Star.
London, England, 1820-12-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Sir THOMAS BRISBANE, the Major-General com-
manding the Cork district, is preparing to set off for
;:eiv South Wales, of which he has lately been ap-
pointed Governor.
Tuesday se'nnight, Major-General Sir SYDNEY
BECKWITH, commanding the Armagh district, in-
spected the 23d Regiment, quartered in Armagh. A
minute inspection into the state of the hooks, barracks,
and interior economy of the Regiment, afterwards took
place, which afforded the must perfect satisfaction,
and drew forth the approval of the General.
Monday se'imight, the 3d Regiment (Buffs), under
the command of Colonel RosAnTs, arrived in Mul-
- fioni Belfast, and are to remain in the former
town until furfter orders.

A party of the 12th Lancers, lately stationed at
Boss, have marched to Caher.

Last week, new clothing for the 79th Highlanders,
quartered in Ireland, was landed at Dublin, from the
Industry, from London.

NAVAL IMELLIGENCE.

The Gravina (Portuguese), from Pernambuco to Rio Janeiro,
is taken by an Insurgent privateer.
The Aurora, front Aberdeen for New Yolk, was spoken with
on the 15th November, in lat. 41. long. 56. out eleven weeks,

short of provisions.
The Yrieden and Vriendschap, NIEUWEEN. from Rotterdam
to Surinam; and the Vrow Gertrude, Paove, from Rotterdam
to I3ourdeaux, put into Ramsgate on Monday, very leaky.—
Cargoes damaged, and must discharge, having been on the
Goodwin Sand. The latter also lost an anchor and cable.
MIMED, DEC. 17.—Arrived the Adventure, Wattot.a, from
Chepstow, with loss of an anchor ; and the Trinity, from New-
port, with loss of rudder.
PENZANCE, DEC. 17.—The William, licacEss, from Cardiff,
it on shore at the entrance if the pier.

Fmmount, Dec. 17.—Wind S.F.—Arrived the Lady Ara-
bella packet, with a Mail from Li>bon, is seven days ; Pallas,
Tone, from I)enia; Union, VANE). asw•tr, from Amsterdam for
Charleston, leaky, and he p,.mps :honked; and the following
frcm London—John, Mn.t.s for Leghorn ; Three Brothers,
Srautt, for Lisbon ; Ann, Lat.:01.1.1.5, for Whoa; and Britannia,

Bum. r, for Seville.
Cowls, Dec. I9.—Arrived the. American ship Reszitution,
Nusssaser, from Java, in 95 days. Sailed the 3Llabar, As-

cotton, for London.
Pourearouvn, Dec. 19.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Zephyr,
Cox; Union. STEWART; and Sylph, Muss, for London; Pros-
pect, WAxs, for Shields; and Jane, CO RISTIE; for Antwerp.
Thur., DrcEmsta 19.—Wind S.S.W.—Came down from the
River and remains, the Earl Wellington, Ki-vo, for Jamaica.—
Arrived the Recovery, Former, from Batavia, and sailed for
Holland; and the Aurora, DE Youtus, from Rotterdam, and
sailed for Ramsgate: the latter was close to the Goodwin Sand
this morning. Two anchors have been landed here, one weigh-
ing 15cwt. 3qrs. 91bs. marked L.M. on the crown ; the other
weighing 15cwt. nearly new, and marked HOPE on the crown.
CHATHAM; Dec. 17.—The Cmarrictsta is ordered to be got
ready for contra issitat ; the MEDuia is also bringing forward for a
similar purpose.
GRAVESEND; DEC. 19.—Sailed the Northumbrian, LAWSON;
for Batavia.
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Alwyn—At Genoa, the Emily and Rosewarn, from Bristol;
Fortune, Mare, and Henrktte, from London ; also the Eliza,
Ford, from Newfoundland. At Leghorn, Albion, Clements;
and Norfolk, l'estell, from London. At Charleston, Robert
Felton,—, from Liverpool and Belfast; and Roger, Stewart,
Pram the Clyde. At Savannah, Osgood, Barnes, from Liver-
pool. At Bremen, Diligence, Henderson, from Glasgow. At
Havre, Friends, Nlastr rton, front London. At Para, Pomona,
Gay, from London. At the Havannab, Union, Halliard; and
Nackarel, De la Rue, from Guernsey.
Cesvon-House., Dsciatora 19.—Ships Entered Inwards
The 'row llansje, from Rotterdam ; Albuera, from Oporto ;
Alexandria, from Akxandria ; Langford, from Berbice ; Aurora,
front Waterford ; Rebecca, from Dublin and the Prosperous,
from Boulogne.—Cleared Outwards : the Prosperity, for Jersey ;
Henry, for .Sierr4 Leone ; Rambler, for Newry ; La Fiore, for
Honflcur ; Olive Branch, for the Cape of Good Hope: Fanny,
for Ilamburgh ; Underwood, for Demerara; and the Matilda,
for Antwerp.
Cusrow-House.—(From the Dublin Evening Post).—" We
are sincerely rejoiced that we have it in our power to communi-
cate intelligence to the Public which will be received with un-
mixed satisfaction by all parties.— A general system of retrench-
ment has been long silently in progress, and to a much greater
extent than we could have had any idea of. The office of Sur-
veyor-General, held by Sir GEORGE Saes, with its clerks, &c.
is, we understand, to be abolished. Sir Grouts will be super-
annuated on a .pension: the Country Collectors, in future, to
lodge their monies in the Bank of Ireland, instead of with the
Receiver as heretofore. Perhaps this is one of the most ra-
tional measures that has yet been adopted, since it will simplify,
r•r well as secure, the public money,'
LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER IS.

LANDING AND WARICUOCSING AMERICAN PRODUCE AT OUT-TORTS.
" 'Treasury Chambers, November '23.
" Gewtxsics—The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's
Treasury have lod under consideration your representation, re-
latir•e t• permitting cargoes of American produce, on board
American •vessela, to be warehoused, under the regulations of
:he Act of 43d Geo. Ii I. chap. 152. I have it in command to
at quaint you, that my Lords entirely concur-in your suggestion,
:hat the Order of this Board, of the 9th of September last, should
=the considered as authorizing the landing and warehouslbg of
-..robacr), except at the Forts approved for that article, and
naer the provisions of the Act of 29th Geo. 11. chap. 68 ; nor
of Corn, Meal, or Flour, except under the provisions of the
Act 3l Gto. 111. chap. 38, and 5.5 Geo. 111. chap. 26, nor of any
article of American produce net enumerated in fhe Tables of
tits Warehousing Act, nor at any port which has not been ap-
versed foe the warehousing of such goods; and that in case of
the arrival at -any of the warehousing ports of the kingdom, of
American veueE, laden in whole or part with goods which are
rxaalluwed to l:• warehoused under the provisions of the 'AV.:re-
-housing Act, or the Acts for Warehousing Tobacco, or Corn,
Meal, and Flour ; such goods should only be permitted to be
•israrehoused.tinder their Lordships special order, •for a limited
period, and for exportation only.
(Signed) S. R. LUSHINGTON.
" To the Commissioners of .Customs."
DISTRIBUTION OF PRICE-MONEY.
The Nimble, tender to the Dover, for the seizure of three
smu,rglcrs and sundry sulkers of 'irks, lb* SPA aaf January, on
Peapv at I,eith and secalletarthe Admiral's Mk* Leith.