Star.
London, England, 1825-08-12 00:00:00

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ORI(iLV OF THE NAME OF MARY-LL-BOA L. A
Morning Paper, which • committed a vile pqn jits
fl. st offence), in stating that the Living Skeleton should
have taken up his residence in the parish of Mary-le-
bone, has involved itself In a discussion on the origin
of the name, and not with its usual accuracy. The
name neither meant Mary-la-Bonne, Mary-the-Good,
nor Mary-le-Bone, as the Times says, " probably after
some old Norman Lord, who might be the proprietor
of the land," for as to the first; it is not, nor we believe
ever was written Mary-la-Bonne; and as to the latter,
we have had no Norman Lords of the name of LT
none among us, unless the Living Skeleton be One--
The fact is, that the modern name of Mary-le-bone is
a perversion, and that it was originally written Mary-
le-bourne, or Mary on the brook, from the circum-
stance of its being built on a brook, which still runs
from Hampstead, across the New-road, through All-
sop's-buildings, although it is now of course arched
over. A bourne is a brook, and it is a very common
termination of the names of English streets and towns.
Holborn was originally called Oldbourne, from its
standing on a brook. We h tire also Eastbourne, Sit-
tingbourne, Scc.

KISSES.
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Extract the purpled heath's pertutr.e,
And from the rose its early bloom ;
From scented violets, too, distil
The sweets; and, from the woodland rill,
The lily's freshness thence convey,
And add the fragrance of the May;
Alia these at moonlight's hour; and this
Shall form young Love's enraptued kin!
Of tender father's widsper'd pray'rs
Catch the soft sound, and mother's tears,
As in their infant's smiling face,
Fondly, each future hope they trace;
Glean, from the Lover's ardent sighs,
And from the blush of glad surprise,
With which the maid confirms his bliss,
And form the sweet connubial kiss ! G. C.

ROYAL YACHT CLUB, JUNE, 1623.

The KING.
Private The Doke of C.t.aextles.
No. The Duke of Gum Cam&
1. Anglesey. Marquis of, Pearl cutter, 113 tons, Colchester; aid
the Liberty cutter, 42 tons. Southampton.
2. Ashbrook, Viscount.
5. Beimore, Earl of. •
6. Berkeley, Captain F.
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S. Chalks, S. . -Cherub yawl, Is tesa.Dartaseuth.
o t
9. Craven, Earl blay.lly yawl, U tons; London.
10. Curtis, Sir W. Bart. Die loose Vrevr Rebecca Maria yawl,
76 toss, London ; Emma mhos/nov.l32lBns, Runtime.
It. Curtis, W. Esq. Sylph cutter, 29 tons, London.
11. Deerhunt, Viscount, sry schoesser. 75 tens, Cowes.
13. Durand, J. H. Esq. Jolly Itatpblas cutter, 68 t 0.., Landon.
11. Gordon, J. Esq.
19. Grantham, Lord, Nautilus enter, 193 tons, down.
121. Gaston, Jmeph, San. Metryntaid yawl, 24 toes, London.
ft. Halifax, T. Esq.
23. Hamond, Admiral G. E. R.N. _ .
24. Hare Honourable W. Jane @chooser. 15 tons, Southampton.
25. Hannan. T. Esq. Wombwell cutter, $3 tons. London. •
29. Lewin, T. Esq. Byron cutter, 32 tons, Cowes.
30. Lindgren, J. I4sq. Dove cutter, 55 tons, Portsmouth.
31. Melville, Lord Viscount, Admiralty yacht, iOO
Newman,62. R. W. Esq. Sylph cutter, SI tool, Dartmouth. •
33. North, Rte. CA. Lard N*sms;llllly._.; if Mmi.ra.9lPlo4b•
34. Paget, Right Hon. Sir A. Union lON, UftedlieSenthamortee.
3S. Paget, Admiral Hon. Sir C.
36. Peach, S. P. Esq. Min Bilaco4 nows yaw, 15 t • -
37. farborough,- Lord, Fakes ship, 335 toni,.
39. Polestars, Sir R. Ban. Nancy cutter, 10 teas, Chaster.
40. Sheddon, CobsiseL
41. Smith, T. A. jun. Esq. Jaek.o'-Lentek yewl.l4o tessl,Hudnts: •
42. Smith, Jones, Esq. Orlon ender, SO gene, Raefrew. •
43. Synseads, Captain J. C R.N. Admiral Cornwall, yawl, 22
Southampton.
4S. Thomas, Sir G. Bart. Eliza yawl, 54 tons, Cowes.
48. Thomend, Marquis of. Rouen= schooner, 60 tens, Cork.
147. Vernon; Hoe. G. Transit schooner, 231 toes, Leedom
e. Weld, Joseph, Esq. Arrow yawl, lIS taws; Southampton.
50. Weld, James, Esq. Julia yawl, 43 tens. Weymouth.
51. Whatley, Camel.
William, 0. Esq. Gazelle cutter, ex toss; Beausaaris.
53. Fleming. J. Esq. Elizabeth yawl, 66 toss, Southampton. •
54. Perkins, H. Esq. uniaril schooner, Pm tens, Rochester.
55. Hastberengh, Earl of, Ass lugger, 25 tom. Leedom.
ss. Swinton, Archibald, Esq. Louisa yawl, 24 tons, Southansptoo.
II& Williams, T. P. Esq. Hussar schooner, 110 tons, Beaumaris ;
Blue.eyed Maid gutter, U toss, Cowes. •
63. Kamm Sir R. J. A. Harrier schemer, 36 tons, Bristol.
64. Roper, Rev. George.
65. Max.., James, Esq. Sabrina cutter, 114 tons, Southampton.
66. Powell. J. P. EA+ Briton schooner, 92 tons, Cow...
67. Willoughby de Broke, Lord, Antelope,cuuer, 90 tons, Cowes.
70. White, Hon. William Margaret cutter, 24 tons, Basun%
72: Saunders, W. H. Esq.' Nautilus cutter, SO tons Cork.
73. Pentease, J. S. Esq. Mary yawl, 53 tons, Southampton.
74. Mackenzie. Lieut.-General K. Highland Lass yawl, 25 tons,
Southampton.
76. Leeds, Sir G. Bart.
76. Bacon, A.
77. Vassal!, Johte,tq. Charlotte cutter, 66 tons, Southampton.
78. Norfolk, Duke of, Swallow yawl, tee tons. ArundeL
79. Talbot, C. R. M. Esq. Galatea schooner, 179 tons, Swansea.
90. Pare, F. Esq. Rosabelle cutter, 25 tons. Cowes.
al. Roche, John. Esq. New Grove cutter, 24 tons, Cork.
82. Harris, Lieut.-Colonel, Charming Molly schooner, 30 tens,
Hatay. N.S.
83. Wyndham, Cas, R.N. Janette schooner, 30 tons, Arundel.
84. Heninghans R.N. Hind yawl, 21 tone, Colchester.
85. Allen, T. KA. schooner. 94 tons; Lynn.
86. Slalliday, S. Esq. Lady of the Lake yawl, 42 tons, Cowes.
117. Dundas, James, Esq. Sapphire cutter,47 tons. Leith.
88. Webster, Sir G. Scorpion cutter, 110 tons, Hastings.
Si. Gaven, W. Iraq. Rob Roy yawl, 52 tons, Southampton.
go. Reynolds, J. Esq. Cygnet cutter, 57 tons, Ramsgate.
91. Chansberlayne, W. Esq. Fairy cutter, 37 tons, Southampton.
22. Gauntlet, Capt..T. Water Sprite yawl, 40 tons, Southampton.
93. Dula sold, E. H. Esq. Will..'-the-Wisp cutter, 34 tons, Cowes.
95. Seale, Colonel. Lord of the isles yawl, 45 tons, Dartmouth.
96. Hopkins, H. Esq. Madora yawl, 47 tons, Southampton;
Cowes, June Ist, IBIS. .
Manna, sun ELWITIN

