Star.
London, England, 1831-09-12 00:00:00

CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
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possesses superior advantages in counter-acting the dreadful
effects arising from painful dentition. It cools and comforts
the gums; assuages the most violent anguish consequent on
their inflammation; and its demulcent properties so soften
and render elastic these tender parts as to produce the teeth
in their 'egoist order with incredible ease and rapidity,
without constipating the bowels and exciting other baneful
effects ; by which the necessity of lancing the gums, so
pregnant with dangerous results, is entirely superseded. It
is introduced at the lowest possible price by the pro.
prietor, for the purpose of placing it within the reach of
all classes.

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Chemists, Clam_ paid., Corner of &. Nara, London, and
the r tieeipel Druggists and Booksellers. Of whom may
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Gnu is found to be most of as an application to
11 Ulcers, Wounds Bums, Scalds, Sores, &c. In Boars, at
Is. lid. and 2s. tld.

The House met 01) Saturday, for the purpose of forward-
ing the Bill brought in by the Lord Chancellor, fir berme-
lug the Bankrupts Court. In order that facilities might be
given to the discuuion on the measure fixed fee Thundey
next.

The House went into a Committee on the 818, and the
blanks were fUe.i up without any discussion.
The House resumed, and the Bill was ordered to be re-
committed on rounder.
The LORD CHANCELLOR heard Counsel in the
Scotch *Kcal came of Cabbell v. Brock. The further pro-
ceceit.gm wen adjourned to Monday.
The Rouse rose before five o'clock.

VIIPPLEHENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE
OF FRIDAY. Sept. 114.
SATURDAY. SDP?. 10.
[Omitted to be lumned In last night's Gazette.)
W H ITEHA SEPT. 7.
The King lta• been plcaged to direct letters patent to be
passed ender tie Great Seal of the United Kingdom of
Great Britpin and Ireland, anntinx the dignity of Karl of .he
said United Kingdom:to Thomas IVilliam Vismunt Anson.
and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the
name' stile, aid title of Bari of Lichfield, in the county of
Seaford.

THE ARMY.

GRAND iRVIRW.

The weather on Friday was extremely unfavourable Mont
of the finest military spectacles they has been lately wit-
nessed near the metropolis. Her Mijesty, in state accom-
panied by the Duke of Saxe Meiningen, who reviewed six
of the finest regiments of British cavalry- procealal tniVortn-
wood Scrubs at 12 o'clock. 'The line was earronarded by
General the Marquis of Londonderry, who vas mounted on
a beautiful bay Arabiaa, and the novements wire most rapid
and brilliant, and conducted in an ad.nhubla manner. Ile-
sides Ists Majesty and suite we witnessed many fashionables,
notwitstanding the rain. Tha interestin• Marchioness of
Lnisdnoderry and her children were present in an open kaidan
and four.

The following Memorandum was imam Thursday:
Boast: GuAnne, Barr- 1/..
The Cavalry and Artillery, specified as follow, will be re.
viewed on Wormwood Scrubs to-morrow, at twelve o'clock,
by the Duke of Saxc Aleiningen :
Ist Life Guards.
First Brigade 2d Ditto.
Royal Hone Guards.
7th Dragoon Guards.
Second Brigade
9GtlAnmes.
Detachment of Royal arm Artillery, consisting of six
guns.
The line will b: eommarded upon this occasion by Gene-
fel the Alerqui. of Londonderry, 0.C.8.
llls Lorlsysip will be misted by Major-General Sir J. C.
Dalbiam maned in command.
The Is. (or Holeehold) Brigade will he ronunarded by
Col.-the Uuu. 'Lary Lygon, and .he 2d Brigade by Colonel
the Hon. litlwanl Lynoo.
The Royal Hum Attar, will be oommended by
The grornd will -.23 kept by the Riding Establishment
commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor, under the orders
of the Qnartermaster GeueraL
Commending beers of Brigades and Regiments will as
well as the Major of Brigade attached to the Cavalry and
the respective Adjutants, attend to receive Genteel the Mar-
quis of Loo:londcrry'• preparatory olden this afternoon or
to-morrow moralog, at such time and place as Ida Lordship
shall oppoint.
JOHN MACDONALD, Adjutant-General.
Flan the Limerick Chronicle of Wednesday.

