Star.
London, England, 1827-06-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Saturday semi*. the Depot et the Ist Royals, stationed in
ildeling Castle, commanded by Captain Cowae, underwent review
and lospecdost in the King's Part, by Majoe=General the Honour.
ablo Sir R. W. O'Car.ams amt. Commander in Chief of the
Forces la Seetlantl, attended by the Honourable A. F. C.mscams.
ar Aide-do.Cansp. The men, to the number et 190, assembled
in the beet order at an early hear, aad Major.Glesseral O'Cas.-
c 4•11•111 appeared on the review ground about ten o'clock. The day
being usiceatmenly Sae, a number of spectators were attracted to
the Park,who were not more delighted with the proldency of the
men than with their clean, healthy, soldierly appearance. The Ma.'
jet General expressed unqualified approbation of their steadiness aad
soldier-lite appearance, the precision of their movements in the
Sold, sad the exceliel system of interior economy established
la the depot.

NAVAL I;

Mat, Inn 13.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrind the eri
Cosa, from the Booth Seas ; England, Naar, front ChSiaa7=
frame the West Indies ; and Nymph, —, from Dints.—
Arrived from London the Mary Amy Lens; for Quebec ; and
the Atalanta, TAM, for Mena Leone.
Jun 24.—Wind N.W.--Arrived the Reajer„ Baown. from
India ; and Cindy, and Mary, &town, fraill-T141141/4
POSSUM= Joss 23 and 24.—Wind W.N. W.—Ar-
rived the Rhoda, Joann, from Leghorn ; tattiest Cannata, from
London, for Gina; and Padang, Ronan. for Padang. Passed
the London, AMAX, front Jitiiiita. Sailed the Circassian, Wen.
for ditto; sir William Wallace, Benin, for Bengal; Maria trans-
port, for Newfoundland; and Marlon of Antenna, taunt, for New
South Wales.

PLTMOUTII, Jute it! and !S.—Wind W.—Arrival the Funchall,
Fuson • Medina, Wv.arr ; and Lowman, —, for Telseriffe.
Passed the Grant, FAULLIM. for Santa Cruz.
}num= Jinta !!.—Wind W. to MW.—Jrne !S.—N.W.—
Arrived the' Fountain, Bazaar from Gallipoli; Adventure,
Hectic, from Tarragona; Sandwich packet, from Lisboa ; Sphyn:
=from the Leeward Islands; and Hope packet, from
So. kg-
Daosuana Janta 111.—The Minerva, of Whitebaven, Guns.
eau, stranded on the !!th ultimo sear this place, aad aban.
doped by the crew, but was got off on the 10th instant by the coast
guard service, and seat to Dundalk.
Gisaumaa, less 2.—The Colombian cruisers, which sailed on
the Sock ultimo, were seen outside the Straits the nest morning.
The Spanish squadron which was at Algeciras soiled to the East-
ward yesterday : it consists of the corvette Deetubierta, brig Re-
lampago, three a:boaters, and a chaser nurse.
ALIZANDILIA MAT S. The Fras Ernst, Fasts, from Coo-
standnople to Etyma, grounded in the Bay of Trey, and sustained
damage in bee upper works. She has been repaired, and will pro-
, need for Syria. •

Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens yesterday exhi-
bited a very animated appearance. 'The pedestrians were mune-
row, and several elegantly dressed women graced the walks. la
the evening there wu the usual display of splendid equipages in
t►f Park.

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WATIIRLOO.—Monday the 18th. being the *naives.-
nry of the glorious and ever memorable battle of Waterloo, several
Gentlemen met, as usual, at Edinburgh, to commemorate that most
important victory, and to drink to the health of the Great Hero
wbo achieved it. The memory of the illustrious men who fell in
that epode contest was drank In silents. Vice-Admiral Fusses
presided on the occasion, astd did the honours of the Chair in a
manner highly gratifying to the Gentlemen present.
CNA IMES BUONAPARTE, son Of LUCIEN BUONA.
Pantie, who :aided some years ago in this country, has
been several evenings in the House of Peers, to hear the
debates. He speaks the English language correctly,
and with doency, and seemed to pay great attention
to the discussions. He is extremely like his late uncle,
Norcuort, in countenance and figure.
BILVOIR CASTLE. —The Mausoleum erecting by bis
Grace the Duke of Rostrum, oo he Ground of Belvoir Castle, foe
the remains of the Duchess, will be one of a most classical and
splendid kind. A line marble statue of the late Duchess. with a
group of angles, are to form a monumental group at the altar of the
temple, which Is to be lighted with an effect corresponding with the
solemnity of the site. The grand apartment io Belvoir Castle, the
completion of which was so favourite an osject with her late Grace,
sod which was suspended in consequence of her decease, is mails
io progress; it is designed in the architectural style of Loom XI V.
Its beautiful panels, the richness of the furniture, all of co-equal
taste, together with the painted plaferse, will render it one of the
most splendid apartments In the kingdom. In the group of JapiSer
and June, in the clouds, his Royal Highness the late and lamented
Duke of Yoe: sat for the face of that Heathen deity. This was the
last bead painted fur our lamented Prince.

