Star.
London, England, 1825-09-27 00:00:00

THE K 1 \C.

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WINDSOR, SErr. 26. Yesterday afternoon he
MAJESTY drove from the R.,yrd Loiee in his
pons
phaeton, and paid a visit to r' eir Royal Highni.,,sesY
the Princess Autrusra and the Dischers of Gi.us.
CUTER, at Frogmnre Lade, wh• re he arrived at twee
o'clock. Shortly afterwards his MaJcarx left, acet.
panied by his Royal Sisters in the Princess's open c.r.
riage, and preceded by one outrider, for the Cystic,.
The Royal Party passed through the Little Park, ant
entered the Castle by the new gateway into the gu.
drangle. Mr. J. WYATIvILLa WAS in attendance, am
had the honour of conducting them through the car.
rider and other parts of the improvements, after which
they passed through the town to Frogmore.
His Mammy' remained with his Royal Sisters about 20 ni.c.,*
after their return. when he took his departure, at half atert*
o'clock, in his Phaeton, for the Royal Lodge, to dialler.

7Hts ARMY.
The three transports which have been taken up to convey the
99th Regiment to the Mauritius, are the Southworth and Laytot,
at Deptford, and the Kaines at Plymouth.
Eighteen Recruits joined the Depot of the 23d Foot, at Ikon.
last week.

Thirty remain also joined the 58th Regiment, at Waterford.
Forty Recruits have joined the Depot of the 92d Foot, at Was•
gow, during the last ten days.
Forty.five Recruits have also joined the Depot of the 79th Foat
at Glasgow, since its arrival at that place, from Ireland.
The Carmarthen Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, eorritnlndei
by Major Lord Drxmoa, will assemble at Carmarthen on the lolt
of October, for eight days' permanent duty.
Detachments belonging to the 16th, 23d, .28th, 36th, 40th,
44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, .54th, 60th (2d Battalion), 94th, 95th,
98th Regiments of Foot, the Royal African Corps, the East fo.ha
Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked on the 13th instant,
' under Staff Serjeant lirrettett, at Cork, for England.
Detachments belonging to the 45th and 33d Regiments of Foot,
embarked on the 12th instant, at Dublin, for England, on the Re-
cruiting Service.
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Detachments belonging to the 25th and 63d Regiments of Is.:
fantry embarked, on the 13th instant, at Dublin, fur England, on
the Recruiting Service.
Detachments of the 510th and 79th Regiments of Fo -t, embarked,
on the 14th instant, at Dublin, for England.
Thtirsday, the 17th Regiment, commanded by Major Durant,,
had a field-day on Burntafleld Links, preparatory to being in.
vetted by the Commander of the Forces. They went through 9
several movements in fine style, and fired eight rounds of blank
cartridge.

BOW-STNERi -1111 S DAY.

This morning, Mr.Mutin applied at this Office, to complain of the
much-discussed article in the last Number of Blackwood 'aM.igazt ne,
which the Hon. Member alleges to be a gross libel on his characttr.
A long conversation ensued between Mr. HaUs and Mr. Martin,
in which the latter renewed his attack on Mr. Adolphus, and sr.s
not unsparing of his epithets. Mr. Martin then said. that he would
to-morrow apply for a warrant against Mr. Cadell, the Publisher
of Blackwood 's Magazine. to cause him to enter into recognizances
to answer any charge that might be brought against him by the
Hon. Member. In conclusion, he begged to exculpate Mr. lllack.
wood, from whom be had received two letters, expressive of regc,t,
for the appearance of the libel, and then left the Dice.