Star.
London, England, 1818-12-24 00:00:00

.ARMY.

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Monday and Tuesday, the ad Itegutirniti
has lately arrived from France, marched into
bury, in two divisions, on their Mute fee
where they will perforrn the duty at that itartisll6
Thursday, two troops of the 2d Queen s Bays'.
rived in Limerick from Caher, and on Friday pro-
ceeded for Gort and Loughrea. Detachments have
also proceeded'te Clogheen and Itostrea‘

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 21.
Wind. N. to N. E.—. Arrived the Princess
beth packet, with. Mails, from the Leeward Is,
last from Sr. Tharn-rs's, in 27 days. Sailed the P.
Ernest packet, for Lisbon ; Countess of Chichester'
packet, for Gibraltar and Malta ; Pox packet; tot
the Leeward Islands, all with Malls.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER st.
Wind E. N. E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship nova'
from the Mediterranean, put tinder quarantine; Elia
tish Army, and Lot al Briton transports, from Dept.
ford. Sailed his Majesty's ship LEVEN, for the Cape
of Good Hope ; Alfredo and Lady Hamilton trans'.
ports, for Cork. Came into harbour his Majesty's
brig Dimas, from Spithead.
COWES, DECEMBER
Sailed the Avow frigate, for Spithead.
DARTMOCTII, TIRCEMBER
ltasterday arrived the Telemaque, frog
slam, bound to Calcutta; to-day arrived the
• 'ern, from Malaga, for Ostend, lost an
and cable.
DEAL, DECEMBER ts.
Wind East.—Sailed the Ann, Rerwours.
whole of the homeward-bound for the Rivet 1,
Baring, convict ship. for Sheerness, to repair.
rived and sailed for the River the Archimede, '
oars, from Manfridonia ; Thomas and Judith,
from Newfoundland for Flushing-..the latter
to Ramsgate harbour. Passed at the bac!
Goodwin Sand yesterday, all well, the Asia,
from China for Antwerp.
Your o'Clock—Arrived and remain for orders,
Endymion, MUNN, from Miramichi.
RAMSOATE, DECEMBER 2s.
Sailed most of the trade bound westward.
have not heard of the brig Effort yet; a boat
this place, and another from Broadstairs, have
absent since Monday—it is the general gpinion
that the must have fallen in with and got
of her. Two rudders having been seen near
it is presumed one of them belonged to her.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, DECESIBER

81111711 &MIR= ImwAanse—TU Riehard and Ann
from Peteriburgh ; and Iris, Pearson, from Archangel

Yesterday the Duke of Yong transacted
business with the Niece REGENT. •
The Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audience ,
PRINCE REGENT, yesterday, at Carlton-house.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, a Cabinet Council
held at the Foreign-office, in Downing-street, Y
WAS attended by the same Cabinet Ministers •
which was held on Tuesday, at the haute of _
CHANCELLOR, with the etc( p ion of the Learned
The Duke of WELLINGTON attend rd. The.Cabi
sat but a short time in deliberatit.:. : they F
and s'parated soon after two o'clock. Lord
REAGH remaii el at his office till a late hour
acting business.
The French Funds experienced on Saturday
considerable rise. The Five per Cents. opened
being If. 20c. above the concluding price of t
ceding day, and finally closed at 64f. 90c.
Yesterday a Deputation from the bod•
tractors for the last Loan and their Subsc,
an interview with the CHANCELLOR of the
Quilt, .to prefent their Memorial'aainst
to Cash Payments... It would be curious to
of the signanwes to this notable document,
more tp learn tfie arguments by which they
to support the prayer of their Petition.
The' departure of the Marchioness of
for India, takes place about the 80th of Ja
Yesterday a Court of Directors was het
East India House, when Lieure,-- ••

Sir CHARLES COLVILLE, G. C. B. was sworn
Commander-in-Chief of the Company's forces,
Member of Council at Bombay. The General
wards dined with the Directors at the Lon&
rem. The under-mentioned Commanders -
of the Court, previous to departing for their
tive destinations, viz.
Marquis Camden, Captain T. LArrehs; Charles
Scorr ; Lowther Castle, C. Moarcoca ; Inglis, T. '
Essex, A. NISRIET ; Vansittart, R. S. Dataxurta;
and China.
Ye terday, December 23d, No. 2387, another
of £30,000, was sold by G. CARROLL, at '
State Lottery Office, No. 19, Cornhill.
Two Grand Prizes of 1:30,000 still in the
which are on Sale at his Old Office, No. 26,
street ; and at his :drew Fortunate Officr
Cornhill.
DRATH OP SIR PHILIP FRANCIS.--011
evening, soon after five o'clock, Sir PHILII
died, at his house in St. James's-square,
ness of upwards of five months. An express
immediately sent off to Mr. FRANCIS, his
was on a visit'to the Earl of BRISTOL, at
Park, Suffolk. It is a 'ingular coincidence
is the fourth death, within a very short t
that corner of St. James's-square, viz. Lor.
CHAMP, Lord ANSON, Lord EL LENISOROUGII,
PHILIP FRANCIS.
LORD ELL...NEOROIJCII'S WILL.--The property
bribe Learned Lord, it is said, exceeds L 244:
To the present Lord he has bequeathed L,
'arid d to each of the other children.
The house in St. James's. square, which is •
is directed to be sold, and also the villa at
ton. The late Peer gave £lB,OOO for the
dente, but it is worth considerably more.
HURRICANE AT NEW YORK.•-•-EXITaCt
vat, letter from New York, dated November
ceived in town this morning :
" During the last three days we hive been visited
hurtle aces, followed by heavy. rains. I am sorry to
of the loss of the fine ship Andrew Jackson, Captain
from Bristol, bound to this port. It is not expected
of her cargo will be saved.—The ship Samuel, from
to this port; Insatiate= entirely lost, and am sorry
six men, who pat off yester to save her manifest a
were all lest.—lt is also fears that the ship Martha,
verpool, alio for this 'port, has either been drives on
&masted, as she was spoken with two days ago;
the harbour."