Star.
London, England, 1825-07-26 00:00:00

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A detachment belonging to the 17th Regiment of Light Dra-
goons marched yesterday from Westminst,•r, for Brighton.
Detachments belonging to the 16th and 63d Regiments of In.
fantry marched yesterday morning, from Westminster, fur Harwich.
A detachment belonging to the 56th Regiment of Foot, marched
yesterday morning, from Westminster for llta
A detachment of the 55th Regiment of Infantry embarked OD
Saturday, on board a Leith vessel in the River, and sailed yester-
day morning for Carlisle.
A detachment of the 77th Regiment of Foot sailed yesterday
morning from the River, for Edinburgh Castle.

NAVAL lA'TELLIGEACE.

Arrived off Cork, the Florida, Tnutnam, from New Yoik-
sailed Ist June.

The Two Brothers, Guam, from Malaga to the Ilavannab, was
captured off Cuba by a pirate, and the whole crew murdered.
Ettmouru, Jute 24.—Wind E.—Arrived the Velocity, Botoous,
from London for Lima ; and a frigate-built ship, under Dutch co-
lours, from the eastward, name unknown. Sailed the Duke of
Kent packet, for Lisbon.
Porersatours, Jost 25.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Cathe-
rine Stewart Forbes, CHAPMAN, from London, for New South
Wales. Sailed his Majesty's ship CAM/LION, for the Coast of
Africa; and the Elbe, WHARNt, for St. Petersburgh.
Dud., Jinx 25.—Wind N.E.—The Java, for India; Swedish
brig Henrietta; and the Elizabeth, for Gibraltar, remainthe rest
have sailed. .

Lrrzaroot.,Ly 24.—Wind E.—Arrived the Cato, WILLIAMS,
from Sierra Leone—sailed 29th May; the Martha, Duchess of
Richmond, and two other vessels, for England, were to sail in
three or four days. Arrived also, the Charlotte, SETASIR, ham
Quebec—sailed 14th June.

RETT 1 NG-1100.11. T ATTE lISA LT.'S, JULY 25.
The room. the yard, and every avenue leading to the premises,
were crowded almost to suffocation, and literally impassable. The
occasion of so unprecedented an attendance, was the circumstance
of this being the clay appointed to give up the battle-money in the
late fight between %Vard and Cannon, about which there was ex-
pected to be some cavil. This happened to be the case, for whets
the stake-holder was abort to give up the stakes, a communication
was made from Mr. Ilayne, Cannon's backer, desiring that the
money should be retained, till an inquiry into the merits of the
fight had taken place. Upon this a very animated discussius arose,
which terminated in the stakes being given up, every one allowing
it was a fair fight. This conduct gave universal satisfaction, and'
it was said that Mr. Hayne only wanted lint for wind. Cannon
was present, and declared, must honourably to himself, that lie
had fairly lest, and that £2OO was his own money. All bets were
immediately paid. The crowd in the yard, &c. was the most mot-
ley troupe of tag-rag and bob-tail, ever seen there.
The betting which was not very heavy, left off as under.
ST. ILO 516
5 to 1 agst Memnon 20 to 1 agst Whisker
6i to 1 agst Alderman 22 to I agst Homer
7 to 1 apt Redgauntkt 25 to I agst Dauntless
15 to 1 agst Ckveland 30 to 1 agst Trinculo
50 to 1 agst Pastime
17 to apt Altisidora
Is to 1 apt Brother to Addy 1000 to I agst Camellias
Dionst.-11 to 1 on the field.

IRISII SPIRITUAL Pnas.—The Ai chb4hop of 14.fatitt,
the lAshops of Coax, Ccoriti, and FIRM, represent their Peers in
the neat Session of Parliament.

It is said that such a summer as the present has not
been known in this country for the last thirty years.
The CHANCELLOR of the EtENEQUER and EAT I H,.
sowatr are new on a visit to Earl Gitaantru.a, at Drop:wore.
The LORD LIEUTENANT of Aberdeenshire ha• as,-
"minted the following Gentlemen to be Deputy Lieutenant; wr
that county:—Major Rom= GORDON, of ilailhead ; Firact
LRITH LUXURY,. Eeq. of Auchindoir ; DAVID GOUON, itsq. of
Abergeldia; and Hums Goabou, Esq. of Manar.
The 2d of this month, there was a grand military
parade on the Field of Mars, at St. Petersburgh, hi presence of the
Emperor of Russia' the Prince of OttAnee, and the Prince of
SAIR WAR. On this occasion, the veterans who had served
from 15 tow years, for the first time wore the braiding on the left
arm, lately introduced.
Saturday, the annual election of Scholars took place
at &on College. Mr. ARMY, Captain of the School, celivered
a Latin Address, after which the examination commenced. In
the evening, the young Gentlemen bad a splendid • regatta en the
, Thames.