Star.
London, England, 1825-07-12 00:00:00

I'IIE ARMS'. •
One Troop of the lat Dragoons arrived at Beiturbene irons Dun:
dolt, on she Leh Instant, and one Troop at Longford, from she sami
place, on the 4th instant.
The liSth Regiment has been ordered to march from Athlone
to Dublin.
The 59th Regiment jpasl?een ordered from Cori to this country.
The id Battalion Rile Brigade has spitted Dublin, in four divi.
lions, for Enniskillen, leaving a subaltern detachment at MiGuire's
Bridg.
Thee 75th Regiment is ordered to Dublin, from Fermoy, in four
divisions.
The flank companies of the 17th Reghsent embarked on Tues-
day, in the Hope, of Swansea, for Leith.
The Wigtonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Major Sir
WILLIAM Maxwau, of Monreith, Bart. will assemble at Newton
Stewart on Friday next, for eight days duty.

THE NEW JURY BILL.

The following Circular, respecting the new Jury Bill;
has been issued from the Home Office, for the due pro-
mulgation of that important and valuable measure :
WHITWALL, JUL: 4, 1142.5.
" Siu—l herewith transmit a copy of the Act (6 Geo. IV. c. 50),
which has recently passed. for consolidating and amending the laws
relative to Jurors and Juries. The machinery for the construction
of the Jury lists came into operation ow the lst instant, but the ge-
neral provisions of the Act will nut be in force until the corn-
asencement of nest year.
" As it is highly important that the duties of those who are con.
cerned in the formation of the lists should be fully understood. I
think it would be ex:rensely useful that yet should explain them in
your charge to the Grand Jury at the approaching Quarter Sessions.
And it will also be desirable that you should call the attention of
your brother Magistrates to the necessity of their appointing a
Spetial Petty Sessions, to be held within the last seven days of
September, for the purpose of receiving, considering, reforming,
and allowing the lists: the day of holding which Sessions most be
fixed, so as to enable the Clerk of the Petty Sessions to give notice
of it to the High Constable of each hundred, and to the. Church-
wardens and Overseers of each parish, before the teth of August.•
You will End thiasubject treated of in the 10th Section of the Act.
" Ike qualifications and exemptions of Jurors are described in
the two first clauses • and as they are also fully stated in the Pre-
cepts, which will be in the hands of the Parish Officers I hope
there is little danger of their bring misunderstood. The great
alteration consists in making the owners of personal property qua-
bled to serve on Juries, which is effected by qualifying those who
are rated or assessed to the Poor Rate, or Inhabited House Duty,
in 20/. or occupy a house with 15 windows.
You will not fail to observe, that the lists, which have been
heretofore prepared by the Petty Constable or Tythingman, are
now, according to the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth section, to
be prepared by the Chuichwardens and Overseers, who are deemed
to be, in the great majority of cases, more intelligent and more
conversant with the subject than those on whom the duty his
hitherto fallen. And the power given by the 11th clause, of in-
specting the Tax Assessments and Poor Rates, is calculated to
facilitate the discharge of this duty.
" The 44th and 45th sections impose such penalties on the Peace
and Parish Officers for the neglect of their several duties, as, it is
hoped, will deter them from neglecting them.
* I have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your most obedient humble Servant,
" ROBERT PEEL.

" To the Chairman of the July Quarter
Sessions for the ----."

The Earl of LIVUPOOL came to town from Coombe
Weed, and tke Cuascasioa of the Excnneeas from Charlton, to
attend the Cabinet Council.
Yesterday afterooon, Sir ROSZRT PRZSTOW gave his
annual white-bait dinner at Greenwich, to the Cabinet Ministers

and other Metal Gentlemen.
The Marquis of CHOLMOVOILIY bad a grand dinner
fart t yesterday, at his house, In Piccadilly.
The Dowager Countess of STAMPoRD entertained a
select oink of lfasitionables yesterday evening, at her home, as

Charles-meet, Berkeley-aspic.
The Lords of the ireasury have repealed the But-
lenge and Prise'. Duties on Wines landed at Plymouth.
Mr. DltAilitl, the King's Messenger, arrived at the
Colonial OfAce, Downing•street, from Ancona, on &today, bringing
dispatches from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.
Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Secretary of State's Oaks for Foreign Affairs; is Down-
ing-street. Among the Ministers were—The Duke of Wu-Luta-
mu, the Earls of LIIIIRPOOL, HARROWS'', INISTMORLAPV, and
IlAvEnam, Mr. 'Secretary Pan., Mr. Secretary Camino, the
CWASCILLOS Of the Rzeismauta, Viscount liammu-a, Mr. WYSS,
Mr. Heiztesou, Lerd Baxter, &c. The Cabinet sat till past three.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND has arrived at Berlin.

