Star.
London, England, 1825-07-02 00:00:00

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' deserve, the combined gratftyde 'of the Protestants and Catholics
Of Ireland," • • . -
Mr. 01.3nmavtlies pledged himself to three things—
" Pint—That theßubliabed WM" of SILW mums Baum will
IPPenr• even to hiruseif, to be totally inapplicable to the New
Catholic Assodadom: . .
"Secondly—That the' New Cad* AssecintiMe shall be forma
and continue its Meetings until the.npitt Seedrei of Parliament. and
deserve tile gratitudeand esteem of the Protestants and Catholics '
of the Bridsh Empire, without Wringing any existing law. and
without any of its Members being liable, by any construction.
hos;ever Fervent, at any indictment, oe.other,criminal proceeding.
" Thirdly—That I will myself collect,* New Catholic Rents fok
Catholic and Irish purposes, eminently and highly meritorious."
With an assurance that these pledges shall be redeemed, Mr. OTAlN-
sst.c. concludes his letter, and we our remarks, though we think it
likely that many days will not elapse before we shall have oroadon
to retprn.to themabject.

THE ARMY.

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Tb' Drapes Resinsents which were at the Grand Review, on
Toesday, are to march, and will be stationed as follows :
The lit Draironn.Gnards, on the Sib instant, for Canterbury.
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The Scl Dralipow Guards, on the Stb, for Dnrchester.
The Sept, Greys, on the 4th, for Norwich.
The 17th Linters hue -already marched for Brighton, where
they are expected to arrive this day.
The Ist Regiment of Life Guards marched this day from
Knightsbridge Barracks to Windsor.
The Sd Regiment of We Guards marched this day from Wind-
sor to the Regent's Park Barracks.
The Royal Horse Guards removed this day from the Regent's
Park Barracks' to Knightsbridge Barracks.
Last week, the Officers of the S4tle JRegiment dined with the
Clfacera of the Beth Devon Militia, at Whiddon's Royal Hotel,

Plymouth.
Lave ma Nutt-.—By the last- Returns that have been received
from the different recruiting parties throughout Great Britain and
Ireland. it appears that upwards of 4000 men have been enlisted
for the British Regiments now serving in India.
Husaren; June 28.—Since the Yeomanry went oat disasters,
our pleasant little town has been agreeably enlivened by the pre-
sence of the Officers and men of the Dumfries-shire Militia, com-
manded by the Marquis of QUEBSSIESIV. This year the master
is as usual good.—The following new appeintmentt have been made
in the Regiment. viz. Wm. Grierson Esq. to be Lieutenant-Cs:44-
nel, vice A. 41' Murdo, Esq. resigned ; Paula. Amelia. Irving,
James .Stewart Nlenteatit, and Richard Grierson, Esqrs. to be Car-
t tains ; Win. Scott and J:Gilfillan, Gents. to be Busigns.

The Duke of Yoe): and the Duchess of GLovocaviut
visited his Mariner yesterday.
Yesterday the Duchess of CAN/BRIDGE, accompanied
by Prince Genoa and Princess AIIaSTA of Cambridge, visited
the Duchess of Kase.
The Duchess of KEST and the Princess Proposes
visited Prince Lsorour yesterday.
The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDOZ honoured the
Haymarket Theatre with their presence yesterday evening.
Grand Dinners were yesterday given by the Duke of
Guava, (the Duke of Yost of the party);.tbe Earl of HAR-
WWII', In Grosvenor square; Lord MIMI/ILLS, at the Admiralty;
the *Right Hon. W. Husansox, in Somerset-place ; Col. Hummel,
is South Audky-street.
A avavats.—Panily Marchioness of Londonderry, -from Worth
Cray, Kent; Sir W. Watkin and Lady; Harilet Williams Wynn,
from Parts; Sir C. and L#dy Brutes, at Gould'i Hotel, Jermyn•
street, from Tonbridge Wells. •

RAusonts, Arms 30.—Not on any preceding season,
at Ibis month, was this celebrated watering-place ever so, gay.—
Within these late years Ramsgate and its vicinity are much im-
proved, net only is point of piety, but in Avery accommodation
for its numerous and fashionable visitors. Amongst our arrivals
arsk—Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Portland, the Bari
land Countess Somers, Lord and Lady Mandeville, Lord Mezbo-
rough, Lord Crewe, Lord G. Quin, Lady Lanka Whitmore, Lady
Bloomfield, the dies Bentinck, Sir John and Lady Palmer, Sir
Aktander and Lady Wood, the Hem Mr. and Meg. SOW', and
the Mon. Mr. Erskine.

