Star.
London, England, 1827-11-07 00:00:00

TIE MOW..

DEATH 01 GINRRAL SIR ROBERI AIRRCROIIII2.
-.Accounts reached Glasgow on Sato/44, of dui death of Sir
Bossier Mistiest:mate that morning, it his lest of Airthrey, near
&Wing. Sir Rosalie was at the head of Wile of Generate, and
by Imam's the Gort;runtent of ligsllaburgb Castle abilbolonefcy of
'the 7Stb Regiment bait hieinne vaeaaV.
Lord Firsitor Somaintiti, Steretery to the Com-
taanaer-in-Chief, went through the La yesterday, at his Mee in
the Horse Guards. A few General, and about forty other ()facers,'
uamacted military butinesh `is Lordship.
Monday, the 26th Regiinent arrived at Chatham, from Ireland.
Ditathatentl bailment; to the 40th, 46th, and 634 Regiments of
Icy, atrited In town yesterday, from Urinal, on route to
Chatham.
A Detachment belonging to the 3d Regimeot of Foot, arrived
iitowa yesterday, from Ireland, on route to Sheenier'.
Datachnients belonging to the 20th owl 89th Itegimems of In•
isimq, envied in town yesterday from Drina, 011Millitit to Can.

ternary. •
A Detachment of Tri.h Recruits, belonging to the Artillery and
wintry of the Katt Jodie Company, arrived in town yeatenlay
boat 11116101, 00 mute to Chatham.
The let and Sid Division' of t►e 26th (Cameronitn) Regiment of
Lufaatry, sailed on the 30th ult. from Cork for Chatham.

WAR OFFICE, NOV. 5. 1827.
Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Thus. Wood'
from the half pay, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice Willis=
Bump, Who eschauges, receiving the difference.
40th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Jetta Storey to be Captain,
,tcp King, deceased.
iist Ditto—Captain Thomas Fairweather to be Major,by purchase,
vim Bereiford, promoted; Lieutenant John Ptcton Mete to be
captain, by purchase, vice Fairweather.
nth Ditto.Etwign and Adjutant George Conic to have the rank

of Lieutenant. •
gib Dino—Lieutenant General Mitttheer rapetli Aylmer, K.C.B.
to bs Colonel, vice Stojtsbn Murray. deevieed.
11911 Ditto—Captain Francis Jackson to be fifijor, by purchase
vice Fairfax, promoted; Lieut. Hon. James Stuart to be Captain
by purchase, vice Jackson ; Ensign John Junes tobe Lieutenant,
bysiliphorchase, vice Stuart; Hon. Richard Howe Errant', to be
by purchaae, vice James.
UNNITACIIED.
To be Lieweenant Colonels of Infantry by purchase—Major Henry
Fairies, (rem the 05th Foot ; Major Marcus Lieresford, from the
flat Pout.
To be Lieutenant of Infantry, by purchase--Enstn Ralph Allen
Gossett, hum the 67th Foot.
nollerrat STAVE.
Brevet Deputy Inspector Of Hospitals David Drownrigg, from half
pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Qiincy, placed upon half
pay; John Clark, M.D. to be Hospital Auietant to the Forces.
vice Allman, promoted in the S6th Foot.
MEMORANDUM.
ibe undermentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of
their Commissions :
Lieutenant Colonel Sir James Malcolm, KGB. late of the Royal
Mariltel; Lieutenent Colonel James Thomas Robertson, half
pay Unattached.
Conithistioni signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding
of the County of Trak.
Christopher Richardson, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant; Edward
Chapman, Esq. to be ditto ; William Rocket Compton, Esq. to
be ditto; Edward Swainston Serangwayes, h:sq. to be ditto.
Commissions in the Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Battalion
of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of

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Ghmorgan.
Adjutant Jonathan Howells to be Captain, by Brevet ; William
Dales, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.

