Star.
London, England, 1829-08-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY

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LIMERICK, Amuse 19.
Yesterday the grand division of the 60th Riles, from Clare
Castle, marched into the new barracks in this city, under command
of Major Leslie.,
A company of the 62d Regiment marched hence on Monday to
relieve a company of the 36th at Rathkeale, under Capt. Cairns.
Captain Goldfrap's company of the 60th Rifles arrived here on
Monday. from Kil'aloe, having been replaced by a division of the
62d Regiment.
Tern companies of the 98th reserve marched into Clare Castle
yesterday. from Ennistimon.
Monday and yesterday two divisions of the 36th Regiment, un.
der Colonel Wyndham, marched hence for Birr.
The grand division of that distinguished Regiment, the 53d,
comprising three companies (11 officers and 306 privates), under
the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Considine, arrived here this
day from Birr, on route to Cork, to embark for Gibraltar.
The depot of the 58th Regiment march to-morrow from Naas
to Armagh.
The head-quarter division of the Bth Royal Irish Hussars, under
the command of the Hon. Colonel Molyneaux, was to leave Bd-
turbet for Dublin immediately after the 12th, and will be suc-
ceeded by the 6th Dragoons from Dundalk.
The depot of 79th Highlanders arrived in Dublin from Birr on
Saturday, under the command of Major Marshall ; they sailed on
Sunday in the Commerce steamer for Liverpool. A sergeant and
two Corporals proceed to Scotland on the recruiting service. The
head-quarters of the Regiment is Upper Canada. -
Two troops of the Royal Artillery arrived in Dublin on Sunday,
under command of Major Chester, to replace two other troops who
embarked on board the Commerce, on route for Woolwich, under
command of Major Walcott.
The depots of the 88th and 74th Regiments are daily expected
at Cork ; on their arrival they are to proceed to Buttevant ; the
service companies are not to arrive in Ireland until November.
The 34th Regiment will embark in a few days at Cork, under
Major Fane. The 53d Regiment from Birr, will replace the 34th
in Cork.

The Anne and Amelia transport has arrived at Cork from lipt-
ford, to convey the 34th Regiment thence to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Colonel Lloyd is appointed to command the Royal Artillery at
Bermuda; he left Cork on Saturday tor Brist
John Tucker, a deserter from the 53d Regiment, who robbed
his Officer of 401. and a gold ss etch, has ►een arrested by a Clonme I
police constable.
BIRWICIC, Attu. 14.—This day a party, consisting of 120 men of
the 71st Regiment, arrived by the Ocean, Leith smack, from
Gravesend, and marched Into our barracks. The remainder of
the depot is on sea, and expected every tide.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iliztzs Asarrzo Tuts Day—Dublini—Waterford I—Holland 1
—Brazil I.

The Brankenmoor, Friend, arrived in the Downs, sailed from
Savannah-la-Mar on the 2J in.tant, and left loading the Reward,
Solway, and Dorothy, Forster. In the Gulf passed a squadron of
four men of war, and fifteen other vessels, standing towards Cape
Antonio ; also two French men of war brigs; and in let. 46. lung.
24. spoke the Margaret Boyle, Smith, from Cork to Quebec.
Dam., Atm 21.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Bicnkramoor,
Friend,.and David Lyon, Sutton, front Jamaica; Diadem, Smith,
from Quebec ; Rose, Marquis, from India ; Howe, Strafford,
from Jamaica; and John liarnford. Darntord, front Halifax.—
Arrived from London, the Prince Regent, —, for New South
Wales.

PORTSMOUTH. Aua. 21.—Wind N.N.V.—Sailed the Elvira,
- for Sierra Leone. Arrived the Rokely, Simpson. from
Virginia.
Ps.vmourn, Atra. 20.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Curio!anus,
Fox, from Oporto. Arrived from London, the Clorintla. Antrim.
for Bermuda. It blew a heavy gale last night, but is now become
moderate : no damage to the shipping.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 20.—Wind N.V. —Arrived the Calypso,
Lowther, from Prince Edward's Island.
ABESDRE.II, AUG. 19.—Arrive.) the Patriot, Dennison, front Ja-
maica; Hope, Stephens, from Guttenburgh ; and Geo. Canning,
- from Stettin.
MARGATE, Ana. 21.—Arrived the Edward, Minors, and Sir
Edward Codrington, from Quebec.
Hama, Jona 30.—The Brothers, Sewell, which arrived here on
the 23c1 instant from Lisbon, Mi in with, In lat. 18. long. 24. the
wreck of a large ship, apparently an East Indianian, nothing but
the bowsprit standing, and poop out of water; but night coming
on, was unable to make further observations. A vessel which
sailed on the 17th instant from Africa with slaves, was robbed of
eight by a Colombian pirate.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Adablina Murray, from Bengal, has arrived at Liverpool
—sailed from Gleutta the 9th March, and from Saugar, the 17th.

Sailing. from Bengal.—The Coromandel, Boys, for London, on
the 50th of March; the Anna, Rub..rtson, for London. and the
Lady M'Naughten, for the Mauritius, had proceeded down the
river. The Protector, Waugh, was proceeding on a voyage to the
Eastward, and to return to Calcutta for loading home at the early
part of next season.
Arrivals at St. Helena—His Majesty's ship Espoir, from the
Cape of Good Hope, on the 27th June, and was to sail for England
11th July ; the Bonne Mere, from Bengal, on the 28th of June;
passenger, Mr. Turton, Barrister, of Calcutta. Thr Ligoneer was
proceeding to the Cape of Good Hope.
Sailing from St. Helena—The Edward Lombe, Freeman, for
London, on the 27th June.

The Calcutta, Mann, arrived at Batavia on the 17th of April,
from Singapore, and was to sail sth May for Cowes and Holland.
List of. Passengers, per the Hon. Company's ship Rose, from
Bengal : Lady Toone (died at sea 14th of July), Mrs. Toone,
Mimi Ellen Thomas, Colonel William Cotton, C.B. his Majesty's
14th Regiment, J. W. Paxton, Esq. Civil Service, J. J. Taunton,
Esq. ditto, R. H. Matthews, Esq. Captain J. W. H. Turner, 59th
Native Infantry, Captain G. Bryant, S. Goddard, Esq. his Ma-
jesty's 14th, in charge of invalids, C. F. Trower. Esq. Colin
Turner, Esq. Dr. J. Paterson, his Majesty's 3d or Buifi, died at
Sangor, March 10.—Children : Miss Helen Currie, Master J. W.
Waton.—Servants : Ann Billamy. servant to Lady Toone ; Alice
Macklin, ditto to Miss Currie; Louis Sanier. ditto to Miss
Thomas; Jobn Phileoz, ditto to Colonel Cotton ; Mr. Robert
Goutray, charter party passenger ; 46 Invalids, his Majesty's ser-
vice, 7 women, 19 children, and four charter party passengers.