Star.
London, England, 1826-05-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belongiag to the Sty, 36th, and 83(1 Regiments of
Infantry arrived in town yesterday morning from Ireland. Do-
tachinents of recruits arrived in town yesterday morning from
Bristol, on route to join their respective corps and depots. A De-
tachment belonging to the East India Company's Service is ordered
to embark this evening at Billingsgate for Gravesend, on route tol
Chatham.

Wednesday the Victoria, Damr, from London for Quebec, ar-
rived at Plymouth, for the purpose of taking on board a Detach-
:sent of about 70 men of the 71st Regiment, to be conveyed to the
above place. The Victoria will call at Newry, in Ireland, to em-
bark about 100 soldiers fdr the same destination.

The Depot of the 33d Regiment, under the command of Major
Fneaarv' arrived at Boyle on Friday, from Dim
The Deput of the 91st Regiment arrived in Longford on Thurs-
day se'nnight.
The Detachment of the 61st, under the command of Major Ass-
new.v,kft Boyle for Athlone on Saturday morning.
Monday se'nnight, the first Division of the 14th Light Dragoons
left Cork for Dublin; and on the Thursday the second and last
Divisions followed. The first Division of the 3d Dragoon Guards
arrived in Cork on Tuesday, to replace the 14th.
Captain Ricitaanson's Company of the 11th Regiment marched
on Friday, from Listuwel to Dungarvan.
The Depot of the Rile Brigade is expected to replace the 11th
at Tralee.

The Depot Companies of the 78th Highlanders, from Cork, have
replaced the lath at Spike Island and Cove.
The Troops recently dispatched from Dublin to the di-curbed
Districts. and conveyed by the War Office Steam Packet Company
so expeditiously, cost the Government but 4s. a man.
The 50th Regiment, which has entered upon its eighth year of
service in Jamaica. has lately received orders to return to England,
where this respectable corps expect to be quartered upon its arri-
val. The Depot of the Regiment, three hundred and Arty strong,
under the command of Major ANIMISM, has its head-quartets,
cone gof three companies, in Drogheda, and the fourth com-
pany in Dundalk.
The following Promotions and Appointments have taken place
in Sir N. C. Colthurst's Regiment, the City of Cork Militia .
Doctor Stephen Cuddy, to be Surgeon, vice Bell, placed on tLe
Retired List; Thomas Montgomery to be Captain, vice Isaac
Jones, deceased; Ensign James Morgan Cocker, to be Lieutenant,
vice Lim Ncagle, deceased.

The Earl (If CLANWILLIAM, Ambassador to the Ks
of Paussia, arrived at the Foreign Office, in Downing-street, yes-
terday morning, from Ids embassy at Berlin, on leave of absence.
Prince Laorot.r. arlive..l at his residence in Pall•mx11
yesterday afternoon, from his seat at Claremont.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER ♦isited the
Princess Autism. - - - -

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Mr. Secretary CANNING arrived at his residence in
Downing-street, on Wednesday night, from Salthill.
Lieutenant Gene' al the Hon. Sir CHARLES Cot.vit.t.x,
C.C.S. late Commander-in-Chief at Bombay, has arrived in town.
_The Royal George, East Indiaman, is arrived off Ply.
mouth, from Bengal ; hut she brings no intelligence from that quar-
ter. The date of her sailing is early in December.
An affair of honour took place on Saturday. at BA-
linakil, county of Galway, between Roam Lawn Req.of Mount
Klein, and Dunn It. O'Controa, Rag. of Wallin:lk ; the former
accompanied by Lord A-way, the latter by Josses Mac Lissom.,
Req. After an exchange of two shots each, without effect, the mat-
ter was amicably accommodated to the satisfaction of all parties.
The Duke of BEDIIORD has left town for Woburn.
The Marquis and Mai chioness of LANSDOWN a.rived
in town yesterday, from their eat at Richmond.
The Duke of Nonromc had a grand dinner pasty
yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square.
The Marquis of CLANRICARDR had a grand dinner
party yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square.
ALUACK'S elegant Rooms, 43,1 Wednesday evening,
were attended by nearly 600 of the haut ton.
A Mousing Paver states, that Mr. Wmcvvtrt.n.
Whose abduction of Miss Twists has made so much noise, has been
arrested at Macclesfield, and refused to be admitted to bail.
YeAerday the Sixteenth Anniversary Dinner of the
City of Loudon School of Instruction and Industry took place at
the London Tavern. Mr. Alderman SCROLET• the President of
the Institution, in the Chair. Hy this charity seventy poor children
are taught the common rudiments of instruction, and accus•
tomed to habits of useful industry. Sixty of them are annually
clothed, and their clothes made by themselves; and the remainhig
ten children are educated as probationary scholars, and admitted
on the foundation u vacancies happen. After the dinner the boys
and the girls belonging to the Institution were introduced into the
room. .1 heir appearance excited the admiration of all present.—
Several Gentlemen addressed the company on the subject of the
usefulness of the Charity. 'the company, which was numerous,
did net break up until a late hour.
toT.—At Wiacheap Fair, on Tuesday, a slight mis•
understanding arose between a soldier of the 6th Carabineers and
the landlord of the Castle public-house—the soldier would persist
in intruding himself into the bar of the house and impede business.
Ile was given into cuctody, a scuMe ensued, and the soldier was
rescued from the civil power by a number of his comrades, who
were joined by a party of the Bth Irish Pusan. Several of the
soldiers had their sabres, with which they commenced a violent and
brutal attack upon the unarmed people. Alderman H. COOPER,
who was passing at the time, seized one of the men, but was
knocked down, as were several othns, and four of the townsmen
were severely cut and wounded by the swords of the military, who
succeeded in effecting their retreat to the Barracks in Northgate,
Alderman Coosa followed them, and gave the necessary informs-
, nun to the Guards, and several turn were detained for being out
late. Information was given in the morning to the Mayor, J. J.
Puna, Ea* who, with the Magistratea, assembled at the Guild,
hall to investigate the affair, and in which they received every
assistance from Captain l'incurs of the Carabineers, and Captain
KNIUIIT, of the Hussars, who pat aded their men, for the purpose of
having the offenders recognised. Three men bekinging ta the lith
were identified, and sworn to as being engaged in the riot, and
after a long examination, were held to bail to appear at the 8414101211.