NAVA L IN I'ELLIG ENCE.

pumping; Nov. S.—Wind W.—Arrived the Carolina, Homey,
Item ikon. Arrived from London the Druid, Muumuu., fur
bleatierratt.
Pearsuottru, Nov. 6.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Reliance,
Bern, for Calcutta.
Dm, Nov. 4E—Wind N. W.—Arrived from London the Isa-
belt, Tweenou, for Trieste • Isabella, Commitame. for Gibraltar ;
hideosity, Woooma..„ for Demerara ; Mary Ann, O'Beint, for
Basal; Everett*, A armee, for Bethke; and Landover?, WHIT;
for.larnaica. Arrived the Neptune', from ditto; Silva. from Pil-
las; Thaia. Haneoato, end Malvin', Nampa, from Cephalopla.
&east of time outward-bound have sailed. -
listerday was launched from. the Themes Sitip.building Com-
pm% Tied at Demford, a superb ship. being opwaads of 1,100
Ism Wren, foe the service of the. East India Company. She was
b. by J. F. Tones, Esq. In lieu of 'the late unfortunate %nal
.6ssige.'aed Is to sail early in February to Bengal and China,
Wm the temoilland of Captain C. S. Tunes. /Jim was tamed the
Abner from the agent to Lloyd's at Arklow, to the Collector
tad Comptroller at Milford, dated the 211th of October, gives the
Melt weelemehtlp element t
* Omortmaie--1 MO the Minute of informing you, that about
twelve *Week this day, a small boat was seen drifting through this
bay, with four men and one boy in her ; a very short time after
she we, deserved, about a quarter of a mile to the North of
Arklow Beek, coming ashore ; was capsized, and, I am sorry to say,
al 1 bola s prlsbed. The small boat came ashore, and was marked
the" I I I sabots, of Milford; being the name of the vessel and the
prt I appose she belonged to; and the letters inside her stern were
a' which, I suppose, were the initials of the Captain's name.
Aim large vessel has bein; seen, as yet, by auy person here, it is
ON insult what size vessel she was. or where she has been lost ;
hack is supposed she foundered, as the hands in the boat had oo
elm when at sea. It is expected that the bodies may be Imbed
tes dare, as it was hut a ?dry short distance from it they were
hil."—Tbc above vessel is supposed to be the schooner Elizabeth,
if Milked, %Victim' Gamin's, master.—Bristei

The vessel Margaret, at present a Scotch trader, is the
identical vessel which carried dm Pretender—the unfortunate Prince
Chades—front Stornaway over to the Hebrides. .This circuns.
nate naturally recalls to mind a very interesting incident with
which it is associated in the history at this unfortunate Prince.—
Haag understood that the vessel in question had been prepared!
for him, the Pretender left *Lend's, laird of Glass, and see out es
foot far Stotuaway, which is distant about thirty miles. The only
401Plininns so his journey were O'Neil and Sullivan, and a guide ter
direct ans. They travelled for s hours through the hills, in al
vet rod stormy night,without the smallest refreshment ; and, owing
rlthei ti the ignorance or trickery of their guide, they were led
shout eight miles out of their omen. Under all the circumstances
ithe ease, the Prince considered this a peculiar hardship ; but it
Wort tot to be a Providevnial interposition in his favour. Over-
tone with hunger and fatigue, they rested within half a mile of Stor.
nattily, while they sent a trustworthy friend to procure some pro-
visions for them. On his arrival there he found 100 men all in
inns against the Pretender. He returned insufficient time to sp.
PLR the Prince of his danger, sod be accordingly escaped. Had it
to bees for the circumstance of Charles's guidemisieading him, he
would have reached &areaway that night ; and would, to a err.
uolr,baa bees taken prisouten—lagiss thwriee.
Inc IHAHas Tureset..—The woks at the Tunnel
ale proceeding in the most satisfactory manner. The
archways have been extended upwards of 16 feet from
the point at which the water entered the tunnel in May
lot. The miners have completely got through the
whole of the bed of the river which was considered
dAngetutn, and have reached the solid clay, the exist.
once of which the horizontal borings indicated before
the shield was again advanced. The measures adopted
by the engineer, to protect the works from any further
irruption of the 'flumes, have therefore answered all
the expectations entertained.
Some hundred tons of turbot were landed on Wed-
'y at Dover; a new bank has been discovered
,ming with turbot and brill. The main herring
'y has commenced; two Brighton boats rerurneJ
aturday, with 6000, realizing 6s. 9d. per 100.
was stated by one of the overseers of the parish of
tingly, be' ore the sitting of Magistrates at Brighton,
ionday last, that 500 paupers were receiving relief
the rates, although the population of that parish
not etceed 900!
t Saffron %%Alden Fair, on Thursday last, a pang
about 17 or IS years of age, dressed in a smock,
, offered a horse for sale. On being questioned
whom it belonged, and where he came from, he
several very contradictory accounts; and suspicion
consequently excited, he was taken hefore the
4,, and alter an examination committed for a further
'g. Ott being brought up the following day, he
A full confession of having stolen it horn his em.
at Enfield the preceding night.

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