Star.
London, England, 1825-03-29 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Emily Marchioness of Londonderry, for her seat North Cray.
Kent, fur the holidays; the Earl aad Countess of Jersey and fa-
mily, for their seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire ; Lord and
Lady F. L. Gower, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of
Stafford, at their seat, West Hill. Surrey; Lord Valletort, for his
father's (the Earl of Moant Edgecumbe), at Richmond ; Lady E.
Edgecumbe, for Richmond ; Lady Deering, for Brighton ; Mrs.
Egerton, for Brighton.

P4RTIES.
THIS MISSING.
Countess of Arran's Evening Party.

Countess of Essex's Party.
THOSIDAY.

Madame Falck's Party.
Countess of Arran's Party.

SATURDAY.
Countess of Arran's Evening Party.

Mr. Secretary CANNING came to town yesterday,
from Gloucester Lodge, and transacted business at the Foreign
Office. The Earl of Ltvasrooc transacted business in the after-
noon with Mr. Csuunsta.

Yesterday, the Privy Council Office, in Whitehall, was
sold in a variety of lots, previous to the building being pulled down.
Yesterday being the Monday in Passion Week, his
MAJESTY'S minor alms were distributed, under the immediate order
of Ms Grace the Loan HIGH AMON'S, to 800 persons, who had
previously applied for relief.
The Maundy Monies (4d. 3d. 2d. I d.) were issued by
the Mint Office, last week. _ _

Count PALMALLA, who has recently been re-appointed
Ambassador from Portugal, is shortly expected to arrive in a Por-
tuguese frigate.
Mr. O'CoHliam. arrived in Dublin, from England, on
Wednesday afternoon.
The Directors of the East India Company will enter-
tain Lotd Comments, their newly-appointed Commander-in-
Chief, and his suite, at the Albion Tavern, to-morrow.
The Rev. Mr. CROWTHER last night spoke for the
first time since Sunday; he bad a tolerable night, but his physicians
do not this morning consider him out of danger.
' Rio DE LA PLATA AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION:—
We are requested to state, that the subscription for the capital of
this Association will not open until Tuesday the sth of April, at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, at noon ; and that Letters on the busi-
ness of the Association are to be sent, free of postage, addressed to
one of the Trustees, Sir Joan R. HARRINGTON, Bart. Sir Getman
Ducxerr, Bart. or J. Bastaxa BIANCO" Esq. to the care of Messrs
Mosta/4ns and Co. Bankers, Pall-mall, or Messrs. Futtea and
Sattwau., Solicitors, Carlton Chambers, Regent-street.
Barowron, MARCH 28.—The Stag Hunt on Friday last afforded
a most brilliant and astonishing ran. The chace lasted several
hours, in the course of which the deer went, it is supposed,
upwards of thirty-five miles, and was finally taken at a place
called Doyle Post, on the road from Steyning to Horsham,
and distant at least twenty miles from Brighton. Many of
the horses were completely knocked up from fatigue ; the hunts-
man's fairly dropped beneath him, and will scarcely recover.—
Almost the whole of the field were thrown out, and the stag was at
one time entirely lost; most of the horsemen who went to the end
left their horses behind, and returned to Brighton in post-chaises,
and even then few returned home until nearly eight o'clock. Ibe
horses did not get back until the middle of the following day. Mrs.
Russell,that true Diana of the South, was up at the taking of the deer.
It transpired in the House of Commons last night, in
the course of conversation on some grants for public
buildings, that there is to be a new gallery for the ex-
hibition of paintings, instead of the Royal Academy's
present rooms at Somerset House, which rooms are to
be given to the Royal Society ; and that Somerset House
fronting the Thames is likely to be finished, the CHAN-
CEL Loa of the EXCHEQUER stating, that Mr. SMIRKE had
been desired to prepare plans for such purpose.
A new Company, proposed yesterday morning, at-
tracted great attention—one for the formation of a new
Foreign Stock Exchange, to be open to the Public.
Mr. HAYNE yesterday afternoon drove out of town
along the Turnham Green Road with his coach and
four; the coach built and furnished like a stage coach.
Mr. H. was on the box solos. Two grooms were b:hind
seated like passengers. There were lour Ladies inside
with black veils and windows up. They appeared to
be members of Mr. H.'s family ; one was said to be Mrs.
CARTER, his mother.

