Star.
London, England, 1825-07-25 00:00:00

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This morning, at half-past three o'clock, the 2d Battalion of the
lit Regiment of Guards, under the command of Colonel JuNag,
marched from the Tower to the Padllington Basin, and embarked
on hoard Pickford's passsge-boats, on their way to Liverpool, fur

At an early hour this morning, the V.d Rotation of Coldstream
Guards (except eighteen to Brighton) marched from Hyde Park,
on their way to Windsor, to relieve the 1-t B..ttalion nf the Ist
Regiment of Guards, which arrived at the Tower at eleven o'clock.
They left Windsor at one o'clock, and were accompanied by a full
band of music.

The 2d Grenadier Guards are ordered from London to Dublin,'
to relieve the Ist Battalion of the 3d Grenadier.:, who are to re-
place them here.
The 79th Regiment has been ordered From Cork to Canada,
to relieve the 37th, which Regiment i; to return home.
The 72d Regiment has been ordered to Ireland, to replace the
79th ; the Depot Companies of which will embark from Ireland
to Scotland.

The Depots of the Regiments stationed in the East Indies, being
ordered in future to assemble at Chatham, on Thursday, detach-
ments of the 6th and 48th embarked in the Maria transport, from
Albany Barracks, for that place.—The Arab, lAeut. STrpnEN,
sailed on Thursday with detachments of Regiments at Gibraltar
and Malta.

• Lieutenant-Gen. Sir GEORGE MURRAY hat, arrived at the Royal
Hovital, Dublin, to take the command of the Forces in Ireland..
Major-General Woourenn, it is understood, will be appointed to
Malta, vice Lieutenant-General Sir MANIAT Powica, K.C. B.
The 79th (Camerunian Highlanders) Regiment, now stationed
at Kilkenny, are preparing for embarkation fur Quebec..
The 37th (North Hampshire) Regiment of Infantry is ordered,
when relieved at Quebec by the 79th Foot, to embark for England.
The 72d (the Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders), now in Edin-
burgh Castle, is ordered to proceed to Portpatrick, to embark for
Ireland.

The Gazette contains a Proclamation, suspending the enrolment
and ballot for the Local Militia until the 16th July. 1826. . .

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Friday, the Royal Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry, after having
been in training for eight days, were reviewed by Col. THACEIRIti,
on Portobello Sands, Rdinburgh. They went through a variety
of evolutions and manceuvres with great precision, and had a very
striking and military appearance. Their horses were in excellent
condition. The charge with which the Review concluded, was
admirably sustained, and excited general approbation: Colonel
THACKIRY was highly pleased with the correctness and discipline
of the Corps, and expressed himself in the most complimentary
terms to their Commander, Lieut.-Col. Sir Joni More.
The order for the 58th Regiment to march from Waterford for
Limerick, has been countermanded.
The 17th Regiment, in Limerick, expect a route every day.
The 39th Regiment is arrived in Cork Bkrracks from Buttevint.
The 15th Regiment expect to move immediately froiti Cork for
Buttevant. . • .. - -
The Bth are to replace the 50 th Regiment Mi the Tr-6kt Ste-
idishment. [For Aldslll,7 Prorsofionslce.fikt.2.4o7

