Star.
London, England, 1819-10-04 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Thursday the Rifle Brigade, from Portsmouth,
under the command of Colonel. NoncoTT, arrived at
Glasgow, in one divisioft 700 strong, including.
Officers.
The 80th left Glasgow on Thursday, in one divi-
sion, for Aberdeen, the head-quarters, where five
companies are to be stationed ; three at Fort George,
and two at Dundee.

Saturday se'nnight three companies of the 52d Re-
giment arrived at Nottingham, by a forced march
from Leicester, to remain until further orders; and
last week, three Troops of the 9th Royal Lancers
marched in and took possession of the barracks, near
Nottingham.
Wednesday about three hundred of the 85th Re-
giment of Foot, arrived in Leicester, to remain till
further orders.

The Yeomanry Cavalry of Leicestershire have been
upon duty during the past week, in Leicester. •
The 7th Dragoon Guards have received a sudden
change of quarters from Carlisle, &c. to Preston, in
Lancashire, Blackburn, Oldham, and the neigh-
bourhood.

Wednesday a detachment of the 6th Dragoons,
from the neighbourhood of Manchester, Arrived in
Newcastle, and joined those already stationed at the
Barracks here.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

In the Magnet, which arrived at Liverpool from New York,
last week, there were not less than 160 passengers who bad emi-
grated during the 'a t and present years, and who have returned
to their native country.
FALMOUTII, OCTOBER 1.--•••Willd S. S.W.—Arrived off this
Port the Schween Von Altona, Iveitorv, from Hamburgh ; and
the Montreal, of and for London, front Quebec In 29 days.—
Put back the Prince Ernest and Camden packets. Arrived the
Leander, Foam., from London for Jamaica ; and the General
Pike, Caentroart, from Virginia in 27 day; Arrived in Mount's
Bay, the Endragh, httartzamsori, from Surinam in 64 days, for
Amsterdam, in want of provisions. The Prins Frederick, Dutch
74, armed esslhas, (4tain VANBSANDUN, put into Mount's Bay
last evet.ing, with loss of fore-mast and main-top-sail-yard, and
very leaky. She was obliged to have 100 men from the shore to
keep the four pumps going. The cargo (spices, &c.) is supposed
to be much damaged. The wind is now (ten p. m.) blowing
strong from the S. S.W.--sbould it oblige her to let go a second
anchor, and veer upon the one she is now riding by, she must
inevitably strike.

Porta, °cream" il.—Sailed this day the Chichester packet,
Captain Ilurrca, for Calais, with a Mail and passengers ; also
the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Paseur, for Ostend, with a
Mail and passengers. Arrived this day the Lady Jane James,
Captain HAYWARD, from Calais, with the Right HOG. CHARLIS
LONG. Arrived the King George packet, Captain Kurt, and
FIN. French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
Ocrossa 3.—An ived this morning the Princess Charlotte
packet, Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with a Mail and pas..
sengers. Sailed this morning the Lady Jane James, Captain
Havw.tin for Cilais, with passengers. Arrived this afternoon
the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, from Calais, with
passengers.

PLTMOCTW, OCTOZZIL 2.—Arrlved the VEl7ll.lt, SALO, from
Newfoundland for Liamburgh, with loss of anchor and cable;
and Samuel Whitbread, DAIL; from Fiume. The Lord Wel-
lington, Owsvom, arrived at Quebec on the fth ultimo, in 60 days
from this port, leaky, having experienced a heavy gale olf•the
coast of Ireland.—Wind South.

