Star.
London, England, 1825-05-02 00:00:00

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OF KING'S BENCH.-:—Tnis DAT.

larrumaia tame into Court at ten o'elbelt, and
dispose of motions at the bar.
CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
vitas v. MOON.

rose and said, he had to move his Lordship, Irby •
information should not be preferred against the defii•d.
ng the plaintiff (his client), who was an Attorney of
a breach of the peace, in sending him a challenge to
The circumstances that led to his present applica.
red in consequence of a certain Company, which, how-
ever, the Learned Counsel did not mention. The Court granted a
Kole to show cause.

At eleven o'clock the Judges left their respective Courts, and
proceeded to the House of Lords, where they assembled to hear
the further argument on the TheHasson case.

THE ARMY.

The Depot olds, 56th Regiment embarked from Portsmouth
on Saturday afternoon, in the Speke, and sailed for Chatham.
The 'td Regiment of Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry will assemble on
the 23d instant, for permanent duty, at Buckingham, Aylesbury,
and Winslow.

The Montgomeryshire Militia will also meet at Weishpool, on
the 23d instant. The Non! Devon on the 25th, at Barnstaple.
The Nottinghamshire Militia are to assemble at Newark on the
7th of June. _

The
'I l4th Dragoons, en their landing at Waterford, marched to
the following stations : four troops, head-quarters, to Cott, and
two troops to Fermoy, where they are to be stationed.
Saturday senttight, the entire of the 10th Royal Hussars em-
barked at Waterford, for Bristol, in the transports which carried
over the 14th Light Dragoons.
The 15th Hussars, from Cork, were expected to arrive in Dublin
this morning: at which time the 9th Lancers were to proceed, in
three squadrons. for Cork.
The 68th and 71st Regiments have now their Depots fixed at the
Broyle barracks, near Chichester, and the 51st are daily expected.
Tuesday, the Depots of the following Regiments arrived at Ports-
mouth, from the Isle of Wight, for the purpose of forming Provi-
sional Battalions :—The 23d and 434 to form the sth ; and the
12tb, 64th, and 94th. to form the Bth Battalion. They are quar-
tered at the Long Room Barracks, Stonehouse.
A part of the garrison troops from Albany Depot embarked last
week, from Cowes, on board the transport brigs Hope and Zephyr,
for Leith and Chatham.

(CIRCCLAR) Commissariat Department, Feb. IS, 1825.
SIR—I am commanded by the Lords' Commissioners of his
Majesty's Treasury to acquaint you, that their Lordships have re-
cently had again under their consideration, the rate of Stoppage to
be made from Clerks employed in the Public Military Departments
abroad ;,and they are of opinion, that, under all the circumstances
which have been represented to them,it may be expedient to consider
all Civilians, employed exclusively as Clerks, to be entitled to rank
as Officers, and that suck Clerks should pay a Stoppage of 26d. only
per day for their personal Ration; and the like Stoppage for the
Ration of a Servant, if such Ration for a Servant is drawn.
My Lords, however, desire that this indulgence may take place
from the 54th of the month preceding the receipt of this communi-
cation; and that it may on no account be considered as giving to
the parties who, previously to that time, have paid a stoppage of 6d.
a day for the ration, any title to a return of any part of the money
so paid ; and that they further desire that this indulgence may not,
on any account, be extended to any persons performing jointly
with some of the duties of a Clerk, any inferior duties, such
as Storekeeper, Issuers, &c. such persons having, in their Lord-
ships opinion, no claim whatever to rank higher than Non-som-
missioned Officers, and as such should be subject to the Stoppage of
ed. per diem for their personal Ration. I am, Sir, &c.
(Signed) GEORGE HARRISON.

MILITARY PROMOTION&
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Pala-
tine of Chester.
John Ryle, Esq. (and not John Peyk, Esq. as inserted in the
• Gazette of Saturday last by mistake), to be Deputy Lieutenant.
Royal lvheshire Militia—Harry Mainwairing, Gent. to be Ensign•

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