Star.
London, England, 1818-06-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Ordvrs have been received in Ireland 'or the im-
mediate embarkation of the 4th Dragoon Guards, at
Dublin, for Bristol ; and the Ist Dragoon Guards, at
Waterford, for Biddeford, to be placed on the British
establishment. These regiments are to be relieved
by the Ist, or Royal Dragoons, and the 21, or Scotch
Greys, from England.
The several Regiments in Ireland have received in-
structions to hold themselves in teadiness for a kene-
ral change of quarters, to take place next math.
The depot of the 14th Regiment (now under orders
for Canada), has received a route to proceed from
Fcrmoy to Donaghadee, for embarkation, to arrive
at the latter station 0.1 the 12th of June.

The 49th Regiment has been ordt red from Cork to
relieve the 97th Foot, at Tralee, Rosscastle, Rama 7,
&c. leaving detachments at Skibbereen,
i Dingle, Buttevant, Mill-street, and Cba;leville.
97th Regiment is to proceed to Cork, withdrawing
the detachments.

Detachments of the Ist Royals have been ordered
from Enniskillen and Cavan to Dublin, as also de-
tachments of the 20th Regiment, from Boyle and
Sligo-2 companies of the 44th have been ordered
from Waterford to Kilkeany-4 of the 77th from Li-
merick to Galway-4 of the 96th from Casdebar and
Galway to Limerick-5 of the 82d from Birr a:Ad
Roscrea to Omagh and At of the 16th fr: m
Kilkenny to Athlone, withdrawing the detachmer.ts,
except Caihel and Templemore-2 of the 50th from
Londonderry to Strabane and Lifford to Armagh,
leaving 35 rank and file at Omagh to reinforce the
detachment at that place-1 Subaltern, 1 Serjeaut,
and 16 rank and file of die 45th from Drogheda to
Man of War-10 companies of the 94th from DciA-
lin to Downpatrick, Carr'clCergus, and Bella! —2
of the 9'2d from Belfast to Sligo, detaching 1 Ser-
jeant and 12 rank and tile to 'Henley Carney-2 de-
tachments of the 16th Lancers from Slane and Cu-
nally to Dublin-4 companies of the 81st from Fer-
moy to Clonmel-4of the same Regiment from Clcn-
mell to Enniskillen-2 do. from Clonmel to Cavan.
The detachments of the 77th Regiment in the
ciniry of Limerick are to be relieved by the 96:11 Rs-
men:—and the d. tub ments olthe 31st Regimencin air
South-west District, are to be relieved by the S7th
Regiment.
Colonel Gluons of the 19th, or Royal! Irish P.e-
igiment, has taken the command of Portsmouth Gar-
rison for two months, during the absence of Lord
HOWARD.

Saturday the West Riding Yeomanry Cara
were teviewei on Knavesmire, by Geaeral Sir Jc x
B7NO.

SPORTING INTELLIGE:iCE.

ASCOT MUTH, JUNI 9.

These Races commenced this day, and we never recollect, as
the first day, so large and huh.° .able an assemblage. At
quarter before two Ms Royal High .ess the PRIOCE Anne: ...r-
-aved in his baroache, aceompan:ed by Sir B. Bt.owsvirs-D, r
CA 113;ABT HAGOERZTOX, and the Hon. Mr. Foliate:Ts : they v-tte
neon followed by his Royal Mighness the Duke of I'm:,
Duke and Duchess of Castaamoe, the Eh-and Duke Illarmar•:,
Prince EaftilllASlT. and numerous other Nobility. The
was good, the Course In excellent orde:, and wo_ did not 11,..? .f
any acddent. The different races were as follow :
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for horses of all ages. Rua ;Al •.
Lord Darlington's Belville (rode by Chifney)
Mr. King's o.inshorough 2
Mr. Pierce's Anacreon
II:1011e the favourite at starting ; a good r:.ee, and wen
half a lergth. _ _

