Star.
London, England, 1816-02-19 00:00:00

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The eth 'lnd 49th regituents will enthsrk from
Portsmouth for Ireland, immediAtely the trattsports

arrive that are to convey them.
The With (NO( strong) will march in from gilsen,
to occupy the Puitsea /3arracks, immediately the Bth,

move out.

The 32J regiment hare marched into Gosport.
The 26th Regiment, it is said, will march into
Portsmouth, fromWenche%ter, when the 49th embark.
The Punic' Barracks are about to be rebuilt-with
brick. They are at present much infested with

vermin.
The first division of the 6th or Inniskilling Dra-
goons left Salisbury for Exeter on NVediresdity, and
the second division on Thiniday mor:4 lg.
The 2,1 battilion of the 12th regiment are now
stationed at Clonmel, a part of the 25th has taken
the duty at Cork, and the remainder are quartered
at Waterford. The 72J, at present in Ireland, are
tinder orders to join the Ist battalion in India.
Thursday and Friday last, detachments of the 51th
Regiment marched into Stafford. They are on their
route to Ireland, to relieve the Militias, the whole of
which, it is ssid, will be forthwith disembodied.
Friday se'nnight, the remnant of the 73d regiment
marched into Oalciram : they were ushered in by.the
ringing of bells, and a splendid ball was given in the
evening at the Crown Inn. Some lines were written
on the occasion, by a young Lady, as' the brave
fellows matched in, and presente.l to the Officer who
commanded them. _ _ _

On the 10th February, as the 23 Battalion 733
Regiment marched through Milton Mowbray, on
their way to Nottingham, they were greeted on their
'approach to the town by the ringing of bells, and
other demonstrations of joy and loyalty. A very
liberal and handsorde subscription had been entered
into by the Nobility and Gentry of that place, and
presented to the Commanding Otlicer of the Batta-
lion by Messrs. CLARKE and WALL, requesting that
the same ritight be distributed amongst the Non-
Commissioned Officers and Privates of the Battalion,
who were in the glorious and ever-memorable battle of
Waterloo, a: a farther idea of their gratitude to the
brave defenders of their country.

By the latest advice' from Rio Janeiro, it appears
that the reception of Marshal Lord BERESFoItD by
the PRINCE of the BRAZILS, was most flattering. He
carried his point against the Regency motr/cors-
pletely in every question, and the organization of the
Anglo-Portuguese Army is now confirmed in a
manner highly flattering and beneficial toour Officers.
The following is a list of the Promotions which bear
date from October 12, 1815 :
Major-General Blinn, to he Lieutenant-GeneraL
Brigadiers—Camy bell, D'Ui !mu, Wilson, Ashworth, and Bu-
chan, be Major-Generals.
Wands—Sir Robert Arbuthnot, Sir John Campbell, Sir
George Elder, Sir Charles Sutton, and Col. M'Creagh, to be
Brigadiers.
Sir IL Pym, to be Colonel of the 14th reemrtit ' • Sir Max-
well Gra:l44lmo of the 6tn; Mr Edmund Williams, dittoes( the
llth ; Colonel Armstrong, ditto of the 4th; CZlonel Bryan
OTole, ditto of the 14th; Colonel George Patty, ditto of the
555 ; Colonel Mac Neil, ditto of the 10th ; Colonel Anderson,
ditto, of the 12th; Colonel Molt, ditto of the 17th; Colonel
Prior, ditto of the 110th....
And a very long list of Majors male Lieutenant.
Colonels, and Captains made Majors.—Marshal
BEREOFORD is expected to return to Portugal in April.
A Military Correspondent requests us to insert the
Ibllowing tonnerabilia of Ireland sad Irishmes. He
reminds us that WELLINGTON, BERESPORR, MOIRA,
Dort.z, Ross, PACICENRASI, &c. are Itislimen ; and
desires us to enumerate the following Irish Rgiments
as having been eminestly conspicuous for deeds of
heroism and valour during the late arduous strug-
gles, viz. CAVALRY. '
The 4th, or Royal Irish Dragoon
Guards. -
6th, or Iniskillin Dragoons—Waterloo Heroes.
B.h, or King's Royal Irish Magoon.
16th Hussars—all Irish.

INFANTRY.

lath, or Royal Ili .h Regiment.
£7lh, Inniskilit-n Foot. Ibis Regiment lest four hundred men
at Waterloo.
44th, 63d, oath, aid—all Irish.
6th, the Royal County Down Regiment.
117th, Prince of Wales's Own Regiment.
Bath, the Connaught Rangers—the terror of the cowardly
French in the Peninsula.
99:11, Prince of Wales's Tipperary.
Otb, Prince Regent's County Dublin-Heroes of Fort Erie.
101st, Duke of York's Mali.
Our Correspondent adds, that upwards of one half
of the Royal Artillery are Irish.

Abstract of the net Produce of the revenue, in the
years ending sth January 1815, and sth January
'lBl6. distingnisbidg the Tuners ; and als, the total
produce of the consolidated fund, the annual duties,
and the war taxes :

Year ending Year ending

Jan. 5, Jan. 5,181 e.
. .24,932,:129 £4,891,478
13,311,172 19,351,954
• 6,598,573 5,865,413
1,450,000 1,548,000
• 6,411 .671 6,214,987
1,129,29 S 1,079,993
. - 417,216 366,867

Excise -
Stamps
Yost Ones
Assessed 'lazes
Land Taxes
Miscellaneous

Total Consolidated Fond . 5a,t58,1144 39,318,694
• ANNUAL OUTIIS TO TAT Orr ISt% DILLS.
Customs 2,61001 se 9,461,144
Excise . 479,898 595,950
Land 'Sat on Men In

Total Annual Dude&
Permanent and Annual Duties

5,07,899 5,055,11•
41,354,083 42,383,804

Customs
Excise

WAR TAILS.
• Ile 9,503,024 4 9,124,900
6,354,541 6,614,326
• . 14,219,33 S 14,818,572

Property

Total War Taxes

24,075,8911 24,039,998

Total Net Revenue ' 65,429,981 66,449,601
The Irish and Portuguese payments for the interest
on their respective debts, payable in England, ark
excluded from this statement ; and the war taxis ap-
propriated to the interest of the loans charged on
them are not included in the consolidated fund, but
under the head of war taxes.
The official value of foreign or colonial merchaq-
dire exported from Great Britain, in the three quar-
ters ending the 10th October, 1814, was R 14,628,960,
and on the 10th October, 1815, 5e15,239,818; being
a decrease in the latter of ,81,392,14.2.
The real or declared value of British and Irish pro-
duce and manufactures exported from Great Britain,
in the three quarters ending the 10th of October 1814,
was, total, 5ft37,167,294, and in the three quarters
ending the 10th October,lBls, "2,425,357; making
an inceease in the latter of 45,25803.