Star.
London, England, 1829-03-27 00:00:00

THE NEMY..

A Detachment of the Hitit Rigillbrnt is ordered from Limerick
Toughs!, to take charpokbelpgrrathe till the arrival ache Head
Qouters.
lise Depot of the 11th Regiment at Cori' la ordered to Clare
Cud,.

Detachments kiwislog to the 30th and S7th Regiments of
Foot, endiarked on Tuesday evening, on board a canal.boat, the
fanner on rome to Bohm, and the latter as route to Cheater.
Detachments belonging to the 4th, 11ib, mad 13th Regiments of
Li& Dragoons, marched on Tuesday morning irons Lunde& for
bfaidstone Barracks.
GENERAL ORDER.

Horse-Guards, March IS.
The &sera] Commesidieg in Chief leaving observed, by the
returns recently tramesimed, of be ember of "Nell slid din'
dreg with the merest Ilegiments in Great Brinks end teetered,
that the number permitted to reside with their husbands in bar.
racks, in many Regiments, very greatly exceeds the proportion
allowed by his Majesty's warrant for the regulation of barracks,
dated 16th of March, 1924, his Lordship feels it necesaaty to call
the immediate attendees of the OSeen comeneding Regiments
to the directions therein contained; from which they have no me-
dimity to deviate.
Commanding Olken of Regiments ems have bad ample ex-
perience of the very great inconveniseee accruing to the service,
and to the Public, from the improvident and injudkious marriage'
of soldiers. It is therefore enjoined in the General Regulations of
the Army, that 0 Every soldier, previous to his marriage. with a
view to receive the constotts and advantages which his Majesty's
bounty, and the custom of the service, extend to married soldiers,
and to their wives of good characters, should obtain the capons of
his ConsisandWg °dicer, and ante dee smear aid eonditioa of ski
woman be proposes to many, and whether she be a spinster or
widow ?"

In .order, therefore, to check the inconveniences which se see
vilely press upon individu4e, and ppm the service. from &M-
-eager. soldiers who have married without the consent of their Com-
nianding Meer shall, under no circumstances. be allowed to have
their wives in barracks, or to participate I. any of the advantages
al
gstered by the Regulations of the Service to married soldiers. '
It must be explained to the men. that their comforts, as soldiers.
are in a very small degree increased by their marriage, while the
inconvenience sod distress naturally anteing to them from seek
connellon are serious and unavoidable. penitently when Regi-
ments are ordered to embark for foreign welts, when only sin
women to we hundred men are allowed to proceed with their
husbands. On these occasions Commanding Oaten of Regi-
ments are placed under considerable etabgrassinent In making
selection of the weans who are to be permitted to accompany
their husbands abroad, and of those who are to be compelled to
return to. their triads or to their parishes.
By Command of the Right Honourable
The General Commanding in Chief,
HRKURRT TAYLOR, Adj -oen.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

•
MAILS Agana TIM DAlrthiblill I—Warrant I—France

Hid 1.

Tb lobo. Bowden. from Cork to Plymouth, drifted oo
.car Tomball no the lad inseam. dismasted sad abandoned.
WATERFORD, Mims 23.--The Lord Nelson. Bowler, from
Cork to Newport. which was oa shore at Mm ama. ha been
pot of, and pone up to Bow
Busumus, Mama —.—The Jessualae, Clark. from Hull, was
of Hominess oa the 14th instant, sad supplied with providers% but
bas am slam bees beards,.

Yeassoorn. Wien 14.—The Ana, Refer, of Myth, struck so
Hasbro' Sand this nsornbqr, and Ailed with water.;—crew saved—
Ii de of the sateriah exported to he saved.
Daat., Alums te.—Wind ILKJL—fArrived fro* London the
Ellen, Johnson, for Antigua ; Rival, Moo, for Berntada ; Hari.
Bali, for Maka.
Posesasouvu, Manes 26.—Wind &R.
Ps.rwouvo, Hawn 25.—Wind KlLL—Arrived the Tyne,
Brown, from Mauritius; blitbford, Taylor. from Buenos Ayres ;
Boddingtoo, Taylor, front New York. Sailed the Kitty,
for Cadis.

Foueover, Menem es.—Whid IL to E $ I.—Arrived the Aa-
ron, Swatln, from Lisbon ; Berbodoes pocket, Lowe*. front Leg-
horn. fLiled the Goldfinch packet, for-the Leeward Wands.
Wimpy, PALIMCII fit—Selled the liondard, Potter, trial 11tre•

PM/MC; MARCO( IN.—Arrived the Active, James, from
Michael's; Stag, Ellis, from Gijon.
Gamma, Masco IN.—Arrived the Hero, Willis, from the
ilrditerramma; Societe, from Charente.
nassow, Maser 114.—Arrived the Waterloo, Dinkier, tram
LIMom

FIRES.
This morning, about halt put three o'clock, a dread-
'ul fire broke not at the house of Mrs. Bayley, who
keeps a broker's shop opposite Camberwell green. So
rapid was its prngrees that the inmates bad not time to
escape. Mrs. Bayley's sister rid two children perished
in the flames; the fire was not subdued till that and the
thin adjoining houses were destroyed.
Tuesday morning a fire broke out in the malt-hnuse
of Mr. India,. at Newton Abbot, near Plymouth,
and was discovered about four o'clock, when the alarm
being given, many of the inhabitants hastened to the
spot, and with the aid of three. engines, plead.
Molly supplied with water, endeavoured to subdue
She flames ; but were not successful until after six
o'clock, when the malthoole, with great part of the
malt contained in it, and some out-buildings *ere
destroyed. With deep regret we add the most as&
laacholy part _of this unfortunate occurrence. Four
men, who were exerting themselves most laudably
to save the property, were killed by the fallisastrn of the
beams and wall of the malthouse, a fifth er has
since died in consequence of his wounds, and a sixth is
in a very bad state from the effects of the fire and
bruises. The fire is said to have originated in the malt-
kiln, in the centre of the town, and ,surrounded by
thatched houses, the escape of which is most wonderful.
Wednesday !light, about 12 o'clock, a fire broke put
in the upper part of the Ship Inn, on the Parade, Ply.
mouth. The alarm was instantly given, and the town
engines were promptly on the spot, as were also detach-
ments of the 18th and 94th regiments. The fire was
not bibdut d until the upper part of the house was en.
tfuely 'destroyed. Thrones the exertions of the firemen,
the adjoining house of Mr. Minnie, druggist, was only
partially damaged.