Star.
London, England, 1829-11-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

!duns Aastvgn Tun Day.—%idio I—Waterford 1-11ant-
burgh I—hliita I.
The Zephyr, MiDonough, from Dublin to Galway, is on shore
near Sbeephaven, and not expected to be sot ci.
The Lough Neal. Genitins, front Belf4st to Liverpool, foundered
oUtbe Isle of Liao—crew saved.

DeaL. Nov. 6.—Wind &W.—Arrived from London. the Lon.
don. Turner ; Fleetwood, Forman ; and Lorabiel, Stanhope, for Ja.
mai= ; Emperor Alexander. Chines' for Sierra Leone; Trani.
Brown, for the Mediterranean; Cato, Smith. for Grenada; Marti
Louise. liarfoot, for Alieant : and Emerald, Howell.. fur Jamaica.
Poasswouns, Nov. 6.—Wind W.& W. to W.N.W.
PLTIIIOIIIIIII, Nov. s.—Wind W.
Rummers, Nov. & —Wind W.S W.— Arrived the Sheldrohe
packet, from Malts--sailed 22J September, Gibraltar 12th ult.
and Cadiz 14th; Magnet, Watkins, from Liguria; and Assi-
duous, Popham, from Oporto.
Hareem, Nov. G.— Arrived the Ann, Whitwell, from Oporto,
and Darsasarey.v.-—, from &ordeals:.
CLYDE, Nov. S.—Arrived the Ana. Grant, from Quebec ;
Amity, Rosa, from Mentml ; Warns. Baiter, and &due, Tan,
from Miranrichi ; and Pamir', Cochran, from Bay Chaieur.
Beuraer, Nov. s.—Arrived the Mary, Driseole, trom Quebec,
and Charles, Alexander, from St. Petersburg's. _ _

STMUISATI Cam, Nov. 6.-m Arrived the Premier, Ronald,
from Smyrna.
Poan.ans, Nov. 6.—Off the port, the Blizateth, Cary, from
Baltimore, and Antoinette, Heats, from Bahia.
Coax, Nov. S.—Arrived the ?Margaret Boyle, from Que-
bec, and Jane, Armstrong, from St. John's, N.B. The Waslong.
ton, Parsons, from St'ockbolm, bound to New York, hat put in
here leaky, and must discharge.
laysaroot, Nov. 5.—A r rived the Lady Sherburne, --, and
Lusitania, from Oporto.

The quantity of cider produced iu the county of Devon
this year will cured any former bearing winch the oldest agricul-
turist can recollect. Our individual In that county calculates upon
making more that 4.000 hogsheads. It has been computed that at
least 14,000 empty casks have been sold in fluter, a large number
of which have been brought by vessels from London and utbel
places. The apples have suffered much from a small worm, which
will render the cider by no ineaos of the first quality. —Wes. JAM.
'the Jury appointed at the Duchy Court to examine
and report on encroachments, nuisances, &c. presented at the last
Court-day (Wednesday) " that the stairs at Waterloo-bridge were
steep. and exceedingly dangesous to the lives of his Majesty's sub-
jects. for the want of band rails nn each side, and proper lamps to
light them after dark." The Coon was recommended to write to
the Bridge Company to have the proper remedies applied, which
if not complied with can be enforced by fines.
The police should be on the watch when they perceive
at an unseasonable hour of the night suspieious characters lurking
near any premien, particularly if accompanied by a female. A
woman generally carries the housebreaking instruments when a
burglary is meditated, which are generally left on the premises by
the burglars, fearful of their being found In their possession atter
**robbery. Aube goods use conveyed away in a hackney coach
or some other vehicle. these should be closely watched, as the means
of leadieg to detection, when landed with the booty intended to be
conveyed to the depots for stolen goods, which are established in
various parts of the metropolis.
W..sday, through the active exertions of the Co.
ventry Police, under the &credos of Mr. Josiah Caner, bur 111
theme** were retaken ' • me of them In a wood eat Mei •
Spinny, 'boot three miles distant from the place of fennel MI.
others were captured,. at Walston and the fourth *as=
by the keeper of Bytom Turnpike. Their damn are John •
, •
Henry White, Joseph Worthington, and Henry Hyber.—Oleriall*•'
Oleereer. • ..

