Star.
London, England, 1825-09-02 00:00:00

THE XING.

alum Sarr.l.—His MASEATT took his usual drive
to Virginia Water yesterday afternoon, where he dined.
His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at the
Royal Lodge last evening at half-past siz o'clock, on a
visit to his lqa
llislamtrry left the Royal Lodge this afternoon in
his pony phaeton, accompanied by the Doke of Wm-
usnrom, at two o'clock. He was followed by his suite
in two others, and immediately proceeded to Virginia,
Water. Preparations have been made for his MASSITT
to partake of an early dinner in the marquee. His
MaJEaTT is expected to visit the Castle to-morrow or
Saturday.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Aoaurra took an
ailing this afternoon in her open carriage, accompanied
by her Lady in Waiting.

THE ARMY.
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Upwards of 50 Recruits have joined the 79th Regiment of Foot,
at Cork, three or four days prior to the embarkation of the six ser-
vice Companies for Canada.
Fifty Recruits have joined the 99th Foot, at Portsmouth, since
the 24th ult.
A Detachment of the 70th Foot has marched from the Depot at
Winchester to Pot:mouth, to embark fur Canada to join the
Regiment.
Tbe 19th Regiment marched into Cork front Buttevant on
Thursday se'anight.
A detachment belonging to the East India Company's Service
embarked yesterday at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, en its route
to Chatham.
Captain Crtaronce (from the Riding Establishment of tKe
Army) has been appointed Riding Master to the Royal Military
College.
Lieutenant J. Darnart, of the 7th Hussars, has been appointed
Assistant to the Riding Establishment of the Army.
His Royal Highness the COMMATIDIR•IN•Cu tar inspected, yester-
day morning, the Riding Establishment of the Army, under the
r.rerintentlence of lAeutenant•Colonel BITERS, at St. John's Wood.
TL. Isle of Wight Militia are to assemble in the course of the
er-4on mob. in the Beast-market-at Newport, Isle of Wight, for
t .e purpose of being trained and exeteised for one month.
Monday se'nnight, the 58th Begiment, under the inspection of
Cense! JOHN, was inspected in the Barrack-yard, Waterford, by
Maior-Cieneral Str 0. Ilisarrau, who expressed himself in the
highest terms on their high state of dbcipline, and the general ap-
pearance of the corps.
Tuesday sennight, General Sir CHARLES DOW,' arrived at Ennis,
and on Wednesday proceeded to the fair green of Clonroad, where
be inspected the 78th Regiment.
Last week, a superb entertainment was given by Colonel Sir
Jnini Wotan, and the Officers of the It9th Regiment, to all the
rank zul fashian of Kinsale and its vicinity. Upwards of two
hundred persons were assembled, the mess-rooms were decorated
With unusual taste and splendour, and several Officers of the 10th,
ilth, and 15th Regiments were present.
The Devonport Yeomanry Cavalry were reviewed on Tuesday
on I3uckland Down, and next day at Tamar Terrace, Stoke, and
went through their, different evolutions, under the direction of
Captain Tom and Lieutenant lutes HUSSAIIIN in a manner that
reflected equal credit on Officers and men. in the evening, the
Dicers adjourned to Eurotria Royal Hotel, and partook of an ex-
cellent dinner, provided in Mr. Rwort's best style. On the re-
:lineal of the cloth, several loyal and appropriate toasts were given,
and the party separated at a late hour highly gratified. The Devoe-
port Amateur Band attended on the occasion, and added greatly to
the hilarity of the evening.
Thursday se'nnight, the 24th Regiment of Foot in garrison at
Plymouth, was reviewed on the Hoe, by Major-General Sir ions
C.auseter, K.C. B. The manner in which thgy executed their dif-
ferent evolutions, called forth the unqualified praise of the gallant
and distinguished General.