The Tent Stake of leo:.
Sir .1. Shelley's Prince Prd
Geneml Grosvencr's filly, by Waxy - - -
Lord Poley's colt, by 13:othsayer
Mr. Vansittart's colt, brother to Selina .
Mr. Nortkey's Gamenut - - - _ 5
2 to i agst Prince Peut, who won in good style by n h. LA,
The Oat'and Stakes cf aCgt. et.cn.
Mr. Goddard's Anticipation
Mr. L. Charleton'slus 2

Mr. Mueller's Stainborough
Twelve started—wren by KW a length,
A Swetpstakoi tot ICor. each, for colts and fllics.
Lord Foley's colt, by Soothsayer
Duke of lo•Ys cult, by Elt-tion
Lord I-nwther's colt, by Orville

\Vo. easy by three lengths—but kat bettlrg.

The Paracx Roarer, after complimenting the. Citric of tire
Course, fcr the precision in which the sport was coaches:v.4, eit-
pressi.d hii inttution 41 again -;isiting the Course on Thand.y,
ae4 departed fa Lis cottage in Vt.ndier

PrarsirtioNtsat.—Pwrois is still porloi ming at Stawmarket
wonderful task of four thousand and thirty-two criartrn ef a
mile, eact. quarter to be walked it. as many r,..-cevivit
of as hour. its teal ► seems vnlm a red; and wren at. cp rret.
power bird, Lr c;ukus it o.f, cad aJsolutely take » csa.: as be
w..es on!

Sunday se'nnight a very fine Grampus Nrialeleas
killed oppcslte King's Quay, filaciirock, Coti,

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GLASGOW, JUNE 6.—Thursday, in the parish cf
Bothwell, Hamilton, Dalziel; Cambirmethan,
Carkke and Le:raa:To, there were several partial
but heavy showers of ran, accompanied with lead
claps of thander. At Bellskill, niije mikes from gla.s-
10w, the rain fell h torrents. .

ETA NBURCTI, JON7l6.—.After a fortnight cf ss bct
weather as cr.t.: pErbaps,ever remembered at this sea
son, we were on Thursday visited by some heavy
..tad acceptable showers of rain, ac .
with a
good deal of thunder and lightning. v ;

EXTRAORDINARY RPM IN THE PRICE OP L
A small property, measuring little more than four
Scots acres, part of the lards ol lironghton, nrrr
Edinburgh, was expoied judi:ial sale in the Par-
liament House on Wednesday laq, at the upset price
of 0991 7s. ed. and brouent the enormous sum ci
£3300, being at the rate of about £BOO per acre. Tne
feu-duties and other burdens on the property amonzt
to 4.:23 193.2 d. yearly, and the present rental is only
£65 18s. Sd. Within these forty-five years this same
property was sold by one cf cur wealthiest hospitsin
for £985, so that during that short period it has risen
nearly ten times its original price. This is another
proof of the prosperity ot the country. and of the in
value of landed property.

CORN EICRANO/4 MARK-LANE, AIM M—The
Wheat Trade was exceedingly heavy This mcr
very few sales having been made, and for wl. c.. r.
then lower prices were submitted to. Barley fuily
,upports Monday's prices, the supply of that a.tiair
aeinigneri small. Oats were not hrisk h;.t
fine obtained the sane y, on lAA I..x:st
day. Bean. and Peas are is. per quartet 41e4res,

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nrsday, in the parigh of i
4,.• Cairbusnezhaa, Shorts
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I ' ,fter a fir tnight cf as hct . I
r remembered at tli.? sea !"
isited by some very heavy ,
rain, accompanied with a . i 1
ghtuing. v
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1g little more than four
i toils of Brottghton, netw
' judicial sale in the Par-
ay last, at the upset price , 1
it the enormous sum ci
ibout £BOO per ac: e. The i
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s on the property amount
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the present rental is only
forty-five years this same • i '
I cur wealthiest hospita's
a short period it has risen VI .
.al price. This is another Nt r
tc country, and of the in- li ~-
operty.
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K.-LAMP, ARM IP.—The
igly heavy this mc r .I.lg, , ;
made, and for wl, c.. r..
•mitied to. Barley &ill
:he supply of thit &tidy 4
ve not t hrisk in sale, but ris it
, „, . AS on last .nasigit
is. per quarter dearer,
4141 k