Star.
London, England, 1829-12-07 00:00:00

TILE ARMY.

The following cirettlar issued from the War-of Ace, Nov. 21,
1929:
Sta,—The'Ring having been graciously pleased to direct that the
several rules and orders under which potatoes and allowances are
granted on account of wounds received in salmi shoals! be consoli-
dated and amended, and that certain additional regulations re-
btive thereto shall be established, I have the honour to transmit,
for the 'information and guidance of the °Seen wader your corn-
' mend, a copy of the amended regulations, and have the satisfaction
to acquaint you, that his Majesty has directed that, in all cases in
which oMcers now on the peadonvlist dug. daring periods of not
less than five years, have been to receipt of remakes for wounds re-
ceived in action, they shall to future enjoy their peashais wiahout
being subjected to the inconvenience of appearing, from
time to time, before the Army Medical oaedtl have the honour
to be, Sir, your moat obedient humble servant, H. Hamm,.
Meer Commanding Regiment of
CKAIIOS an VIZ D 1111111211117011 or 014111 DORM Nev--55.1 Foot.
from Cork to Gibrakar 65th ditto, from Ferny to Barbadoes ;
68th ditto, from %genet to Fernley; 10th dkas. from ?ante
to Corfu. .

Monthly Returns, dated the Mb of Sept. were received on the
ends ult. from the following Regis. stationed at Malta : nit 7th.
10th. 11th, 16tb,18th. 61st, 90th, Seth. 90th, and 116,11. and the.
Militia Vendible'. Similar Returns to chain& of Oct. were re-
ceived from the following Regis-stationed at Gibraltar :-weTise 11th,
13d, 41d, 43d. 73d. and 94th Foot. All the troupe were in the
awe healthy condition.
Gen. Lord Combernsere has presented Lieut. R. H. de Montmo-
rency with a Coruetcy in hie Majesty's 16th Lancers. Cornet de
3lostmorency is son of the late Lieutenant Colonel de Montmo-
rency, 9th Dragoons. who introduced the Lancer excrete into
England.
Liestenant Davidson. of the 99th Regiment, is withdrawn from
the Army. This Officer, it will be recollected. was a principal
witness on the Court Martial ef Bleed lieutenant Colonel Bayly:
late of the same Regiment.
Thursday the 67th itegsment, rove quartered in Metter. were
inspected in beefy snatching order, by Major-General Sar if. F.
llouverie, Y. C.B. in the Castle yard. Ott the arrival of the Ge-
neral in front of tb line, he was received with the usual vein eby
the regiment, which afterwards pasted beim* him in gow
quick time. There was no 6. ing, aud a put only of the in Amu e.e I
was rtne through by the battalion.

