Star.
London, England, 1827-05-21 00:00:00

THE A 10.1 Y.

The 40th Regiment, now in Hall Garrison, has reeeived Its route
fur Chatham, and is in be succeeded by the 74th front Plymouth.
This week the depot of 25th Regiment, at present in Edinburgh
Castle, marches for Perth, in two divisions—to remain there until
the barracks at Aberdeen have been put in order for their recep-
tion. The depot of the 95c1 Highl.nders. at present in Perth, moves
to Glasgow ; and the depot of 92d moves from Glasgow to join the
service companies of the Regiment in Edinburgh garrison.
ARMY IN IRELAND.
Wedneday, the depot of the 79th Highlanders, commanded by
Major WILLIAM Ma esnau., arrived at Belfast from Cavan. The
same day a detachment of the 70th kft there for Downpatrick. The
Head-quarter. still remain at Belfast.
The 15th King's Hussars are now on their way from Dublin for
Canteebury, where they are to be stationed.
The Princess Royal,. KAINS. and Stentnutransports, sailed from
Cove on Monday, for Quebec, with the lath.
Major Gammon is appointed to con.m and the depot of the 15th
at Fcrmoy.
Lieutenant Ggasooyr, 66th Regiment, is appointed Superintend-
ing Officer of the Recruiting Department, at Enniskillen.
Detachments from the 10th Infantry 'Depot, at Buttevant, have
replaced the 84th at Mallow, Charleville, Killarney, Mill.street,
Kanturk, Liscarroll, &c.
Tuesday, the 72d Highlanders, commanded by 'Arent-Colonel
Aastrnusor, left Londonderry, for Dublin, where the Regiment is
to be stationed.
The I.t Uivislon of the Bth, or King's Foot, has left Newry for
Londonderry, to replace the 72d.
Wednesday, the depot of the 33d Regiment. commanded by
Captain Rein, undeiwent their half yearly inspection in Boyle,
before Alajor General Tarsna. The result of the inspection was
highly creditable to the Officers and men.
Tuesday, Sit CNASLu Duvet inspected the Depot of the 99th
Regiment at Clare Castle.
The half-yearly. inspection of the sgd Regiment took place on
Wednesday, by General Sir Clansman Dos in
The 84th 'Regiment arrived at Jamaica, front Cork, on Patrick's
Day, in the most perfect isealtlaggid without the loss of a man, after
a passage of 45 days,

Saturday Mr. CANNING had an audience rf the
Eute.—Yesterday Ms MAJESTY gave so audience to the Loan
Cuawczt.Loa and Mr. Camitrie. •
Yesterday the Duke anJ Duchess of CLARINCe and
the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal,
and beard an excellent Sermon preached by the Rev. Sir EDWARD
KTIMSTOX, front the 7th chapter of St. Matthew's Garet, and
the 13th verse. The Church Service was read by the Rey. Mr.
CANNON, and the Communion Service by the Sue.Daait. The
Anthem was, "I wus glad" (Puacau.), which was sung by Messrs.
SALMON, VAUGHAN, and J. B. Saxe. The Chapel was very flume
roust), attended by Nobility. Among the Peers present were—The
Bi.hop of WADICESTIGI ; the Earls of Customs, asaaowsr. and
WarruiputAsti; Lord as DUNSTASTILLZ, Lord ARDAY, &C. Ste.
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Duke of CLARENCE
and the Duke of Sussex were admitted to a private view of the
Exhibition of the Royal Academy. Their Royal Highnesses were
received and conducted by Sir TISOMAS LAWZILIOCZ, the President.
and the other officers of the Institution. The Royal Dukes left the
Royal Academy at half.past four o'clock.
M r. CANNING w,nt yesterday to the residence of the,
Earl of Livearocst., in Whitehall. and Inquired after the health of
the Noble Earl. His Lordship's health is us far restored as to
enable him to take an airing in his carriage oa Saturday, fat t►e first
time since bis illness.
Mr. CHOICKR visited Mr. CANNING yesterday.
The Mat quis de PALMELLA. the Portuguese Minister,
transacted business yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. CANNING entertained a select party to dinner on
Saturday. at kis residence in Downing-street.
The Errl of CARLISLe had an interview on Saturday