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The Ocean, from Jamaica,, to Offstol,; wis totally, last
on Morrison's Reef, Jamaica, the Bth ult. Orly the first tier laved.
FALMOUTH, JULY 23.—Variable, light winds.—ArriVed off the
port on the 21st inst. the Boyne, Svrenates, from . Madras—sailed
16th. February; from the Cape, Bth April; and from St. Helena,
29th May. Sailed his Majesty's ship Doan .Captain Captain Sir J. G.
&mews, Bart. with a mail for the Brazils; Lady Louisa paiket,
for the Leeward Islands; Martin, MARTIN, and Invulnerable,
PHEALAY, for Hamburgh ; Rosina, BELL; Volatite, MaNs; and
Lady Ann, SIMPSON, for London. The Prince Regent packet,
from Jamaica, bas just hove in sight; exertions will be made to
land the mail in time for this post.
Davoasroav, Jutit 21.—Arrived and sailed again for Portsmouth,
to be paid off, the Dorrusatt., 10, Captain Hoar, from Halifax ;
also the DRUID, new fritate, from Milford ; Zephyr, packet, from,
Falmouth; CALLIOPE, from Portsmouth.. The Tarns, 46, Sir J
Pnittneoax, is kept in constant readiness for a particular service.
PorrutouTu Jove 23.—The Mexican frigate, Surat Castle, of
56 guns, Captain C. T. SMITH, passed down the Channel, on Thurs-
day, for Vera Cruz, being one of a squadron of frigates preparing
for the Mexican Government, with a view to commence offensive
hostilities on the island of Cuba, and the Spanish naval force in
that quarter.
The Owes. GLawoowsa, 42, Commodore CHRISTIAN, C.B. ar-
rived at the Cape of Good Hope, on the 29th of April, to assume
the command,and to relieve the ANDRODIACHE.Commodore bIooRSOM.
The Blume, 28, Captain Gaoataa Wittzs, will sail about
Thursday next, for the coast of Africa.
The Rointari 50, Captain N. LOCKYER, C.B. is to proceed to
Belfast, to embark troops fur Halifax.
The HELICON, 15, is paid off at Plymouth, and recommissioned
for foreign service, by Captain C D. ACLAND.—The PANDORA is
also to be paid off there, and recommissioned.
Captain CLAPPERTON, R.N. and Captain R. PEARCE, R.N. intend
to proceed to the Coast of Africa, in the CAMELION, Captain LAM-
WIRT, with a view to penetrate. from the Bights of Benin and Bia-
fra, into the interior of those countries, tracing the course of the
Niger, and to endeavour to establish a regular commercial commu-
nication between the most powerful of the native chiefs, and this
country, by way of the Atlantic.
Captain T. G. SHOZTLAND, is appointed resident Commissioner of
the Navy at Port Royal, Jamaica.
The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, of 110 guns, and the MYRTLE brig,
will be launched at this Dockyard, on the 14th Sept. next.
By a recent Order in Council, the widows of Assistant-Surgeons
in the Royal Navy, are entitled to a Pension of £36 per annum.
Major-General RALPH HARLIN°, Governor and Commander in-
Chief of New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, &c. his family,
and Staff; are expected here on Monday, to embark in the Katharine
Stewart Forbes, for that destination.—A Company of the Staff
Corps will also embark in this ship.
The RED Ross:sloop of war is under orders for Mexico. She is
supposed to carry out the treaty ratified by England.
Friday, Earl SPENCER visited the VICTORY (the Bag-ship of our
Commander-in-Chief), and was received with the accustomed ho
norary salute : his Lordship returned to Ryde.
The Itavaaa, revenue cruiser, Lieut. Bevis, has taken into
Cowes three seizures, making together 176 casks spirits of Brandy
and Geneva, six men, and a galley belonging to St. Helen's.
AT SPITHICAD:GLASGOW, HO.MNEY, DRASILD; RAEDER, CAME.-
LIONe•AII Ha SbOIIIVICTOry GANORS, ALBION, RnYAL GEORO/L,
PYRAMUS, FLY lissom:me. Viral.
JULY 24.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the Alfred, hisaos, from
Guernsey; Charlotte, Ramon, from Memel; and Belinna,
from Dantzic. Sailed the David, Iticnaaos, for Riga ; and the
Maria transport. for Chatham.
Dear., JULY 24.—Wind N.E. strong breezes —Arrived from
the River, and remain, the Java, Driver, for India ; Elizabeth,
NCIASS, from Norway fur Gibraltar; and lienrietta, Moesear,
from Cette for Ystadt. Passed through, the Catherine Stewart
Forbes, CHAPMAN,for New South Wales; and Virginia Packet,
KNICHT, for New York.
LivEaroor., JULY 23.—Wind F.N.Fe— Arrived the Tuscarora,
SERRILLE, from Philadelphia—sailed 23d June; Columbus, BONIN+
SON, from Savannah; Clementine, WaTsost, front Newfoundland;
Agenoria, TUCK ET, from Lisbon; and Blucher, GILL, from Alex-
andria. Off the port, the Crto,--, from Africa; .2:tl Charlotte,
&MARES, from Quebec.

Mr. CANxixec recent ind.spositiun hld nit tl e
slightest affection of the gotit mingled with it. The complaint was
a violent bilious attack, which, fur a time, resisted the ti-ual medi-
cal operatives, and flirt:aimed a serious ri suit. The Right I lou,.
Secretary is POW Cl.llV..ieStt ut, and requires only hat air and
interrupted 11...1:qui:14y -to rtstoti: his staungtli.

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