CHARLES MATHEwS closed his Entertainment on
Thursd.y evening, after a very successful season, with
a short, but appropriate speech.
We understand that a number of persons are at pre-
sent ill from eating mussels taken from the wet docks,
Leith, and that two have died.—Caledonian Mercury.
The thirty ninth Anniversary of the formation of the
Colony of New South Wales, was cclebraied with I. great
doings." The Sydney Gazette remarks, 1, the 26. b Jan.
17138, was the day in which Govetnor Phillip for-
merly possessed himself, as the King's repiesentative,
of the Colony of New South Wales, now called the
infant Kingdom of ,Australia. What a picture then
presented itself—nothing save forests, wildernesses,
and savage aborigines ou every hand. Whereas now
only is the lapse of thitity-nine years, we behold smiling
villages, crowded towns, growing cities, extending set-
tlements, infant col Ries, and thousands upon thousands
of the lsuman fargily, who ate ramifying themselves its
411 direCtions, anJ attract., by their unparalleled exc.
tions, the notice and adusication of EutOpe." •

KING'S THEATRE.

Madame PASTA repeated the character of Medea.
en Saturday, in MATIB'S Opera of Medea in C'a fiefs.
Her perfotmance of the character is, beyond in
competition: the finest piece of acting which hes
been witnessed in this viuntry since the tetir-meat
of Mts. Stamm from the English stage. • If it be
the legitimate scope of tragedy to awaken pity and
terror! that object was never more successfully ac.
complished than by Madame PASTA'S delineation of
the sufferings and the vengeance of medal. Pity, how.
ever, ii we way judge floes the 'number of bright eyes
which we saw suffused with tears, was the ptedennhaat
feeling. Few persons could be altogether woof /ono
the spells of the actress, who was in every ten,e the
enchantress of the night, and at once delighted and
astonished the audience. Its the brilliant circle we noticed
The Dike aid Duchess of Gloucester, the Dachau of Clem*,
the Dedee,e of Kest. Prisms &odor'. Prince Esterfarr;
Dub. of Grafts ; Marquises, of Worcester Graben, Die,„_
ThcbSeld; Idarehloosams . Worcester. Aylesbury, &woe'
Lothian: Dowager of Sadiebeerg ; Countess &. Antouio, gieest.;
de Sresith; Lords Vallalft. Weisman, Harewond, W. seideee
Teske ..De, V. Saenerses. Mostague, Wharncliffe, Se. Geketet.-'
Mort Maio% Howard de Walden, Jersey, Tullarnore, Oulu
cads. Limeades. Albs. Binifeetre. Fife, Gwydyr, Bingham, Like.
firtaise. Llonhasa.Wentonctiod. Binning; Sirs Thomas Lawreast,
Jobs Becket, W. Kiwi. Francis Hardest, Edward Strotrd,
James bailors, H. Wright Wilson, Abraham Hume, Churls
Greaten, John Leech; Ladies Davy, Lambert, Charlotte !hem
Assn Beckoei Cacaos Pookt. Walsontri, Binning, Clare, Ha*.
des, Wright Wjklas, Owes, P. Somerset, De Ross, H.."...Parkat,
Bechloghasashire, Cowper, Elie. Vallia, Gordon, Graham, r
Gen, whams's. Bristol. Mohave, Westmeath, Dirlisgoke.
sigegiduar. Lgadlosrie. Petra, Jersey, Isabella Date/dad, Style,
Augusts Westwordt. &Adria, Wegumek,