Star.
London, England, 1825-01-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

,7th Foot has received orders to march from Castlebar to

96th Foot is now on board the Vansittart East Indianian,
daily expected to sail fur the Cape of Good Ilope.
Following are the destinations of the Regiments ordered to
Regiment of Foot, from the Cape to Bombay ; 31st
Regiment, to Bengal; 9d Regiment, to llonibay ; 97th Regiment,
; 45th Regiment, from Ceylon to Madras. Those re-
ordered home are now countermanded.
13y tr.iiiiight two companies of the 34th Regiment, under
,nand of Major Because, marched from F.,miskilles to
Detachments have alio marched fur, Killesandra and
iimoduff.

re-engagement of Miss Foove, at Covent. Gar
seatre, is no longer doubtful. The part in which
to appear is already settled, and has no doubt
allected as likely to create a strong sympathy in
r of this charming actress, from the similarity in
nt which the part she will sustain bears to the
history of her own severe trials. The piece of
and Tears has been selected for the occasion ;
sk 111 be recollected that the part of the danglaer,
Jim of seduction, afforded her the first import-
4),,ttunity of winning, by her talent, that general
rarity as an actress, which had previously been
fed to her personal attraction.
1516 TWELFTH DAY (so called from its being the
th after the nativity of our SAVIOUR, and the day
ich the L•astern Magi, guided by the star, arrived
hiehem to worship the infant Jesus) and has been
o•d in this kingdom ever since the days of Alfred,
se time, says Collier (Ecclesiastical History) a law
~ade with relation to Holidays, by vir cue of which
:eke days after the nativity of our SAVIOUR were
le,tivals. This, as Browne observes, is one of the
tof the twelve, and of more jovial observation
le visiting of friends and Christmas gambols. It
,o called the Feast of the Epiphany, from a Greek
!signifying manifestation, from our LORD'S having
On that day made manifest to the Gentiles.
is day, the General Quarter Sessiogs for the City
Liberty of Westminster commenced,before FRAN-
',.Nsr, Eq. and a full bench of Magistrates. The
idar rs by no means heavy, nor are the cases of fe-
rn...demeanour, &c. of an aggravated descrip-
,—As soon as the Grand and Petty- ,juries were
the Court proceeded on the traverse paper.
.ihe of any importance occurred.
,bout the hour of eight o'clock, on Thursday night, a
is riot occurred in a house in New-street, Dublin,
4111411 named Martin Flanagan received four stabs
;he shirr., instrument, from, as it is alleged, a man
!.1 John Calaghan, who has for the present escaped.
igan was crAk.veyed to Meath-street Hospital.
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Callaghan and Catherine Callaghan have been
i into custody, and have been charged by Dana-
, %, ife with assisting John Callaghan in assaulting
orshand.

le Carlow Morning Post, itk its address to its sub-
iers at the commencement of the new year, says—
. warn the peasantry of this County that there are
'dial ies, at the hour we write this article, perambu-
!: Ireland in various directions ; and some of those
have futind their way into this County."
counts have been received of the arrival of the
Sally, off Aldlta, on the 90th November, on her
ii' Napoli di Romanis, with upwards of 50,0001.
he Greeks.

ristura, Day, the new Catholic chapel, at Car.
t• as opened for Divine Service, before a large and
!amble congregation, when a collection was made
13 of the building, amounting to upwards of 701.
!e Corporation of Newcastle have subscribed 501.
ards the expenses of the enquiry respecting a bet-
cimmunicAitom between that town and Carlisle.

"uesday se'nnight, as James Greenfield, jun. son of
Greenfield, blewer in Coldingham, and John Black,
..ie same place, cordwainer, were amusing them-
selves in the brewery, they lost their balance, when
:k, to prevent himself from falling into the brew-
ale, laid hold of Greenfield, by which means they
both precipitated into the boiling liquor ; although
almost immediately taken out, they were so severely
'tided, that Black expired at about seven o'clock the
‘e evening, and Greenfield at about three o'clock the

.owing morning.
The Rev. W. PROCTER, Minister of Alnwick, had the
• felicity of having his whole family, consisting of 12
and daughters (most of whom have for many years
I acting their respective parts in the great drama of
lan life in different parts of the globe) collected un-
their parental roof on Christmas-Day.
.ABLY SEASON FOR Laslast.—A ewe, belonging to
7110 NY CLAPHAM/ Esq. of Benwell Grove, lambed
loins on the morning of Saturday last, both of which
• thriving remarkably well.
steam boat is at present constructing which h.
xstined
,to accelerate the navigation on the lakes of
Neufchatel and Bienbe, and to facilitate the communi-
cation between the one and the mho. A canal is also

contemplation, which will Cairn a communicat;on
ktween the Lakes of Geneva and Neufchatel; and
steam vessels may by this means go ►from these Lakes
along the Rhine, into the Baltic Sea.

