Star.
London, England, 1824-09-02 00:00:00

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•ient age nit -hi..nt-W- ths veo-evey 01 Piro,. La &Ha,
well
having made gililtilit;ihtlrQ6o44,446l-44:0401fida.,
.., Thellsiharator Wee toepesillek4atnpitige. , .
-12 st month„.his
,akitt liV toescsitta`of 10,00 Torimit
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and 2,00 g Cavan, in the best state of organization
possible, and desirous .to"Cbmisitt the. eit'ems)i. . „
.. After the capture of Callao, owing to the intrigues
of the Ex.Prestdent of Pete, the infamous Tonal ,:.1(1t. lt,
a frigate called the *mama, of 44 guns, the corvette
Rosita, of 24, and several fail of merchantmen, which not
being able to make their escape had fallen into the enemy's
handi, were cut oat under the battet les in the most daring
*manner.. The frigate and corvette were burnt, owing to
the impossibility of carrying them but of the harbour'
from'the tremendous fire that theenemy poured on them.
However, the 'eneiny haVe remained without a vessel in
consequence 'of this bold attempt, which was accom-
plished by eighty men of the squadron under Admiral
Guise's Orders." -
Other letters. from the same place state-that 5000 Co-
lombian troops had arrived„ there On their way to Peru,
as a reinforcement to 'the troops under BO L IVA 'IL .

THE ARMY.

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Major-General Sir_ HIQUIT Totems, the Adjutant-General, pro.
ceeded this-day to :anthem, for the purpose of inspecting the nd
Regiment of Foot, of which he is Colope!, the 7th Royal Fast.
leers and the in llattaliao of the Cloth, which has recently ar-
rived from Quebec.
Chatham garrison has not had for some time so fine a brigade ss
• at present. It now consists of the Queen's, the Royal Fusiliers,
the Duke of York's Own Rifles, three. companies of the Royal Ar-
tillery, two companies of Royal Sappers and Miners, and the Royal
Nation. There ire also forming Veteran Conspanic for New-
foundland, and an augmentation to the Royal African
A party of the Royal Artillery, which assisted in performing the
duty at Chatham, will, in consequence of the arrival there of the
st -Battalion of the flbth, rem% to Woolwich.
The 27th Regiment of Infantry is. daily expected tq .arrlye at
Chatham from Cork, preparatory to Its embarkation fur
The 2d Regiment of Foot Will embark in December for India.
FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER..

Malmo Waisosts 'Dastas.-.-A dress of fine India muslin, orna,
eluded with three Sonnets : between each flounce is embroidered,
in scarlet crewel, a row of the West Indian berry, known by the name
of jumbel beads: Full skevesi of muslin, elegantly confined, all tbe
way up the arm, wltk.itraps of cambric richly embroidered. the
dress is made partially high, and is fitted for an out-door surnniii/
dress, by having two ptierine tapes, falling one over the ether,,
trimmed at the edge with a full plaiting of very fine Pet : the
corsage has lace let in, in stripes downward. A broad rank sash,
striped, encircles the waist, with a Instil boW; and the ends depend?
Mg in front, just . below the leper.. bonnet 'of Leghorn, in the
-.Silage shape, aimmed slightly with broad pink ribbon, and a Cu*
lace corvette underneath. Yellow kid half Vows, thairick gloves.
SWUM Evacussa Dassa.—Beverism robe of pink grim de Aping
the Bavarian front of the robe formed*: puckered white eatinonlis
the p'uckerings, which are slight, Confined downwards by narrow
stripes fanned of pink satin rodent: h broad plokbeetriat white
blond, set ois NU, is carried all round the bdtdir. at the edge next
the hem, taking in the white satin aprow pert with' the rest et ebe
dreas,'snd giving a beautiful relief to the Wink. The body is of
piik rude Naples; with short sleeves of the easte, ornamented with
Mond. and pink. satin trefoiL The hair is adorned with pears, i
light moist of Sowers, and a gold ornamental comb pbeed beck.
ward. Over the gloves are worn,Alses, Indian. bare of old as
bracelets. The Ikea of pink satia.Frino 141 BO*. 4wssif .
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IRAL4ND.
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lath ult. a magnificent entertaining 'lien
/tussah. Brea av, Req. ttrai=rds of three hundred,
distiuguldted rank -and. at his beautifil seat,
be eothty of Waterford, to celebrate hie taking pos.
noble estates in !relied.
re was elegantly and cpeatmidlously fitted up ; and a
players, with settlery, e:brought there for the Geer
-4 the amusements of the evening. The company
ball, to the Ball Room, which was moot taste. I
with evergreens, flowers, &ak In the Ball Room, a
was erected, representing a erery publie.iouse ; the
d Cow on one flacon the other the name of •
. " omit sausnaussaay."
" Geed bloirila tat be hod here."
Here, my friends, I trust, you'll find
' things fully to your mind ;
De cis offers yon for cheer
much good harmer as good beer;
proud to see his cow so gay,
strive to make 119 bulls to.day."
appeaiance of Denis's Motel exactly corresponded
At each side of it was hung a culiou's ladtp. Re-
. deseriptiterwere plentifully Supplied by Mr.aad
Bredruddery and Dan, their bead *titer. • •
Fitzpatrick, the well.kdown pipet, Jim. also there, and
entertainment kr the Grand Hall, where some tithe
billiards during the night.

