Star.
London, England, 1817-09-04 00:00:00

WINDSOR, SEPTEMBER 3.

Yesterhy evening tit' Puma ItiOINT alrived at
the t about six o'clock. Intl dined with her MA•
JE.••I ..id 11 e l'itthcasses, an left the Castle about
t;,,,let o'clock for London.
morning the Quaes and Princess Euzisein
took an r.it 'mg in a 4..,4ch anti four, through Slough
131 th road. P. incest:. AUGUSTA and Rn--PillA
I'u:it .: It on lum,el. ,ck i.. 0:e /yaks.
The Duke and Duc.ic,, of GLovcavrnst left Bag-
shot Park this snowing, for W eymouth.

THE AR3IY..

PENSIONS TO WOUNDED OFFICERS.
(COPY.)—CIRCULAR, No. 287.
War (ilex, July 31, 1817.

'ir—Th • Prince Regent having taken intobls Most gracious
croisiderai•oti the distinguished gallantry manifested upon all oce
se•ions by the Officars of 'hr British Army, and having more
particularly adteeord t., the conspicuous valour displayed by them
is tae Lot glorious victory Our', near Waterloo, by the Army
tteder the command 01 Field Mar-lt,il the Duke of Wellington,
vie! his Royal H.ehnets being deoroni ot testifying the strong
src,e entertained by him or their devotion to his Illttj:!sty's ser-
vo-, , I hace the honour to acquaint you, that hfs Royal Highness
bat beull pleased iie order,
first, rhat the Rtgulaliols under which Pensions are granted
sr, '.'nundeet Olhcera shall be revised, and that the Pensions
wh:.:: have been or may he granted to (Keen fur the actual loss
r: eye nr limb, or tor wntinds certiEtti to be etrially injurious
wthilt loss of limb, shall nor be cni.iliserl to the amount ar-
tt.r:i• et by the soak to the r..tik Otlizer N. LI a; the time
vt!:ei t.. wounsled, hi:: Mel ,:rorr,sively tut re;.tr,, accord,-
in? to the'rovi to olds ()leer I.:a, :rota till::: to tints be
/77-11111ote -.-tlk..ttiznientaur.:lw:tt retard to the fiLlisione of such
Lant:ert, now uputi tar Vs. Long to tike date troue the Sal
Ilitv, I MeitlVVe
'44•Cat..A4, I hat etrt, subaltern Officer of Infantry of the Line I
who served in the Waterloo, or in any of the senors
hich huntedi.aely itr:cesleti it, shall by allowed to count two
letar..* s•rvit it• vs:tie ui that vict.ry, In reckoning the services
for tr-,:terete of ray to Lieutenants of arlfell •sanding;
anti ever; such ..u!,:tltern will thtretrwe be erniti.....l to rise altlis
tion.l,brain,; 3 day whenever be shall Cave served live years as
a Lien:en:int.

rind, thirdly, Th it this Regulation shall be extended to every
Sub:ctern of Cavalry, and to every Ens•gn of she Poet Guarsta
who ryes in the abave-mentioned actions ; and every s•ich
al:rret and kosign Iv II thrretwo be tood,d so an ',wit omit ,y,d.
a day alter five years serc:ce as a L:cuteuaut to the Cavalry.
or a, an h.tistgil in tae C0a.41-.
HI, Royal Highoes. being also desirous of marking his sense
of the distinguished bravery deployed by the Nun.commissnmed
GfEcers and :soldiers of thr ilri kh Forces its the vic.nry of %Va-
t, rh:o, has brut me.s: i.raziously pleased to order that hencefor-
ward every Non-commissioned 01Beer, Trumpeter, Drub' tiler,
and Private Man, who served in the battle of Waterloo, or in
tny of the actions which immediately preceded it. 0.a:I be but ne
117 ht: the muster rolls and pay Bets of their respective corps es
Waterloo Meat" and that every " Waterloo Man" shall be
allowed to count two years 'onto: in virtue of that victory, in
rectidning his services for increase of pay, or for pension, whet►
discitstrzed.
It is, however, to be distinctly understood, that this Wed-
genre is not tin ended in any ether manner to agect the condition
of their original rulitunent, or to give them any right to their
discharge before the expiratioa or the Etei.xl for which they have
teg.:;;e.h) serve.

