, for Malta; Anthony, HT.AtSLT, for Santa Cols; al
Helen, TORNIO, for Halifax. . . .

BII2ITOI, OCT. 4.—The Pomona, NOITON, snired froin Val
dad, experienced s tremendous hurricane on the 29th aua 7/011 d
August. which hid her on her beam ends for six !wan, cauit
away the jib-boom, bulwarks, Sec.

WIeS 114TISIO AT MA COMMA-HOMAN LONDON.
IMWAille.—The New Poomect. Clrratie, fmni Mad, irl h
maim; Attwood, Stranack, from Rotterdam; Bolivar, 91:410
Riga;' Die Diebe. ,Gera. from Tettenbullspieker ; Earl cf the.
pool Nike, from Ostend ; and LIM Galway, Quinlan, from L
on.
gary
Cumuli OCITWAIIIW—The lane, CYOIIIIII3II, for the Harm&
Vivid, Day. for Bremen • Morley, William% foe New SwellWilk
Angel deGuarda. Garay, foe &boa and St. Sebastiwer; to
Sower, Comben, for Limerick; George and Apo, Cane, far lim
burgh; and the Swift, Artie, for Seville.

' The Committee of the Corporation of London for
Improving and rendering more commodious the Patti
London, under the power of the 39 Geo. 111. chap.%
have at length instituted an inquiry into Iberians
obstructions to the navigation of the river, which tit
between Limehouse and the Custom House-arising
chiefly from the improper manner in which the colliert
have been permitted to moor in lower pool." Pea
body coLevidence has been received by the Committee.
which establishes conclusively, that the Bye Lawsbase
been wholly disregarded, that they renuireamendoinre
and that the harbour service has been most inafficiestis
performed. • The subject is of deep importance to the
commercial and shipping interest, and it is confidant,'
expected that the ineestigation will be followed ttpi!
adequate remedies for an evil•past endorance.
As Colonel &mum M.P. was one day last eta
riding on his poney very slowly up ;he High.stree.
Cheltenham, a person in a one-horse chaiiewas drivi-4
very carelessly down the street; and althouch the'
was trUffi cient space upon the side on which le attempi
to pass Colonel STIIXTT for three carriages to pats. It
drove against that Gentleman_ with such force as %
bruise his leg most severely.
The following accident occurred yesterday wwwoll
.near the aotama, in th • Regent's-park. Al Mr. CV
bury, of Vere-street. Bond-street, was drisiag !-.i4
chaise towards the New-road, his horse took {viler{
at a dig, which flew out upon it and ran away.-
The lodge-keeper closed the carriage g des, for the pd.
pose of stopping it, which being no iced„'"by the bone.
it turned into the footpath, and endeavoured• tee
through a gate, about SO inches wide, on the losig'
, intended for a single foot passenger only, when de
shafts came in contact with the iron palisade, and Mr.
Cadbury was thrown over the spikes, sufficiently lUgh
to clear thcm, and his fall was providentially broke:
by their catching his coat tail. Mr. Cadbury is bruised.
but not severely hurt ; the horse and chaise !mitred
very little injury, and his groom jumped out when the
horse first began to plunge. The ,pcliaaile must bale
a new f. undation, for the stones whicb supported it are
•pht to pieces.
A mad dog passed along Osfotd-street about sin
o'clock on Wednesday evening,
into Mr. Dovat's music shop (near John-street). A
waternian, belonging to the coach stand, dragg
led it
from under the counter by its tail, and killed l_
dashing its head against the pavement. It was a log
dog like a fox hound. rade'
About nine o'clock on Wednesday night, a G d.
and being pursued Ise_
man, named Coulters, while passing aloogGoswell4t.
was attacked by three desperate looking fellows, n',
knocked him down, put their knees upon his boo::
and robbed him of a valuable gold hunting Irate'
chain, and seals, with which they effected their eset,Pe_
down one of the narrow streets leading into fil. Mr
street.