Star.
London, England, 1829-04-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Monday the 14th Royal Lancers left Canterbury on tbek route
to Scotland. _ _ _ _ _

The Stb are expected to occupy the Barracks ou Saturday, at
Canterbury •
The 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards leave Exeter, the first
Division to morrow, the second on Friday, and the remainder on
Saturday.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

llama Amman Tlllll Day—Dublin I—Waterford 1.

T►e Doke et Norfolk, Manning, front fir. Kitt'., is supposed to
be arrived in the Change!.

The London, Smith, from China, has arrived peas Start.
The Carlton, Bennett, •from St. John's, N. B. to Jamaica, was
capsised in lat. 36. long. 30. Muter and two of the crew drowned.
Deal, Aran. 7.—Arrived [rem London the Alexander, Erring.
ton, for Quebec; Justinia, Rear, for Halifax; Falcon, Littiewort,
for Faye!. Sailed the Ellen, Patterson, fur the Cape of Good
Hope; Aon, Boyle, far Jamaica; Bluntly/wk. Parker, for Madras I
and Bengal; Prince, Chapman, and Bonito. Cockburn, for QOM.
bee; Tweed, Sbackley. fur Se John's, N. B.
Postsnootn, Aram W.N. W. to W.—Arrived the
Arcadia. Forster, front Sierra Leone; and his Majesty's ship Spar-
row Ila from the Cape of Good Hope—sailed 28th January.
Off port the Circassian, Dorothwallt. from 3ladraa.
Fatmourre, Aran. 6.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Brazilian
frigate Isabel, from Rio Janeiro. The Emulous packet arrived at.
Rio Janeiro on the 17th December, -and sailed for Buenos Ayres'
on the 40th. Intelligence bad reached Rio of her safe arrival at
Buenos Ayres.
LavzstAux, Aran. 6.—Arrived the Lima, Smith, frumßuenos
Ayres; Thomas, Curry, from Pernanibileci; Pearce, Bruce and
Orb, Purtgate, from Maceiro; Marra, Drysdale. from Jamaica;
Klizabeth, Nelson, from Sc. Domingo; Eagle, Noble, from Mo-
bile ; Olive and Eliza, front Savannah.
Banvot, Aran. 7.—Anived the Earl of Liverpool, Clapton, and
Jane, Pines. from Nevis.
DA 11731011 TM, Aram 6,—Arrived the Fama (late Carey), iron%
Buenos Ayres.

The Act prohibiting English banks from circulating
notes under five pounds, came Imo operation on the sth of April.
The House of Lords has not been so full as it wes on
Saturday since the cifMlol.B trial. The space abut the Throne and
below the Bar was completely crowded, and the body of the Home
was filled with Peers. AU the Royal Dukes were present. The
Duke of CLasenes sat on the blinistellal Bench, next to Lord
Mmetat.e; the Dukes of Sussex and Occumnsma as the
skim Bench, and the Duke of Comens.ano on the lowemVolt
Bench, between Lords Linos and TlNTgavali. Dr. Does.' was
in the House during the whole of the debate, and appeared so take
great interest in the proceedbiga Mr. Secretary Pm. was ansoopt
the Members of the Home of Commons, and remained in the
Home mom part of the day.
The following reptebetts the ranks of the Peers who
voted= Saturday :

TOTAL TAAJOSITT.

TOTAL XllsoanT.

Dykes 24

igarquisses
Bub U
Viscounts...—. .. .....

Archbishops ••••••
Dukes
Marquises.. ••• 7
Bart. ••••.....••••• 43
Viseoints ..• ......... ••••• •• 4

Banes ......
Blabor

Barone. .... ..... .. .....-- iii
liblispe ' ls

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A meeting of the Silk it'eavers of Spitalfields was
held yesterday, when a Penton to the House of Contemns was
agreed on, sad it eir e resolved the weavers should proceed •Oa
Thursday to the Holm, when the Petition was to be delivered.
At Litlord Assizes, Miss. Aon lkloCarmey. daughter
of the k4ie George McCartney, Esq. of the Excise, ob.
gained a verdict of 2004 with costs, against Mr. Daley.
of BAllyshannms, county Donegal:for a breach of pro-
mise of marriage. After gaining the affections of this
fine young Lady, her beanie's wooer foisook her, nod
married another.

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