Star.
London, England, 1829-07-04 00:00:00

LIMERICK, JOLT 1.

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Monday and yesterday, the Reserve Companies of the 98th Re.
giment marched from Clare Castle to the following towns in that
county—Captains Croasdaik's and Ecionnod's companies to Ennis-
timon ; the remaining two companies and head quarter*, com-
manded by Captain Stevens, to Kilrush, where they this day arrive.
to replace Captain De Lacy'. company of the 36th, which landed
here Worming from the Mona steamer.
Monday the first division of that gallant and distinguished Regi.
ment, the 60th Rifles, and yesterday the head quarter division,
marched hence for Clare Castle, from whence they are to hr de-
tached to Ennis, and other cantonments in the county Clare. Two
ammunition waggons accompanied the list division, in addition to
a supply of 60 rounds of ball cartridge to each man.
Major-General Sir Edward Blakeney and Colonel Coykr, pro-
ceeded on Monday hence, to inspect the military posts at Clare
Castle and its vieinity.
General Sir Edward Blakensy and his Aid-de-Camp returned
to this garrison yesterday evening from Clare.
The bead-quarters of the 36th Regiment moved yesterday morn-
ing from the Castle, to the New Barracks.
A District Court Martial, composed of the following Officers,
has been skiing at the New Barracks, this week past, viz.— 51aj-r
Boyd, Queen's Bays, President ; Captains Crosse and Grey, 36th
Regiment; Captains Carlon and Hon. G.Vaoghan, 60th Rifles;
Lieutenants Hyde and Slone, Royal Artillery; Lieutenant Curtis
and Cornet Addison, of the Bays. The Court assembled for the trial
of privates Weldon, Donkey, Smith, and Dunelan, of the 36th
Regiment, and private Maguire, 60th Rifles, men concerned in the
military affray at Henry-street. The proceedings concluded yes-
terday, after examination of several witnesses, but the result will
not be known for some days more.
The 53d Regiment from Dublin, are stationed at Bin Barracks.
Yesterday accounts were received here imparting the pleasing
intelligence of the arival of the head-quarter division of the 58th
Regiment, at Ceylon. Considerable apprehensions were enter-
tained for their safety, but which now happily are removed.
The 2d Battalion of the Ist Royals, in Bangalore, India, is now
the next Regfinent destined for Europe, expecting to be replaced
by the 49th.
Saturday Colonel Crosbie arrived In Tralee, and after having
passed just encomiums on those who were to hr dismissed, regu-
lated the retained numbers of the Kerry Militia, viz.—Adjutant,
one Serjeant Major, 13 Serjeante, one Drum Major, and six Drum-
men. immediately after the muater, the retained Non-commis-
sioned Officers entered into a very handsome subscription, for
purchasing a piece of plate, which they are to present to Quarter-
master Huggard, in testimony of their gratitude for his attelltioll to
their interests on every occasion ; and of their regret at being sepa-
rated from him, after a service in the Regiment of 34 years.
The Master General of the Ordnance has arrived in Waterford
from London.

INDIAN ARMY.
CONDUCT SF HIS MAJICSTY'S 47i •111)259TH 11191)111111S.

Head Quarters. Camp Gwallor, Jan. 3,1829.
The Commander in Chief cannot permit the 47th and 59th Reg'.
meots to quit India without expressing the high sense he enter.
tains of their uniform good conduct in quarters, and meritorious
services while employed in the field, since the period they have
h-en attached to the Indian army ; and his Excellency requests these
Regiments will be ed, that he shall ever retain the warmest
interest in their prosperity.
His Lordship will not fail to report the good conduct of these
two excellent Regiments in the strongest manner to the General
Commanding in Chief in England.

Lord CASTLIKEAGH has arrived in Dow•nshire to
canvas the electors. It is reported that General 311 ADI will oppose
his Lordship's return.
TIC Dou Lou n sui —Dr. P. Rim, sv. of Metz, !elates
in his Thesis presented to the Faculty of Medicine of Strasbourg,
four cases of this disease, which, after resisting the ordinary treat-„
went, yielded to the administration of powdered Peruvian bait
one grain, snuff two grains, mixed and used as snuff. He says he
always found the above dose sufficient, and in the course of two or
tine* days to cure the malady, as If by enchantment.—Gasette of
Health.
About half past twelve o'clock yesterday morning,
Messrs. Datve's Cheltenham stage waggon met ss ith a
set ious accident, nearly opposite the Swan, at Battersea.
The arm of the axletiee broke in two, and upset the
waggon. One pipe of wine burst by the shock, and
the whole of the contents were lost. S'ine other good-
were damaged, and two females, who were in the
waggon, were severely injuret!, but not dangerously.