Star.
London, England, 1825-06-16 00:00:00

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' The Grand Review of •Cloafry.it Rreassierw. is iambi.* fixed
us Tuesday The Illth if this ammids. The Roglinonst viddiarate to
be veisleared, are to hove a balm al Relgoda PleM-days preisloollf•
Tuesday ameaki, at eve es:fock. the Royal Horse liatards
aloe/ make the command of UMW Thui marched from the
Bretstilbaubr Baivicks tathtbridgeknd Its nelghbbuttood.
• laoridalkat half-past ones o'clock. the lit ltegbaent of
faitTrodseril ley Colonel Lynam, marched from their
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• imanibtts between nine and ten o'clock, another de-
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lbebig the last) of the 17th Light nragoons (Lancers),
under the command of Ca •
Abases, arrived at the Barracks in
Ihe:Regamt's•Park, from Dartford.
..11111am4ay the Iforthonsbetbnd and NeweastleVolunteer Cavalry,
bemßletkos_ their term of eight days' duty, were reviewed on
the'Temp fiblectw Ma* Smelts, of the ad, or King's Own,
11144 Magnin& Mm Dismounted Troop was reviewed by Colonel
P.teahona to the Tyn. Yeomanry Hussars coming off dirty on the
tith lament, they were reviewed by Major %swum, of the King's
Own Light Dragoon, who complimented them very highly on.their
Mawr, appearance. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir T. &moo* (the
' Commander). presented the then with five pines; to drink his
.11demirevis health ; and the bovines, of the day concluded with a
vied Mess dinner at the Omelet Head.
Ilie.Darhank Stabilfrap, and .Gibsi,le Yeomanry Cavalry. mem.'
kled on Wednesday, Id" llty 'of _Durham, to perform eight
The Ist Hattalim it the Csibbtreens Guards was inspected yes-
terday nmenisg in Hyde Park. by the Duke of Yoax.
His Rojal Highness, attended by his personal Staff, and amain-
paiiiedis the Duke of Carsaatoos, and several General Officers.
an the ground before aineedock, and was• received- with
,a general mime. The. Battalfori, after having marched past in the
astral manner, was manceuvred by Colonel Botrvitem. The forma
Uiesis Mid moireesents were exec-iced with celerity and precision.
sad the firing was excellent. Nothing could *exceed the fine
Stemstiony into square. The .mforinations into column were re-
plete:limed, and the whole of the manceuvres were most mind-
**, perkiest:4. This fine Battalion received not only the well-
esiti&rd peabe of his Royal Highness, but the warm commends-
limbed *Wiry Military Officer present. There • was a large- can-
e...fa of spectators. and the morning was highly propitious for
witnessing such m imposing military spectacle.

DUEL AT CHALK. FARM.
Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, a meeting
tricdt plate in:the neighbourhood (4' Chalk Farm, be-
tween M. I'. Smith and - Clement, Esqrs! owing
to p dispine which has lAtely been the subject of con-
veasation in the fashionable world. The fotmer Gen-
tleman was attended by Col. Smith, and the latter by
A. G. Blennethassett, Esq.
The Gentlemen, by appointment, appeared on the
ground precisely at the above hear, and were merely
accompanied by two surgical Gentlemen and some
very intimate friends. The seconds of each Gentleman
had some conversation. and used every effort to effect
a reconciliation, but all :Mediation was declined, and
• they took theirround at tvielve paces, Intl by a signal
givenithedtopping of a handkerchief), they fired, but
witbont effect; &Ir. Smith's ballet passing close to his
adversary's neck.- The seconds again interfered., and
for several minutes cndeavouted to bring about_ an
amicable arrangement, ha 211 interpoSition was refused,
and are Gentle Men having retained their ground. the
signal was given, and .Wr. Smith's pistol missed fire.
The seconds advanced on the instant, and the antago-
nists appearing "satisfied, shook hands and left the
ground., Tiara ended tliis unpleasant agar.