Star.
London, England, 1819-06-24 00:00:00

division of the Enniskillen Dra-
• Staff, marched from Piershill
During the time they have
. neighbourhood the conduct of
has been such as to reflect upon

The Conrmetvial distress in
pears to be citrate. Letters
cod this morning state, that
been shut up, al[tbe storekeepen
netted with each other, and having ,
necessity of suspending their payments.

TM ARMY.

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. of the 10th Light Dragoons,
,or Prince Regent's Hussars, coamnded isf Colowa
Qat:NTH' arrived. at Piershill, from Radipole Bar-
ticks, Dc;rsetshire. In marching through the streets
of Edinburgh, their qtartial appearance, and the bra-
Stacy of their uniforM, attracted much admiration.
Friday the Officers of the Rifle Brigade, at Gos-
port, gave a grand Dinner, in commemoration of the
distinguished part borne by that Corpi in the ever-
memorable battle of Waterloo, to which a great num-
ber of the other Officers in the garrison, with several
Gentlemen of the town and ne?ghbourhood, were in-
vited. The whole Brigade was decorated with laurel,
'and those soldiers who were present on the glorious
=cosiest were excused from guards and other duty;
'tlitting'iire day.
Friday being the Anniversary of the battle of Wa-
terloo, the same was observed by die military quar-
tered at Windsor with great rejoicings. The Officers,
of the Royal Horse Guards gave a grand dinner. A.'
tent was pitched in the Barrack-5(14.1re for the occa-
sion. The Officers very generously gave the whole,
Of the Regiment an excellent dinner, in the Riding-
boose. These brave men greatly distinguished them.
wives in that memorable battle.
Whilst the Seventh Hussars lately.pussed by the
Km-quis of ANGLESRA'S seat near Lichfield, on their
rottte to Manchester, they were entertained by tile
Marquis at his mansion with old English cheer.
Whilst the soldiers were parading on the lawn in front
of the house, immediately before their departure, a
somewhat singular appearance presented itself in the
persons of the Marquis, his brother (a Captain in the
Navy), Lord Uxsaincs (the Marquis's son), and the
daughter of the Marquis. The first wanted a leg
which he lost at Waterloo, the Captain an arm, the
Noble Lord UXBRIDGE was on crutches, being
wounded in the knee, and the fair Lady was minus
her right hand, which she lost while attending her
husband at one of the battles in Spain.

Yesterday evening the PRINCE Rsortyr had a nu-
merous party, at Carlton House, and delighted a
number of the juvenile branches of the Nobility; and
persons of distinction, with a ball.
Yesterday, the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the Patrice REGENT, at Carlton House.

Yesterday, the Duchess of GLoucasrta and the
Princess AuousrA rode to Kew, in a coach and four.
Their }tore Highnesses returned to town in the
evening.
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We are sorry to announce the death of the Right
Hon. ROBERT DUNDAS of Arniston, Lord Chief
Baron of the Court of Exchequer, Scotland. This
melancholy event took place at Edinburgh on Wed-1
nesday morning. at half-past three o'clock, after a
long and severe illness, which he bore with great for-
titude. His Lordship Was in the 60th year of his:
Ce, and has presided as Lord Chief Baron in the
urt of Exchequer for 18 yeah, being appointed in
1801,1. In private life his Lordship was distinguished
by many amiable qualities, which endeared him to a
numerous circle of friends. His general demeanour
was marked by a politeness and suavity of manners
extremely pleasing to all who had any intercourse
with him ; and, on a nearer acquaintance, his charac-
ter improved. As a neighbour, he was kind and
obliging—as a friend, he was aot easily shaken—in
the more intimate relations of life, he was uniformly
amiable and affectionate—and, a's a judge, he was
highly valued for his integrity, holding an even ba-
lance between the subject and the Crown, and always
evincing a laudable desire of protecting the fair trader,
from vexatious prosecutions. The coincidence may
not be unworthy of notice, that the same day on
which his Lordship
.died, being the commencement
of the Lammas Term in the Court of Exchequer, his
Lordship's successor, Bir S. SHZPPA RD, who arrived
in Edinburgh the same day, was expected to have
taken his seat on the Bench.

Friday being the anniversary of the Battle of Wa-
terloo, the Union RI was hoisted on Edinburgh
Castle, and St. Georges standard upon Lord Nelson's
Mbnument.

Friday a large party celebrated the ever-rnemo-
rable battle of Waterloo, on the Nythe, near Aires-
ford, by a dance of nearly one hundred couple. The
evening was spent in the greatest hilarity, and the{
arrangements of this festivity reflect much credit
on the loyal promoters of it.
Friday in commemoration of the battle of Water-
loo, the following prizes were given for wrestling and
single-stick playing, at Winterslow-hnt i—The first,
Tor wrestling, to the men of Lavington ; and for
single-stick, after much manly play, to Dowse, of La-
vington, and Smith, of Ashley.
Friday, the Anniversary of the battle of Water-
loo, a party of Gentlemen had a dinner in marquees,
on St. Anne's Hill, Cbertsey, to celebrate this great
and memorable event.
A singular circumstance occurred on Tuesday in
Stoke's Bay, near Gosport :—While the Royal Ma-
rine Artillery were exercising their mortars, a 15 inch
shell was accidentally thrown into a cavity, or small
cellar, on the beach, where seven casks of foreign
white wine, each containing four gallons, were depo-
sited. Four of the casks were completely destroyed by
the shell, but the remaining three were preserved, and
delivered to the charge of the Officers of his Majesty's
customs at Portsmouth.

By the Dutch Mail of yesterday, accounts were re-
ceived of a robbery committed at the Post-office ofl
Amsterdam, to the amount of 5000 gs. The villain
has escaped.

Naw PUBLICATIONS.—We are requested to state,
that the following Works have been lately published
by Mr. CoLatina, viz.
1., Letters front a -Lady of Distinetioe, addressed to a late
" The New Ara, or Ad.
National Tale, by Ma-
Concluding Part of Dr.
3.-4. Letters of Horace
others.-5. Recollection,
4 Narrative of a
An Rulogions on
Caostaitt.-7. An
The Vestriad, or
of the Bonney
csirenotion. by

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cile also arrived at his weataros of Julien Delmour, $ French Natiot
xrday. dame de Geulls.-3. The &wad or Condo&
Walltisea Memoirs of the late Saco.--4. Lei
Walpole to the Rev. Wm. Cale and others.—
the United States als, err Aim, by Capita Golownin. Author of
rdceired from Chariest Throe Teen Captivity, la that Country.—s.
one whole street had' 111 r SIMIMISI nalrief, by M. Ras= C
pets having been con- thigtilart,babinelkary„...Artb,urby the Author'
lavin.g been under the the Dessert: t. The Art el bead 4,
payments. D. logos! _ • '