Star.
London, England, 1825-06-15 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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The Peethehlre Te marry Cavalry, under the command of
Ma or Dame, are to as at Perth en the Ist of July.
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Teernaary, commanded by Major Des-
weraut, are seesserelie at Dumbarton on the 28th of July.
The Ikkiesehire Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of
Motaav, are to assemble at Stirling on the 23d of July.
The &trey Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Lleut.-Col. Sir
WlLsrase G. Hems JOUJYYS, Bart. late of the 16th Hussars,
yesterday completed their permanent duty as Dorking, having
marched into quarters there on the 7th instant. .Since they were
last in quarters they have laid aside the helmet along in use, and
adopted a handsome Hussar cap, which, with some other alterations, I
have added much to the soldierlike appearance of the Regiment.
The spirit and activity with which
•the 34th Regiment, quar-
tered in Enniskillen, is proceeding in raising recruits for the aug-
mentation, are highly praiseworthy. Within the last month up-
wards of two hundred men have been enlisted, of whom nearly
one hundred and thirty have been approved and attested.—
The partiality of young men for this favoured and respectable
Corps, surpasses anything of the kind ever before witnessed,
and affords a presumption that it will he one of the first Regiments
in the service to complete the augmentation, a circumstance which
must prove gratifying to their Colonel.
His Royal Ilighness the Duke of Yoae, attended by his Staff,
inspected the 3d Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment of Guards,
of which he is Colettel, yesterday morning, in Hyde Park.
The Battalion received the Coinmander-ia•Chief with the gene-
ral salute—after wheeling back from liar into open column, the
Battalim, in review order, passed his Royal nighties, in slow and
quick time, and at quarter &statute-
Colonel J. G. Woe:soon, who gave the word of command, then
proceeded to mansuvre the Battalion.
The Commanding Officer ordered a variety of movements sad
evolutions, which were executed with rapidity and accuracy....
The marching, wheeling, and firing of the Corps were admirable,
aid the whole of the manoeuvres were well perforated. The Duke
expressed himself highly pleased with the manner in which the
evolutions were executed. The Duke of CAM/MOGI and several
General and other Officers were upon the ground.

NAVAL LVTELLIGEVCE.

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Off Portsmouth, the Lord Cranstoune, front Jamaica; in the
Downs, the Juba Charles, from Trinidad de Cuba.
Dear., Jute 14.—Wind N.B. blowing fresh.—Arrived and re-
main, the Fortune, SHAW', from Gibraltar; Lady Mackworth,
—, from Honduras ; Retrieve, &rut., from Cadiz; Charles,
BUTCHER, from the South Seas ; Eagle, Tomas, from St. Domingo.
--A ship from Jamaica, with the signal T. B. 0. and several other
'vessel;, hut blowing so fresh, we have had no communication,
Passed through from the River, the Merry, BIAZEKT, for Barbs-
does ; a .1 Hope, Swear, for St. Übe'l-
Potersssourts June 14.—Wind E.N.S.--Arrived the Orient,
Warts, from the Downs, repaired her rudder, and proceeded for
China.
Cowes, June 14.—Arrived the Brothers, Ifortsr, from Lon-
don, to take on board SW sheep, fbr New South Wales.
PLTMOUTII. June 13. Wind variable.—Sailed the Lord Nelson,
Wit sow, for rayal ; and Susan. Cousin, for Halifax.
Fantourn, June 13.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Auriga,
WALFORD, from London for Valparaiso.
Lsysaroox, Joni 15.—Wind Ner-Arrived the Sultana, THOMAS,
and Aurora, Tuizan, from New -York—sailed the Slid ult. Arno,
---., from the Mediterranean; America, PGA r, from New Or-
leans.—Off the Port, the Duke of Wellington, WATSON, from St.
John's (N. B.)
rum.

Mr. DRAFFILN, the King's Messenger' was sod Al
on Sunday night, from the Colonial Office, with dispatches he sow
Lord high Commissioner of the lonian Isles.
The Duke of NORTIIUMBRRLAND'S jete, in Paris, is
axed for this day. The DAWN'S and the Daum:sus, and the
Duchess of Blear, will honour it with their presence.
We are happy to learn from Elsineur, that Sir WK.
CURTIS passed through the Sound for St. Petersburgh in his 'mac
on the sack of May. The yacht of Lord 'limousine Da BROIIII
was in compal:y ; they sailed from Gravesend on the 24th of May.'.
Her imperial Highness the Princes. at ORANGE has
purchased the rich collection of minerals of the Mining Corps of
Peter.bif th, for 42,000 rubles.

St. Fett._ )urgi
The Emperor of RUSSIA, in the middle of next
month, is expected at St. Peterahtergh.
The celebrated. vet,CH A n IJCSWILLI JA LICE CON.
TIIISA, died on the Id of this month at Berlin, of a consumption, is
the 40th year of his are.
DUX ei tor YORK'S LEVEE —Yesterday afternoon, at
half-past four, the' Puke of Yoax held a Levee, as Commander-
iii-Chief, at his Office in the Gorse Guards, which was attended
by—Viscount Furhes, Lord Salton's, Lord I lothant, Sir .1. Tylden,
Sit It. Church ; Generals Sir W. P. Gallitwayt Maitland, and
Gascoigne; Lieutenant-Generals Sir W. K. Gram, Sir P. K:
Skin-
-T. Ilislop, Fuller, Ihrling, eaehey, Ilayly