Star.
London, England, 1825-07-23 00:00:00

THE AftillY.

Cards have been issued by the Marquis of SALISBURY and the
Officers of the Hertfordshire Militia, to many of the Nobility and
Gentry of the county, to a dPitner a lafourckettc, at St. Alban's,
this day, at half-past four o'clock.
This morning, at one o'clock, a Detachment of the Ist Battalion
of tile Ist Regiment of Guards, under the command of Colonel
VEitaoy, left Windsor, and arrived at the Tower a few minutes be-
fore 11, to take the Tower duty, in place of the 2d Battalion of the
same Regiment, which leaves the garrison on Monday, for Ireland.
They rested twice in coming to town ; once near Hounslow, and
at Turnham-green.
The Depot of the 23d, or Royal Welsh Fuzileers, left Long-
Room Barracks, Plymouth, last week, for Brecknock.
The Ilifles (first Battalion) have gut a sudden order to em-
bark at Belfast for Nova Scotia, and are expected to be off in a
frw days.
The six Service Companies of the First Battalion of the Rifle
Brigade, are ordered to embark at Belfast, for Halifax, in Nova
Scotia. They will proceed in three transports, which sailed from
the River for Belfast Lough more than a week ago.
A detachment of the 40th Foot has been ordered to embark for
New South Wales, in charge of convicts.
The 66th, from Sligo, Carrick-on-Shannon, Strokestown, Ros-
common, and Boyle, is now at Boyle.
The Shrewsbury Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel DALLAS, will assemble at Shrewsbury on the 4th of Octo-
ber, for eight days' training and duty.
The Ayrshire Corps of Volunteer Infantry, lately commanded by
Lieutenant-Colonel HAMILTON, has been dissolved.
The Officers of the Hertfordshire Militia were entertained by the
Parl of Vzairtaas, on Saturday ; by Mr. Mourns, of Sandbridge
Lodge on Monday ; and yesterday by Mr. Stoke, of St. Alban's.
Detachments belonging to the 31st, 40th, 57th, and 82d Infan-
try, marched yesterday from Westminster for Chatham.
A detachment belonging to the 4th Light Dragoons marched yes-
-terday from Westminster, for Maidstone.
Detachments belonging to the 41st, 45th, 47th, 54th, 59th, 89th,
and 93d Regiments of Foot, marched yesterday from Westminster
for Albany Barracks.
Detachments of the 68th and 69th Regiments of Infantry set
out yesterday from Westminster for Portsmouth.
Detachments belonging to the 70th and 74th Regiments of Foot
marched yesterday front Westminster for Winchester.
A detachment of the 71st Regiment of Infantry matched yes-
terday from Westminster for Chichester.
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A attachment belonging to the Royal Staff Corps marched yes-
terday front IVestminster for Ilythe.
Monday, the East Norfolk Regiment of Militia was inspected on
the South Dents, by their Colonel, the Hon. J. Worianousr,'when
they performed the several evolutions agreeably to the new system
much to his satisfaction. On Tuesday the Regiment was disembo-
died, having completed its period of training.
Monday se'nnight, the Argyle and Bute Militia, under the com-
mand of Lord JOHN Commit., cempkted their period of training
in Campbeltown. Such was the good conduct of the Regiment,
that their parting was a matter of deep and mutual regret. The
Corps was inspected by Colonel M'Actsara, of Barr, one of the
Deputy Lieutenants, and the proficiency which they discovered in
their several evolutions, considering the short time allotted for their
training, was such as delighted those to whom such scenes were
new, and excited the approbation of our veteran campaigners.

CLERICAL INTELLIGEACE.

Tuesday, the 12th instant, being Commencement-day, at
Trinity College. Dublin, the following degrees were conferred :
DOCTOR or DIVINITY— Bev. William Gwynne.
DOCTORI or Lew—Rev. Edward St. Lawrence, Rev. Henry
Theophilus Hodder, and Thomas Abbot.
Melva or Ahroacisc—John Hawkey.
liacuscoss or Alyuctnr—Thomas Alulock Molloy, Samuel
Hanna, Patrick Bride' William Fetherstonhaugh Montgomery,
Samuel Cusack Henry Darlry, William Bruce Joy, and Alexan-
der AP Mullen.

MASTERS OF ARTS—Rev. William Magee, Rev. John Spray,
Rev. Fielding Morrison, Rev. William Lee, Rev. Richard Graves,
Rev. John Norman Lombard, Rev. Samuel O'Sullivan, Rev.
Ltike Fowl,r, Rev. James Edward Surtidge, Rev. William Ni-
chol::: Manley, Rev. Gustavus MlCausland, Rev. Thomas Hard-
ing, Thomas Mulock Molloy, Samuel Hanna, Thomas Luby,
Nathaniel Hall, Dion ysius John Charles Bingham, Joseph Timothy
Ja:kson Curtis, Benjamin Cronin, Patrick Bride, Henry Darley,
Ferlierstonhaugh Montgomery, James King, Thomas
Hewett, Diony.ius Murphy, and John William Jeficott.
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At the same time eighty Students were admitted to the degree
of Pachelor of Arts. The Medal for Science was presented by
the Vic!.-Chancellor, to Siniton Hardy. In the course of the
preceding week, premiums for proficiency in the Hebrew Lan-
guage, on the Foundation of the Lord Primate, were adjudged
to the following Bachelors of Arts :—Cooper, King, Young,
O'Beirne, Redcliffe, and Taylor.
rISEXIOY.S ON Da. DOWNES'S FOUND.% T 1030•-- rut' " Reading the
Liturgy," were given to Walks, Johnson, and Grier; for' Com-
position ' oil a subject prescribed by the Professor of Divinity, to
Marks, Gregg, and Chambers ; and for " Extemporaneous Dis-
cussion" of a Subject proposed by the Professor of Divinity, to
Collins and Duncan.

BMW, 1. klI/S Pagasum for Mathematical Proficiency, was
given to Smith.(George Sidney).
The VICE CNA SC ELLOIOI Pam+ for Compositions in the Greek,
Latin, and English Languages, were adjudged to the following
Graduates—Shaylor, M'Caul, and O'Donoshue ; and to Under-
Graduates, Phayre, Bantle, and Benet.

DCCL►JIASTICAL

The Archbishop of Can:trbury has conferred on the Rev. J.
Lonsdale4R.D. the prebendal Stank the Cathedral Church of Lin-
coln, vacant by the death of the 11ev. Dr. Ilidop.
The 18th in.t. the Rev. John West NI. A: of Exeter Coll. Oxford,
was instituted, by the B.shop of Bath and Wells, on the presenta-
tion of Samuel Rodbard, E.sq. to the Vicarage of Evercreecb, witb
the Chapelry of Chesterblaue annexed, void by the resignation of
the Rev. Richard Jeukycs, D.D. Vice-Chanceilor of the Univer-
sity of Oxford.

Wednesday afternoon, tr‘o men, the one a carpenter,
and the other a bricklaye•'s labourer (an Irishman), who
were employed in the stAbles building for Mr. Pickford,
canal earlier, for the u•e of his boat horses, were found
droned in a loch at Dudsw.o Bridge. It appeared
the uisforiiiiiate then had gone for the pu, pose of bathing.
At Albury, Torsd ay, as an elderly labouring man, of
the name of Smith, was walking up the hill there, he
was tit) bvtreettie with the Let that he fel down, and
White they were:conveying him to .a cottage that was
mt..' • i.r cayit ed. —lies ti