Star.
London, England, 1829-08-24 00:00:00

THE ARMY

The Depot Depot of the 34th (Cumberland) Regimeet of Foot. has
received orders to march from Cork to Mellinger.
The Service Companies of the S4th Regiment, have received
orders to prepare for embarkation at Cork, for Nova Scotia.
The Service Companies of the S.Td (Shropshire) Regiment of
Infantry, have received orders to prepare for embarkation for
Gibraltar.

We regret to have to announce the death of General Sir David
Baird, Bart. G.C.B. IC.C. on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at his
seat. Ferntower, after a short illness. Sir David was Colonel of
the 44th Foot, and Governor of Fort George. Captain Baird, of
Newbyth, succeeds to the Baronetcy.—Pertk Ornerier.
In reference to the paragraph in our last publication,
of the 70th Regiment esaWed from Buttevant to Templemore,
Ike. we have to retard an instance of the ur►anity of that well
dyaed corps. On Friday last every non-commissioned officer
sail private, off duty in Buttevant, with their band and drums.
vainatarliy attended the funeral of Barrack-Sergeant 11'llryan. of
thee garrison, whom they buried with the honours of war, accom-
panied by a great macenne of the initabitaats--a certain mark of
their respect for the deceased, who hid served In the 7th Dragoon
Gratis for twenty-eight years, the latter thirteen as Troop Ser-
geant-Major—and who lived and died regretted as a good man
ant! true Christian. The regularity of the funeral procession was
peculiarly solemn, and was attended by the Barrack-Muter in its
rear from the barrack to the grave.--Lissurick Oinesicle.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

UVIIII Ammo TotsDar—Dubtio 2—Waterford 2—Sweden I

—Hamburg's I—Holland 1.

The William and Ann, Swan, from London, was totally lost at
the entrance of the Colombia River, on the 10th of March, end the
master and crew drowned.
Dear., Auo.22.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Justinian, Redy,
from Quebec.
Aso. 25.—Arrived the Sir Joseph Banks,Fraasr, from Singapore.
POZZIKO•111, Aug. 22.--Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hope tran-
sport, from Chatham; and his Majesty's ship Pearl, from Ittihad.
Arrived from Loodon, the Triumph, Green, for Bombay; and
Osprey, Martin, for Jamaica.
PLY/1017111' Amu 21 and 22.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Susan,
Williamson, from Trieste. Sailed the Lord William Bentinek,
Billion, for Malta, and Clorinda, Minim, for Bermuda.
Fazaroueu Atm. 21.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the Lyra packet,
for Rio Janeiro, and his Majesty's cutter Bramble, ter Lisbon.
The Skylark packet, for St. Domingo, Jamaica, &c. and the Be-
racoata packet, for the Leeward Islands, received orders for sailing
this post; but in consequence of the boisterous state of the wea-
ther, have not been able to break ground.
Livaazoor., Ago 22.—Arrived the Montezuma, West, from
Philadelphia ; Caroline Augusta, Merritt, and Shesandroak, Rose,
ken Virginia ; Tally-hoe Glover, William and John, Henderson,
and Aurora, Rowland, from New Orleans: Cumberland, Blau-
shard, frem Charleston; Birmineharn. Harris, from New York;
John Callen, Crowder, from Halifax; Waterloo, Charente, front
St. Jobe's, N. B. Glenburnie, Allen, from Archangel; blarmion,
Carole, and Ann, Watson, from St. Petersburgh ; Salamanca,
Hicks, Direction, Lubec, and Ann, Lawson, from Riga.
Hareem., Aso. 112.—Arrived the Earl of Liverpool. Chaim,
from Nevis; Cicero, Robinsun, from Quebec; and Halken, ---,
from Fare.

BUTAbT, Autt. 20.—Arrived die Union Cunningham, from
Archangel; Success Lawson, from St. Petesbergh ; and Fingal.
Morrison, from Quebec.

DOM; AM. 25.,01F port, the St. Andrew, Gilmore, from
'Trinidad.

Gaannocc, Aoa 20.—Arrived the Annandale, Harvey, front
alchebectos; If march. Miller, from Trinidad.
Gait, Ana. IL—Arrived the Rose, Ditchburne, fteNl44llose•

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—A highly WOWS-
pilsbed daughter of Earl Gair Is shortly to be united to *.
Coon, a Gentleman of large fortune, in Yorkshire, and wu&y
attached to liberal opinions.
Lord CLARE, Lord CARLTON, and Lord ALVANLEY
are additional instances, within the memory of most men now liv-
ing, to our former list of individuals who have advanced them-
selves to the dignity of the Peerage by their legal eminence.
The late JOHN REEVE, Eeq. left behind him a most
valuable Historical and Biblical Library, and an immense number
of curious volumes relating to English Law. He was a great
Hebrew scholar.
JOHN REEVES, JOHN GIVFORD, JOHN BOWLES,
and Wan. Girroao, were notorious And-jacubins during the re-
volutionary war, and were all rewarded at the expense of the
rosibeir by places, pensions, and valuable sinecures, which they ea-
until the end of their lives. Joss Grrroan, however, who
was a Police Magistrate, died poor, because of his very samara-
pat iiropensides. The rest of them managed to accumulate for.
tuna, and leave great wealth behind them.
JOHN REEVES, Eeq. when at the Bar, although a
man of eminent learning, bad very little practice. His early patron
was the int Lord Lavaaroor., who, whilst be was at the head of
the Baud et Trade, was jadebted to him for many valuable blots
end ossestions. When Lord Llvaasooa retired from publit life,
lie girded, recommended Mr. Raines to his son.
The Right HOR. CHARLES GRANT left town on
Thursday for the Continent.