Star.
London, England, 1825-05-25 00:00:00

BRITISH CLAIMS ON SPAIN.

(Corr.) Foestnx-Or►tee, M6ll 90.
Gzertnests—in acknowledging the receipt of your Monismla* of
the 19th instant, praying the enforcement, by his Majesty's Go-
vernment, of the convention with Spain for the settlement of
British claims upim that Government, I am directed by Mr. Se-
cretary Canning to acquaint you, that his hiajesty's Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, now en his way to Madrid.
has special instructions to represent to the SpaniNh Government the
inconvenience to which the several claimants are put in conse-
quence of these delays, and to urge the speedy fulfilment of the
articles of the convention.-1 ant, Gentlemen, your most obedient
bumble servant,
(Signed) JOSEPH PLANTA, jun.
To Messrs. J. G. and W. Simpson,
2, Bush-lane, Cannon-street.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEACE.

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Lady Dynevor, at her house in Dover-street, from North Cray,
Kent; Colonel Gore Langton, M.P. Mrs. Langton, and family,
at their house in Grosvenor squire, from their seat, Newton Park,
near Bath ; Sir Wm. WrazbaU. Bart. at Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-
street, from Spring Cottage, Cheltenham; Sir Charles and Lady
Morgan and family, in Berner's•street. from Ireland ; Sir Charles
Macdonald, Bart. at Gould's Hotel. Jermyn.street, from Scotland;
Captain Seymour, at Long's Hotel. Bond-street, from a tour.

amours.
The Marquis of Mande'', forSesivre, Bucks ; Lord and Lady
King. for Ockhain, Surrey.

I'HE ARM V.

The Ist Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Lieute-
nant-Colonel Cwiertnia is to assemble at Ayr, for eight days, on
the 22d of June,
The Camboslang Yeomanry Cavalry. County of Lanark, lately•
commanded by Captain &mum. has been dissolved.
The Du'rhani Yeomanry Cavalry. commanded by Lieutenant....
Colonel Towaa, is to assemble at Durham on the 28th of Jame.
The Tyne Hussars, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Sir
THOMAS Boa Dow, ii to assemble at Newcastk•upon-Tyne on the
30th of June.
The lit Regiment of Dragoons, which recently arrived in Ire.
land, from Scotland, is stationed at Dundalk.
The 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons, which embarked at
Bideford, for Ireland, is stationed at Cork.
_ _ _

A detachment belonging to the 96th Foot, marched yesterday
morning, from Westminster for Winchester.

FORCES IN AVA.

