Star.
London, England, 1821-12-06 00:00:00

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Sunday,
tote 2d battalion of the Ist Regiment of Guards, 'per-
forming duty at Windsor, amounting to about 550 men, te-
ceived instructions to hold themselves in readiness to prtfrzed
for Knightsbridge Barracks, where they arrived on Toestlay
evening. This battalion is to succeed the :Id battalion of the
sante Regiment, now on their route for Ireland.
Four hundred and eighty-eight of the 39th Regiment are to
be quartered in Tralee Barracks, being the head-quarters.
Sunday sennight, twenty men of the 3tl Dragoons arrived in
Tralee, under the command of Lieutenant WATSON.
Major MACLEAN, of the 421 Highlanders, commanding at
Shanagolden, is appointed a Magistrate of the County of Limerick.
Tuusaas Cowrat, Esq. late Adjutant of the 79th, is appoLted
Chief Constable to Captain Moonier's Police in Limerick.
The County of Limerick Staff mount guard daily at the new
County Jail.
Two additional field-pieces, and a considerable quantity of
ammunition, will arrive in Limerick in a few days.
Friday, a route was received for Captain CRAWFORD'S com-
pany of the Royal Artillery, stationed in Limerick, to march
fur Dublin, which is to be relieved by Colonel CAMPBELL'S com-
pany, from 11llincollig.
The 33d Regiment, of which Cork is now the head-quarters,
had lately received order, to hold themselves in readiness to em-
bark in that harbour for the West Indies, but have been coun-
termanded, and are to remain in Ireland.
The 15th Regiment is daily expected in Cork, from England.
The Milltown Carps of Yeomanry, under the command of
Sir Jolts Gonraxv, Bart. have been placed on permanent pay
and duty, and also the corps under the command of Captain
13Leassausasvr.
The Tralee Corps, commanded by Captain BATEMAN, have
also volunteered their services.
Friday, a detachment of the Staff of the Kerry Regiment of
Militia, marched front Limerick, to do duty at Artifert until
further orders.
Saturday, a detachment of 200 men of the 39th Regiment of
Foot, with the Regimental Band, marched into Limerick, front
Cork.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Cumberland racket contains a melancholy list of ship-
wrecks on that coast, by the late severe gales. On Friday,
.the
smack Honest Miller, D. CAIN Master, with three of her crew,
and ftnirteen passengers, was wrecked on the beach, between the
North Wall and William Pitt, when the vessel was dashed to
pieces ; and of the crew and passengers, amounting to eighteen,
the Master alone was saved.
The Eclipse, British ship, from Calcutta, was totally lost, early
in July, on the Mizen, between Kidgerce and Saner: crew
saved.
Extract of a letter from Messrs. GOODWIN, CURLING, and Co.
Agents to Lloyd's, at Deal, dated December 4 :—" A Deputa-
tion of the Boatmen at this place and Itamsgate met us thia day,
when the letter from the Committee of Lloyd's, and the opi-
nion of their Solicitors, with their resolutions upon it, were
read to them, and after deliberating thereon, they consented to
permit their comrades to act as they chose, as to going off to
vessels I but some of the leading boat proprietors arc yet deter-
mined not to launch their boats, except their services, in case of
differences, are left to arbitration, instead of the Lord Wardens
Commissioners."
Extract of a letter from the Agents to I loyd's at Deal, dated
the sth instant :—" Many of the De.J boatmen have been off
to-day to the ships in the Downs; and we consider, from the
measures which have been adopted in order to resist the late at-
tempt to withhold requi-ite assistance to the numerous and
valuable shipping in the I)owus, that the whole are returning to
their usual avocations."
FALMOUTH, Due. 4.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the following
packets with Mails :—The Duke of Kent, fur Lisbon; Lord
Sidmouth, for America; Countess of Chichester, for the Me-
diterranean; Lord Hobart, for the Islands; Moutague, for
Jamaica ; and Blucher, for the Brazils.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 4.—Wind W.—Arrived the Harmony,
PLATT, from Bilboa for Amaterdam ; and Abeona, SPUD, in
15 days, from Newfoundland : the harm ony lost her anise's-
mast on the 311th November, off Ushant, in a heavy gale, and
the mainmast broke off under the cross-trees; the greater part
of the sails and yards were cut away to clear the wreck, and
the vessel, which makes no water, was towed in here by a pilot
boat. The Abeona carried away her foremast on the 20th of
November, in a gale, and has since proved leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. s.—Wind W.S.W.--Arrived the Prince
Regent, Mumocii, from Batavia—sailed kith August: left at
Angier Point the Company's ships Bombay, Hythe, and Wind-
sor. The Bridgewater had missed the Straits of Sunda. The
Northumberland, Lawsuit, and the Dick, thaarsoo, were load-
ing when the Prince Regent sailed. The Fort William, for the
Cape, cleared Bth August.
