Star.
London, England, 1825-08-05 00:00:00

BRIGHTuN, AUGUST 4.

The Duke of Yons returned yesterday from East-
bourne to the Pavilion to dine.

The Doke and Duchess of Rummy, left Brighton yesterday
evening for *dr mat. Goodwood Park. near Chichester. where
they are gone to prepare fee Ike reception ache Duke of Toon, at
the Gieedwin Mmes. The Duke of Anens remain at Brighten.
Lord and Lady Commeset arrived harem Tuesday, but made
only a few beers' may. and thee Awed ea to Teebridge Wells.
. Lady Beare arrived ha the roads ea Ow same day. Her Lady-
ship landed with her lake, but re-einbmked is a few hours for
Southampton. • • '

It is said their Royal .ffighaerses the Prince and
rriaceee of OSAMU, will remain at &. Number& tilt tbe.eele.
Wades of the birthday of the attpress Marie, mother .of the
Faeramoa, and will Immediately after set oat tie their rotate to the
Netherlands.

It is said, that the King and Queen of SW!DIN have
gives up their intended visit to Norway.
On account of an indisposition of her Maje-ty, the
Queen of Doneeng• jba skerters 0.00 Floral Family from
Luiornland,for CihwallatetOras deft:red tlWth 27th ult. •
- M. Joint MtLoser is appointed tonsul for the
Nelitrlands, at Alvarado and Vera Crux.

Sir Isaias tvl‘Gntoon, the di•tinguished head of the
Army Medical Deputment; has, in his late •visit to Edinburgh,
expressed it as his decided opinion, tbailone other Hospital at least,
entirely independent of the existing In brainy,' was essentially re
spired to keep up the credit of our medical and surgical school.
Every stranger must be astonished, that whilst Dublin possesses ten
or twelve Hospitals, Paris fifteen to twepey, and Loudon nearly
double that numbet, only one establishment of the kind should
exist in Edinburgh.—Cokdonien Mercury.
HAYPI4RNZT THEAT.IIIL—The tempestuous weather
did not prevent the attendance of a good audience at
this house list night. FARRIM appeared, for the first
time, as John Buz*, in the piece of that name. The
performance was another proof Of the rich talent of that
excellent Comedian. Quite Correct and Midas were the
other Pieces played, and they seemed to give complete
satisfaction to the votaries of fun.

VAUXHALL.—The genial shower! that fell on Tues-
day. gave a freshness to these Gardens, and rendered them de-
lightful ; Wednesday evening they were numerously attended, and
the various entertainments wont off with great eclat.
ELOPEMENT Pnevaarao.—The family of Mr. bl.
of Thornhaugh-street, were last night thrown into the
utmost consteraation, by the discovery that one of his
daughters; Amelia, bad absconded. It was soon dis-
covered, however, that Vie servant had carried a box to
the coach stand, where the lady was met by a young,
Gentleman,aad they drove off together in a post-chaise
which was waitinglor them. The father and a ft iend
immediately followed ou horothack, and about four-
teen miles from town overtook the runaways, and
brought the Lady, who is only eighteen years f age,
back again.
At Castle Cary, on the 19th blt. the Lord Bishop of
BATH and WELLS held his visitation for the Deanery of J
Cary; previously to which his Lordship confirmed
about 180 females, and 220 males—at Bruton, on the
21st, 88 females and'l73 males—at Wincinton, on the
22J about 396 females and males, among whom was
a man aged 91 !—at Yeovil, on the 25th, his Lordship
confirmed about 140 females and.l9o males, and after-
ards held a visitation for the Deanery of Yeovil.
The venerable Bishop of DUlllfeld, now fast ap-
proaching to his 100th year, has presented to the differ-
ent Mechanics' Institutes within his diocess no less a sum,
than I,ooCl.—lull Packet.
Wednesday morning, the inhabitanis of the village of
Walton upon,Tbanies were thrown into great consterna-
tion by a report, occasioned by the explosion of a cask,
containing 12 poundi of gunpowder, which was ignited
through the imprudence of a shopkeeper, named
44. Ralph," attempting to strike a light near the place
where the combustible was deposited. The shock pro.
doted by the explosion was terrific, and sensibly felt by
persons residing at a considerable distance. Part of
the house w.as blown down, and the unfortunate man
himself found dead in the garden, some distance from
the house. His body was in a state too shocking to be
described. There was no other person in the house,
with the exception of a child, who was asleep in an
upper apartment, and who has miraculously escaped
unhurt.
A Joint Stock Company for:the promotion of the,
cultivation of the vine •and the sale of wine in the
Crimea, is forminyz in Russia.
Letters from Stettin say, that'the English returning
'from the wool fair at Berlin, have bought up all the re-
, maiming wool at an advance of five rix-dollars per cwt,

