Star.
London, England, 1825-06-04 00:00:00

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consequence of some obser;rations snide on thespbscdp
Lion list to the undertaking, we feel it due to the Subscribers and '
others, who were not present at the throe dais' inVestigition aid •
discus:4n in the Committee of the House of Commons on this
point, to make the hillosiing statement :--
We most unequivocally assert,that upwards of *Men thousand
Nine Hundred. Shares were bona fide subscribed for—that the de-2
posits on such Sham were paid into the bankers, Messer. Komi:vet
and Co. ; that not a tingle name Was added, ear's single Share sub-
scribed for the mere purpose of increasing the apparent number :
fiat, on the enntrarndldres tea very large amount were refused ;
and that, in the three Instances in which it is asserted that names
were pit down without the authority of parties, such names were
subscribed by Gentlemen of the first character, to whom we can
refer for eiplanatioo.
r The integrity of the list was substantiated by the vote of a majority,
consisting of thirty-one Members of the highest character; and we
tearlessly assert, thit the representatieM rtbiei Vern peTkissif
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made against*, were wholly unfouaded.
We are, Mr, your obedient humble demists,
5, Gray's Inn-scare, Jess 4,.Aass. KING and LUXIN.

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THE KING.
• Wiunsms, .Jous 3.—His MaJasltx,• according to
the general expectations of the Public, his honoured
Ascot Heath Races with. his presence_ every. day, to
which-circumstance we may. attribute, their being so
numerously. attended. Although this morning was
unfavourable, his MoaxsTY lelt the. *Royal Lodge at •
five.and=twetity, minutes O'cloilc, attended
by the Dukes of Illfix.r.tmosintaqdDgvasiitian.His
MAJESTY'! •visitari;. followed in inar carriages,
and.areived at the Course soona(ter one.' . The KING
again this day rode Up the Course in frOnt pf the
:booths, and was loudly cheered by the company.—
.Hie MaJ.cavn and joists partook: .6Urifieshments ai
the Stand, and returned after the last race to the Lodge.
• Last evening the Royal Lodge :was a scene of the
Most splendid gaiety ; the , grand Witt 'of. rims extending the
wlsilarsooth (root of the Lodge 'wire throws open at halt past
seem seeloek,witen a sliperVbanquet era...reed up to the following
distinguished guests :4 • '•
. The Dukes of Wellingtoo, Devonshire, Dorset, and Rutland ;
Bari and Countess ikarborough ; Earls Eyespot, Venation,
Jersey, and Tankerville ; MarquiseMarchimeess, and Lady R.
Cooyagham • Marquis Graham, Lped lady Mouni.Clotrles,
Lord and Lady Cowper; Lord:Graves, Lowther, Foley, Storey
Somerset, Clarendon p Lord ail Lady Muyboroogb; Sr A. Bar•
lard, and Mr. Delm;.

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BRIGHTON, JUNltik - •
Yesterday a red lag being hoisted, as a signal, ea Mole small
handsome vessel in the offing, a boat froin the 11611, put off -
to her the strong ripple on the water and a moderate breeze
pram:int no impediment. The. small vessel turned out
to be the elegant yacht of the Duke of Norfolk, on board of
which were a large ham of his Grace's friends, fourteen Ladies •
and four Gentlemen, who had left Arundel early the same day,
with the intent of proceeding for London, by water; but, unused
to such a mode of travelling, and feeling a desire to terminaze s '
their *reunion, the signal mentioned was exhibited; and the
boat it induced to run alongside to obey their commands, safely
landed the whole company, soon after, to the west of this town,
and who, in post-chaises, proceeded back to Arundtl Castle.

THE ARMY.
Among the military clauses in consequence of the late Brevet,
are--that Lieutenant-General Sir THOMAS Baanroau, K.C.B.Com-
slander of the Forces in Scodaml,will be relieved by Major-Genend
Sir CoLQunoms Ga&wr K.C.B. and K.C.H: who is at present on
the Staff in Dublin. Sir Tstostis's removal is preparatory to gulog
to Bombay.

DetachMents belonging to the 13th, 16th, 18th, 234, 404, 4ist,
44th, 45th, 48th, 59th, 81st, 85th, and 89th Regiments of Foot,
the East India Company's Infantry and Artillery, embodied on
tbe 17tlault. at Cork for England.
Detachments belonging to the 114th, 65th, 73d, and 84th. Bee-
silents of Infantry, embarked on the 17th ult.. at Dublin, for
Ea gland, on the Recruiting Service.
Detachments of the 3d Ught Dragoons, and 61st Foot, em-
barked on the 17th *k. at Dublin, for England.
'three companies of the 2d Battalion of the Ist Regiment of
Foot Guards, under the command of Colonel Jonas, went through
all the evolutions of a field-day, this morning, in the Tenter Ground.
Their steady condukt in firing gave much approbation.