Star.
London, England, 1825-06-24 00:00:00

TEE ARMY.

His Royal Highness the Coisstasesmarl-Cmst arrived at
lleuadow Heath• this morning, slant Italf.past nine o'clock, for
the purpose of inspecting the limilisems of Cavalry tO be reviewed
in the ensuing week. It has been sopped Om one or too addi-
tional Field-days would be required previetts.to the grand Review.
It is now understood that his Royal Highness will, after this day's
inspection, ft: the day for the Reilew. His Royal Highness the
Duke of CAMBIUMS was, on the ground, with several Olken of

distinction. ,S 1
If tht Review should take place on the 25th. as originally
intended, the itti Dragoon Guards will march from Hampton
Coen, on thelr mate to Dorchester, and the Scotch Greys from
Hammersmith, on their mute to Norwich and Ipswich, on the
30th instant.
At the Infantry Review at Wendwood Scrubs, on Monday, the
mood MIS be kept by the Stitch Greys.
Last night, a detachment of Artillery, from Woolwich, marched
into the Tower of London, and relieved the td Battalion of the Ist
Regiment of Guards till Wednesday next, the Gdards being in a
state of preparation to be, reviewed on Monday next, at Worm.
Earl Scrubs.
• * YIELD-DAY ON WORMWOOD, SCRUBS.
This morniagshe brigade of Foot Guards, omitting of live batta-
Hone, from the three Regiments,left town about six o'clock, and
mustered at an early hour on orntwood Scrubs for the purpose
of having a field-day preparatory to the grand Review, Sea for
Holiday nest. befall his Royal Highness the Duke of Toga, Com-
minder-in-Chkf.. The word -of command was give& by Major-
General Wool:mean, of the Coldstream Oyu& The lirlsg was
excellent. A vast crowd of persons were assembled On the spot to
witness the grand spectacle.
The duty of the Guards was yesterday and this day performed
by the 17th Lancers.
GRAND REVIEW OF CAVALRY.
. GENERAL ORDER.
Holum GUARDS, JOSS 11, 162 f.
His loyal Highness the Commence-in-Cunt will review the
undermentioned -Regiments, in three Brigades, on Tuesday nest.
the 26th inst, at eleven o'clock, on Hounslow Heath, Vit.-
211113AD11 Or ROVSZNOLO CAVALRY.

Ist Life Guards
Id Ditto Commanded by the Hon: Col. H. B. LIMON.
Royal Boise Guards
11120 ADI Of IILiVT CAVALRY.
lilt (King's) Dragoon -Guards Commanded by Col. Inasner,
114 (*men's) Ditto 2d Dragoon Gime. ' •
id (R. N. 'British) Dragoons •
111110 ADI Of LSORY CAVALRY.
7th Hussars Commanded by Lieut.-Col. Baomms-
lath Royal Lancers sox, lath Royal Lancers. •
Royal horse Artillery Ceinstanded by Col. Dwaine, Royal
(eight guns) Artillery, Aid-de-Camp to the Etna
The whole to be commanded* by Lieutenant-General Lord
Tswana SOURISRS, XXX., to whont. Commanding Mien will
report accordingly. •
The stit Hessen, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Lind
WSLLIAIf Russzu, assisted by such of the 17th Lancers as rice
net employed upon-ether ditty, will keep the rowed. •
One Tromp of the ask Human will assemble on the ground et,
sin o'elock in the morning. The remainder of the troops to keep
the ground will assemble at nine o'clock,. and Lieutenant-Ceinsel
Lord Wru.uae Russ= will receive his Orders front the Qaartcr.
Master-General.
The Stat to appear in full dress.
By his Royal ftlm-m the Cmonstimta.-
. H. TORRENS, Adjutant-General.
The *9th Regiment, leafletted at present in Ireland, has com-
pleted its establishment of 740 rank and ale.
A. Detachment el the Id Battalion of. the Ride Brigade ens.
barked, on tbe•Sd instant, at Dublin, for England.
A Detachment el' be 25th Regiment of Foot mobarked. do
'Sd instant, at Dublin, for England, on the Recruiting &deice.
A Detachment belonging to the 3d Light Dragoons embarked,
en the 7th instant, at Dublin, for England.
Two Troops of the 6th, or Enniskillen Dragoons, have been
ordered to march from York to Leeds.
The lath Regiment has been ordered to march from Kilkenny
to Cork. to
The Illth Regiment has been ordered to march from Naas
°omits!. ,
Monday, the West Essex Militia, under the command of Col.
Sysom M.P. were 'nattered at Chelmsford,- for the, latt time,
having completed as days' training, during which periodat-
tallied a perfection in military tactics which would have done cre-
dit to a regular Regimen; and too much praise cannot be given to
the Officers, for their 'strict &Mention to accoasplish this object.
(Cinemas.) WAIL Omer, June 17, 1825.
Sea—Referring to my circular letter of the filth Feb. 1924, No.
SOS, relative to the returns of exercise or duty performed by the'
members of the Corps under your command, I have to acquaint you,
that in future those return* are to be rendered annually, instead of
kelf-yearly, and are to be made up, and transmitted to this office,
is the course of the month of April in each year.
Forms for tbe twelve months, from let April. 111,6, to the Ist
April; 1916, will be circulated in proper have the honour
1.10 be, Sir, your obedient bumble servant,
(Sired) PA L bIERSTO N.
To the Commandants of Yeomanry Calalry.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

