Star.
London, England, 1825-05-18 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The head-quarters of the 3d Dragoons have been rodeied to
march from Coventry to Newcastle.upon-Tyne, where k swill
arrive *tithe 3d of June; one troop from ilirminum to Carlisle,
and another troop from Abergavenny to Newcastle.
• CIRCULAR
To ens COLONEL or ens Ramon: or Form
War-Ofice, May 15,-1025.
Saa—lt having beets decided .that the duty of Paymaster to the
Depots of Regiment! on Foreign Service shall be performed by a
Subaltern, and that, to avoid the inconvenience which would ati+e
from frequent changes, he shall be permitted to continue at Mine,
and that be shall receive an allowance of four shilling+ a day for
the performance of this duty; I am to Pluest that you wilLtione
a proper person from among the Subalterns of your Regiment, 40
be appointed Acting Paymaster; and I have to add, that such
Subaltern will not be required to enter into any Bonds to the &lawn.
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant.
(Signed) PA I.SIERST(I,N.
The light Honourable John Thynne, commonly called Lord John
.-Tbynne, to be Vice.fAcutenant of the county of Somerset during
the absence of the Most Honourable the Marquis of Batts; his
Majesty's Lieutenanf of the same.
Commissions sigised by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of
the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of
Kingston-upon-Hull.
The Honourable Marmaduke Langley to be Deputy Lieutenant.
Militia—Rassign William Joseph Cabman to be Captain, vice
Richard Sykes, promoted.
Commission in the 2d Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia,: titled
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. '
Charles Steele, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cooke, resigned.

SPUKIING INTELLIGENCE.

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gT. J A ES/S. ST R RET--Tossoav, Six o'Ctoca.
Very few of the leading porting characters have left town fnr
Rpsom, the racing to-day not bring considered of sufficient Import-
ance; they, as usual, congregated in St. James's-street, and wash
heavy betting took place. The two first favourites keep their places.
Muleteer seems rapidly to decline in favour—he, who but a'short
tinie since disputed the port of first favourite with Rufus. Legacy
on the advance, as also liogarth, which latter, were it only front the
circumstance of " Sam. I..'hiffney's" riding hinwis in itselt.sufficlent
to make him a favourite, so skilful a pi ofessor:is he considered.
Aline, for the Oaks, against whom they yesterday offered 100 to 5.
found to-day backers, at 10 to 1. On the others there Is. sir very
matetial alterition.

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7 to 4 apt natal
7 to 2 agst IVeb
51 to 1 agst Legacy

. 6to 1 apt Hogarth
8 to 1 apt Muleteer
High odds apt any other
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21 to 1 apt Tontine 10 to 1 apt Mr. Greenlee
3 to 1 agst Pastime 10 to 1 agst Aline
6 to i agst Pipyline
No betting ou the St. Leger.

EPSOM RACES, MAY 17.

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Thew celebrated Races have commenced under the most favour-
able auspices, with an additional day's sport. The only alteration
or improvement on *Course is a small neat Stand, near the Judge's
Stand, for the Stewards and their friends, in which were Mr.
Northey and the Hon. Colonel Roos.
The betting men were not in great numbers, consequently the.
engagements were limited. The only alteration is on Muleteer,
who is at 8 to 1. The Races were as under—
Match-100 urn. last mile and a quarter, h. ft.
Greville's Don Carlos. 4 yrs, 7st. 51b. . • .• - • 4
Mr. Yates's Orator, 11 yrs, Sat. 91b. . .9
Betting before starting, 7 to 4 on Orator.
The Surrey Stakes of 25 son. each, 15 ft. Derby Cotirse.
Mr. T. Sadier's TriumphlS yrs, &Lift. I
Mr. Messer's }Amendment, 4- yrs, 7st 41b. . St
Sweepstakes oNS eon. each, 15 ft. for three years cid, 7rt. 71b.• and
four, Bst. 101 b. fillies, allowed Vb. The Virmiloot Guiana. The
winner to be sold for 300 soya.
Mr.3l. Forbes's c. by Selim, 3 yrs • 1: • • 1'
Duke of Richmond's b. E =election, 3 yrs. or •-7 t
Mr. T. Sadler's ch. f. by Soothsayer, 3 yrs . 11.
Mr. Rogers's Fiddler, s yrs old . • • ; rwito
The Shirley Stabs ef 25 soya. each ; for three yrs. old celtssee•7l6.
and fillks, fist. 41b. One mile.
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Mr. Berkeley's b. c. Flexible . 1
Mr. Maherly's ch. c. Velasques . • • • • • 9
Amongst the company, were the Duke of St. Alban's, Duke of
Richmond, Mn Mayne, eke. &c. Ite. .
The Kura'; gout, we regret to. say, c.ntinues to so
ineouvesterais degree, that It has been deemed advisable to postpone
his Mastien's Drawing !;loom still further, from Monday next to
Thursday, 9th of June. His Marione 's general health,,howstinr;
we are happy to state, is unimpaired and excellent. - • ri•i t: 3
..,The Duke of Yonst was unavoidably prevented float
bolding his Levee yesterday afternoon, as Commander•in•Chief, ag
timo:ice in the Horse Guards, by being obliged to attend the
of Lords, fur the purpose of presenting Petitions to their
Loedships. His Royal Highness paste red Ids Levee Twig's,.
- Prince War.rous of Batntswick was indisposed yes-
terday, at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street. • •
Yesterday Prince POLIONA 0, the French Ambit sad, r,
trawacted business with Mx. Secretary cams*, at the Foreign
Oakes for a considerable time, previous to his Excetieney's depar-
ture for Paris, to be present at the Coronation of his Royal Master.
Sunday the remains. of ti,e 13:shop. of .S.stassunv
Were barred with great funeral ceremony in Se -George's lilbspiel%
sx Whedaer. •
Independe"tly of the Petitions presented to their reted=
ships last night, there have been presented to * house of, :no*
this Session,sl Petitions in favour, and 442 against fortinac,*conces.
lions to the Roman Catholics.
Yester.tay, a preparistory Meeting was held at the
Freemasons Tavern, for thelpurpose of establishing a Society Solo-
vestigate the right of the inhabitant househoWers of Cities Sod Ai-
roughs to. be Burgesses, and in that character to return Menshore to
Parliament. Lord Nuositv in the Chair.—J. Witiaans, lisq. M.P.
moved that a Soilety be formed for the purpose already mentiinsed.
—Lord Guntoscuir seconded the motion, which was put, and car.
dad unanimously.
CORN;RXCHANGR, MARK-LANR. MAY 18.
The Mealiqg trade. is exceedingly dull this moruing, scarcely a
sale has ben dirtied; but what was sold being prime samples
realized Monday. prices. Barley is also very heavy„the finest qua.
limes selling for 40s. *pit quarter. Oats go off rather freely. Inn
netdoanse...-.Our supplies since Blenday, ana 1,1100.cr0 of W
alk-PF is- of iiariffi't 1.900.41 n• of I)4th said 11,9110saeits of Flour.
Mitts Atiievire...-Dubles 1, Waterford I, H.atburgb I.
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