Monday, brajor- Gen: Sir Edward Blakeney left Ma house in
George-street, on a tour of inspection in his district—yesterday he
reviewed the 70th and 76th Regiments, at Templensore, and this
day pursues his tour to see the Queen's Bays at Calf, the 77th at
Clonmel, and out-quarters of the 75th, at Fethard, in the county of
Tipperary.
The Queue., Bays were inspected at Cable on Wednesday, by
Sir John Byng.
Sir John Byng dined on Thursday, ildtk the Officers statiezed
at Tethard, and on same day inspected thi Artillery, Queen's Bays,
and the depot of the 77th Regiment. • •
The 53d R•giment embarked at Monkstown, on Saturday after-
noon, for Gibraltar.
Monday. Lieutenant-General Sir J. Byng left. Cork for Fermoy,
on his tour of inspection.
This day, the 75th Regiment and the Reserve Computes of the
ostb Regiment, at Fermoy, were inspected by Sir John Byeg.
• The Lord Steldtratisport is arrived at Cork, to convey troops
to Corfu.
Detachments for the 12th, 23d, 43d, and 94th Regiments, are
ordered to embark in the Endymion, for Gibraltar.
Thursday a Garrison Court Martial assembled IL the New flu-
mes. for the trial at Wm. Turnbull, private in the Bays, charged
with intoxication. He was found guilryi and sentenced to two
months' imprisonment lathe Comity Limerick Gaol.
From the Cork Constitution of Tuesday.,

OLAND lULITAST lITICTIALL
On Friday last, Lieutenant-General Cir John Byng, attended
by his Aid-de-Camp Lord G. Hill, arrived at Major-Gtheml Sir
G. Bingham's *it a tour of inspection in this district. On Saar.
dap Sir John, accompanied by Sir G. Bingham, and the different
Staff Men, proceeded to inspect the troops stationed at Spike
Island, and yesterday morning, the troops in oar garrbon. toge-
ther with the companies stationed at Ballineal& and the Artil-
lery train, were drawn op in the Camp Field, to the tear of the
Barracks, at a quarter past ten o'clock, when Sir G.
MogbaM, attended by his Aid-de-Camp. rode into the &id,
and in a few minutes after the Commander of the Forces, at-
tended by Lord G. BM, Lieutenant-Calmer Ragland, Linton
ant-Colonel Chatterton, Major Paulson, and several other distin-
guished Olken arrived. The forces on the ground consisting
of (the gallant heroes of Waterloo). the Scots Greys, under the
eammand of Lieutenant-Colonel Grey. the 65th Regiment, under
do 'command of Major Senior, the 53d Regiment commanded by
List.-CoL Considine, and the depots of the With and 84th baying
performed a variety of evolutions, with which Sir John Byng
seemed highly pleased; the 534 Regiment. about to embark for
Gibraltar, marched in front of the other regiments which were
drawn up in line, the several bands playing the national air of
" God save the King" in admirable style. When they had at.
rived at the spot where the Commander-in• Chief and the Staff
had taken up their position, they gave three British cheers, in
which Sir G. Bingham, (whose unostentatious manner and great
worth will continue to be remembered in our city long after his
military connection with it shall have ceased), heartily joined.
The cheers were returned by the other regiments 1, to the very
echo," and continued for a considerable time, until the 53d left
the geld. They then marched through the city in the best spirits,
with their drums beating, and colours flying, which bad an admi-
rable effect, and proceeded to Monkstown for embarkation. The
day was most propitious, and the scene greatly gratifying to the
many who were witnesses of it.
Yesterday morning Lieutenant-General Sir John Byng left this
City for Tommy, on his tour of inspection. He will spend a few
days at Mitcheistown Castle, on a visit with the Earl of Kingston.
An investigation took place in Bandon respecting the affray be.
tweets the military and the police and we have been informed that
the soldiers were found to be in Auk, and were punished for their
insubordination.
Oa Sunday last the lailltary were withdrawn from the Cork City
Gaol, and it will be Ann that a requisition was presented to his
Worship the Mayor who has called a public meeting, for Monday
• neat, to devise the least expensive mode of raising a Pella. to
preserve the peace and good order of the City.
INDIAN ARMY.
SISSISAL OSSISS ST TOL MOST MOM TSB aoraanon-omaas
tN CISTSCIL.

Fort William, May 5, 1829.