with Mr. CANNISG.
On Saturday the Lords of his Sturm's Most Ho-
pourable Privy Council assembled at the Coyne l Office, to hear and
determine Appeals, &c.
Saturday, Mr. W. K. Dounx.ts gave a grand dinner
at the Admiralty to the Loan Hien Mammy Mr. Casella, Lord
Ca*/amalgam, the Governor of the Bank, the Chairman of the Rut
India Company, the Marquis of Quanissuev. Mr. ROTIISCIIILD,
Mr. HUllilslloll, Mr. WaLaovD, aid Lord BLINN&
The Chiltern Hundreds, so frequently mentioned as
being accepted by Members of the House of Commons,
when they wish to vacate their seats, are divisions of
counties made by King ALFRED, and Row annexed to
the Crown, although they still retain their peculiar
Courts. The Stewards of these Courts are appointed
by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and their sa-
laries are twenty shillings per annum ; this sum, how-
ever, small as it is, being derived from an office under
the Crown, is sufficient to disqualify any person who
accepts it from retaining his seat, unless re-elected.
Accepting his Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds,
is, therefore, merely a formal manner of resigning a
seat, when a Member wishes to retire from Parliament.

IiTALLACC. en his benefit night, had the fullest house
of the season, with the exception of the evening when
the KING visited Drury lane Theatre. The receipts
were upwards of six hundred pounds.
Artuoup has engaged Miss PATON for his new musi-
cal drama which is in preparation for representation,
soon after the opening of the English Opera House.—
MATHILWI is engaged for a limited number of nights;
and, as Inds), his friend Piaui' has hit upon a most
whimsical and original character in a new Piece, writ
ten expressly for MATNZWI. Miss KULT is likewise
engaged for the whole season.

PASH lON ABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Lady Augusta Milbank., in Brutoa.street ; Hon. Me,. 0,081
Herbert, in Wimpole-street, from Brighton; Major-General
Mundy, Mrs. Godfrey Mundy, and Min Mundy, in George street,
Portman-square; Gunmen hlenades, is Weymouth-street; R.%
Frederick Halsey Nloore, Mrs. and Mtss Mo re, is Clundoostreet,
Lady Mildmay and Mr. Wildendy, In Albematte-stieet ; Mr. sad
Mrs. *mu gwygeol, la Lower Grosvenot•street; Goa
Percy Meade, is Iwwer Hrook.street; j: Addeityrooke, Eat and
'
Mrs. Addenbrooke at Scaife's Hotel, Lower ook.street;
Leigh, at ditto ; F.litobertion, Esq. and Mrs. Ro mon, n dk,e,
Mr. Mrs.and Miss Portal, at ditto; W. Chaplin,it dine'
Doctor Blackman, at ditto; Mr. Bates, at ditto; Mrs.and
Christie, at ditto ; Mrs. Hatehett sad Miss Jsrery, at the Demos
Hotel, Berarre-street, then Skrewsbury.
CHANGES.

T.
Captart. DrilediumE4i. mond,lin.e
Mrs.S Drell' and Family,
ancl from
S"amily,
James Wright, Rag. and Mrs. Wright, from ditto; T. B. Cane,
Esq. Mn. Cave, and Family, frost ditto; Mrs. Mande; tros:
ditto; Major, Mrs. and Miss Cr Donoghue, from cite. we.
Chadwick, from ditto; Captain Lyon, from ditto; Mrs. 14:wpod;
front ditto; the Rev. Mr. Newel, from ditto; the Rev. T. him,
aers Sutton and Lady, from Warae's Hotel, Conduit-ureet ;
Mr. Mortimer, from ditto; Mr. and Miss Vander Horst, front
the Burlington Hotel, for the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Clatter.
buck and the Misses Clutterbuek, from the Berrien Hotel, foe
their seat, Micklefteld Hall, Watford ; Miss Green, Mrs. Codyer,
and J. Ewen, Eq. frem ditto, for Norfolk ; J. W. Hearer, Li,
filial ditto.