DrAL, s.—Wind W.—Put back most of the outward-
bound. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Thistle, Ilista-
SURTOI4; and John and Robert, SWINTON, Sum St. John's, New-
foundland; Ann, WitAscurs, from Demerara; Unity, in ten
days from Lisbon ; and John, JAcusois, from Newcastle for Ja-
maica—the Inter remains. Came down from the River the
Fortitude, MARTIN, fur Jamaica ; anti Vittoria, SAGES, for An-
tigua. The Fleetwood, BALE, fur Jamaica, got foul of another
ship's cable in getting under weigh on the 3d instant, and the
former was obliged to cut her cable. •
Moslem, Doe. s.—The Leith smack Czar, Ammo, from
London, is being towed in here, dismasted, by the Aberdeen
smack Cato. Arrived the Ceres, Catov, from Berwick, with
bowsprit sprung.
STROMNT-SS, Nov. S2.—Arrived the Young Dixon, Tostrace,
from London, with loss of sails, boat, and masts sprung; and Isa-
bella, Ihmor, from Leith, with cargo shifted and pumps choaked.
LsvxaruoL, Dar. 4. the Isabella, front hence to Whitehaven,
was driven into Pill FoLdry, without any person on board.
The Mercury. Uses, for Whitehaven, was totally lost near
Pill Foudry—crew perished. The Isabella, from New Orleans,
is gone to pieces at Southport ; about 200 bales of cotton have
been saved, in a damaged state.-771. bales of cotton have been
saved from the Repeater, 100 of which are partially wet, and 20
or 30 completely damaged.
WHITEHAVEN, DkC. s.—The vessel mentioned in our last is the
Perseverance, lemur, front Quebec to Belfast, with potash and
timber; the rudder is off, and the water flows into her—crew,
except one man, saved. The schooner Mercury, Kisc, has gone
to pieces—crew drowned. Several chests of oranges and nuts
have drifted to the Lancashire side of the Dudden. Great fears
are entertained fur the safety of two of our Liverpool traders,
the Nimble and the Mercury, both of which left Liverpool on
Friday evening, and have nut since beer. heard of.
Custom-Horse, Dec. s.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Urania,
Salamanca, and Jane, from St. Petersburgh ; Hope, frOm Lis-
bon; Sir Stephen Lushingtoni front Bombay; and Manley, from
Berbke. Cleared Otilwards :—Charies, for Tobago; Active
and John, for Jamaica ; Louisa, for Grenada ; Wilson, for Ant-
werp ; Gainsborough, for Hamburgh ; and Elizabeth, for Dublin.
BLUOVAL or WON FOR IMPUTE USE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
IRELAND.
Treasury Chambers, Sept. 17, 11121.
OnerLesartr—T am commanded by the Lords Commissioners
of his Majesty's Treasury to acquaint you, that in all cases of
the removal of Wine, for private use, from Great Britain to
Ireland, or rtroversa, which to..y be intended to be landed at
any outport in either country, my Lotds desire, that, to prevent
the delay which has hitherto taken place, the duplicate permits,
which are granted for the removal, with the necessary certifi-
cate that no drawback has been received, may be forwarded di-
rect to the Collector and Comptroller at such outports, instead
of their being transmitted in the first instance to the Commis-
sioners of the Customs of the country into which the Wine is
to be imported, pursuant to an order of the Board of the 24th
July, 1818. (igned) C. ARBUTHNOT.
COMM DICTIf OW STATES.
Treasury Chambers, Nov. 8, 1821.
Cf remnant—With reference to your Report, I am com-
manded by the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury
to acquaint you, that my Lords have directed the Commissions's
of Customs in Scotland to admit Staves of the growth and pr 0.1
duction of the British Colonies and Plantations in America, not
above three inches and a half in thickness, on payment of tbs
proper duties as Staves ; and my Lords will cause the error in:
the Act of the Ist and 21 Geo. IV. cap. 37, to be corrected in
the ensuing Session. (Signed) LUSHINGTON.
To the Commissioners of Customs. •
Azoivzo—At Alexandria, the Ann, Longridge, from Con-
stantinople. At Lisbon, Aurora, Peres, from Pernambuco;
David, Richards; Syreti, Summers ; Helen, Way ; Hope, Ford ;
Chatty, Gilbert ; and Lady SherbrukeMolloy, from New-
foundland ; Elisabeth, Roche, from Leghorn tsey, CATO,
from Limbos Anna Eleanor% illandov% from Stralsund.

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