Star.
London, England, 1826-06-09 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The different depots stationed in Plymouth garrison have been
inspected during the last few days, in the Citadel, by blajor-Gen.
Sir JOHN CAMIRON, K. C. 13.
Orders have heen sent on; to the 21st Fullleers for their imme-
diate return to England.

The Valley&ld, JOHNSON. and Diadem, EMIR'', have arrived at
the Cove ef Cork, to embark the 29th Regt. for the Mauritius.
The Court Martial last week, on Lieutenant and Paymaster
Ragan, of the 32.1 Regiment, alluded to in a former paper, took
place at Government House, Plymouth, and was continued by ad-
journment to Saturday—Lieut.-Col. PRA nos, of the 64th Regiment,
President. The proceedings and decision of the Court were for.
warded to his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief on Mon-
day, and will not transpire until his Majesty's pleasure is known.
MOVEMENT or TROOPS IN COMM/MICR Or TIM OSNERAL REACTION.
The Troops stationed at Canterbury have been ordered to re-
move to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Faversham, •and Ospringe.
The Depots of the 30th and .6th Regiments of Infantry have
been ordered to march from Colchester, to Nayland and Braintree.
One Squadron belonging to the first Regiment of Life Guards .
has been ordered to march from Detby for Burton.
The Cavalry Depot at Maidstone has been ordered to remove
to Sevenoaks.

The Earl of MOUNTCHARLIS is to be a Lord of the
Treasury, vice Hon. B. Nam appointed Commissionet of the
Colonial Audit Board.

Yesterday a very interesting scene was exhibited in
St. Paul's Cathedtal. It was the anniversary meeting
of the children educated at the various Charity Schools
in London and its environs. Nothing could exceed the
beauty of the spectacle, when the whole of them, 5,000
in number, were seated in the spacious gallery erected
for the occasion immediately under the great dome.
The clean and healthy appearance of the children was
a gratifying sight to all who Wield them. The Duke
of GLOUCESTIER was in the royal pew, and a great num-
ber of nobility and persons of distinction attended.
In the Insolvent Debtors' Court, yesterday, Colonel
Low, of the Colombian service, whose case has been
already reported, was further heard on his Petition, and
remanded for eight months, for fraudulently contract•
ing a debt with his opposing creditor.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, June 9.
The arrivals of English Grain this week are moderate ; dere h a
good quandtynf Oats from Ireland ; the supply of Flour this week
is inconsiderable. The best samples of Wheat alone command az..
tendon, at Monday's terms. Barley, Beans, and Pc as fully support
last quotations. Fine sweet samples of Oats meets ready sale at
the prices of Monday; other sorts are very dull.—Arrivals : Eng.
Wheat 5,400 qrs. Barley, 510 qrs. Oats, 4,60 Q qrs. Flour, 5,600
sacks. Irish Wheat, 5 qrs. Oats, 11,800 qra.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, June g.

The Beef trade remains rather duU at Monday's quotations, hut
Mutton has declined about 2d. to 4d. per stone, the supply being
large. Fine Downs are quoted at 4s. 4d. to 4s. ed, per stone ; and
coarser Mutton 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. per stone. In tlieVeal trade there
is very little doing; and Lamb and Pork may be quoted in a great
measure at Monday's prices.—Beasts, 524 ; Sheep, 9,140; Pigs,
110; Calves. 531.

Beef per atone, 4s. 6d. to Ss. 2d. Mutton, 36. 6d. to Is. ed. Veal,
14s. to Si. 4d. Lamb, Ss. 6d. to ot. lid. Pork, 4.. to sa.—Hay, per
load, .25 10s. to £4 15t. Clever, JC3 15s. to £5 10e. Straw, £1
16s. to set as.

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