Star.
London, England, 1826-07-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Four troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards are ordered to Derby,
and two troops of the same corps to bfacclesfield.
The remaining Divisions of the 56th Foot have arrived in
Dublin from Liverpool: It Is understood they will replace the 66th
on Dublin duty. Thelatter Regiment, brine Monty composed of
young recruits, has become sickly from the severity of the garrison
duty. The 58th are at present, distributed in the Royal Barracks.
Richmond Barracks, and the' Barracks in George's street. This
was one of the Regiments sent from Dublin to quell the die.
turbances in Lancashire. _

WINDSOR, JULY 12.
Yesterday, his MAJEStir and suite took an airing in
their'carriages. • Tte Ktwo•pioceeded from the Royal
Lodge to Wiadsor Cisile,'•where Mr. Witari, the ar-
chitect, was in waiting td"ntiend the KING, who prt--
ceeded over she printiret.apartmentv, which are in the
most forward•ttateafid returned about five o'clock up
thiLong Walk to the Royal Lodge..
TILE KIND'S COURT.
This afternoon, about two o'clock, the KING left his
Royal Lodge lit Windsor Park, attended by his suite,
in two catriages and four, with a number of oufriders,
and escorted by a slerachnient of the Royal Horse
Guarda. l'hetord Steward of the Household rode in
the first caniageivith the Kivu. The Lord in Waiting
and Sir ADDIS* BARNARD, Groom in Waiting, fol-
lowed in the- second vavriage. The Royal cavalcade
•proceeded through the- Long• Walk and the town of
Windsor, . where great :numbers were assembled, and
through the gate by St. George's Chapel to a private,
entrance to-the Castle, the carriages not being able to'
approach to the grand entrance, in consequence of the
preparations making therefor erecting a large portico.
His Mature lirrlved about half-past two o'clock. The Kula
immediately proceeded to hold' a Privy CounCil, which was at.
teaded'by the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal,
the Secretary of *ate hie the Coldalal Department. the President
of thelkeird of ControWthe Treasurer of the Household, and
the Judge Advocate.
His laseespv gave awnings to the Earl of Livaavoot., Earl
BAvniner,aildlifr. Wynn.
Earl &musts: othciatod, in the absence of the Earl of HAIM
aswirrs as Lord Friskiest of the Council.

Mr. Bawls attemded as Mak of the Council.
The Council broke up about half-past three o'clock.
Soon after four o'clock, the Kula, attended by his suite. re-
turised to the Royal Lodge. •
The Earl 01. bireavoiss. arrived at Windsor from Cmnbe Wood.
Mr. Wfsix came front's. seat of Lord IS asxvicut, at Dropmore.
After the breaking qp of the Council, the Ministers, &c. who
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had attended it, partoor of roDdeursi which had been prepared and
sent-from the 'Royal Lodge: •

