Star.
London, England, 1825-09-10 00:00:00

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WI NIDSOk, Strr. B.a--Yesterday his, MA.3RSTY, wily
his usual attendants and regular retinue of out-riderrs
grooms, &c. left the Royal Lodge earlier than ususl,-.4
The weather being very fine and cool, his MAJESTY vg:
Tied his drives to Virginia Water, where he arrived at
half-past three o'clock, and dined at four. After dinar
his 51 AJESTY and attendants embarked and enjoyed
their aquatic excursions, and returned to the Royal
Lodge at half-past seven o'clock. It is said that tem.
porary stables for the accommodation of his hi CIIIITY'S
horses be erected at Virginia Water, previous to
the next ensuing season, as Cumberland Lodge is con.
sidered tro great a distance for the horses to go for re.
freshment. This day his Maszsri has ordered his at.
tendants, &c. &c. to be in readiness at the usual how.
There are no arrivals at the Royal Lodge. llis
J ESTY continues to enjoy excellent health.

FASHIONABLE INI ELLIGENCE.

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The Earl of Guildford arrived yesterday at his house in Sr.
James's-place, from his seat, Wrexham Abbey, Oxfordshire.
Lord and Lady King arrived on Wednesday at their house is
Dover-street, from their seat, Ockham, Surrey.
Sit George and Lady Nugent Left Gould's Hotel, Jerntynatreti,
yesterday, for their seat in Bucks.
Mrs. Watson and family arrived, yesterday, at Gordon's (ford,
Albemarle-street, from Scotland; Colonel and Mrs. Vyse left ditto,
for their seat in Bucks.

Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square :—The Countess
of Meath from Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stonettrwer, from
their seat in Cambridgeshire. Departures from ditto.—Mr. and
MIS. Wilbraham:sand family, for Cheshire ; the Dowager Countess
of Gosfort, for Brighton.
Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Major
Weyland and Mrs. Fraser, from Scodand ; Mr. and Mrs. Hes.
keth, from their mat in Lancashire • the Rol. Mr. and Mrs.
lard, from Canterbury ; G. Heard, Esq. from Ireland; J. Cum-
ming, FAq. from his seat, Trent Park, Hera; J. Morratt, E4l.
from Yorkshire • and Mrs. Wynne, from Heywood. Departures
from ditto and Mrs. Duncan, for Patti.; Win. Manley,
Esq. for Ramsgate ; and C. Perring, ..sq. for Oxford.
Departures from Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street :—The
Rev. Henry Torre, on a tour; John Nethercor, Esq. for his seat to
Northamptonshire.
Lord Alvanley has left town on a tour.
C. Moore, Esq. left town yesterday for Belvoir *tie.

Tli I.; Au 41 Y.
The 334 (Shropshire) Regiment of Fact has received orders to
march, on Monday next, from Chatham to Portsmouth.
The Depot of the 13th Regiment of Infantry embarked on
the istrinstant, on board the Zephyr transport, at Cowes, for
Chatham. _ _ .

Detachments of Invalids, belonging to the Royal Artillery, the
African Colonial Corps, and the zd West India Regiment, arrived,
ass the Bth instant, on boardthe Marquis of Huntly, at Portsmouth,
from the Coast of Africa.
As a proof of the high state of discipline of the Tenth Hussars,
it is stated on Tuesday morning, at four o'clock (no previous notice
having been given by the Command Ant to Officers or men), the
bugle sounded to korai, when, in the short space of twenty-five
minutes, the Regiment was in full march, completely equipped.
They bads grand field day on Broadelyst Heath, near Exeter.
Captain Berson, of the Royal Engineers, has been sent to Liver-
pool by the Honourable Board of Ordnance, to construct two large
works fur the defence of this important port. The one co be
erected on the Reek Perch will contain a number of very heavy
guns, and is to be built of stone ; the other will be constructed on
the site of the North Battery, on the North Shore.
The Montgomeryshire Yeomanly Cavalry, commanded by Co-
lonel WILLIAMS WYNN, will assemble at Viekbpeol, on the 6th
October, for eight days' training and exercise.
Thursday se'nnight, the Royal Cornwall Miners' Militia were
embodied at Truro, for 28 days' training, under the command of,
Captain JIAIONS. They appear to be a fine body of young men.
M. CLIAS, a small but exceedingly muscular native of Switzer-
land, who was, sometime ago, through the patronage of the Duke
of Warstnevon, commissioned as Superintendant of Gymnastic
Exercises to the Gentlemen Cadets of the Royal Military College,
with the rank and pay of Captain, continues to give weekly atten-
dance and instruction there and with great success, in all athletic
and manly exercises, which are best calculated to impart tone and
vigour to the youthful frame.