Star.
London, England, 1829-06-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the following regiments have arrived
in town ftom Chatham, on route to the undermentioned stations--

The 6th Dragoon Guards, for Dorchester; the 29th, lath, and
94th Infantry. for Plymouth; the 234 Fustleers. for Brecon ; the
Slat and 83d Foot. for Gosport.
Saturday evening, two serpents of the 4th or King's Own Re-
giment, absconded from Glasgow Birracks with a part of the pay
of their respective companies. The, sum has not been exactly
ascertained, but it does not amount to 1001. The deserters, it is
conjectured, have gone to Greenock, with the intention of taking
their passage in a vessel which was to leave that port on klonday
for America.
/ROM THE LINCRICE cuttotewee, auna 17.
General Sir Edward Malawi arrived yesterday evening front
the investigation at Carrick.
Major General Sir Thomas Arbuthnot inspected the Reserve
Companies of the 12th Regiment, at Boyle, on Saturday, whence
the Regiment marched on Monday and yesterday fur Londonderry,
to be replaced by the Reserve of the 66th. front Templosture.
Assistant Surgeon Dick bas been ordered from the depot of the
12th, to rejoin the service companies in Gibraltar, where unfortu-
nately some return of contagion is apprehended.
The Reserve Companies of the 97th Regiment from Fermoy,
have replaced the 65th at Waterford—the 97th have a most excel-
lent brass band.

Sir Jaws Hawser, Inspector of Police for the province of Lein.
stet, arrived in 'Kilkenny on l'hurulay 'Art. Kilkenny is to he
head-quarters for the district. where Sir JOHN is for the future to
reside.

NAVAL IN 1 ELLW ENCE.

MAILS Ammon THIS Day—Dublin I—Waterford I—Lisbon 1—

Holland 1.

Bxtract from the Agent to Lloyd's at St. Michael's, dated the
29th May :—" His Majesty's ship Undaunted has been here, and is
now about the Wands, cruising for the protection of British lute-
rests by order of our Government." .
Attaivat.s.—The Mary, Dougal, from the Clyde to Tobago;
the Cybele, Leach, from London to Baltimore. Off Holyhead.
the Three Sisters from Barbados ; and Mancheater. Sketehley,
from New York. Off Plymouth, the !Lincoln, from Sellout:3es;
and. Elizabeth, Cody. Irons Ilakimore.
MAL, Jona 19.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived the Sarah,
from the South Seas ; Maria, from India ; transport ship Nu. '2O,
from the Westward ; and Ralviard, Brander, trans Lisbon.

P.IISONOUTN, jUjla lg.—Wind S. W. to S a—Arrived the Bo-
livar Martin, from Madeira ;.Wanderer trampurto from Deptford
Passed the George, Hibbert, from Antigga; and Amin, Thum,
from Grenada.

PLestoosr, Jure 18.—)Vind variable.—Arrived the Ihitannia,
Lockyer, from Hamburgh; his Majesty's ship Ninsrisd,-frotts Ire-
land; and Hercule!, Vaughan, from ilengal—saikd lath February.
FALMOUTH, jure is—Wind N. N. W.—Arrived the Sandwich
packet, from I.hbuil—sailed 7th; and his Majesty's ketch Vigilant,
from Plymouth.

Lot d CAsTLEnr*ow. the %.•n nt the Marquis of LON•
, is to succeed the Earl of BILECICNOCIC, son of the Marquis
of Caminito, as one of the Lords of the Admiralty.
Mrs. Wools, of Hoks-treet, Walwolth-common, was
yesterday morning delivered of thtee female children, all of whom
were alive and likely to do well.
TH2 NIARRINGt IN Mow Lira, of which we gave a
preliminary notice a few days ago, will be celebrated at St. James's
Church, Tuesday first. Both the parties are already allied to one
of the most ancient families in England ; and their union is not only
eligible In this respect, but also on account of the great acquire-
ments of the Reverend and Noble Lord, and the accomplishments
and beauty of the Lady in question,—Bedfordsliite will rejoice in
the forthcoming union, for there the parties are deservedly popular
and beloved.

A Public Dinner was given on Thursd ry, at Ayles-
bury, to the Marquis of CSIANDOS, by the Nobility. Gentry, and
Freeholders of the county of Bucks. Oa this occasion a whole.
length portrait of the Noble Marquis was presented to him, in tee.
timony of their grateful sense of his services as President of the
Brunswick Club, as a tribute of respect for, and admiration of, the
talents, judgment, and inflexible integrity, which distinguished his
exertions in defence of the Protestant Constitution of the Empire.
The High Court of Delegates decided on Thursday
that the parochial schoolmasters of Scotland, not being a Corporate
Body, were not competent to appeal against the judgment given In
the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, by which the will of the late
Mr. FARQUHAR, of Foothill, was set aside, and he was declared to
have died intestate. The Court therefore, relaxed the inhibition,'
and dismissed the appeal. What renders this CifSlllllttillte .not a
little curious is, that the High Conn of Delegates, when giving this
declaim, were sitting, and had been created under a Commission,
directing them to try the cause in question.

• Tlig AING.
•
WINDSOR, JUNE 19 -Are !COW; fecompame4
by the same distinguiseed p►rsnas as tin the th:er
ceding days, attended Ascot RACeli again this day, And
as before was universally chimed by the rwropie,
The Ktao was not long absent ; he returard after
witnessing a race nr Iwo, in girder to Men a select patty.
invited to dine with his %I aimiTY.