HUNTING.
Upton Mowaaae, JANUARY 3.—Thursday the Quorn hounds
at Owthorpe, Nottinghamshire, and found a fox, which took a
4by Cotgrave Plantation, back to Owthorpe, and was lost,
riteT then tried Kinnoulton Gorse, and found a fox, which went
ivay in high style up to Winstey, back to Kinnoulton, leaving the
Gone to the lett, nearly to Hickling Town, over the lift, leaving
Parson's Gorse and Broughton Tows to the left, across the Melton
1, nearly to Dalby Clump; then direct for Six Hills, and round
right hand corner of Mundy 's Casten, but did not go in ; here he
in viewed by the few who had the luck to be on good horses; after
taiingthe Gorse, he took his line by
.Walteti Plantations, along the
tNI road ;be was here in view for upwards of a mile and a half; he
'ieabent toSeagrove,and not far from Consingeon Gorse,then went
L.:cct far Ratchff on the Rake, and was killed going into a planta-
time. 'the distance from point to point is thirteen miles. and
run in one hour and fourteen Minutes, without a cheek. The
1;4 PrObably was fifteen miles. Out of a very large field, the foi-
"lot five Gentlemen were the only ones resent When the foz
abed:—Su Harry Goodriche, Lord Rancliffe, Mr. Hulyoake,
king
Masher, and Mr. C. Wright, To prove how decided
r"ing was, Mr. Osbaldeston and his whipper-in did not come
,or a quarter of an hour after the fox bad been killed.
Mr. Cann right's hounds will meet on Saturday, at Bridghant
Common ; Monday, at Fast Harlin& -
STEEPLE CHAS&
ox Nomura.—The Sweepstakes Steeple Chase, for 100
between Messrs. B. Batitsbottom, Culver, and
numbers of the Farky Hunt, and riding their own horses,
tl'icv en Tuesday. The ground was from Burnham Fields,
i„V"hlke, to Mr. Cleaver's hunting box, at Hurst, one milk
,T oiling ha in . After going gently together through Maiden-
Mr. Cleaver left the others, and took the road to Windsor,
When he turned off to the right, perhaps three miles,
~,'srat route, but the roads were so watery and bad, that be
by half an hour. Nis opponents kept together on the
to Hare Hatch, three miles froni home, and wok over
They were in sight wbets within a mile of the hunting
,
lr. Rainsbotturo won the that, by speed en his (4n1"1
Tumbler. The distance is about abirgeela miles, and it was
''t fifty minutes.

'De :7th Foot
Limerick.
The 9oth Foot I
sdaiehii daily espi
The following Al
I,jia :—oth Rep
//fitment, to Brill
to Ceylon ; 45th 1
ordered
• 3iaday se'nnigl
the command of
Geol. Detachni
IL::yjarnestluff.
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The re-engai
aen Theatte, is
is t stFl'eal
svlected a
I,otir of this c
jac:delit M Inch
;wet y 0
Smiles anti Tea
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ilppe,rtuti tj
rope:wit), as ;
accorded to he
This is Twit]
Twelfth after tl
en which the I
r • at Bethlehem t
~,served in thi
whose time,
was !trade veld
h,
the tzeelvc day
rAde ie,ti vals,
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is fir the visiting
t is also called t
.
word signifyin
been oil that clh
ig This day, 1.1
ig and Liberty of
cts E,
caleniaz is by
mo•deti,
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rat swniii, the C
No case of an
of About the t
minus riot oc
in
whe.; a 11140 n
he ut s•,:ese sliaril
name.i (
he oan was
dsCallagl
• taken into Cu
et s. ife i;
hSt her Inishand.
ite The Carlat
scribers at thi
he We warn tl
an iti-ettdtat ies,
!la Irelam
ti. incen,!iai ies 1
Ac counts
ne
Little Sally,
m, way 6) Napo
ed for the Greek
en Ch ist tins%
er-
lisle, v' as ope
stspet table o
rat in ad of the
ae, Tie Corp(
to towards the e
tet cOmmunia
Tuesday se
at Mr. Greenfiel
lUt 4' the same
saves in the
on Black, to pr,
3S, kettle, laid l
were both pre
almost inime;
be scalded, that
tn_ tame evening
of following mo
The Rev. l
31- rare felicity c
of sons and ciao)
been acting tl
human life in
rs• der their pare
of EARLY SE
ay, ANTHONY Cl
loins on the
ch are thriving
Qr A steam I
destined
.to
Neufchatel ai
; cation betwee
ks eontempla
between the
a steam vessels
along the Rh
mg.
rns Mos
RE Let at Ovithori
lay fog by Cotgra
They then tried
)ff ftay su high stl
Gum to the let
to Parson's Gorse
!rad, nearly to
to Le right hand c
in- to viewed by
arm 4a/ the Go
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eg- '4lread; bele
:td laeabent toSeat
kd Qttct far ltatcl
thire• Th
run in one
re- ,7• Probably w
led
"tat five Ge
41ffied:-81,
be Mr. lagt
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Ws fiv a quartet
~Mr. Carts% rig
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:he 1/4.,uunnoi
he NV* oh Nol
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nd 44, Mr. Cit.;
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