Star.
London, England, 1827-04-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Saturday last, the Depot of the 99th Regiment attired at Elm
and on Jlonday morning marched for Clare Cattle.

bionday morning the Ist Divisional the 241 Hide Brigade muchig
(nto Cashel, from Clare Castle.
The with (Herefordshire) Regiment of infantry, which has re.
mini), arrived in Dublin, from Reglad, has received orders to
morels from that city, for Pilalliogar.
The 17th (lalcestershire) Rifet Pre, has received osiers
to march from Mollinpr, fen .
The 15th (Turk East Mkt. , has remised clam to
mac ch from Galway, for Dublin.

Pottstiouru TiMlATßlL—Tuesday evening IIIs:PATON made her firct appearance acche above Theca,
in the character of Rosetta, in the Comic Opel* of
Love did di Irsilldoz; in which she introduced the popular
airs of 7he tired, roe bees rotanieg and Hurrah
for the hornets of blue I Mr. PIANNAN was the )o.lg
Meadows, and, in the course of the evening, sung se.
'era' favourite snngs, which were encored. M 12
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KAN and Miss PATON were both in excel eat voice,,e,/
received the loudest applause. The house was crowded
to excess.
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Tina LAVA DD. HAWRIIR.—.Friday morning last, the
iinsalio of this venerable Divine were removed from his beau*
Plyeminds /pChieSseChlarch, were they were deposited in de hod.
ly mode. and the wMnsful ceremony was attended by a greater eouu
course of Importabie pawns. than we had ever before seen
bled In this toms on my similar occasion. The pall was
by Admiral Romanse, CoL Sir L %Yuman*, Joni Hawnea,td,
En. Hasar Wommossas, Rst Captain fiLancri R.N. Hint
GANDY, Esq. Gaoaoa HIM, MA* and the two Churchwardens,
Mrsers. Moms and Laastesm. 'The coin was preceded la hi
to the Church by ail the Clergymen in the town and mou& .74
and was followed by the personal friends of the deceased, sad a
long train of the Inhabitants. Daring the ceremony, which wy
performed by the Rev. S. Colman, there was secretly a dry ere
the Church—so universally was the Doctor beloved--so deeply
I was be regretted. On Sunday, in compliment to his memory, dta
Mayor and Corporation went is state to Charles' March. *MN
math and batbinds, and having all the indgnia of once corned
with crape. The pulpits and desks of the two Churches, k
Andrew s and Charles , have been hung with black—tamest ter.
alas were also preached at mow of the Dimming Chapel. in tie
donee towns ea Sunday evening last; and, in short, no mem of
demonstrating the general respect for the character and regret for tie
'lsm of this amiable man, and truly pines Divine, have been omitted.
APPRIHRNSION OF DORS Colllllllll. In cuntectuence
of private information secently obtained. a pant of cffi.
cers from Hatton-garden, accompanied by a Mr. Powell,
Solicitor to the Royal Mint, repaired to an obscure
house in Isabella-street. in the immediate vicinity of am
Coburg Theatre,' where, on gaining admission, they
found a man and woman, of genteel appearance,*
sitting down to tea in the front parlour. Being
taken into custody, and the house searched, a vast
quantity of •courrerfeit coin, principally shillings
tad crowns, together with a mould, the impresbim
from which even surpassed the die used by the late
Vauxhall gang, and the metal used. is infinitely mote
deceptive. The prisoners, who had not been in that
aeighbourhood above three months, were conveyed,
with the apparatus, in two coaches, to Hatton
Garden Office, where the female (a young person
about twenty-seven years of age, the mother d
two children, and whose husband is now under sap
tence of death for a similar offence) gave her name,
Mary Good (supposed to be fictitious); and the gen ral
surprise was not a little increased, when, on the an.
nouncement of her companion's name, it turned out to
be that of a person who, some months ago, made a
considerable figure at the West-end of the Mt tropolit,
and had only been liberated from prison since De-
cember last. The parties were paivately examined, and
, remanded for a fortnight.
Hstsvines.--Friday night-last, a serious affray took
place a little to the eastward 'of the Faitlight signal
station, between the preventive service men and the
smuggle*. The latter, about twenty in number, cam
down tQ aid in the running of a load of contraband
spirits—it is supposed about 150 tubs. They attacked
the blockade with stout bludgeons, on which the
latter fired upon them ; the smugglers immedist ly
closed with them, and the struggle became desperate.
—Unfortunately, the smugglers succeeded in wresting
some of the muskets from the blockade, which they
used in a most merciless manner. Some of the
blockade were dreadfully wounded with the but-ends;
race man was run through the body with a bayonet,
which was left sticking in; and so de.perate was the
straggle, that one of the muskets was actually broke
. The smugglers at length sett eater!, leaving
owe dead; one was discovered afterwards, having beta
apparently dropped by the smugglers, and another has
since been found, some distance on the way to Ickle
sham; the body was scarcely cold. The place cf
action was covered with blood ; and by the quantity
of blood which lies about, there must have been a grist
many more very desperately wounded, who were cat.
tied off by the smugglers, to prevent their gsf ng
any. information. A Coroner's inquest will be held
the body this afternoon. We node rand the life of t
blockade-man who was stabbed with a bayonet is dr.
spaired of; the others are likely to recover in time. Tl.e
boat, oa the beginning of the contest, put off to sea aga a,
and reached the lugger in safety.—Brighton Gazelle.
RITTIRDI of DUTIES PAID IT THIE DIFFERENT mu
omen nt Eamon, you Ens Yeas 1526, vii
Aa A &
........107,172 11 4 Beide 15474 7 0
Phalle
15,125 11
MispoTEschange. 45,106 9 9 Werambmw
40,660 16 6 Eagle ..... 13,391' 5
=lll 13,053 17 7
..... UMW 310 ARAM.........
Guardian...
Protector 24,752 9 1* London 7,411 611
Globe 24,117 3 0 Deacon 7,10 /1 1
Atlas
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Alliance
The climate of Sierra Leone is well known to be rr•
markably fatal, and a striking instance of it has recently
occurred. Out of the crew of a merchant vessel, the
Ardent, of Worthington, consisting of fourteen map;
the master (H. PARKER). the second mate, and eight
seamen, died at S erns Leone in tie months of Dece
her and January last.
DAZADYNL Accumarr.—This morning, st half pa't
ten o'clock, a serious accident befel Mr. and Mn.
HERON, of Vauxhall Road, which,
we regret to sol
is likely to prove fatal to Mrs. H. Mr. H tRON 001
proceeding with his wife in a horse and chaise along
Blackhiars Road at rather a quick trot, when all oi
sudden the near wheel came off, and the vehicle en
'capsised, and Mr. and Mrs. H. were thrown cut With
considerable violence a Mr. Hallos did all in his power
to save his wife from injury ; in doing which he hadb
left arm broken, and Mrs. Hsaow pitching upon he
head with such force, that she lay quite insensiWe for
some time, and in this state she was carried home 15
her house, where it was found that great nai.clii.f
ivli
done to the scull, and it was advised chat she should
be taken immediately to the hospital, which plan 'sal
adopted ; and she now lies in a very dangerous slats
Unfortunately Mrs. H. is far advanced in plegnang.
`qr. Hugs. but; bad bin ins seta and is doing usil•