Star.
London, England, 1820-09-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Sir DAVID BAIRD, Commander of the Forces in
Ireland, is on a tour f inspection through the north-
west part of the island, accompanied by Lady BAIRD
and suite. Sir DAVID reviewed at Enniskillen on
Wednesday, and at Cavan on Friday.
A troop of the Royal Irish, or 4th Dragoons, took
up its quarters in Whitehaven on Monday morning.
The loyalty, gaiety, and exemplary discipline of the
Regiment have been distinguished for some time past
in the city of York,
A recruiting party of the Cumberland, or S4th
Regiment of Foot, commanded by Serjeant Barrett-
sox, has been for some days in the town of Whitehaven.

Friday, the 80th Regiment, quartered in Edinburgh
Castle, received a route for Berwick, and next morn-
ing the first division marched for that piaci. Monday
morning the remainder of the Regiment followed.
It is supposed another route will meet them at Ber-
wick to march into England.

This morning died, Mr. RA; late of Drury-Lane
Theatre. On Saturday selinight, Mr. Surgeon BELL
performed a severe operation upon him, with his
accustomed ability and success, and which was sus-
tained by Mr. RAE with heroic fortitude. From pre-
vious long suffering and consequent debility, together
with the violence of the operation, he sunk under it,
and breathed his last a quarter before six this morn-
ing, aged 38 years.

This day at noon the Deputation appointed to pre-
sent to the QUEEN the Address of the Inhabitants of
Whitechapel, proceeded in 24 coaches through the
City, and along the Strand, for her MaJesters resi-
dence. The Gentlemen were generally in mourning,
and wore white favours.—At the same time the Gen-
tlemen deputed to present the Address of the Alders-
gate Ward, took the same road. The cavalcade con-
sisted of nine coaches.—The two processions fell in with
each other on their route, and formed one grand pro-
cession. Before one o'clock. they reached Braitden-
burgh-House. They were immediately admitrgd, and
had a most gracious reception.
On Monday last, a Public Meeting was held near
Leeds, attended by about 5,000 people, for the pur-
pose of voting au Address of Condolence and' Con*
gratulation to the Querm. It was called by a. nuts.
net of Householders, who signified their intention to
the MAYOR, and received from him, though not his
assent, an assurance that the Meetintfereshfould be in
no way disturbed. It was held, ore, in -the
open air, at the.outskirts of the town, and is the first
which bas been held in that manner since the pasiing
of the five Bills. Two Addresses stere carried, one
from the male, and the other from the female inhabi-
tants. The speakers were, a Mr. MASON, the chair-
man, and Mr. Baines, of Leeds Mercury. -
The Emperor Alexander has conferred on the
Grand Duke Constantine the estate of Lowick, in Po.
and, and created his present wife Princess of Lowick.
Sunday morning, between one and two o'cloCki a
man going home to the south side of the river Clyde,
by the old bridge, which is at present under re-
pair, staggered through an opening made in the side
walls, and fell into the river, a height of about forty
feet; fortunately, however, the body of water was
considerable. He was soon taken out and conveyed
to the Police Office, where, with the exception of a
few scratches, wet clothes, and, a partial stupor, in-
duced by the previously rapid transitions, it was dis-
covered he had received no injury.
James Cielland, one of the three unfortunate men
who were sentenced to die at Stirling this day, has
received a respite. The remaining two men, Baird
and Hardie, were lift for execution.

CANINE FIDELITY.—A few days ago, as two lads
named Whitehead, one aged thirteen years, and the
other eleven, were amusing themselves on the banks
of the Surrey Canal, at Camberwell, the youngest of
them fell in, and immediately sunk. His brother,
after vainly endeavouring to assist him, ran to the
public-house, and related what had happened ; the
landlord and some persons who were drinking in. the
house hastened to the spot, and one of them, who had
a large dog, immediately drew its attention to the
object in the water ; the faithful animal plunged in,
and succeeded in getting the boy by the collar of his
jacket,.and bringing him on shore; but be was in..
sensible, having been nearly ten minutes in the water.
His mother came up at the moment, and seeing the
boy's situation, had no doubt but he was dead, and
immediately fainted. They were both conveyed to
the house of a Surgeon, where the boy was restored
by the means recommended by the Humane Society,
to the great joy of his anxious parents. The dog -is
of the Norwegian kind, and belongs to Mr. Hubert,
a cow-keeper.
Coast Batcnettos, MAIII-LAN7t, SEPT. 8.--Although we have
had but few' arrivals fresh in since Monday, the demand being
but trifling sales were very heavy this morning, and bilanday's
prices *ere only obtained for the &test samples,' but the inferior
qualities were unsaleable. The arrivals of Oats being tarp this
week: the trade was lusher dull, and last day's prices were with
difficulty obtained.' In Barley, Peas, and Beans, there is little
or 1 O rariation.
SMITH num MAIMS; SEM 11.-s-Beef, 4a. Od. to 51. Od. per
stone of bibs. ; Mutton, 4s Od. to is. Od.' Vcal. ss. Od. to 55.10 d.
Pork, aced. to ss.lOsi. Lamb, 46.0 d. to Se.6d.—Custi. at mark"
Beasts, 700 ; ("Wye% 594; Sheep aa¢ 14119 this 94094.1111•090.—
Hay, 5/.los. tp tl. is. (.love, xOO to 61. 04 lftguse, iL go.
ti lt. lee.

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