Star.
London, England, 1824-07-01 00:00:00

THE Allllll'.

We understand tl ere are to be several inpections an I Reviews
of the Brigades of Foot Guards, the Coutuasture-ts-Citur being
desirous personally to ascertain the correctness with which each
particular Battalion moves according to the new system of ma-
:Anvil:l. Yesterday he inspected the :::econil Battalion of the Foot
Guards; this morning he laspeved the First Bat:a:ion : a:id to-
morrow the Third Battalion of the same ii-gintent. iy be
sees the Third Regiment. bloaday the who'e of the Grenadier
Guards ere to be formed in Brigade, under the command of tile
lion. 11. P. TewNsituNv, tote of the moat iatelllzent Cilicets of that
zallant and distinguished Corps. On the 10th all the Batt:dims of
the Guards, now doing duty in Lon.'on, arc to have a grand field-
day, under the direction of Colonel Woon:van, the most able tacti-
cian of the Brigade of Guards. The gm:A Cavalry Review on
ilounslow-heat It, takes place on the 'ft%

morning, at eight o'clock, the whole of the rey,intent cf the
nonourable the East India Conipany mustered in t ?it: Warehouse
Yard, in New-street, Bishoosgate; at nine, dun- rvirched off with
fall band of mak, colours Hying, &c. to the Cat an,l Shoulcl,-r 4.f
Mutton Field, under the command of Adjutant Ptcxts:am, where
they had a grand held day, under the ins,-ection of Colonel .Is-ret.r..
(CiscoLa rt.) IlrawOrricu, JUNE '24, 1924.
_ . _

. . .
Sta—l ant directed by the Secretary at War, to annix for yaur
information and guidance, a statement of the daily ettes of rl'ow-
ance made to General and other Staff Officers, and Ail) to Field
and Staff Officers of Infantry Regiments, in lieu of forage for the
horses required to be kept by them fur the public service, for the
half year ending the 24th instant, agreeably to which the charges
for the forage of the horses of the are to
be corrected, where the proper charge has not been made in your
accounts.—l am, &c. (Signed) LAU. SULIVAN.
Paymaster of the
STAIEMENT or THE DAILY RATES OF ALLOWANCE IN LIEU OF FOILAGE,
7011 TUE 11ALE-TEAR ENDING 2 4Tet JUNE, 1824.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Counties.
Rate of Counties. Pate of
Allowance. Allowance.
s.d. s.d.
Ilerks . 2 1 Somerset 1 10
Cornwall . 2 2 Suffolk . 2 1
Devon . 111 Surrey . 2 '2
Dorset . 1 11 Sussex . 2 1
.11.11 ex . 2 1 Warwick . 1 11
}lints . 2 0 York . 2 0
Kent . 2 1 North Britain 1 11
Lancaster 2 1 Guernsey . 111
lliddlesti 2 0 Jersey . 2 0
Nor folk 2 0 The Counties in
Northampton 2 2 which there are 2 0
Northumberland 1 11 no Cont:aets
Nottingham 1 10
IRELAND.

Countirs. Rate of
a.
Allowance.
s.
d.
Antrim . 1 11
Down . 1 L L
Armagh . 1 ti
Monaghan 1 8
. Cavan . 1 5
Fermanagh 1 5
Londonderry 1 8
. 1 7
Wicklow . 1 7
Kildare . 1 7
Kilkenny . 2 1
Carlow . £ 1
Queen's County 2 1
Louth 1 7
Aleath . 1 8
Wexford . 1 9
Galway . 1 6

Counties. Rate of
Allowance.
s. d.
Sligo 1 5
. I 5
May.) . 1 7
Roscommon 1 5
Westmeath 1 5
Longford . 1 5
King's County 1 8
Cork 1 9
Waterford 1 8
Kerry . 1 11
Clare 1 7
Limerick . 1 7
Tipperary 1 7
The Counties in
whi.h there are 1 8
no Contracts

CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.

Saturday (2Gth) the Catholic Association met at their
rooms, Capel-street. JAMES O'CoNNELL, Esq. w•as
called to the Chair.

Mr. CONWAY stated that he had written to Lord Hol-
land, and enclosed the Petition to him, which it was re-
solved should be intrusted to his Lordship for presen-
tation in the House of Lords. He had received an an-
swer from his Lordship, which he should hand to the
:3?eret:try. Those lettels were then read. The following
is a copy of the reply of Lord Holland :
" Holland House, June 17.

" Gentlemen—l had the honour to recsive your letter and peti-
tion iLis morning; I beg you to accept my hest thanks for the very
tlatterieg reasons you have assigned for intrusting the Petition to
my care, and if I have neglected to comply with your request that
I should present it to the House of Lords, I entreat you not to as-
cribe that neglect to any want of a due sense of the obliging manner
in which you signified your wishes to me on the subject.
" My motives in withholding the petition are my persuasion that
it would not be received by the I louse, and nsy apprehension that a
rejection of it would have a tendency to defeat, rather than promote,
the objects you bad in view in conveying it to Parliament. The pe-
thion is unquestionably irregular, especially as in the body of it
you deprecate the only proceeding which the House could, with any
propriety, institute on a complaint, founded on a report of what had
passed in debate in the House. Any report of a debate, true or false,
is z. breach of privilege, and the House could not well allow it to be
brought before them, much less make it the ground of any proceed...,
:11;, without noticing and punishing it as such. On the other hand,
tee circulation of calumnies, however base or unfounded, against
(Asa individuals or classes of his Majesty's subjects, is punishable
by other tribunals, and does not come within the original jurisdiction
ofthe Upper House of Parliament. It is clear, therefore, that the
lionse would either proceed against the pruner of The Times, for
p .I.orting to give a report of the debates, or would reject the Peti-
tion. first of these proceedings would be directly contraryoto
the ynu express in the Petition, and the last would give some
publicity and currency to a story u hich I can assure you has made
eo sensation here, without affording you any additional opportunity
et investigating the truth, or exposing the falsehood of the state-
Went of which you complain.
" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Your obliged and obedient humble servant,
tt V A SSA I. HOLLAND."
Mr. O'Gorman then read a letter which had been ad-
?tes%ed by Mr. Brougham to Mr. Conway ; and a letter
from Mr. Hume, relative to the Petition on the object
of tithes, which had been intrusted to that Gentleman;
but diva contents were not important.

Surrttr.— A young man, aged about thirty years,
ram.. ta ll)Ornault Alusretifee, an inhabitant of -Sereepore, in the.
insttiet ut died of severe fever on the 17th November
auel who was about seventeen years old, having
Oft 41, iefant only two months of age to the care of her nearest
!eiaion, burnt herself or. that very day the corpse of her
,
i‘czycaT, to the horrid vastum uf the Ilir.tious.--liknzal
.411.4ru.