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It is stated in a recent letter from New York, that
Jesus Somarann intended shady to visit Ireland, with his suite.
and that he might be expected in the first week of August. It is
said the distinguished stranger, on his arrival, will proceed to view
the Lakes of Mersey, the Giant's Causeway, and the other not.
nand eurieddes and delightful scenery of the colon%
Tuesday, the sth instant, Marshal MACDONA
Duke of Tarantula, landed from a cutter at Bushmills, and neat.
Jay, accompanied by his suite, proceeded to visit the Giant's Cause-
way, sad other curiosities in its neighbourhood.
SOCUTY or BRITISH Awrirrs.—The Exhibition of
this Society closed on Saturday. We understand that the Exhibi-
tion has not only been more numerously attended this season than
the previous one, but that its sales base been liketvise more extensive.
An estate in Norfolk, offered twenty years ago for
$ 0, was lately divided into lots, and sold en building leases

for 21110,000. ' •
ADvAsTACIAII OF A BIEZIPIT.—A Lady, at one of the
Patent Theatres paid as charges for her Benefit af3Bo:—viz. ADCs
for rent of the house, 4140 foe kers, (490 for Ant-rate Tragedian%
two Ladies AU each), and printing, kc. 130.
A Roder is stuck up at the doors of 11 fashionable'
Chapel, at the West end of the tinvn,indatating prkty plainly that
tinpfretNlS are considered intruders *rho do not pay for seats.
Yesterday /morning, twentpfive men and boys (con-
victs) were removed from Newpte, by the caravan, to Portsmouth,*
previous to their being transported ter the Bermudas. On their
departure they ezpressed their thanks to Mr. Womses and his as-
sistants for the kindness shevrn to them during their confinement.
Mr. GEonos Gains ascended on Tuesday last front
the Palace Green, Durham, in his ntagnliteent balloon, amidst a
butnerons assemblage of spectators. It rose in grand style, although
not more than two-thirds inflated with gas, and. took an lasted)?
direction. After a short voyage of about 13 minutes, Mi. Chum
descended safely in a corn-Avid, about four miles from Durham,
and-near to the. &Daunt road.
The. crops in the neighbourhood 'of Edinburgl, are
inceedingly forward. and thriving. The wheat especially is. not
only generally well Ailed In the ear, but in many instances ia
ginning to take a yellow tinge.
A private letter from Madrid, dated June 28, states
that the Eve and Royal Pam*/ were•to go St. Melones on the
Indrinstant, and that fresh Ministerial changes were to take place
The Dublin Monsisig Post, of Friday last, ants-ounces
that a Goldman was robbed Is that City, on the premil Wed-
nesday, of two busiretl and seventies pounds, in Ma-pound notes.
The framework-knitters off Leicester, who have now
been out of employ nearly fourteen weeks, again assembled iniarge
numbers on Monday and Thursday last. Several persons, as
usual, harangued them from a window facing the **dwell, es-
kordng them in strong and forcible language to remain. Arm, as,
thefesid,
htunuu4st attain their object if they did so. Acccord-
ins to a a Meeting of the knotted branch, consisting'
o'lloo, took place at the White Swan, Market-place, on Thursday,
when the folg, among other Resolutions, was agreed to, via.--•
" That all present do from this day suspend their labour, and re-
commend all knotted hands, and other branches of the wonted nu-
nufactory, not present, to do the same." The warp loom knots
and wide frame hands have also ceased working until the pLeht
hose men obtain their " statement pricel." So that it should, seem
that the turn out Is likely to be more general than ever.
The Annual Medal of the Old Ilan' Pigeon Clab was decided
on Saturday, in favour of Capt. O. Bentipck. It was strongly
contested between Capt. B. Capt. Ross, and Mr. Osbaideston,
who, at the conclusion of the second day's shooting, were tics;
THE ANNIVERSARY. „

Keeping Tom's wedding day, his friends
Booed tilltheir brains were addled: .
They drank his Wag day ! Tom sigh d,
" That same day I we, saddle!"