Star.
London, England, 1825-02-19 00:00:00

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The Militia are to be called out, for the purpose of being trained,
twenty-eight days in April or May.
klusEEs or THE HOUSEHOLD Taoors.—The Assistant Adjutant-
General, Lieutenant-Colonel D'Aciuman, commenced his half.
yearly muster of the Household Troops on Thursday. He mus-
tered the 2d Battalion of the 3d Foot Guards on Thursday, in the
Tower. The Grenadier and the Coldstream Guards were mus-
tered in the Park, yesterday morning; and the Ist Regiment of
Life Guards, and the Royal Horse Guards, were mustered this
day. The 2tl Life Guards will be mustered at Windsor.
THE LEVY FOR INDIA.

By the last Returns which have been received from the different
Recruiting Parties in Ireland, it appears that 1192 men have been
enlisted for the British Regiments serving in India.
Detachments belonging to the 4th (the Queen's Own) Light
Dragoons, and to the 2d, 6th, Bth, 13th, 24th, 27thr 58th, 51st,
41st, 43d, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 64th, 67th, 69th, and 89th
Regiments of Foot, and to the East India Company's Artillery and
Infantry, embarked on the 26th ult. under the command of Staff-
Serjeant BRADY, at Dublin, fur Bristol, on route to the Depots of
their respective Corps.
Detachments belonging to the 2d, sth, 15th, 18th, 51st, 44th,
47th, 67th, 85d, 85th, 89th, 94th, and 97th Regiments of Foot,
and to the Royal African Corps, the East India Company's Artil-
lery and Infantry, embarked on the 28th ult. under the command
of SerJeant Csistriar, at Cork, for Bristol, on route to the Depots
of their respective Regiments.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENC6 left their re-
sidence at Bushy yesterday morning, for London.
Yesterday, the Bari of WESTMORLAND transacted bu-
siness with Mr. Secretary CANNING, at the Foreign Office.
The CSIANCELLOR of the EL( traocratt transacted bu-
siness for a considerable time, on Thursday, at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday, at Asliburnham House, her Excellency the
Countess Lisvgiv was safely delivered of a sun.
The Dublin Papers contain a report of the proceed-
ings of the Aggregate Catholic Meeting, held on Thursday last.
Lord KILLFIN was in the Chair. Nothing intetesting occurred;
and the Petition to Parliament against the Suppression of the Catho-
lic Association was of course carried unanimously.
1 The Earl SOMERS in riding out from Eastnor Castle,
on Wednesday last, in consequence of his horse falling, was thrown
down with great violence so as to break a rib, and to be otherwise
much bruised.
Yesterday workmen commenced the operations of
pulling down one side of Downing-street, extending nearly to the
house of the Cirmicxxxos of the Excite:Quite, which will not only
widen, but otherwise contribute to the improvewent of that street.
A letter fi on* Callao of the 22d of September, men-
tions, that Mr. MILFORD Wiesow, son of Sir R. Wicsow, who had
acted as Aide-de-Camp to Roust*a during the campaign in Peru,
had gone on board the American ship United States, then in the
harbour of Callao, in consequence of a wound received in one of
the recent engagements. It was the intention of Captain
to have gone on board an English ship, but he was conveyed by
mistake to the American vessel. The surgeon of his Majesty's
ship CAMBRIDGE, which was off Callao, on hearing of the circum-
stance, immediately paid Captain Wilson a visit, and had the sa-
tisfaction of ascertaining that his wound was not of a dargerous
stature. All the attentions which his situation naturally claimed
were paid him by the Officers of the CAMIIIIIDGE.—When Captain
Wilson, joined Rociva it's army, that distinguished individual
wrote a letter to his father Sir Rosner, complimentary alike to the
father and the son, and stating that although he cannot venture to
invite him to America, he concludes by hinting, that a visit from
him would he extremely acceptable to the champions of freedom
in that quarter of the world. •
About noon On Wedresday, an extraordinary and
somewhat formidable spectacle presented itself at the turnpike-gate
leading from Cheltenham to Tewkesbury, wheo between fifty and
sixty of the stocking-weavers were seen drawing a waggon-load
Of coal, each man having a large printed label in his hat, on which
appeared " Relieve the Upon ssed." In front of the waggon was a
pole, on which Was suspended a large stocking, and a man carried
44 be: to receive cootributians.

NAVAL 1877:LLTGENGE.
The Prince George, Luca, front the Havannah to Hamb*gh,
was lost at St. Cruz, Teneriffe, 25th December. Crew a: d a
small part of the cargo saved.
The Scotia, Davis, from Honduras to Dublin, *kids was aban-
doned by the crew, was carried into St. Cruz, Teneriffe;24tb Dec.
The Letitia, TENNA NT, from Riga to Belfast, his been driven ou
shore a second time at Sunniness, and Sustained considerable injury.
Cargo landing in a very damaged state.
The Ranger, LAW RIME, from Peterhead to Liverpool, was
driven on shore at Long Hope, 4th inst. and must discharge.
The Fowey, has put into Penzance, leaky, and must
discharge.
His Majesty's sloop Baru Captain Horn, is expected In ale*
days to proceed from Chatham to the neighbourhood of Newcastits
for the protection of the colliers, to cake the place of the HANGSS,
which ship is coming to be paid off, her time of service being expired.
PORTSMOUTH, Fes. Id.—Wind F. Sailed his Mojesty's ship
Poanicea, for Madras; and his Majesty's ship Tuxris, for Pip!,
mouth ; Adler, boas, for Pernambuco; Elizabeth, 'Alit.tra, for
St. Domingo; Duke of York, FIRLATt*ON ; and Liberty, Attut:oniei
for St. Michael's.
DEAL, Fra.lB.—Wind E.S.F..—This afternoon, the Fast india
and other outward-bound ships got under weigh, with a light
breeze from the Eastward.—Five, r. as. 'l'he wind having dropped; •
one of the Indiamen has anchored ; the rest of the ships are off the
South Foreland, and, unless a breeze springs up, must anchor.
Passed through front the Ricer, and are now becalmed off the
South 17n:eland, the Nlalvita, Pottairs, for the Cape of Good
Hope; Henry Davhlson, 'Sancta's.; and &gar, al intim, for Ja.;
maica ; Guardian, SIITHI. LAND, for Singapore; Juliana, Stnanasr.
for the West Indies ; and Malvina, KENT, for Havannali. The
Llandovry, for Jamaica, is off the North Foreland.
The brig Jessie of Dumfries, Captain Mititor, lately .arrived
from St. John's, New Frunswiek, in twenty-eight d thus com-
pleting her third voyage fur the twelve months, viz.—One to itielie-
bucto, and two to S. John's, New Brunswick.
ANNAN, Fin. 7. We are sorry to announce the loss of the sloop
Christiana, of Annan, bound iron Bangor to Annan, w ith a c..rgo
of slates. The vessel Oiled on Tuesday last, and having encoun-
tered the gales of Wednesday and Thursday, her sails were shat-
tered to pieces, and consequently she became uninanageable. his
attempting to ran for Live' pool on the morning of Friday, she
struck upon We-t 'kyle Kink. Enwa RD Pon 'Lot s, the Master.
and RtcuAao STET.LE, one of the seamen, were washed overboard
and drowned.