Star.
London, England, 1825-02-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 7:d Regiment of Foot, has marched from Athlone to Dublin
The East Kent Militia, will, it is said, assemble for training
during the ensuing Spring.
The 67th, (or South Hampshire,) now at Bombay, is to return

NAVAL INTfLLIGENCE.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Cuxhaver
dated ith Feb.—" A most tremendous gale at West commenced
on the 2d inst. which increased on the sd, and continued until the
forenoon of yesterday. On the evening of the 3d, the tide rose to
an alarming height, and about eleven o'clock the inland bank gave
way, and the inundation has caused great damage. The Spring, of
North Shields, EDINGTON, and the Eliza, of Leith, CocoaAne,
which had been taken off the stocks two days before, after the
completion of their repairs, were thrown upon the quay, where
they now lie. Two warehouses are carried away, and I believe the
entire cargo of the Gottfried and Betty, JAcombe master, is lost.
Part of the cargo of the Aberdeen, WOOD, is carried away by the
Rood, and the rest damaged. 'The cargo of the Neptune, WADE,
has sustained much damage."
The Framligen, TserrstAr, front Uleaborg to Lisbon, was lost off
Christiansoer, the 4th November—three of the crew drowned.
The Gosport, HARK, from Archangel to Shoreham, is coodenuaed
at Drombelm, as unseaworthy.
His Majesty's ship HIND arrived at Zante on the Mk pf Decem-
ber, and was expected to proceed to Corfu.
FAraroterst, Pax. 10.—Wind S. light airs and variable. Arrived
the Indiana, Kos?, from Lisbon in nineteen days. Sailed the Bel-
lona, HUTCH/Ns. for St. Michael's.
PLessoutm, Fax. Io.—Wind W.—Sailed the Vigilant, Fox, for
St. Michael's; and the Laura, lairsune, for Tobago.
Pozesxouzer, Fla. 11.—Wind Southerly.—Arrived the Henry,
WarensoaLatm, from the Downs for Demerara. Sailed the Shipley
transport, foe Valparaiso.
Derr., Fas. Wind S.W.—Came down from the River and
remain, the lion. Company's ships Inglis, SCOLD Scaleby Castle,
NewALL; and the Kent. Cows, for India, with troops; also, the
Gilmore, LAws. for India; and the traosport ship No. 2i.
LivearooL, Fes. 10.—Wind W.—Arrived the La Fayette, FAN-
NING, from New York—sailed the 17th January ; Virginia packet,
KNionv, from Virginia ; Casar, Mimics, from Sierra Leone; and
the Ann, --, from St. Michael's.
Doves, Fell. I I.—The vessel laden with ordnance stores, which
was sunk in the fair way of vessels going into Dungeness Roads, has
been lifted, and moved in towards shore.
CUSTOM-110USF., FEBRUARY 11.
SNITS ENTERDO INWARDS---The Margaret, from Demerara; Vrow
Elizabeth, from Ostend ; Georgiana, from Dunkirk ; Aid, from
eallis • Julia, front St. Michael's; Betsy, from Messina; Ceres,
Memel ; Cora, front Gibraltar ; William, from Para ; Ebor, from
Petershurgh ; William, from Oporto; John Barry, from Bombay.
ENTEIik.I3 OulwAsos—The-Juliana, for Jamaica; Kingston, for
Bengal ; Furst Hardenbourg, for Stettin ; Commerce, and Jonge
&whist, for Antwerp; and Colombia, for Montevideo.
CLOARma OUTWARDS—The Mary, for Batavia; Perseus, for
Hamburgh ; Amason, for Jamaica; Courier, for Naples; and Mal-
vina, for the Cape of Good Hope.

WINDSnR, FEB. 11.—The Royal Lodge is in perfect
readiness for the reception of his Alsrarrr, whose arrival is

anxiously expected.
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Conn-
ell was held at the Foreign Office, Dowtting-street, which was at-
tended by the Loan Citeatc.at.tou and all the other Cabinet Minis.
ters, with the exception of Mr. Secretary Part..—The Cabinet Mi-
nisters continued in deliberation till four o'clock.
The Duke of )(utile and the Princess SOPIIIA paid

visits to the RING yesterday.
The Earl of ii A AROWBY gave a grand dinner on
Thursday, at his residence in Grosvenor-square. '
Tue,day evening last, the ceremony of Baptism was
performed by the Very Reverend the Dean of Coexist" on the in-
fant son and heir of the Hon. General Femmes, brother to the Earl
of Posts-arr. His Royal Highness the Hereditary Prince of
°asset and the Noble Earl were Sponsors; Sir RICHARD BOROUGH
had the honour of being proxy for his Royal Highness. The Hon.
Lady CnaaLorre Dotes, sister to the General, was Godmother.
The report of a visit from the Prince de METTERNICE
to the French Capital has been almost officially contradicted.
A loan of twenty millions of francs is said to have
been contracted in Paris for the service of the Greeks.
It is said, that the Hon. and Rev. Mr. FACEINHAN
will succeed to the Deanery of Emly. •
JUDGMENT.—This day, in the Court of King's
Bench, Mr. Josiah Taylor, convicted for keeping a noiorious
gambling-house in Pall-mall, St. James's, was sentenced by the
Court to pay a fine of X 5,000 to the King, be imprisoned for twelve
months in fierkenwell Jail, and enter into sureties for five years,
himself in £lO,OOO, and four others, in £2,900 each.
THEATRE, DRURY-LANE.---Mf. KEAN last night
again appeared at this Theatre. The part be enacted was that of
Shyloek,in The Merchant 4. Venice which he went through with his
usual excellence, and experienced the most rapturous applause, not
a dissenting voice being heard. The House was crowded with ele-
gant company, among which were an unusual number of Ladies,
particularly in the dress circle, who were not sparing in their marks
of approbation. Hence we suppose the opposition has ceased, and
Kean may shout " Idissuntra himself again.' ,
THE FIFE CAUSE.--It will be remembered this im-
portant cause, involving no less a sum than £20,000 a year, and that
depending on the judgment to be ultimately awat ded, as to the deeds
framed by the late Earl of Flee, after having been tried before
the Court of Session in Scotland, and in the House of Lords, was,
two years ago, remitted back to the Court of Session, to try an tune
in the Jury Court, as to whether they were the deeds of the late
Earl? The present Earl denying that they ought to be so consi-
dered, on account of undue execution in them, as be maintains, the'
late Earl's vision being affected. and for want of legal solemnities
being, as his Lordship also maintains, observed, it is accordingly
ordered that the issue shall be tried in the Jury Court, at Edin-
burgh, =the 9th day of ,Larch.
A requisition, signed by between thirty and forty of
the leading members of the Catholic Association, has been addressed
to Mr. CrGaMAIN the Secretary, requesting him to convener
NI Ar
resew, Meeting of the Catholics of Ireland, on as early a day as
possible, fee the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning
Parliament on the subject of the Bill now in progress against the
Catholic Association of Ireland." Mr. O'Goaatox has, in conse-
quence, appointed Tuesday next, at one o'clock, for the meeting.
The proceedings will be of importance, chiefly as iadiating the
temper of the Catholic Body nadir existing circumstances.