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CktININd carneTtec town this morning,
business at Ms 011 ice in Dowitisig-street. The Right
will return to Gloucester-lodge-in the evening.
and Duchess of CLAstance came to town
I dined With the Duke of Sussex, it his apartments.
Palace, Kensington. Their Rbyal 'Highnesses
yvsterdsy morning about ten o'clotk. •
:and that yesterday the New Alliance 1..
commenced Marine Insurances, to a scale and
thui idkcr . It will, no doubt, prbire Of Vent
commerce.
Courses. accompanied by some tadicar
orglinburgh, and other •Crentlemen,lrudteddle,
the High Church, the Castle and Crovrenebin
, &c. and in. doe afternoon this Lady entertained
Peoeues, the Karl* Leumianice, and several other
with an elegant dinner, in the Brivah HMO,

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G Ants S.—These Gardens weal &w.f.:led
most respectable company, and the entertabunenti
and amilias,' that the Proprietors are determined.
A dine with eclat. From the prodigious menther of
baud around* colones, and tit& various &Viet!
everywhere met the eye, the effect upon entering sbe Oar.
eauensay striking ; and tkik effect wait beigiltesed by
arrogant:it et tfiilgtespes that paraded the ddravist.
were: knasnally sOwsid, 'bra the Concert and
'siiiiisqua satisfaction. Among tke annpany
lizarroan, *kb aline attendance of rank
I statuary-std 'nom at Taingite. Was
- daft Magistrate at How-street; 'charged by Captiin
kait+ay of the army; erith in assauk Ind battery.-4
is a Gentleman standing about sex, feet in height,
athletic forM ; "Mr. Pbelpi door Ott exceed Ire
3es.—Alr. Phelps in defence .tidd; that Mr. Burns
house, and' In 'Manner imisunting, to Insolence .Ise-
lt, if it were true, arias a direct fraud, and he
'IA hand uponisit shatiMer and desirtd kilt to go
, whereupon the. Captain seised him and shook
, that his whole ?rime was, as it were, dbfainted,
obliged to be cupped andlis keep hitbed for some days.
-ertificate was produced in support of the defence,
bear out Mr. Phelpe.s statement. Mr. Matta,
'lnstances, declined holdhig klr. Phelps to bail, arid
that he hind his reined j' by appealing to the Sestinas.
most iplendid inasquerades which has
England-, was that given by the King
, at the ,Opera &looms in 1768 ; Bina
!warty thatituttiber;, were "Eiresint,* And
itertaininent consistiat of every deliCiey in
?rofusion. The nature of these and other
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ward. user Inc as
bracelets. The shoes
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Wednesday, the ii
by Hoar .Vn.s.rinis
moons of diminish
Broutatsa, in the tole
session of his noble e
The theatre was e
company of players,
skin, commenced tht
then recrossed the h
fully fitted up Witis
small cottage was er
Sign of the fled Con
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Here,
MI thin
Here D
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And, pn
Will sir
The inside appea
with the outside. J
freshments of all de.
3lrs. Insignieldery a
Dlr. Fitzpatrick,
slorded mach enter]
Gentlemen played b
Mr. Secretary
and transacted busir
lisp. Gentleman wi
The Duke anc
aa Tuesday. and die
at the King's Palac
turned to Busby yet
We unckrstao
Lrsnce Comprihru
PrinFiple much to tl
bend: to coniittercs
Fridy, Mrs.(
Loch Pktiviair
I.:Juncil Chamber,
eriot's• I lospital,
'Se Lore Provure,
sins. of distinction,
%zeta..street.
VauxHAILLb
last night with num
were so various am
season attaK des
r,7lps which Woes
everywhere
secs was eitremely
• gay appawwww
rat lire•wiwbe- w
6ther amupnieldie
v'm the • Idol*
.end fashions
Yesterday
hrou..;ht before did
Burns of the half* •
Capt.in Burns is a
rd of Very athlw
lett five inches.---]
woe to his hous
tom] of sv hal
Tk''n Zer:tly laid hi,
'44 of the house, v
bin, so violently
he was obliged
A surgeon's cern&
i'Lth appeared to
s' .:-r the cireunut
tae Captain tits
One of the
r. Lkeil place in
P. of Ocurnatk, a
Per'oris, or near
•eruct{ an enters
utmost proi
cliern
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