ELOPEMENT.—A letter from 13rightbn toys, a A
young Lady, Miss C--, of great personal attractions lard hand-
some property, whose family reside in an •inland county. set off
with her lover, a day or two ago, and nothing has yet been heard
of the fugitives. She had been sent here with her sister (very pru-
dently) for the purpose of being kept out of the way of hvr immo-
ral° jbut. as Cupid laughs at distance, if not at time, this slight
obstacle was speedily surmounted, and she was soon restored to
the arms of her happy swain."
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A female, whose sex was discovered on Monday last,*
has lived attired In man's apparel for the last six years. She has
worked as a labourer with Mr. Maccormat.c, of Derby, and other,
and was married two years since at Aston-upon-Trent, to a female
of that neighbourhood.
MIDDLES= Suatox;.—This morning, Andrew John-
son, Henry Akio" with Aim, his wife, and Hairy Miller, called
the Mate of the Enterprise, lying in tite. West India Decks, were
convicted of a conspiracy, in obtaining from Mrs. Joyce Ottywell,
residing in Oxford-street, near the Loudon Hospital, on the Bth of
June last, by fraudulent pretences, a quantity of millinery articles ;
and sentenced, the three male prisoners to be imprlioned 12 calendar
months, and the woman four months, in the House of Correction.
A4young and beautiful girl is to be tried at Bour-
don Tor infanticide. She Heed as servant in a respectable family,
became pregnant, and was accommodated by one of those 'mo-
therly creatures who live on the misfortunes of their sex, and left
.in four days. The dead body of a child was afterwards found
concealed, in a putrid state, which, it appears, came by its death
froni a long pin having been thrust through the .temple into the
brain The girl denies all knowledge of the badness.

Sal BATHING, COUNTRY EXCURSIONS, &c.—The
COTINLOB PAITIICIAX and FAMILY AMU& of this mends, edited by
Dr. Buchan and the Members of a private Medical and Philoso-
phical Society, contains some important Observations on Summer
Bathing, Sea Air, and Country -Excursions • general Remarks on
Wells, Waters and Watering Places, in England.; Directions to
be observed in Sea and Fresh Water Bathing; Her, Tepid, Shower,
and Medicated Baths; Diseases of the Skin of. Children; Boons-
partes Medicated Bath recommended ; Prescriptions for Gout and
Rheumatism ; Important Precautions for Hot Weather ; Analysis
of sundry Quack Medicines • Recipes for making Genuine Family
Wines, Distilled Waters, ix:. Horticulture for the Month; House-
keeping and Husbandry, &c. &c. This work is regularly published
by Summons and Co. Paternoster-row, on the First of every
Meath, price One Shilling each ?lumber. containing 48 pages
closely printed in Octavo: six Numbers already published.
is understood that the ptesent. Session will cer-
tainly terminate on Wednesday. The Speech will
be delivered by the LORD CHANCILLOI4 as one of the
Lords Commissioners. His MAJWITY will not go down
in person to the House, as has been stated.
. The journeymen shoemakers of Ramsgate have
`struck for an increase of wages.
A dreadful instance of the effects of intoxication cc+
curred on Monday evening.
. A. man di'covered a horse
and cart lying upset, on the turnpike-road leading
from Kentford to Bury ; on coming up he found two
men, both dead, and on examining the bodies, they
proved to be Mr. Clarke, nurseryman, of Cavenham,
and William Pitches, shepherd to Mr. B. Cornell, of
Barrow, Suffolk. They had been drinking at the
Cock, at Kentford.
• Letters from Jamaica state, that the sailing of the
packet had been deferred from the 17th to the 4th of
May., which accounts for her non-arrival. She- is now
, due, and may be expected to arrive within a few days..
Letters received from Bourdeanx, referring to an ac-
count from Madrid of an attempt to destroy the 341•
diers of the Royal Guard by mixing poison with their
provisions, treat it as a far more serious affair than the
, Paris Pipers have done, but supply no details which
can be useful in defeloping its true history. It is re
markable that no account of it has appeared. except in
Papers known to be under the influence of the Spanish
Government. •