We are informed that the Right lion. the Pavlof Dun.
rasa is to tx Loral Litutenant of the county of Lhaerlek.
The Royal Artillery, Carbineen, Lancers, :9th, 74th,
and 76th Regiments, will have a grand review to-morroa,
near the Crescent, in honour of thcir Majesties Coronation.
Sir H. Vivien, Commander of the Forces, is expected
bere next week, on a tour through Killarney, Tralm, and
Cork.

Capt. Couch and company of the gallant 6th regimen',
with Cosign Dubourdieu, marched into this city on Mon.'sy,
on route for nonevent, to join the head-quarters of their
corps. The company has b;:t.n stationed in °homage3ll,
Barrie, for some months. anti by their soldierlike and ',roper
conduct pined tht esteem, goodwill, end confidence of the
inlaiiitants. Tlt: peasantry of that romantic glen were
much delighted at the regular calls on the d.u.n and bugle
4taui.,3 from :heir ancient castle aCNewtown—particularly
the ta..too in the still c; the eveninp, which was heard in the
remotest cabin within the circle of the mountains. This do.
tachoyof has not been replaced at Newtown Castle.
This day Major Smith, Lint. Conner, and a company of
the fitli regiment, arrival here by the Lady Frances packet,
from Kibosh, and will proceed to-morrow to Buttevant.
The sth are replaced at Kilrush by a party of the 76th from
Kilrourry 1116Malson.
This day, two officers, three serjeants, and 53 rank and
file, convosing the parties of the sth, at Conlin and Kil-
keady, salted hers on a route to Buttevant. The party at
I Corofin is replaced by the 76th. Kilkeady ceases to be a
military poet.
The camp tlitipp used by the sth regiment at Byre.
mart and &stiff has been conveyed to the garrison of Gore.
The general and staff an to be removed from Ennis in
about a fortnight.
This morning the 70th regiment left Dublin fur Kilkenny.
On theist of October, the 92d Highlanders proceed fur Gal-
way, and the 30th for Templemore. The garrison of Dublin
will then consist of the Royal Dragoons, 10th Lancers,
Guards, 91st Fusileen tillth, 50th, and depot of 00th Rifles.
Major-General Sir idward Blakensy made his half-yearly
inspection of the 70th regiment last week, when the admits.
his state of discipline, and fine eppearanes of the men, called
forth Ids warm appAation.
This morning, Capt. Bastes' company of the list Fusi.
haslet Mountrath for Dublin. This well-conducted corps
has been lately avowed through the counties of Kilkenny,
Queen's, Carlow, Wexford. and Waterford.
(Pries She Dublin Frannie& Journal qf Tharrerfor.)
(RAND REVIEW...4%M will be a grand review of the
troops, in the Phenix Park this day, in honour or the coro-
nation of their most gracious Majesties. The different mi.
meats will be on the ground at twelve o'clock.
One company of the 70th regiment left town yesterday
morning, on route to Carlow, to relieve the company of the
21st Fusileers stational there.

The grand division of the 70th will leave Richmond
barracks on Monday.
In a few weeks the bth regiment will embark at Cork for
England.

The public is not aware, that when Sir James
Mackintosh, u Chairman of a Committee on the
Criminal Laws, consulted all the judges respecting
the various punishments, Lord Wynford decinred
that his opinion, in any instance, was against com-
muting the punishment of death. Subsequently,
when Peel's Forgery Bill was debated in the Lords,
the same learned judge declared that he never had
or woald recommend to mercy any prisoner con-
victed of forgery ; and he proposed an amendment
to render the bill more harsh, which amendment
Lord Lyndhurst, with very great difficulty, per-
suaded him to withdraw.