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," • • '.,.;CANADA COM f-• e
s.7,The .first7,l44ldagr Of the SharehOl.lici.S4:444.lqtili-
#any was heldr:ysetioday at the London Tatern.4 ..The.
it Sliffitakelt at 01'0.bl Ht;itliptirlloitASQUltt.
It may be :necessary to state iliac this-teebnpruiy Was
ed*!onse tithe Igo, under thi fit efetilMtpavernment;.
for the penpose of cultivating the Waite !and in tipi.r-
Canada' At.was then intended ;hit .purchases shoeht
be made not only of the Crown land* 'hilt Clem'
reserves, It appears, however that tMDiiettors have
not been Ale to obtain the latter, aid. friie. therefore
entered conditional arrangements "with. Voverti-
meat for the parchaie of a large tract of land,.contain-
ing not leis than one million of acres. Ai the Corn;
pang will have to pay much less for this land than if
the Clergy reserves had been obtained, the Directors
teem fully confident that the Shareholders will be rather
benefitted than.other wise.
Mr. GALT (the Secretary) then read the Report of
the Directors, the major part of which contained at
length what we have just noticed. Letters had been
sent round to the Shareholders for the purpose of gain-
ing their consent to tarry on the Company under the
new arrangement, and it appears that one-tenth of the
Shareholders had diSsented. The Report therefore pro-
poses, in Ofder•to prevent any delay, that the dissenti-
ents 'should be-paid off it *lot. per share each ; and con-
cludes with stating, that notwithstanding the payments
to the dissenter* there: Will be no further call on the
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shares in the posse:wan of those who are willing to con-
tinue in 'the Company for one, or perhaps, two years,
indeed, any other tum of money may be required,
-'Along dikussion then erne betnieen Mews. Carruthers, Wilson,
.fiall,4nd other shareholders, tai to the legality of the measures
adopted by the directirs, is making arrangements for the purchase
of.iusul Dot coutestpluted in the prospectus, and also of their pro-
'postai' to pay the discontents off u the rate of 101. per share.
Mr. the Solicitor to the Company, en-
tered at some length into the law on these questions,
end was of opinion that the Direct°, s were warranted
in what they tad done ; at the same time he admitted
that the questions were ofn very grave nature.
A Sbareholdii Made some observations as to the
'situation in which the original Soliscribers and those
who had. purahar4 fares it a premium Were placed,
and trusted nothing would be done to injure the interests
of any one.
The Csainsus said, We Minion could not take cognisance of
what had 'paned out of dean.. and disinfert such a subject could
got be.dke.ilett at that magneto
A tinersation then aron as to whether the Attorney
and Generals' spawns ahnid not be bad.on the proceed
ings which the Director! heal thought fit to adopt. After which,
tar. CASSIONIDDiI shovesigir the deeds, corregoodence.
should be latd•hefore-Mt. ' well and Mr. Horne,lor their opi-
nion ea this subject. - 'Thitaisehls was, however, negatived.
The Cnatainto then await drat Ow report of the Directors be
received, which was carried.
The NAUMAN then moved a rinliplipis bathe eieet, that the Di-
rectors should he empowered tos=blithe purchase of Crown-
Indehi Upper Canada; Alai a inolution, for paying to the
dlsoradiees 101. os each-akar* wheittlie charteishaU have been ob-
mined; whieh were carded nassismody.
Thanks /wore dies voted t. the Choirrnai end Directors for their
exertion's behalf akin Company, and the Meeting separated.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Srawroan and suite
arrived bit week at Denivibin Castle, by the ,Qty of Edinburgh
steam packet, Captain ,Been. Itis believed that the Noble Marquis
will not leave Sutherlandshire for two or three months.
As Lieut. Citawroan, of the 2d Dragoon Guards
(Scots Greys), was walking across the stable yard of
Benner's Hotel, he Wes bit en the wrist by a horse, so
severely as to cause dislocation of the joint, and the
wrist was terribly mangled. All efforts to disengage
-Mr. CRAWFORD from the jaws of the vicious animal
'were unaviilihg, until it was run through the body by
are of the Dragoons.:-Mitten Herald

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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PARK-STREET.
Between one and two 'o'clnck this morning a fie
was discovered in the second floor of the house, No. J 4,,
Park-street, grosvenor-square, which soon attaineisuch
an ascendancy as to put at defiance every exertion so
subdue it for some boars. The house had been very
elegantly furnished for the purpose of being let, by Mr.
Judson, who must be a great loser, although insured
in the Norwich Union. The County, Sun, Royal Ex-
changer Hand in Hand, aided by the other engines, did
all that could he done to quench the fire; and a detach-
ment of the 2d Battalion of Foot Guards were marched
from the barracks to pressrvi order. Si great was the
reflection by two o'clock, thil several Gentlemen, resi.
dent in the neighbourhood left Vauxhall, under the idea
that their own houses were in Raines. There was as
Many as eight or ten carriages at one time in the street.
The tops and backs of No. 15, on the one side of the
streets and No. 16, on the other, have also suffered; as
have two or three houses in the rear. Not a vestige of
property was saved from Mr. Judson's house, and a
great deal of valuable prop, rty from the other .houses
was destroyed by being thrown from tre windows.::No
lives, we are happy to say, were lost on the occasion.

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