In justice to the memory of the late Mr. SHERIDAN, we
are authorised by Nlr. Data, the Treasurer of Drury-lane Theatre,
to give the following extract from the Books of the Theatre, in con-
tradiction to the assertion made by the son of the late Air. JOHN
l'axassit, before the LORD MAYOR, respecting the benefit given to
the family:—
•• 16th Sept. 1798.--To receipt of the House
44 Charge for Renters and Annuities

.e 571 15 0
101 18 0

" Balance . . £469 17 0
" Paid Into the hand. of tbe Bankers, Mews. Ha:mm*Bmm and
Co. ran .hall, to the credit of the orphan family."

THE ARMY.
Detachments belonging to the 13th, lath, 38th, 41st, 44th,•46th.
S9th, 67th, 77th, BSth, and 89th Regiments of Foot. the East
India Company's Attillery and Infantry, embarked on the 14th
inst. under the command of Serjeaut 111tDonome. at Cork, for
Bristol, on route to the Depots of their respective Corps.
Detachments belonging to the 2d, sth. 12th, 13th, 24th, 30th,
36th, 58th, 41st, 43d, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 54th, 55th,
59th, 67th, 69th, 89th, and 91st Regiments of Foot, the Royal
Staff Corps, and General Service, embarked on the 16th hurt. un-
der the command of Serjeant Harratarr, at Dublin, for Bristol, on
route to the Depots of their respective Corps.
The Guards will commence their Field Day Exercise in the en-
suing week. 1

Next week, six Companies of the 97th Regiment of Foot wit
embark at Chatham for Ceylon, to relieve the 45th Foot, which it
to proceed to India. The four Depot Companies of the 97th, will
be left at Chatham.

It is reported that 15,000 more men will be sent out to India ;1
and that, for that purpose, new Reginsents will certainly ►e raised.
Sunday se'hnigbt, the 72d Regiment, at present stationed in
Edinburgh Castle, appeared for the first time on the Parade in
their new Highland uniform. The only peculiarity about the dress
is the substitution of the trews for the kilt.

The depots of the loth (Glasgow Lowland), and the 71st (High-
land Light Infantry), are arrived at Winchester, from Albany bar-
racks, Lie of Wight.

Saturday sennight the Royal Company of Archers, the King's
Body Guard, finished shooting for the butt medal, when, after
three days' contest, JOHN LtinnNa, Esq. general accountant, Excise,
was declared victor.

NAVAL IA FELLIGENCE.

FALJOUTIf, Msacu 27.—Wind E. moderate. and fine weather.
—Arrived the Redman, Bayer, from Jamaica for London—sailed

15th January. Sailed the Mexican, ATKINS, for Loudon, and a
great many coasters bound eastward.
PORTSMOUTH, 'AIARCH 28.—Wind S.S.E.—Passedby for Hotter.
dam, the American ship Superb, 6roßoa, from China, last from
Cowes. Sailed the Little Sally, Gipson, for London.
Dot., MARCH 28.—Wind N.E.—Passed through to the west-
ward, the transport bark, No. 21.
HARWICH, MARCH 28.—The whole of the ships bound to the
Baltic sailed this morning, with a light breeze from E. to B N.E.
CUSTOM-ROUSE, MARCH 28.

Sums ESTI/SEG INwaans—Vrow Marie, and Julia, from Ant.
warp; Goede Hoop, from Amsterdam; Vrow Gezine, from
Rotterdam ; King George, from Calais; Mary, from Demerara;
Simpson, from Bombay ; and Scipio, from St. Petersburgk.
ENTSRED therwsans—Rose, for Rotterdam; Prince of Water-
loo, for Ostead; Auriga, for Buenos Ayres; Maria, for Rostock;
and Comet, for Malta.
CLEARING OUTWARDS—LiveIy, for Pernambuco; Briton, for
Alexandria; Bedford, for St. Mary's • Wilton, for Hayti; and
Rambler, for the South Sea Whale Fishery.