Star.
London, England, 1825-01-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY .

Oficial Notice has been given, that,-in consequence of the in•
tended augmentation of the Regiments in India to their full corn.
plement, an addition of three or four thotumna men is required to
be raised. For this purpose extensive recruiting partiesate
buted throughout Ireland, where, it is hoped and expected, from
the heroic character of the people, that the whole augmentation will
be completed in a very short period.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT&

The Marquis Graham arrived yesterday at his father's, the Duke
of Montrose, in Grosvenor-square, from the North.
.'he Dowager Marchioness of Saiiabury arrived yesterday at her
house in Arlington-street, from Hatfield.
Lord Alvanley left town on Sunday, for Brighton.
Viscount Barnard has left town for Melton Mowbray,
tershire.

The Dowager Duchess of Richmond, and the Ladies Lennox, are
shortly expected in town from Ireland.
Baron Delmar arrived yesterday at Blake's Hotel, Jermysi.street,
from Et ighton.
Arrivals at Reed's Hotel; Lower Grosvenor street:—Lady
Bampfylde and Miss Bampfylde, from Devonshire ; James and
William Drummond, Esqrs. from Brighton; Captain Castle, from
ditto.—Messrs. Vansittart and. Meynell have left ditto, on a tour.
The Earl of Stamford has arrived at his seat, &rifle Hall, S:af.
fordshire. from Cheshire.
Departvres from the Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Grnsvenit-
square :—Mr. and Mrs. Sewell for righton ;J. Sherwood, Esq.
for ditto.
Major Gordon left town yesterday, for Brighton.

Mr. K ROUSE, a King's Messenger, was sent off from
the Foreign Office. Downing-street. on Saturday evening, with dis.
patches for the British Consuls at Colombia, &c. in South America.
Lord LIVERPOOL and Mr. Secretary CANNING have
accepted the invitation to dine with the Common Council cf Bristol.
Ye,terday morning, the CHANCELLOR of the ECctia.
coma arrived at his residence in Downing-street from Beckenham.
The Rt. lion. Gentleman returned to Beckenham in the afternoon.

Mr. STRATFORD CANNING had an audience of Tile
Emperor of Aymara on the 27th ult. which lasted an hour. It is
said that he was to leave Vienna for St. Petersburgh on the 30th..
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The Duke of MONTROM is much indis-po,ed, at his
house in Grosvenor-square.
Yesterday, the dispatches for Bengal and Chin; by
the ship General Kyd, were closed at the East India lkitse, and
delivered to the Purser of that ship.
The Right lion. Lord GWYDYR'S collection of rents
took place a few days ago, when his Lordship gave a return of more
than twenty per cent.
The Marquis of ExeTtit's distinguished party de.
aimed about 700 head of game in two days last week.
The Duke of WELLusoroN, the Marquis of HEtti-
'nun, Lord CtinLitnnnaLcv, 'and the Right 11.mouratile C. As-
/BUTIiNAT, are spending the first days of 1825 with the Earl of
Waerasoastastan, at his domain it Apthorp, near Stamford.

At the Leicester Borough Sessions, on Friday, Tkos.
Archer was convic ed of adminiAering a quantity of
tai tat emetic to nine or ten persons, who were employed
in the same shop, by infusing it with some ale, of
which they all partook. Some of them did not recover
for three or four days. The prisoner was sentenced to
eighteen mouths' imprisonment.
ROBBERY.—Sunday evening, a distressing robbery
was committed in the house of a poor woman named
Pittman, in Laundry-yard. Great Peter-street, Westmin-
ster, where the thieves entered by breaking the sashes
and frames of the windows, and forcing the doors. The
robbers then took away with them .the whole of the
wearing apparel, clean and dirty linen, and comple:ely
stripped the bed. Another robbery was twice attempted
the same evening, on the premises of Mr. WALKER, a
Doctor, living near Lady Dacre's Alms Houses. The
villains, however, were frustrated in their design, by
the report of fire-arms, when they made a speedy retreat.
Sr. ANQRSW'S.—In consequence of the violent gale
on Wednesday se'nnight, the west gable of the new
Episcopal Church, which was in an unfinished state,
was thrown down.
The Court of France ha• offered to give the pilgrims,
who go to the jubilee at Rome, a ship to convey them
from Toulon to Civita Vecchia ; and the, Court of
Rome has offered to lodge them gratis.
SUDDEN DEATHlr..Yesterday, as a young man,
named Samuel Walker, a baker, was proceeding along
Little College-street, Westminster, he stopped and deli-
vered some bread at the house of Mr,Ginger, the book-
seller, and had scarcely melded a few yards farther,
bef,•re he was heard to call out for help and a doctor,
and blood flowed copiously from his left leg. Several
persons went to his assistance, and he was conveyed to
Mr. Stephen's, an Apothecary, in Wood-street, who
instantly attended him ; but before he could render the
poor man any assistance, he expired from the loss of
blood, which was occasioned by the rupture of a blood
vessel of the leg.-4 Lady fell dead from apoplexy, on
Sunday, in Dr. Rees's Chapel, Jewin-street,Cripplegate,
while in the act of prayer.
We are sorry to state that Mr. Jour.rwo, the third
Officer of the Hon. Company's ship Hythe, was
drowned on Sunday afternoon at Gravesend, as be
was passing from one ship to another ; in consequence of
which accident the ship, though just on the eve of sailing,
has been delayed until another Officer is appointed.
Last week, a fine young deer or buck was shot by
THOMAS WATT, Esq..of Allanhill, en the lands of Prior
Moor, w ithin a short distance of St. Andrew's.
Mr. KaLLY, of the Irish Times Newspaper, and Mr.
LEECH, who were fined 1001. each, for nonaattendance
on the Grand Jury in the case of Mr. O'CoNNELL, have
had the fines remitted, they making affidavits that they
had not been served with any legal process.

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The number of Teasels reported at the Custom House, Liverpool,
for the last six months, is 5,260, viz.

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From Foreign parts ... 2,054 Tonnage.
Ireland 656,601 tons.
Coasters 1,681
In the year ending June 24th, 1824 :
Foreign, 4,151 ; Ireland, 2;200 ; Coasters, 5,650.--Tota1,10:001
vessels. Tons, 1,180,914.
MINING InTztumnser..—CoPper ores sold it Redruth, Jan. 6,
1625, 2525 tons. Average produce, 73. Quantity of Has
191 tons
£126,1n5: Aver cwt. Amount of sale, £17,230. 10.. AveVUZ
dud, I

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Wivpson CASTLE.

Tye forigliojected new gateway, which was to open
• TIC'S f rOal the court-yard to .:re m ignificent scenery
Great Paris, has been compleied. It is of the
';reit • Golli;:•, of a loftiness anirwidth proportioned to
r
'roje,tic building of which it is now the princii.a
pro Ich•
The new entrance tower, flanking this gAze-
':
oc, has already attained a considerable elevation ; hut
1,,e greatest progress has been made in the space be-
tween che Beacon and the Qrteen's Towers. An addi.
,tort', upon the original model of the edifice, has
been added to this part of the building, thereby remov.
ogthat
he
arfis apearance hi-eh e south and east
,i,fes at the Cag h ple pres ented,w whenth viewed from the
cour.rard. The windows are surmounted with gro-
e. headsfrom the antique. On the east side of the
4 stoing the same system is pursuing ; the round
F,erch windows have been replaced by others suited
fo the original character of the edifice, and the internal
fitting up of the principal state rooms is in considerable
forwardness.