Earl of Darnley, Earl .f Belfast, Job biatthew !hikes, Req.
William Cunningham, Esq. Jobs hay Puget, Esq. Lord Francis
Levison Gower, Andrew Costa, Esq. Lord Viscount Kirkwall,
Captain Philip Brown, R.N. George Alexander Fullarton, Esq.
William George, Esq. Robert Raiket Esq. James Scott, Esq.
the Hannurabk Richard Flake Greville, and A.' W. Deare,Esq.

Charles Stirling, a young man of highly respectable
connexions, residing in Park-place, was yesterday com-
mitted for trial for horse-stealing. The prisoner, it
se, ms, hired a hone of a stable-keeper near Burton-
crescent, and disposed of it to an innkeeper at Windsor
for la' The only part of the evidence defective was that
of the delivery of the horse, by Mr. Martin's ion, who
has kept out of the way ever since the. first examination,
and as Mr. LAING has determined that the prisoner's
rank *shall not secure him from justice, he has issued a
warrant for l,is applehension, bac ktd• for three counties,
Kent, Essex, and Surrey.
A foreigner,Oamed Ificher,was broUghtito 136 w-street
yesterday, charged With an immanly-assitilt on Miss
?.Joreland, of Itatlilvne-plate, by stalking her forcibly
in the'stontich. l'he fellow pleaded intosiecation, and
as discharged ntAtit ioteic•ision.of the L'dy.

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CtiAni Ofe.Djirtyji.—Tike.Delots of the ed, 3d, 1:6,14th, 20th,
30th, 46th, 47th, Ofeb, and Sett Reginientl of Foot, 21*o/tiered to
proceed forthwith from 4he Isle of Wight to Chatham-
Five Continuea and the bead-quarters of the 17th (Leicestershire)
Regiment of Infantry have received orders to march from Gow
to F.dhiburgh Castle, to replace the 72d Foot, which bey* hs
its starch on Monday for Ireland.
The 6th (let Wanvickshile) Regiment of Infantry marched free,
Chatham to Canterbury, where it arrived on Tuesday.
The 19th Regiment, from Limerick, arrived in three divisions elf
the 4th, sth, and 6th instant, at Buttevant.
The Head-quarters of the 34th Foot, from Boyle, arrived it
Longford, on the 3d instant.
A Detachment of the 65th Foot arrived at Mullingar, on the 4th
inst. front Longford. .
The Ist Battalion of the Ist Foot has been ordered to march front
Castiebar to Newry.
The Dumbartonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of
Major Duonsvoun, of Colgrain, were inspected on Wednesday se n.
by the Lieutenancy of the County, Major-General Vattcater,
and Colonel Wattace, of the sth Dragoon Guards, on the lawn of
Levenaide, the use of which was kindly granted by Mr. Mumsocn,
for the occasion. The corps having gone through a variety of ma-
nceuvrea. Colonel WALLACZ came forward and expressed himself
ezttemely gratified with the steady and soldier-like style in
which the different movements and the sword exercise had been
performed, and praised in the highest terms the neatness of their
clothing, and cleanliness and efficiency of their arms and equipments.

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