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

Manx Amy= Tins Mr.—Holland I—France I—Flanders I
. Jamaica I—Drazil I.
The Eleanor, Goodson. from Newcastle to Loodron, gut in cuts.
tact with a collier near Whitby on Thursday, and was abandoned
by the crew.
The Mary Ann, Hillery, from Liverpool to St. John's. N.B.
sunk near Hobbs previous to the 6th ult. Crew sod part of the
materials saved.
The New Loadon, Varnore, from Plymouth to New Loodon,
was totally loot our Barrington previous zo the 24th October.
DIAL, Dec. 5 and 6.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived from the Rorer,
andtbsailvValesthe Lootitrha: Proudflooott itidaLind. Mary. Jante
and rsus, kufortitieNet.orw
Southe Mauritius.
POITSMOOTH, Dec. 3. Calm ; and 6, Wind S.S.E. io S.E.-
-Arrived his Majesty's ship Alligator, nom Sheerness; nod
Mary. Jameson. from •Londou for New South Wales.
Slasuars, Dec. 6 —Arrived the F.blstua, Sinai', from Smyrna,
and Felicity, Oaks. irons Limerick.
Larsaroot, Dec. 4 and s.—Arrived the Brothers, Newby.
and Hanna!, Newby, from Quebec ; Augusta, i us. 11, from St.
John's • Heroine, Smale, from St. Andrew's ; Cybele, !tarpon.
from Prince Edward's Island ; Arab, Bali, and lois, Pearce,trom
Virginia; and George. White, front Marsell.s. Off to. pen. the
Florida, Tinkbans, from New York. •
Wavatiroan, Dee. 4 and s.—Arrived the Mars, Way, from
Oporto. and Gratitide. Palen, from Chnstianaand.
FALKONTII. Dec. 4 and S.—Arrived the Duke of York packet
from Carthagesa—sailed 7th October, Jantrica 17th. and Crotkei
Island 31st; Tyrian packet, front frosts Peroasubuco
27th August, Bahia 3d Sept. and Rio Janeiro Ist October. Sailed
the Magnet packet. for Lisbon • Spey packet, for Jamaica ; and
Briseis packet. fur Halifas and ilermuda.
The Marquis de PA LNELLA visited the Earl of Awna-
DERN, Saturday afteMooll, at the Foreign Office.
The LDILD CHANCELLOR, the Bishop of Lox noN,
Sir GEOISSE 'MURRAY, and the CHANCELLOR of the
ExcnEnuna, had interviews with the Duke of W4L-
LINGToII, OR Saturday, at the Treasury.
Sir RonEIIT FA RQUHAR Mr. DOVOLAti, and some
others of the Directors of le Provincial Bank of [re-
land, attended. on Saturday at the Treasury, and hid a
conference with the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
Baron D'AVSECA, the Agent to Don MIGUEL in this
country, waited orr the Earl of ABERDEEN on Saturday.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUG vol.* continues
her stay at Worthing, nor has any thing, as yet, tran-
spired relative to her departure.
His Grace the Duke of NORFOLK is sojourning at
Arundel Castle.
Despatches were received by Prince Esterhazy, ou
Saturday, from the Austrian. Government. His Excel-
lency, after their arrival, proceeded to, the office of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and had a con-
ference with the Earl of Aberdeen. The Noble Earl
afterwards had an interview with the Duke of Wellington
at the Treasury.
The French Ambassador had an interview both with toe
Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Aberdeen on Satur-
day afternoon.
Preparations are making at Stowe Palk, Buckingham-
shire, for the reception of a large party during the present
week, who are expected to spend a few days shooting with
the Duke of BucmINGII m. Several of she Cabinet Mi-
nisters, including the Duke of WELLINGTON, are to bet
of the party.
Loid TENTERsax.has, by the advice of hitt medical
attendants, Nunn into the country.
CORN—EXCHANGE, MARK—LANK Deo. 7.
Although our supplies .were not large this morning, end the
accounts from 'Liverpool, Wakefield, aod other comfy towns,
represent the Wheat Trade to be improving, we were far (runs
being brisk; but the nearest' price for fine Wheat wasizst Slop.
day's currency, although some of the factors asked (without getting)
higher prices.. The meted et Barley was very large, and to obtain
351. per quarter foe 'mahing:saitsples the. quality .slut be very
superior; grinding sons veep ,utarly unsaleable. Old Beans are
Is. per quartet dearer; but all'other sorts, together with White and
Grey Peas, condone the .so* as last Monday. Oats, from the
short *apply, fully supported their currency. In other articles
therekftaltmithm
Wheat, Kent St Ease:. 60s 72s Peas, Grey • 345 36s
Suffolk, . 60. 71. Beans, Small . 34s Sba
Norfolk . 40s 4Ss . Tick . 32. 1S•
Rye . 30a 36. Oats, Potato. 254 tits
8ar1ey,01d.105.32•Nrw,334 35s . Poland . 215 luxe
Malt 54s 60s . Feed let 14.
Peas, White . 325 34s Flour, per sack, 5 s 114os
Boilers . 38s Rapeseed 23/. 261. per last
• IMPORTATIONS LAST MM.
Wheat, English, quarters 3.71$ Irish Oats
Do. Foreign . . 4,0115 Rye. English .
Irish Ditto . . 7110 Do. Foreign
Barley, British . 9,641 Beans, F. 41142
Do.Freign . 1,610 Ditto, Foreign
Irish . MO Peas, English
Malt, English . . 1.7001 Ditto Foreign .
English Oats 1,3671 Eng Ish floor. sack. . 7,2(.11
Foreign Ditto . . 1,6501 Americas ditto, brig. ..—..
SIIIIIIFIRLD MARKET, Dec. 7.
CAWS! AT MARKS?.

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1.177

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Beasts.
Sbeep and Lambs 21,770 I Pigs
Beef ........s 6d to 44 0.1 Veal .........3. id to 41 ed
I Mutton ... bd 44 4d Pork 4s Od 4s id
Lamb
Hay per load, •11 Ws. to E 4 10s. Clover E., 15.. co 15 ss.
Straw Al to,. to El 184.
,COAL MAIIKET—Tuts Dar.
la consequence of tbs continuance of the unfavourable wind,
there were but ism slips at this day's market, only nine baying
arrived since Friday last. A great number of ships are at en, and
should the weather prow favourable, may be expected by Wed.
nesday next. The Coal /Cubans* was thinly attended, and 'very
little liminess done.

Ships arrived daring the molt
Seta Walked Coals .... SN. Od. 3As. id.
Other sorts
Sipe at Market

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