is Command,

Arrived of Dartmouth, the Juliana Stamm', from Havannah.
' Fatmouva Julie 44.—Wind N.- Salted the linutclif, Deese,
for Vera Cms.
Potersworru, Just W.S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Jaen% STABLING and Haw: cutters, from a cruise affinity ;
Cato transport, • SADIII4 horn Sierra Leone—sailed Bth May, in
company with the ships Providence and Asia, for London ; the
Loyal Briton transport had sailed from Cape Coast for Honduras;
and the Hazard, Cuttacncaare, from Oporto. Passed by the
Prince Regent, Waxes, from New South Wales—sailed from the
Isle of Prance 48th Feb. and from St. Helena, 17th April.
Dint Jose 2S.—Wind S.S.W.—Passed through teethe River,
the John Bushman, BLOW, from Grenada; and Louisa, Bungs,
from Lisbon. Alm from the River, the Hear and Sarah, Wavy,
for Seville; and Prince of Wales, Oman, feel ux.
Livaaroot., Jose 12.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the John, Berets,
and Ganges, Tomtits, from New Orleans; Danube, HWY/MOON,
from Wilmington; and Tinley, BIM!, from Alexandria.

A writer in one of the Papers, on the subject of the
Ship Canal; says, 14 What the feelings and the hopes of
the country arr, I know from three facts :—That a very
considerable number of masons and labourers have ad-
dressed one of the members of the Committee, with an
offer of working one month.on the Canal without any
remuneration,in order to render th. it utmost service to it.
That three new factories are building in one town on the
line of the Canal, which, with one of the same kind re-
cently-established, will require to ice as many coals as the
whole town was computed to consume when the estimate
was formed; this town is Chard, and the factories are
for cotton lace. That one of the shrewdest men he ever
met with is buying every inch of ground he can lay his
hands on, upon the line of the Canal."
We uqderstand that, in addition to the steps taken by
Mr. PAIIIII.II, his Mossellea Coast it Buenos Ayres, for the Ms
lease of the British subjects detained in Paraguay, he has also ap-
plied to Dr. FIVANCIA, to procure that of M. Bostroams, a French
subject, an eminent naturalist, and the companion of the celebrated
traveller Baron Mumumosr, and we trust that his intervention-in be-
half of that Gentleman will be attended with equal success. Al. Bon-
PLANO resides at Santa Ron, to the south of the river Tibiguani,
practising as a Physidan, and punning his studies in natural history.
He is nos to depart from Paraguay, nor correspond with any per-
ions residing out of DIN FRAIICIeS territory.. U. Hussman has
received Utters, dated August and September, from the [rootlets of.
Paraguay, giving excellent accounts of his health and employ-
ments ; among others, be had established a gin distillery. The true
,cause of the seizure of Bonn atie was the fear that the com-
merce in Paraguay.tea (Ike yeatke) would be 'tiered, as that cele-
brated naturalist introduced its culture to the south of the Parana.
NEW PVILiCATIOWn.----Messrs. KNIGIIT and LACEY
have lately publishedthe following tmponant Works :—Nielsolawer
attic Mechanic and British Machinist, with One Hundood
wings, 301.--Celehrated.Piila and Remarkable Cases of al.
Musinel Jonsnidence, from Lord Cobham down to Fauntkroy, with
inainshous Plates, Six Vols. ire. Ara igs...—wood as Rau.roade, wltls
*ma Engravinp, One Vol. aro. l4l.—Westmiosser Hail, with
mumsampsaAngravings,. Three Vols. small ilvo. !lg.—Lambeth and
the Vidalia, with numerous Portraits and Aug Three Vets.
sis.....atr. Ryan's Dramatic Table Talkiwithographs, Bagravipp,
Tine WI. Booby's Concert-nose and Orchestra Agee-
sia, Portraits, Three Vol.. M.—Mr. Moss% Art, and
Artists, with rive Portraits, Three Vele. 21r