Star.
London, England, 1816-06-25 00:00:00

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Theriday the 61st Regiment Matched eut ate&
Barracks, and embarketiat Monkstown lot the Isle
of Wie. Their ultimate destinatiol is Jamaica.
Yesterday the first division of the 51st infantry
marche.l from Brighton to Blatchingtr.in Barracks.
° ble cenhruinlcil4:noY'dho the duty in Brighton.owever,
of this distinguished corps is
left
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir JICRISILAK DlCiMit Is ap.
pointed Assistant-Quarter-Master General it; Ports-
mouth District, vacant by the removal of Major Raw
to Plymouth.
A part of the 101st Regiment, under Major Poo.
nturr, has arrived from Jamaica; the remainder are
hourly. expected.
aatress wa:rarns have been 1 ately executed on
some individuals belonging to the Yeomanry Cava iry,
in Huntingdonshire; far not paying the 1-letse.D ny
with which they were surcharged, because, through
some emission, they were n t called u;snn by their
Commanding•Ofricer to perlorm the whir! of their
parade %Lys in ti)e lAst -ye.tr. In me inv.:l.:rt., in tilt
neigt.hourhood of St. Newts, an A uct;on:er was
called in to sell a cart and same sheep, which hsd
been thus seized, and although neArly au bunked in.
dividuals were present, not one biddiu • was otterel.

The Dike of Yon!: w.ts beater yesterday.
The House of Cr.mmor.l, we befit ve. propose to
adjourn to morrow the Toesd 4y following, to
admit of the Lords bringing up tle, arrear of busi-
ness; ani it is expected that the Session will termi-
nate about Wednesday, the Si of next month.
Yesterday morning, soon After nine r:'ciock, her
MAJZ3Ty, with the Princes3es A uotis'r* And ELIZA-
ERTH, lett the Qoet !!:-.i.ice for W,ndsor. Ofk their
Arrivol at the Crstle, ler Mitse-,Tl' at the
private entrance to the Kings Apw.rneitte, aht.l went
to visit the Ktsn, at ten,!ed by he physiei.in
Yesterd ty ' the Princess CrianLoTTs aril Prince
trEoroiro rode in their curricle triCinswiek on theft
return to Cani?lfisrd-house they received five addressee
of coagratuletion—"one from Anglesea, presented by
the Marquis of Amnesic* ; a second from the
B'rongh of Southwark, presented by the Parliamen.
tan, Representatives; a third Irons Worcester, pre-
sented by the Earl of Covsisritv as Recorder: A fourth
from Winchester, presented by the Recorder of that
city, A numerous and highly respectable Deputa.
tient trona the Dissenting _Clergymen of the three de-
nominations were introJuced, and most graciously
received., The President hivioi read their Address,
the. Princess and Prince were pleased to return the
following Answer :
" Re assured we receive the congratulations of the Protestant
Dissenting Ministers of the three detiontinamos, with event
cordial satisfaction and plcagure; and we .re well assured, in
those fervent hopes ti:ey express for our rritrual happiness, and
fur the prosperity of hl. Alajesty's Kingdoms "
A piece has been cut from his Nirjevy's ship 17:C.
TORY ( Lord NELsON's FIsE-ship) to in.' ke two snuff-
boxes—one for ;he Prince of CuisJuno, the other for
the Duke of GLoucestart.

It is genet.illy believed that M.rthil Soma', who
had previous!, taken up his resides,ce in this city, at
the White Lisa Inn, emb.ok•d ir..rn hence in the
William Henry, fnr 'listen, in AMNICd, on the 13th
in 'Bristol Journ.d.

It is said coat the number of II ilf-pAylicm in
Frante is 21,000, aed that the VreNch Government
have determined to pension the wott,:d?.:l and aged
for We. with diminished appointments, to jive cfms-
rriiisions gradually to the best in:li;ied of the others,
and to dismiss the rest with one year's salary.
Roams Tea ELEA:no:I.—At four u'clbck yesterday,
the scate•of the Poll was a. follows Mr. BARN TT,
382; Sir T. Titome.,oN, —Majority for Mr. BAR-
NETT, 16.—The Poll wau expected to close finally at
five o'clock, and Mr. BARNETT's election Was reckoned
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certain.
The elegant Gold Cup presented by the Performers
of Drury-lane Theatre to Mr. Keats, as a tribute to
his untival!ed talents, was yesterday brought to the
Theatre to be presented so him. It is a chef itatrore,
and does infinite cielit to the tase of Mr. flassurr,
the artist who prepared it. The cup is formed after
the beautiful antique vase in Warwick C.tstle. The
Bacchanalian ornaments in alto relieve are executed
with coususimate art. The inscription iat short and
anraptiste. Thena arts of the donot s are all inscribed
on the side, with an apt and desetved quotation from
Marastscien, in complimeot to Mr. KEAN. It was this
day delivered to bins in form.
Mr. GERALD Hon, convicted at the Dublin Corn-
mission, for being implicated in the Lite extens;ve
forgery of stamps, has been embarked on hoard the
transport ship in Cork harbour for Botany Bay.
The ship Barieg, Captain Lams, with convicts
from Ireland and England, arrived safe at Port Jack-
son, Botany Bay, on the 20th of OctoSer—outt df
the 360 persons ou board, only one had died on, die
passage, from the effects cf dropsy.
The sentence of death against Grigellay and Cis-
fthane, condemned at the last Glasgow Circuit Court
has been communed into transportation for life.
Tuesday, tl e great annual Largs Fair commenced.
'Mere was a considerable shew of Highland cattle,
and though sales were dull, prices were higher than
they had been at most al the neighbou:ing Fairs.
The concourse of people was grest ; the appearance
of Stn to 40 vessels riding in the Bay, htionging
chiefly to Highlanders,. who had brought their dif-
ferent ccmniodities in die Fair, made the scene lively

and pleasant. Ihe Green was covered with tenti,
plentilully supplied with Highland whisky, and
dancing to the bagpipe was kept up with great spirit.
BL ACK NIA TH PEDESTRIAN, ( 218 T DAT ).----EATomr
continues to go on in g9od spirits, and this morning
he m.tde good his 493 d mile.
A SL EEPI NO Wometr.—An account has been read
to the Royal Society of Edinburgh, of the sleeping
woman of Denninald, near Montrose, by the Rev.
JAMBS Barman& Her first sleeping fit lasted from
the 27elsito the Stith of June, 1815. Next morning
she spin fell into a deep, which lasted seven days—
withofitinotiOn. food, or evacuation. Ac the end of
this time,.44, moving her hand and pointing to her
woods, itiwas understood she wanted food, which
was given to her; but she remained in her lethargic
state till the Bth of. August, six weeks in all, without
appearing to be awake, except on the 80th of June.
Her pulse, for the first two weeks, was gavot SJ, the
third week 60, and previous to recovery it was at 70
to-72. Though extremely reduced. she gained sttength
so rapidly, that before the end of August she worked.
regularly at the harvest.

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