THE ARMY.
The Staff of the 34th Derienent, With Captains nuvamatt, Nos- ,
con, and Cat. DoocxeCompilisiett, under the comMiod of Lieuteoatat-
e„obed Pam., marched frost Boyle to LongibrJ,-toi the 3d inst.
Captains Waoutnerox and Constosars' Companies remain at Boyle,
under the command of Major Baonsatex.
• Monday, that fine Regimens, the 72d Highlanders, which has
been for many months stationed in Edinburgh, and now expects a
route to Ireland, was presented with a new stand of colours, in
Burntsfmld Links, in presence of a vast concourse of spectators,
many of whom were in carriages.
The Cavalry Barracks at Exeter being now in a complete state of
repair, the 10th Royal Regiment of Hussars, from Bristol, which is
to take the duty of the Western District, marched in on Wednes-
day aid yesterday.
A Detachment belonging to the 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards
embarked on the 15th ult. at Dublin, for Bristol, on route to the
Riding Establishment at Pimlico.
Detachments belonging to the 2d, 13th, 21st. 27th, 28th. 36th,
41st 44th, 45th, 48th, 51et. 59th, 64th, 81st, 119th. 97th and 88th
Regiments of Infantry, embarked on the 15th ult. at Dublin for
England.
A Detachment belonging to thel7th Regiment of Foot, embarked
on the 16th ult. at Dublin, for Hull.
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Detachment belonging to the 42d Regiment of Infantry em-
barked on the 20th ult. at Dublin for England.
A Detachment belonging to the 77th Regiment of Foot em-
barked on the 20th ult. at Dublin for England.
Detachments belonging to the 6th, Bth, 12th, 13th, 18th,
94th; 27th, 286, 38th, 41st, 43d, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 52d,
54th, 57th, 59th, 60th, 64th, 69th, 70th, 83d, 85th, 87th, 89th,
97th, 98th, and 99th Regiments of Foot, the Royal Staff Corps,
the Royal African Corps, the East India, Company's Artillery, and
Infantry, embarked on the 22d ult. at Dublin, fin. England.
Friday, about 300 of the Battalion of the Rifle Brigade stationed
at Belfast, sailed in a Government transport for Nova Scotia; the
iremainder embarked in two other transports on Saturday. Pre-
cinct to their departure, large purchases of flannels, stockings, &e.
were made fur the use of the men. During the stay of this well-disci-
plined regiment in Belfast, the conduct of the non-commissioned
officers and privates has been such as to reflect considerable credit
en themselves, and rake them In the esteem of the. Inhabitants. the
polite and courteous &mummer of Lieutenant-Colonel Noacove
and the other Officers of this carps, on all occasions, procured for
these Gentlemen universal respect.
A splendid silver cop has been presented by Lieut.-General Lord
Burner. to Dr.Joser6 Boass,Rifie Brigade, as a testimony of his
Lord'ship's acknowledgments fur that Gentleman's kind and bene-
ficial attentiun to Lieutenant BLATNIT during illness.