Star.
London, England, 1825-07-22 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, JULY 21.—Yesteiday evening, after din-
ner, his MAJESTY took an airing in his pony phaeton,
accompanied by the Marquis of CormomAm, in the
Great Park. His MAJZSTY returned to the Royal
Lodge about half-past eight o'clock.
At half after one o'clock this day, her Royal High:
ness the Princess AUGUSTA, with the Duchess of CAM-
BRIDOS, the Princk and Princess, and the Duchess of
GLOUCESTRR, left Progmore in two open carriages, on
a visit to his MAJarv, at the Royal Lodge, where hey
partook of refreshments, and afterwards continued their
airing in the Great Park. They were accompanied
by the Duke of CAMBRIDOZ on horseback.

Mr. Secretary CANNING, we are happy to state, has
now no complaint remaining but excessive weakness. The Right
Hon. Gentleman will leave town in a day or two, foe Lord Lana-
roor.'s seat at Coombe Wood, for change of air.
The HRRALD yacht has arrived at Greenock, to take
on board the Bari of Datnouslx, his family, and suite, for Quebec,
the seat of his Lordship's government.
The Duke of GRAFTON entertained a distinguished
Party to dinner yesterday, at his house in Clarges-street, Piccadilly.
The Dowager Countess of STAMFORD had a select
Party yesterday evening, at her house in Charles-st. Berkeley-sq.
Captain GRORGIR SToax, of the Ist Life Guards, has
been for the last fifteen days in a dangerous state from a violent
'attack of inflammation of the lungs, brought on by a cold caught
while fishing, at his quarters, at Staines.
Prince GORTCHAKOPP attached to the Russian Le-
gation to the British Court, arrived at Liege on the 15th instant,
en his way from London to Sr. Petersburgh.
The King of the NRTHIRLANDS has appointed M..
Aunt/sees Saunas, Consul for the Netherlands at Lima. • ,
EASTBOURNE, JULY 20.—A few evenings since, Mrs.
Courts arrived at this beautiful and- retired watering-place, and
ea Sunday dined with Lieutenant-Colonel and. Mrs. WILLARD.
The /Carl and Countess of BICKADALIMIR are occupying a bon* be-
longing to Mr. lDusuast.z., in Southbovrne.
Wednesday evening, as JOHN RAMSAY, Esq. ofFelix
Cottages, near Highgate, was coming towards town, his botse took
fright at *paper like which some boys had just flown in a field adjoin-
ing the road. The animal set off at full speed, and the reins having
slipped over the neck, the rider, perceiving no other alternative,
endeavoured to throw himself off as the horse was descending the
bill, not far from Mr.. Courrs's Lodge. In this attempt, however.
he failed, his foot remaining in the stirrup-iron, in which state hi
was dragged for nearly a hundred yards, when the animal's progress
was stopped by a carter, who judiciously pulled up across the road.—
Mr. RAMAT@ when taken up, showed no signs of life, and his bead
and face were dreadfully lacerated. Surgical assistance being pro-
cured from Bentish-town, he was bled with the desired effect, and
his wounds were then examined : the left arm was broken near the
shoulder, and the parietal bone sustained a slight fracture. This
is the second accident at the very same spot, occasioned by the lame
dangerous practice.
This morning, four young men, good swimmers,
went out in a boat to bathe in the Thames, off Chelsea.
One of them, named Thomas Smith, who lived at an
upholsterer's in Drury-lane, sunk, and before his com-
panions could render him assistance, was drowned.
This morning, about half-past six o'clock, a poor
man, named Jones, came in contact with a waggon,
in Tooley-street, and was so seriously injured that he
died on his way to the Hospital.
The weather has, during the week, been intolerably
hot. The thermometer has ranged between 69 deg.
and 84 deg. Wednesday morning we experienced a
slight fall of rain, which, it was hoped, would have
continued, and have cooled the burning atmosphere.
It passed off, however, and the heat became as in-
tense as ever. In the afternoon, when the atmosphere
was sultry in the extreme, loud peals of thunder were
heard; but the thunder was unaccompanied by rain.
It was succeeded, however, by a brisk breeze from the
eastward, which had a most grateful and reviving
effect in cooling the attuosphere.—Liverpooi taper.
In the Justice Court at Glasgow, several cases oc-
curred in the course of last week, where severe punish-
ments have been inflicted on militia-men for enlisting
into the line. From the investigations, it appears th.*t
an idea is prevalent amongst militia-men,that on expiry
of their days of training they areentitled to enlist. Su( k
an idea is utterly erroneous, and those acting upon it
subject themselves to punishment.

-THE ARMY.
-rim.

, the tad, lion Littleton, Nenagh, and Templemon, Is now in
/Dublin. •

Thu Mb, trona Dublin, is now at Romeo, Littleton, Neagh,
and Temple:nate.
The 9d Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, which is at present sta-
tioned-in Dublin, has completed its augmentation establishment.
Detnehments of recruits belonging to the 6th, 2lst, Slst, 41st,
45th, 47th, 54th, 59th, 60th, 69th, 70th, 71st, 74th, 69th,113d, 94th,
and Royal Staff Corps, arrived in town on Wednesday, from Scot-
land, Sod marched this morning from Westminster to the Depots
of their respective Battalions.
'The •10th (the Prince of Wales's Own) Royal Regiment (Has-
san) will, on the completion of the Barracks at Exeter, march from
BrlstQh and Stroud to that station.

• • NA PAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ceiszem or ma Gomm—Tuesday, a bottle was picked op by
Thomas Wbiteirtile, While fishing on the Horse Bank, near Lytham,
'conttittitiVerospieces of paper, with the following words, written
widargenFil r---" September 24th, 1824, spoke the ship George,
in lat. 25.18. N. and long. by chronometer 55. 20. W. all well.
Cawiitt TaLtar." " Whoever finds the inclosed is requested to
report ft." •
The Rotterdam, LAM M, for Rotterdam, put back to Gravesend
yesterday. ivith damage.
Fatherly, JULY 20.—Wind E.—The Redpele packet is ordered
to sail immediately, with disparches far Mexico. Off the putt,
the Proildence, HARRY, from St. John's (N. 8.)
PObesmouve, Juts' 21.—Wind E.—,Arrived the Elizabeth,
Mamie; hem. Gottenburgh ; and Maria transport, front the west-
ward.'' Sailed the William Harris transport, fot Gibraltar, Etc.
rOZAL, JULY 21.—Wind N.B. by K—Arrived the Cape Packet,
front the South Seas; Sicilian, JAMESON, from Africa;
Sirius, &Lavas, from Oporto; and Maria, MiC6r.r., from Rio.
LisMiteom.„ JULY 20.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Berlin, Wam
vms,-'from Jamaica—sailed Ist June; John Wells, Masts, from
NeWltork-4ailed 25th June; Lincoln, Jzrrrasow, from ditto;
Cossack, Nlowar, from St. Andrew's (N. 8.); Aurora, --, front
St: l'esersburgit ; and Charles, Baocte, from Dantzic.
/lutr., Jona 20.—The Good Agreement, FAIRBURS, from Rot-
terdam, in taking the harbour last night, struck upon her anchors,
and,' to prevent het sinking, was hauled on shore, with tight fret
water in her hold. She is now in the Old Dock, and her cargo
discharging. •