Star.
London, England, 1818-06-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.,

, the Duke of GLoter.smasevi,ewed the
Guardssin Hyde Park.
a division of transports, consistiar, of the
inneriley Castle, and lio:',),iinootaeler the
Lieutenant COAT% 1L N. arrived- at
from Gibraltar with the .stii Battalion of
regiment on board. The transports were
:rout quarantine on Wednesday, aad the
Lat4l at Cowis. They left Gibraltar on the
v, which was then remarkably healthy.
Scots Greys wcre on theit march from
Dumfries, a deputation limn the Magi-
sinan, accompanied by C010..cl Dottoi.As
tcipat inhabitants, waited 03 the Ofticers
M on then' the fieedom of the Burgh, as
of the high estimation in which they held
:s and exploits performed on the ever me-
-I.d of t.'aterloo.

ty a Troop cf the 13th Light Drag
teach], commanded by Lieutenant 'Colo
;cis and Captain TURNER ; most of them
iedul of Waterloo.
TIE ARMY IN IRELAND._

irted that the Commander of the Forces
ltemptation to form a brigade -of all the
Lnies of tile regiments on the Irish Esta-
and to encamp them during the summer
!nix Paik.

regiment, on arrival at Belfast, are to re-
letachments of the 92d regiment. Eight
of the 92d are ordered from Belfast, Down-
' Carrickfergus, to Casdebar and Balliva,
tetachment at ioxfurd, and detaching one
one serjeant, and 17 rank and file to Kil-
..hments of the same regiment to proceed
,port, Swineforti, Crossrholina, Claremorris,
Aereen, Westport, Ballifarnan, Castlereagh,
r, Tobercurry, Ballimote, .Easkybriiige,
ige. Four companies of the 20th, from
Sligo to Naas, Athy, and Trim, leaving
at Baltinglass and hells, and withdraw-
ieral detachments when relioved. Two
he 3d, or Royal Dragoons, from Belfast to'.
relieving the several detachments furnished
•ps now stationed at that place. Six com-
e 45th, from Dundalk and Drogheda to
troop of the 2d Dragoon Guards, from
to Tullamore. Two troops of the 4th
*lnards, from Tullamore to Dublin.
of the Ist, or Royal Dragoons, is to be
:each of the fol:owing quarter's, viz. Long.
, Dundalk, and Roscommon.
tents of the 20th foot have been ordered
. and the several Barrack stations, on the
Road.

tnd 2d divisions of the 20th regiment have
. for Dublin duty. They are a fine body
tnd are not to be excelled by any regiment
ins and gallantry.

detachments of the 45Lh regiment will join
tatters at Dundalk, when relieved by the 4'2d
in the respective stations.

ty se'nnight, the first division of the 96th
consisting of till-cc companies, under the
of Major WmtuunToN, arrived in Lime-
garrison duty. •

itachment of the 971 h, under Lieut. Burt ER
in Bantry, has been ordered to Cork.
, sennight, a division of the Royal Scots
from Enniskillen for llul lin. The remainder
invent will not be removed until relieved by
om Clonrnel, who are expected in .Eitniskii.
24th. The gentlemanly and conciliating
. the (Akers, and the exemplary conduct
n-coninrissioned officers and privates, during
of more that thirteen months in Ennis-
icier the removal of the regiment regretted
iks of the inhabitants.

STORM.—F:iday se'nnight there was a
alder storm in the neighbourhood of Kelso,
attended by a very distressing occurrence.
id, a hind to Mr. Fenwick Compton of New
1, went with two other men and 15 women
to a stable, for the purpose of resting them-
itrg the time the horses were feeding in the
the day. At this time the storm was raging
test violence; and the lightning breaking
-oof of the building, descended and killed
to spot. He has left a widow and three
lament his dreadful fate. Several of the
ie materially injured, but they arc all now
:ay of recovery. -
it P.l It T!O °LA I:ti.—Fifteen female workers
Redden to Learmouth, one of the name of
in the commencement of the storm, they
stable, in whic'i were three men. lla as•ho
was lying dev,:ri, the others s:ood round-
storm contirii.ed to rage, momentarily
in violence, till at lea&th the lightning
the stable roof, which it plurced, filling
ig with a surfoc:lting sulphoreous stench.
ling inmates were all morn or less affected.
once only after 1:e was struck, and in-
Oae of the y,;ung women lifted up
arms, which, to use 11.:r own expression,
to be quite light, as. if it has not been a
The girl Vuitch's :kg and arm were much
tnd inhamed; altln neither stocking nor
were burnt, .rtor was there muds damage
building,
.only one tile being broken. A
cloud was observed immediately before
Ash, and the hail fell in great quantities.
:he hail was taken up as large as marble
ne windows were broken, and the leaves
rom several of the trees and vegetablzs."
Ina the 9th last. about 20 minutes
'clock, p. m.• there was a smart shock of
take, in the neighbourhood of Hayfield, on
Side, Scotland. A gentleman, who was
. his parlour, first heard a report like-that
of artillery, and afterwards a noise like that of rocks
tumbling down from the neighbouring mouttain cf
Cruac tan. Having run out to see what was the
matter, he was not sensible of the earthquake which
succeeded ; but his sort and daughter, who were in
anottier room, were nearly tossed over, and the ser-
vants, at their dinner in the kitchen, were astonished
to see the plates on the table dance before them.—
The shock was felt by several families in a range of
two or three miles, but no injury was sustained by it.

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Yesterday
Brigadeof 6
• . Last week
Ocean, Kitui
agency of I
I Portsmouth 1
the 60tia Reg
released fror
tr )ops landed
10th of May,
When the
Carlisle to' E
strates of An
and the princ
and conierrei
S - a memento of
their services
elorable field
Wednesda;
arrived in K<
neALAWRENC
have the Met
1
It is report
, • has it in tont
, ( - light compan
blishment, in
in the Flurni
il The 91th r
lieve the deta
ili companies of
patrick, and I
leaving a det
1
• subaltern, or
lala. Detacl
to Newport,
• . Ballaghadere
I • . liallintogher,
1 and Grange.
1 - Boyle and. SI
detachments
ing, the sevt
troops of the
il
,I
by tne troop
parties of die
Cork. One
• Longford tc
• Dragoon Gt
A troop o
- stationed at <
ford, Sligo,
Detachme
I to. Wialow
Military Ro
I' The Ist er
II : • matched in
of men, anc
for disciplin
The deta
head-quarte
regiment in
Saturday
regiment, c
command e
rick to do 1
• • •The deta<
't quartered it
i Monday :
I, marched frc
Of the regin
i the 31st, frc
len on the'.
manners of
of the non-,:
a residence
killen, rend
1 by all ranks
THUNDER
. violent thun
which was 2
. t 'Robert Reid
I ) Learmouth,
workers into
selves darnn
middle of tl•
in its greate
upon the ro,
' Reid on the
tl children to
' i , women weri
i
in a fair tea
. .
FAircliElt
went from I
Veitch. Or
went into a
..! •'t, was killed v
i him. The
increasing ii
1l• broke on tl
t'ae building
'file ti embli
lleid spoke
sLantly expii
• • • oae of his a
t, . appeared to
substance. '.
scorched an
bed-gown m
• . • I done to the
large black
i the fatal fla
i At Work, tl
licwls, some
c.ripped fro
EARTHOI
past two d<
i -1
• an earthqtra
, Loch Awe 1
writing in I
- of artillery,
tumbling ti,
Cruschan.
matter, he 1
succeeded;
another roo:
lIJ cants, at tit!
1
to see the pI 'A The shock 1
two or three
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