In conformity with the Instructions from the Hoo. the Court of
Directors, the Right. Hon the Governor General in Council bat
the satisfaction of announcing to the armies of India the following
arrangements :
Officers in the Company's services will hereafter be eligible so
Brevet promotion for distinguished services in action, in the same
manner as his Majesty's officers.
The rank of Colonel regimentally will be granted to every Lies-
tenant-Calomel Commandant eta Regiment of Cavalry or Infantry,
or of a Battalion of Engineers or Artillery, on the aspiration of
one month from the date of these orders. •
Commission* of Colonel will sceordiagly be issued to all Lieut..
▪ eat-Coionela Commandant at the three .eadencien, besting date
the Sib dilate 1199•;and every officer obtainieg a Regiment of
Cavalry or. Infintry, or a Battalion of Beghteeets or Artillery,
subsequently to the fah prostate, will be promoted to the rank of
Colonel regimentally, from the date on which he succeeds to the
situation of Commandant eta Corps
Whatever General Olken may be required for the Company's
Indian Staff shall be takes from the *aloe Colonels of their ser-
vice, to whom the temporary rank of Brigadier General will be
thgranted, until, by the operation °this Majesty's General Brevets,
e armies at Indi< alp* bonito supplied with the requisite em-
ber al General Oile&

WILLIAM CASEMENT,
Bea so Government MsMary Department.
Part William, June 1.
The Governor General Came% loving resolved on the re-
duction of the Benara,Teriesb, aid Orissa. provincial battalions,
is pleased to direct . that the native Commissioned, nee-commis-
slotted eikers, dimmers, privates, and establiamests attached
to these asp% aid permit in the lines of their respective cantoo-
mushit 'hall be paid up and discharged talk service from the let of
All men Dow at detached duty from those corps
shall lionise be paid up and discharged from the same date, or
keen such subsequent one as may be found necessary to "able die
Civil Authorities, under whom Immediate orders they are placed,
to make efficient arrangements for the palatinate of the duties
en which they are employed, agreeably to insunctions with which
these Authorities will be duly furnished.
In addition to the arrears which will fall due on the day of Ea
charge, a donation of ens nienthe pay is to be granted to every
peons:in sokilir, who has been twenty years; fOur menthe to
those who have been twelve, and less than twenty ; two months
to those who have been de, sidiess.dtan twelve; and ono month
to those who bays been twitters de years in the service.
All oaths cosunissioned non-cosuilesioned officers, who
may have been drafted from tents of the line to the provide-
dal battalions ordered ter newsiest, will, mho they Amid prefer
is receive the donation sanctiened by the foregoing be
separately provided for. Desseipdve rolls of indleanda,
"reifying the corps of the line from which they were drafted, their
present rank, and that which they bold at the time of tander to
the previa:Lai branch of the service, will be forwarded by cow-
needing officers
Itilleary.Department, as cattttyy as practicable.
My fees as Commissiass, which may have been paid by Ne-
e" Mars of the Beaune. Purists, and Orissa Peoviemid Eat-
tans, who may be discharged, will be returned by the Govern-
MM. mid tbe Comesanding Meets of those carps wiE draw
the seems in the bill detaining the decades authetised tor such
than the date of the reduction. the Adjutants sod European
soo-comodisioned staff of the several corps will be at the disposal
of his Eseellency the Commander in-Chief—the arms, accoutre-
most% ammunition, sad public stone, now in use, will be mi-
nutely serveyet and reported en to the Miceli Board, when the
whole will be dispatched to the nearest maculae ; and the boobs
and ether public records deposited in the valise of the Deputy Aa
sistant Adjutant-General of the division.
It being the determination of Government that organised de-
tails of Markundase shall be substituted for the provincial bat-
talions ordered for cadential, his Lordship, in Candi, is pleased
to declare that such of the provincial dicers sad soldiers as may
he la ail respects suitable doll have a preference en daditioss
mkt* will be made known to those through the Civil Amhara
else. k befog distinctly usderstood that the parties thus transferred
undertake se perform every duty required of Burkundans ; and
Met the Winn of provincial officers, or Savoys. be forthwith
dluestdosed.
Ts feelleate the foregoing arrangements the Commanding
corset she Ilimalioos concerned will immediately place themselves
etsmenieschm with the Civil Authorities, under whose orders
the detsolimste hem their corps are asplo.
WM. CASZIIENT
Lbst..Col. Secretary eo Government I:lllitiry Department.
Fort William, Jane S. IMO.

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The edit, Yet. Pt Mk Corp of Implee Hone will be phi fp
sod illseisepd theservlce tree the 15th July proalano. !LC elm
tleteshettim duty. who most night the hea‘tpartere et their re-
redeler (*lgo they will forth. w3th (Owed br do by the
eth:ddess . or military. under whom they no esplopil) be.
Moil. Shove date. will be theld so thy doyen which they %pyre-
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