Star.
London, England, 1825-09-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Tire Depot of the ROth Foot, which has been ordered to Man-
•ebester, commenced its march from Gosport on the 26th instant,
and will arrive at Manchester on the 15th October.

The Depot of the 43d Foot his been ordered to march from
Plymouth to Colchester; it is to commence its march on the 3d
•of (ktober.

The 24th Regiment is still detained at Devonport. by contrary
winds.

A Detachment belonging to the 56th Regiment of Foot, marched
yesterday Morning, from Westminster, for Hall.
A Detachment of the 60th (Ist Battalion) Rifle Corps, marched,
yesterday morning, front Westminster, for Weedon.
A Detachment of the 96th Regiment of Infantry marched, yes-
terday morning, from Westminster, for Winchester.
A Detachment bekniging to the 93th Regiment of Foot, marched,
yesterday morning, from Westminster, for Gosport.
A Detachment of the 68th Regiment of Infantry marched, yes-
terday morning, from Westminster, for Chichester.

Ditachmeniibelonging to the 2d, sth, sib, 12th, 13th, 18th, 21st,
24th, 27th, 28th, 30th, 31st, 35th, 36th, 38th, 44th, 45th, 46th,
47th, 54th, 57th. 59th, 64th, 70th, 81st, 85th, 87th, 89th, 95th,
96th, and 99th Regiments of Foot, the Royal Staff Corps, the East
India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked, on the 18th
instant, under the command of Staff Serjeant Mac Gerona, at Dub-
lin, for England.

Detachments belonging to the 29th and 97th Regiments of Foot
embarked, on the 90th instant, at Dublin, for England.
A Detachment belonging to the 84th Regiment of Infantry em-
barked, on the 20th instant, at Dublin, fat England, on the Re-
.cruiting Service.

(CIRCULAR) WAR 01111 C; SM. 27, I$2S.
SlR—lt having been determined that the duties of Quarter-
master Serjeant to the regimental Depot, should be performed by
•one of the Serjeants belonging thereto, I am directed to inform yes,
that pay may be chirged for such Non-commissioned at
the rate allowed to Quartermaster Serjeants, vls. Two Mains
and Sixpence per diem, for the period during wlakk he may per.
form the above-mentioned duties.—l have the hosour to be, Sir,

your moat obedient humble servant,
(Sigoed) LAU. SULLIVAN.
The Officer Commanding
the Depot of Regiment of Foot.

-Commission in the Royal South Gloucester Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County and County and City of Glouces-
ter, and of the County and City of Bristol.
.Ensign Robert Moab= to be Lieutenant.

The Dublin Evening Post says—"" We can state, and
we need not add that it gives us great satisfaction in being enabled
to do so, that Mr. Cause a Catholic barrister of considerable
eminence, has been appointed to the Chairmanship of the King's
County, vacant by the death of the late Mr. THOMAS Ramses.
We congratulate the Catholics a Ireland on tit% proof, that at

least the local Government of the Country Is disposed to administer
equal and impartial lattice' in the distribution of offices ; and, no
doubt, the Catholics of the Pint County, who are to meet upon
their own question on Tuesday next, will avail themselves of the
opportunity of expressing their acknowledgments to Lord
WELLXSLEY and the Attorney-GeneraL"
In the original charter for building the Church at
Peron*, in Picardy, dated in the year 684, a clause was
inserted, directing the proper preservation of a yew
tree, which was in existence in the year 1790, about 1100
years atter this notice of it in the charter—a remarkable
instance of the durability of this species of wood.
Pugilism was never at a much lower ebb. In the six
announced fights, the whole stakes amount to only
1801. each side.

It appears by the Charitelaries of the Episcopal See of,
Aberdeen, lately edited, that the Statutes ur Canons of
the Scottibh Church, about the year 1250, direct, •" that
. all Eccle,iastics be suitably apparelled, avoiding red,
green, or striped clothing, and their garments not to be
ahorter than to the middle of the

HASTINGS, •
SEPTEMBER 21.
Wednesday last was the day appointed for laying the irst stone
of St. Mary's Chapel, on a site below the Castle CWII At an
early hour, preparations were made by Soma Rev, Esq. the
architect, and Mr. Join Sastik, the balkier. At three o'clock, the
Earl and Countess of Culcuessaa, Ladies Psixasa. CountDaVaines,
SOW.Abithualtiwa and Lady, Sirliowrian and Lady ELPIIMITINM
. and Mrs.Camoc, Mr. and Ildn.Lucas Saanwst.t.,Mr. and Mrs.
Mit.wasn, and all the rank and fashion of die town and neighbour.
hood arrived on the ground, when appropriate prayers were
delivered by Dr. &ace the Dean of Battle, and the Rev. Mr.
Waimea. The foundation stone suspended, with a large aperture
therein, received a glass bottle, containing various coins, over which
was placed a copper plate, with the following inscription:—" The
first stone of the Chapel of St. Mary, laid by Maly Hitlllllllll
incluse, Countess of Chichester, on the 21st of September, A.D.
11125. Sown Kim, Architect." The Countess being provided
wii an elegant silver trowel, made for the occasion, a little fine
iiiertar mallet, &c. the stone was lowered, and adjusted by her
Ladyship in the most graceful manner.
The Chapel will form the antre building of an elegant range of
hsuacs, called Pelham-crescent, which, with Peiham.place on the
tale side thereof, and Breed's-place on the west, will be found to
contain accommodation for families of the first respectability; and
the situation has the peculiar advantage of complete shelter from
the north wind, with a delightful view of the Sea, BeachyHead, &c.