Star.
London, England, 1826-11-10 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Nov. 8.

Lord KINNAIRD is dangerously indisposed, at his
residence in ltegency-squat e. and has been so for several
days past. The Duke of LaINSTRR has been on a visit
to his Lordship, in consequence of his illness, but left us
this morning, with the intent of returning.
Mr. OTWAY Cava has been severely indisposed, at
the Royal Yotk H tel, for the last four or five days past;
but he is considereJ much better to-day.
The entertainment given by Mrs- Courrs last night,
at her Marine Parade mansion, was of a very splendid
descriptipn. :The supper table embellishments were as
fanciful as rich ; they equally combined with a shew of
opulence, good taste.
The weather to-day has been bright, but with a chilling atmos-
phere; our fashionable., consequently, suitably clad, have been in
the interchange of sociabllities in public. ,
The Duke of YORK gave audience yesterday to the I
Loss cmApcsizoa, the Duke of Wuxi/tams, the Earl of lATICR-
poor" the gad of Wznaroar.ame, Earl BATHURST Mr. SeCritiU7
Past., Sir Wu. Emmen, dec. which occupied ;he Royal Duke
nearly the who's of the day. The Duke of Mottraoss, the Right
Hoo. Sir Jour BJCSOLL, and a long list of fashionable., called yes-
terday at the residence of the Duke of BORLAND, in Arlington.
street, to make their inquiries after the health of his R. Highness.
A suite of rooms Ate preparing at the wing's Palace,
Is James's, for the reception of his ?dares:v.
Dispatches were received at the Foreign Office yes-
terday from the Earl of CLavwstuum, our Ambassador at the Court
of Berlin.
Yesterday a Board of the Lords of the Treasury was
held yesterday at the Treasury Chambers, Whitehall.
Earl BATHURST arrived in town yesterday from his
seat, near Cirencester, in Gloucestershire.
The Honourable Gamma Kunst. (son of the Earl of
Albemarle) is about to publish a Narradve of his Journey from
India to Ragland, by Bussorah, ?Wed. the Ruins of Babylon.
Cardistan, the Court of Persia, the Western Shere of the Caspian
Sea, Astrakhan, Nishney Novegerod, Moscow, and St. Peters.
burgh. The Journey took place in the year 1624.
An Express has arrived from Paris, but the real con-
tents are not known.

CITY, TWO O'CLOOK.

Consols, which continued steady, up to twelve o'clock. at SI i to
eS for the Account, have, within this hour, taken a sudden start,
and may be quoted up to the present time at BSi for the Amman.
and St to efor Money, With an apparent good market' This sodden
rise is. attributed to two Causes, Mr. CANONS% speech at the Hall
yesterday, that Peace Would be maintained in Europe, Also, that
an Express had arrived from Paris, with the confirmation of the
charging of the French ltentes, on paying off the S per Cents.
In the Foreign Market a good deal has been dose in Mexican
Bonds.
THE A kMY.

Tkiday the North Somerset Yeomanry had a grand field day near
bath, and the fine appearance and discipline of the Regiment were
highly creditable to the men and OMeers, and particululy to the
indefatigable exertions of their Adjutant, Captain LIM In one
troop belonging to this Regiment are three Motors, whose united
ages amount to 219 years . They all belong to the Frome squadron,
and their respective ages are as follow :—Mr. ?dolman 79, Mr.
leases 76, and Mr. STIUIII 64. There are not three more eMciwit
members of the Regiment—they observe the utmost regularity in
their attendabee, and all three declare that as long as their lives and
health are preserved,theywill continue in the service of their country
THE ARMY IN IRELAND. _ _

DUBLIN, Nov. I.—Saturday Lieutenant General Sir Gaoa6l'
Macau, Commander of the Forces, accompanied by his Staff,
artivkd in Limerick, from Athlone, on a tour of inspection. The
troops in garrison were to be reviewed on Monday by Sir Cuanza
Divi.k, the Commanding Officer of the district, at New Castle.
The head-quarters of the 10th expect to remain in Limerick a
few weeks, when they proceed to Buttevant, previous to embarking
at Cove, (or England, on their way to the Cape of Good Hope.
The 10th are expected to be replaced in Limerick Garrison by
the 66th Regiment.
Major Gams assumed the command of the lOth Regiment on
Friday, Lieutenant Colonel Favuta having proceeded to England

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on kale.
Lieutenant Osooaxa, of the 86th, stationed at O'Brien's Bridge,
is appointed to an Unattached Company.
A party of the Scots' Greys is ordered to Tallow.
Major Mates, b. p. is appointed Aid-de•Camp to Major Geo. Sir
Cm.sat.za Grimm, in the Eastern District—Headquarters, Dublin.
Lieutenant W. Baacs, on the half pay, is appointed Deputy As-
sistant Quartermaster General in Dublin.
Wednesday, the Depot of the 88th Regiment, under Major
Heavncora, arrived in Clonmel, to relieve the Depot of the 97th,1
which marched for Cork on Thursday, matt. Major Juan, and has
arrived in Cork Garrhion.
The 37th Regiment, now in Garrison at Cork, have just returned,
after a period cif sixteen years foreign service, on the Peninsula and
in North America. This Regiment, on embarking lately at Quebec,
was considered the hest drilled Battalion in North America. Their
present Commander is an highly efficient and respectable Officer.
FATAL EXPLOSION IN THE HUMBER.