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London, England, 1825-05-21 00:00:00

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CIRCULAR MEMORANDUM-Wont gt, 1825.
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The Colistawasa.lx-CatueLdireets that the future marches of ReJ
emits may be so re:ulated as to make Sunday a halting day, ea-
eepting only in cases of pressing entergessey. •-• • .
JOHN AC,DONAL D, Dep. Asli. Gen.
The following Corps of Yeeinunry Cavalry' bat e"-rtteivesi per-
mission to assemble for right days' training and exercises
The king'i Cheshire Volunteer LAgion, Colonel Sir T. F. Lai-
canto, at Liverpool, on the:Seth May. '
The Herefordshire, Major the Hon. T. 11. Reoser, at Here-
ford, on the 6th June.
The East Lothian, Lieut.-Colonel Sir J." G. Baran, Bart. at
Dunbar, on the 18th July.
The Oxfordshire, Lieut.-Colonel Lok Crionersttr., at Wood.;
stock, on the 4th June.
The Mid Lothian, Lieut.-Colonel the lit. Hon. Viscount l'irt--
!izt.r.s, Leith, Musselburgh, and Dalkeith, on the 15th Jul
y.
The Fifeshire, Major-General It. BALFOUR, at Cupar, on tin.'
17th July. ud
I The Dumfries-shire, Lieut.-Colonel Nl`Nlireno, at Dumfries,
the 15th June.
1 The Review of the 17th Lancers, which was to have taken place-
last Monday, at Canterbury, was postponed to next Tuesday, whet/
Lord E. Soarzasar will review them in the Cavalry Barrack Meld;
near that City. The 17th Lancers will march from Canterbury on
the 10th of June, for the cizinity of London, to be present "at the,
Grand Review of Cavalry by his Maaes.re ; they will then march
for Brighton, where they are to be stationed. The ilth will be
succeeded in canterbery by the Ist Dragoon Guards, consisting
of eight troops.
Two Companies of the 17th Foot, have‘bi:en ordered to march
from Hull to Chester.
Detachments belonging to the 12th. 24th. and 4.7,d Infantry,
marched yesterday. from Westminster, for Plymouth.
Detachments belonging to the 2d, 6th, Bth, 12th, 13th, 18th, 24th;
27th, 38th, 41st, 44th, 45th, 47th, 48th, 52d, 54th, 59th, 64th, 69th,
81st, and 85th Infantry. embarked on the 29th ult. under the com-
mand of Staff Serjeant BYRNE, at Dublin, for England.
A detachment belonging to the 26th Regiment of Foot, em-
barked on the 2d instant, under the command of Staff Serjeant
Scorn, at Dublin, for England, on the recruiting service.
A detachment belonging to the 2d Battalion of the Ri9e Bri-
gade, embarked on the "id inst. at Dublin, for England, on the re-
cruiting service. •
Detachments belonging to the Bth, 13th, 18th, 21st, 27).1, 30th,
41st, 44th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 51st. 52d, 77th, 85th, 89th, and 94th
Regiments of Foot, and the East India Company's Infantry, em-
barked on the 3d inst. under the command of Staff Serjeant Roo-
my, at Cetk, for England.
Detachments belonging to the 19th and 7351 Regiments of Foot, •
and the 7th Dragoon Guards, marched yesterday morning, under
the command of Staff Serjeant boos, from Westminster for Btis-
tol, on route to their respective Regiments in Ireland.
A considerable detachment of men belonging to the East India
Company's Service, embarked on the 18th inbt. from-Chatham foe

incua.
A brge detachment of Recruits belonging to British Regimentav'
embarked on Thursday, from Chatham fr—lndia.

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAY 20.
At a Congregation on Monday last, the degree of Master of Arts
was conferred by royal mandate, upon the Rev. Frederick Holmes,
B.A. of St. John's College, Professor in the Bishop's College, at
Calcutta.
George Borrows, Esq. was on Wednesday elected Fellow of
Cahn College.
Thomas Grainger Hall, B. A. and the Rev. W. Wiring, B.A.
of Maidslen Hall, were on Monday elected Foundation Fellows j
and Samuel Wilkes Waud, B.A. Fellow of that Society.
ROCLICSIASTSCAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. Richard Johnson, M.A. of Cabot College, Cambritlge,,
was on Wednesday presented to the Rectory of Lavenhatn, Suffolk..
The Rev. Mr. Simpson, of Burghead, has been admitted to thee
paitoral sharge of she Trinity Chapel of Ease, Aberileco..
Mr. James Mndie, prob.*linncr, Dundee, has received an una-
nimous ail from the United Associate Congregation is, Strut:say,
one of the Orkney Islands.

POLICE I.VTELLIGENCE.

111 A NSI 0 N-110USR.
A Suffolk Gentleman, of the name of Woolward, applied to the
Loan llavoa for a warrant to apprehend a parry who had defrauded -
him of £l5 ?s. 64. and his acceptance for .6::00.
He said that be saw an advertisement in the Newspapers, stating
that any sum of money was tebe had upon pet sonal security. He
wrote to the advertiser, stating that he wanted £5OO. He t eceived
an answer that be could have it upon paying live per cent. interest,
and 25.6 d. per cent. commission, and he agreed to the terms, and
desired his correspondent to deduct the imerest, atc. out of the
sum which was to be received for the bill. The correspondent,
however, wrote back word, that he was always in the habit of
receiving the interest and commission with the bill, for which he
should send a bank post bill, end Mr. Woolward was prevailed
upon to send along with his acceptance the sum of £l5 7s. 6d. He
in vain waited for the cash. Neither money nor bid reached him,
bet he got a letter Informing.him that his correspondent was gone
to Scotbnd,having been disappointed in money matters, but that
all was safe.
The Loan Mayon regretted that he could.not interfere upon tße
present ease. He bad heard of several others, some of which were
of a stronger nature, in which the same gang had succeeded to an
amazing extent. It was mentioned to him that £lOO,OOO in bills
were in their possession. His Lordship advised an indictment for
conspiracy.