PO/110100111, Omura 3.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the Per-
severance, Pom.s, from Littlehampton for Honduras; Elba-
beth, Snows, from London for Africa. Sailed the Britamda,
Dana, for Hamburgh ; Quebec Packet, BROWN, for Seville; and
his)kfalostfo ship CAWSACCO, for Guernsey.,
Dear., OCTOBER S.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
Rtver yesterday the Phesdo, PENnati, from Jamaica • Priscilla,
tz Ees from Lanzarottto; Hiram Blows, from Genoa ; and
Providence, Btarrom, from Batavia—left the Straits of Sunda,
4th- May, and St. Helena 26th'July—left at the latter place the
Marquis of Ely, Larkins, and Bridgewater. Came down from
the River the Roebuck, for Sierra Leone ; Nereide. for Jamaica,
and Claudine, for the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed to-day the
Pomona, STAY/LRS, and Esser, BARCLAY, for the South Sess.—
The Resignation, Baowx, from Odessa for London; Minerva,
flumnutars, from Antwerp for Bristol—they have all sailed.—
Came down front the River, the William, for Trinidad; Tus-
can, for the South Seas ; and Lively, for New Providence.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Lapwing, for the seizure of 168,80, and 99 casks of spititc,
and the Lynx, for 607 gallons of spirits and the Little William,
on the 24 of November, on board, at Plymouth, sld• recalled
at No. 2, Kerr-street, Plymouth Dock.

THE EscHnstAux.—The gold watch and appen-
dages, rings, &c. left by the late John Saccheus
(whose death we formerly mentioned), have been
given to the King or Chief of the country to which
that interesting young man belonged. They were
forwarded by Captain NEWTON, late of the Thomas
and Ann, and presented to the Chief by Alexander
Store y, cooper of that ship, previous to her being
lost in Davis's Straits, on the 16th July.
The great attraction of our NEW SYSTEM is, that
only 5,000 Numbers will be put into the Wheel, and
ALL Drawn 9th NOVEMBER, which 5,000 Tickets are
all that are now on Sale; and they are not only sure
of dividing £40,000 between the First Prizes in each
Class, viz. an extra £20,000 each (which is the utmost
the Old System, even with its paltry Prizes, could
have produced), but these 5,000 Tickets may obtain
the WHOLE EIGHT TWENTY THOUSANDS! and many
other Capitals, although the Lowest Prize is Sixteen
Pounds.—The Two First Blanks have Sixteen Tickets
each, as. extra chances for these great Prizes—Two
Tickets may be had of the same fate, sure of £40,000
extra—in fact FOUR TICKETS, and their correspond-
ing Numbers, must produce above ONE HUNDRED and
SixTIC THOUSAND POUNDS!—and as we reserve no
Tickets, the Purchasers must get ALL the Prizes (vide
Scheme) at J. and J. StvEwatoirrs', Sole Contractors,
37, Cornhill, &c.—lst October, 1819.
ALaastnto Fiax—The inhabitants of Seymour-place, Mary-
la-bonne, were suddenly alarmed at seven o'clock yesterday
morning, by Barnes bursting forth from the drawing-room win-
dows of one of the houses in that place, with such force as to
threaten much destruction to a range of Mews, a quarter of
a mile in length, which were situate at the back of the house.
Oa the door being barst open it appeared that an incendisiry
had been at work, as the upper part of the staircase was in
a blase and the lower part was untouched. The house belonged
to a Mr. tkrzwaar, an Officer in the Army, now abroad, and it
was left in the care of a soldier's wife of the Guards, servant to
Mr. S. She was questioned as to the cause of the fire, when she
attempted to cut her throat, and made a slight incision with
a razor. By the prompt exertions of the firemen, and the
lucky time for assistance, that house only was destroyed. The
servant, who was removed to an opposite house and watched,
related the following account of the otigin of the fire : She stated
that she had been much tested on Saturday night by one of the
Life Guards, who wanted to get into the house, which she re-
futed. She was very uneasy in her mind and she took ram
laudanum, which made her worse, and she first set fire as tate
staircase and next to the bedding below. She had stated to ano-
ther person that her uneasiness arose frkm her having made away:
with various articles entrusted to her care. Dr. Noare, of Ser
mour-place, attended her in the middle of the day, and be found.
her in great agitation; but being in her perfect senses, and free
from danger, she was removed in a coach to the Mary-12-bonne
Infirmary.