Star.
London, England, 1816-09-04 00:00:00

TIIE BEI Y.

We learn from Camlway, that a teneral nem,.
merit of the British forces in France will be
formed on the Bth of September, near Valeneimet
The concentration of the: troop, is for tile puTprise
their being exercised in the earic.us
large bodies, welch the.r provions eltens on if cu.
tonments has hitherto treven te---It .s expected ths
his Royal Highness the Duke of Kett, and „pat:
lOUS Ste", will att,nd his Excellency the DUL
Wellingtan at the varioui ensiling ri-vieucc.
The races institurcd by the British OfEcers
take place at Valvncietines• on the l'lth insrtnt, ard
will, without doubt, attract a large atereblsgsit
the beau nynde.
It give. us much pleasure t, learn, that *le pre„tit
harmony and most perfect good prey,;;, ti,
tween the British trceips and the inhabitants thiiirl
uut their v Arius cantonments. 6
Friday the Royal Mid Lothian Yenmanry C.,5415
commanded by Sir Joile Hoes:, Wirt. were revitsiii.
on P irtobello Sands, by his Excellency a
—tun'
Hope. They have been on permanent duty tiici
Monday se'nbight.
Major. General Sir DENNIS PACK has presented ,
the 42d regiment a very &pint pair of Bagpipes,
superbly mounted, with the following inscription;
" These Pipes are presented, by Major-General Sir Dem
PACE, to the Forty-second Royal Highlanders, in teniunf
esteem and high respect. for their distingoisched exerionb int!,
Field, and exemplary conduct in all other respects, %Cite as a
hls comnund.-IStb June, 1815."
Moro lay their Royal Highnesses the Didte,Dscheti,
and Princess SOPHIA OI GLOUCESTER. hollooted t!"
Royal Military College, at Sandhurst, Berke ei
their presence, where they were tec&vcd by the G,
vernor, Sir ALEXANDRE HOPE, Slr HUWASIi Dar,
(11.118, and Colonels M.Dettstore and Ilunalt.
Royal Highness was not in uniform (a &lime um
pliment) and of course all the military hen.oursse
psid to the Duchess and Princess, althoug'.. his Roe;
Highness, not of regimentals, had a right to titers
either as a Prince of the Blood, or as a Cernmissime
of the College. The L'euteilant-Goeer nor rit
Cadets through live or sit ; atc„ii,„,t
Cadets who were instructed by Mr. HLNev AMMO
in the new broad (or infantry) sword ex,rc:se, sere
put through it by Captain Eeseter. Tae RIC
visitors inspected the Chapel, Committee-room, 1),;
mitor ies, Silitiy„ Model-room, rt,ssi
and Arrnowies, eitted with Su. ALtX4NDL:It -
Lldy Hove, and returned to Bag.hot Palk in
evenintz.—They were graciously pleased to csek.
much approbvion.

Amorist the English now in Paris ;s C
TiionSTON, of sporting notoriety: and in spire tit rein
is said to main:ain the same In; irity of disputir"
which distint4tiished his yonnger
The same vailantry uhich our set;cr,n defer(
have dispia) ed in the tieid is cccasi,a,ily
the less it-yr:went dangers rit comr:l,,n iite.
day se'ntrig .; C FLltztt, of the citviti:,
Hoise Gu4rds, quartered at Reading, locoed
A child from drowning in tlie Kennet, having piur
into the deepest part, aithougb.unab:e to swim.
Yesterday morning, for a wager of 100 iat-ney,
Captain Womnwzia, of the First Regiment 41 .-
Gitarda. trotted his grey horse, in x gig, on Sunbl
Common, fourteen miles and a half in fifty-seven
nutes and a half. The bet was that it shouli be'
formed in an hour, thus winning by two minutes.
a half. The bets were high ,against him at artist
as nothing equal to this has been attempted in Lando:
In 1809, when a great promotion of Generals .
place in France, Mr. -, by chance incladedi
the list, meeting the Counsellor of State, J3--..s
said to him My dear friend, congratulate me
BON APA HIE has made me a General." 66 I IV
WWI you joy, (replied the Magistrate) ;
ate he had ohly named you!"
What with the Police Conspirators, creating
crime to profit by the criminal, and certain Justices
licencing Hotels of Infamy, to extend the traffiz
tbeir Gia Distilleries, we can say with SH.OVIPEAtit.
" A man may see how this woril goes, with no eyes—L,
with thiNst ears : ice how yen Justice rails upon you
'1 hief. Hark in thine ear—change placer, and, hastily t
which is the Justin—which is thejlitl?"
An account -of a bull-baiting, in Tothill-fields,
Tuesday, states, that the bull did great might,
having tossed a Mr. WIIEELAM, a Bow stmet patrok,
and that Mr. BOLTON. a Rubliean, in Q.lren-sqr
having had his pocket picked of a bi.ud Uor
some silver.
A woman of the name of Hewett, whn reside
fslabgate, in Leeds, and who is C 6 years of at
long aga, lost two front teeth, and it is not le
prising than true, that their places have actual
supplied by two fresh natural teeth, which have
in their mad ; and the poor woman can
with them as well as she could before.
A Gentleman of great opulence, at the tat
of the town. has lately transferred a ).!rge
Government and Back Stock to his eldest
serving only au annuity to himself, and the
der of his personal property, •rO ti glee atuoi
has distributed aniccp, the rest of his cliihif
near relations in the propordous he intended
bequeathed to them by his will. jay this arran!
meat he calculates that he l.as saved to his
upwards of R5OOO.
Ricitaansoia, Goonrd:cx, and Co. the Cunt
beg lu.tve to teniind their Friends, and the
that the present Lotrery begins Drawing the I
this Mta.til. The Scheme c,,raa+iiis two nit
ae40,0.a). Two of L... 00,000, Two of ‘lO,OOO,
&c. in Consols and Money ; and the wis!ter
Public lisva been consulted in regard. to tilt
ink, as an Equal Number of Tickets will be
each day, and the FIIOT-bitAWN Pnix.c, the
Dar, will rect.ive, I.Z ADLlrlfitit
may make it ‘Su,OOO. 'rims, there is every
ment to at early purchase, sv;iich Iticitaaoso,
Luca, and Co. te.pecti,dly recommend to
lic, and solicit their tarours at their Fortunate
Cornhill and Charing Cuss;
i1e205,780, kik COMICIS And MOneye may be
in the Grand Lottery which begins Di awl
17th of this Month. The First ize, Drawl
Frist Day, must be'sE49,ooo, and may be
3 per Cent. Consols. Tickets and Shares are
by HAZAan. BLUME, and Co. Royal Excliai
in the late February Lo.tery sold A Prize of
'rwo el Ste. /cc. and in former Lotteries
ail Prizes to .an amount excccding Tso
Staling.