His riaassri s TILOOP9:::F;01111 13th Regiment of
Light Infantry and 38th Regiment.—From Madras: 41st Regiment
and 89th Regiment.—From Bombay: 47th Regiment.
BOMA L DIVISION STA /T.—Brigadier-General Sir A. Campbell;
Aidade-Camp. Lieutenant Snodgrass; ditto, Ensign Campbell;
Brigadier-General W. Cotton ; Aide-de-Camp, Captain Sadlier ;
Deputy Adjutant General, Lieutenant-Colonel Tidy ' • Deputy
Assistant Adjutant General, Lieutenant Matlock ; Brigade Major,
Lieutenant Malim; Deputy Quartermaster General, Captain J.
Jackson ; Deputy Assistant Quartermaster General, Captain Wa.
terman ; Deputy Commissary General, Captain Fidda; Assistant
Commissary General, Captain Beckon • Sbb-Assistant Commissary
General, Captain Gairdner ; ditto, Lieutenant Rawlimon ; Deputy
Judge Advocate General, C. Grimes • Deputy Paymaster, Major
H. Nicholson; Deputy Postmaster, lieutenant Snodgrass ; Field
Engineer, Captain Cheape; Assistant Surveyor, Lieutenant Trant ;
Fort Adjutant, Rangoon, Lieutenant Ware ; Superintending flur-
g2on, ; and Medical Storekeeper, W. Jackson, Esq.
Bmseas, Tnoors.—Two Companies (7th and 9th) 3d Bat. ;
Detachment of the Governor General's Body Guard.
Bomar Tam:a—Detachment of Artillery under Captain L.
RaaaelL
MAMAS Demon Starr.---Commanding 4th Brigade. lieut.-
Colonel Mallet le Brigade, Lieut.-Colonel Smelt ;2d Brigade,
Lieut.-Colonel Brodie; 3d Brigade, Lieut.-Colonel Smith; 6th Bei-
pde, Lieutenant-Colonel MiDowall; Majors of Brigade, Captain
A. Wilson, Captain Kph Lieutenant Brbcoe, Lieutenant Young,
and Lieutenant Johnstone; Commanding Artillery. Lieutenant
Colonel Hopkinson; Major of Brigade, Grain klontgonserie;
Deputy Adjutant General, Lieutenant-Colonel S. linow ; Quarter-
master General, Captain Steele; Deputy Assistant Quartermaster
General, Captain Spicer ; Deputy Assistant Commissary General,
Lieutenant Manners; Deputy Judge Advocate General, Captain
Williamson; Commissary of Stores, Captain Lewis; Paymaster,
Captain Stock; Deputy Paymaster, Captain Tod; Superintending
Surgeon, J. Howard, Esq. Medical Storekeeper, R. Davidaen,Rsq.
MANIAS Taoors.—Two companies European Artillery, one ditto
Native ditto--lst Madras European Regiment, 3d Regiment
Native Light Infantry (Manahan), 7th Regiment Native Infantry
(Tavoy, Am) 9th Regiment ditto, 12th Regiment ditto,
Regiment ditto. 26th Regiment ditto, 28th Regiment ditto. 30th
Regiment ditto, 64th Regiment ditto' Light Infantry, 43d Regi-
men Native Infantry, Ist Battalion Native Monne.

Mr. Secretary and Mrs. CANNING had a Muter Party
at Gloucester Lodge, on Monday last. There were present. the
Count and Countess Linar, the Marquis and Marchioness Pax-
elCUSi Count VILLA Bast,, Mr. Viuwsas, Mr. PLANTA. &c.^-
Mr. Ress, the Minister troth the United States, and his Lady, were
also present, and took leave previous to their departure for Ante-
rior, which will take place in the course of the week.
The KINO has appointed Lord Viscount STItANOVORD,
10.11. (late his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Beni's.
ternary at the Sublime Ottoman Porte), to be Ambassador Extra.
ordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Court of Russia; and also the
Right Hen. Smarreas CANNING (late Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States of America), to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the &Wine Ot-
toman Porte.
The Cebinet Ministers assembled yesterday afternoon,
at three o'clock, at the Foreign Mice, Downing-street. There
were present :—The Lose Ceascasoa, the Duke of Wassail:est,
the Earl of LsvarroaL, the Earl of Ha runway, she Earl of Weer.
eleanass, Earl BATMAN; Mr. Secretary PANS* Mr. BCGIGUIT
CANNING, the CIIANCiLLOS of the Examinees, Mr. HINILIONIN'
Lord Hearsr, &a. The Cabinet Council satin deliberation till
half-past live o'clock.
Yesterday being the Birth•day of the infant Princess
Vanessa, the Duchess of Kmr, accompanied by her infant daugh-
ter and the Pandas Fomoss, left her apartments at the King's
Palace, Kensagme, about twelve o'clock, and visited Prince Leo-
na* at Madheroogh House. About balteast one o'clock the
Duke of Tam, the Duke of Seem; the Dake of GLOINNIII2I4
Prisms Ammo, Princess &PIM, Princess Sarum Maritsa. and
the Duchess of Gumeurtna,arrived at Marfbarough House and con-
gratulated the young Pritscasi on her birtis.4lay, the Princess eons-
pietag her dab year. The Royal Party were then entertained by
Prince Looms, with a morn elegant *mad of which the Royal
guests partook, and shortly afterwards separated. The Duchess of
TIED:, the Princess Vanua, and the Princess Fawns% retailed
to ji.amiagtoe.