Star.
London, England, 1819-11-27 00:00:00

THE ilnaf

The 64th Regiment landed last
from India, and joined the depot.
under orders for Scotland.
The 24th Regiment of Light
ded 'by Colonel Baron TUYLL,
24th instant.

The Ist Veteran Battalion, stationed
and commanded by Colonel Cutt.
complete in Officers and men, and,
will exhibit a fine body of nearly
men, very few of whom exceed
We understand that orders ha‘
the removal of the locks and bayonets
belonging to the East Kent Militia,
tarbury, to the care of the Deputy-,
Castle, as a place of security ; from
sion requires, they can be obtained •
few hours.
There are now upwards of 1,-
bled to be embodied, a 4 Shrewsbl
The examination of the Out-pensioners
nearly finished. About 300 ha% -
and on Wednesday last, 150 were
Portsmouth, by Captain Ban/-
Offices. The remainder marched
During the last week, great
sioners have arrived daily in YI
late orders of Government. A
is about to be formed from a selection
rans, of which York is for the present
quarters. We understand they:.
many of them display medals of
LI za Ica, No vamnla 20.—A)
LIEUTENANT'S Proclamation,. ur
. sea and Kilmainhen Pensioners
tion at the New Barracks, in thi
are already selected, who are to
ran Battalion, to be completed
inspection, on the 2d of December,
tens fixed for the three Battalions
Fermoy, and Newry.
Five hundred Out-pensioners
of Kerry, were on Thursday
JOHNSTONE, 49th, when 262
down as fit for duty.
CLONMEL, NOVEMBER 20.—Thut
dreds of Military Pensioners appeared
formably with the directions of
LORD LIEUTENANT. On Thursda:
numbers of them were inspected,
found fit for service.
CARLOW, Novxstaatt 20.—Thursda,
there was an inspection of the
neighbourhood, to ascertain who
About one hundred and thirty
TEALS!, NOVEMBER 20.—Xi‘
sinners, residing in the County
Thursday, examined, when two
two of them were found fit for
Coax, Novassaaa 20.—Thursda)
of the Out-pensioners of Chelsea
Hospitals, assembled at Cork Barran
pose of examination. Amongst •
great number of fine healthy fellow.
vered firm their wounds, and .apl
vice. They were chiefly Waterloo
of them bad their medals suspended
The inspection continues daily, •
hers a:ready passed, the battalion
Those on the English, are separated
establishment.

NAVAL INTELLIG,
The Ruth, Parrtmx, from Wliitehmen
nn Cape Rodeos. Five of -the crew arrived
sth October.
FAmorics, Ng% 44..-Rind N.-,Arrlved
borooth No,.
with a Mall from Lisbon, /
ts.—Wlnd
Data, from Quebec ; Mercury, Pews&
from Newfoondlood ; Milan and, ttrneila,
Boman, from New Brunswick ; !teed°, '
mica •' Norfolk, LIMY. from London f
joity'sabip TAITAII, front Pormitouth
l'ollll/011TE. Noyeanza 564-Wind
Ilibbtrts, Pao; from London to Honduras ,
Guava, from `ante : the latter eitperleoced
which sheEesve her bulwarks.-Arrived,
Spike, Qtr x, from Calcutta; and the
from Jainai —Sailed the 'Remora, &aroma,
and the A;idri.ik Roma, for St, Thomas's
Diaz, NOvzsramt So.—Wind N. W.-. Cam!
River, the Echo, Limiza, Hibbert, Plat, ai
sox, for Jamaica; and the Anne, Winrimax,
and have sailed, with the whole of the outwr
the Ratcliffe, Southspanian. Arrived and
the London, BAcox, from Batavia ; Earl
St. John's New Brunswick; Plizabeth,
Hannah, bum, from Miramiciii; and ti
from Dantzic for Portsmouth. Passed
Goodwin Sands, the Ocean, limn, of New
for Amsterdam ; and the .:ssar, Jams,
the Havannah.
YAILYOUTH, NOVTWDZIL 26.—Arrived
DaArza. from Hull for lfambwgh, dismasted.

Major HAWKER is now on the
English sailors and all his apparatus
a season's wild fowl shooting.
The neighbourhood of Whitechapel-marks
into a good deal of agitation, in coneequence
ing and dressing, after the calf fashion—a
discovery was made after the donkey I
sold at Ys. 4d. per stone, by the man who
Immediate notice was given to .
During the execution of tit malefactors ,
yesterday morning, a Mr. Faso, of Duambw,
sent grazier, in passing the eod of Gikspur.street,
pocket picked of upwards of Seventy 1 muds.
RICUARDSON, Guoot,vcx, and Co.
quaint the Public, that the Second
mg will be the 9th of December,
£90,000 Money and Consol Prizes u
the chance of Four mote on that da)
GOODLUCK, and Co Sold last Lottery
Prize of 1.:::,6,000 Consols; and No. '
£5OO, in Whole Tickets: and, in
tery, No, 4,: 96, a Prize of £4OO Consol:
Ticket; and No. 9,996, a Prize of
Shares.—Tickets and Shares are on .
Ices, Bank Buildings, Coral:ill; and
LONDON: Printed and t üblishicd b1.1124'
Fli.ce, Temple-5m