711. e Oche of Wellington ha, been requested to transmit Re.
turns of she Subaltern Officers to whom theme Orders may be
considers(' by his Grace to apply ; together with seclude hint-
ter Roils, containing ti.e uauuw of ail the " Waterloo Men" in
uc
each Corps; such Musser &sills being to be preserved in this Ot- '
fice, as a record honourable to the individuals the/m.1.4N and as
document, by which they will at any Wore time be enabled NI
tioahhei their clams to :he: benefits of this Regulation.
I have great satis:aztion to CU.HI 11111 l ieating these instances of
tie Prince Regent's ;various cug al seration for the Army ; and I
r that you wil; be pleased' to take the roiliest opportunity
od aonouticing the Little to the Officers and Men of the Corps
lama )(air contanaud.-1 hive the bottom/ to be, &c.
(shined) Pitt.htte STOW.
th;;Cell Collllll2ridms • Regiment of ----.-.
(COPY.)—CIRCULAR, No. 382.
War Office, 30th June, 1317.
Prince having taken into considered 111 l the,
Rules and, r WiliCh Periquii- ar granted to Mims wounded in hi,
Ms gay's service; and specially the Itegulat pnanulgote., by
.stun-, paragraph of h. Circular Lett. r Iron' this Department
title is July, Isl 5, No. •537; I have the honour to acquaint you
that 1.. • Royal 1-itgl.nes, has been pleased to order that the Pen-
Ohl which may be granted to Officers for wonnils received sub-
seqssid.y to thi 84th June, 1017, shalt be coutinsd to the rate
altachtd to th. rank whit:. the Officer held at the time when he
vas w.,utided, and shall no. be augmented progressively adcoril-
ii•K to the ras.k to which such Unica may rum time to time be
1:W11.11..1.-1 have, &c. (Sigma) PALSICISTUII.
Urackr commanding Regiment
(COPY.)—CIRCULAR, No. 373.
War Office, August 25, 1817.
FlR—Refirrrics to my Circular Letter, No. 3rie, dated 30th
lane 1817, I have the honour to acquaint you, toot ics Royal
Ilighness tie Prince Regent having taken into hi, turther coml.
kejulationsconcsruing Pensions granted for wounds,,
Its bee'. pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty,
to Grilse. that ftuni an,' alter this date no such Pension shall itt-
(Nue to any higher rate, in consequence of any future promo-
uw.i.d the Officer by whom it is received.—l bare. &c.
(Shgne.l) kALtidalt3To:l.
he Officer commanding the Regiment.
An awful instance at sudden "de.ith.,)ccurred at
two o'clock, yesterday afternoon, in Messrs. Cox And
Gitesswoon's Oifi:e, Craig's-Court, Charing-cross :
u.iiist Captain CouLeoutta, of the 59th regiment,
trAlistcting business he bloke a blood-vcssa and
aspired almost directly.

The curse cf the Jew's seems transferred to our Eng.
iNt emigrants.—they are scattered over thy face ui
:;-e earth.

A vessel which sailed on Tuesday for New York
viih 65p.tssengers in tte steerage, sent twelve of
fi,2:n on shore before she got out of the River, finding
t-le was not MOW for so large a company. Some
them had been on beard for a month past.
The ancient regiment of Swiss Guards was cam-
P' on the fatal 10th of August, 1792, of 92i011i•
errs ; of whom 38 were killed on the staircase of the
),lace of the Tuilleries in defending the person of
'he King, while 28 perished in the vicinity much
about the same time ; since that period, five others
Lave died ; and ten only are alive at the present day.
Mr. JAWS. AIRES, who died a few days ago at
rrnme, has left behind him property to the amount
£70,000, which he acquired by extreme parsimony
arid unceasing exertions to increase his v.iealth. He
't .s left 5e20,000 among his poor relations, and the
7-cm:tinder of hi forttme goes to four residuary lega-
ites—one of whom is a journeyman carpenter, and
anritlier a journeyman tailor.
A COUUEXT uron 104 EPITAPH.—A gentlegian of
Ttowbridge, with a party of friends, vjsited lately
he enchanting Gardens at Stourheadrand after tak-
ing tea at the inn in the village, he 'strolled into Ott
-.:joining Church-y:0. While he was reading al.
l'-;iitaph on ene of the stones, which described in vet.;
unible verse the excellent qualites'of
t. " A terdtr wife, a mother dear,' &c.
was interrupted by an old man, who was hobbling
a. supported by a stick, with the following
Nay, nay, 34 t daant believe it: 'tis all a pack
het : there was oar a greater vixen in aalthe palls,:!"

NAVAL .INTBL:LIMICE.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMTIER 1.
Arrived the Onyx, WALKER. from Monte Christ°
(St. Domingo), in 31 days, bound to Cowes. Sailed
the Prince Ernest packet, with a Mail for Lisbon.

• PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 2.
Arrived the Dw IRP cutter, tram a cruize. Sailed
the Ashburton, for Newfoundland t Vansittart, for
the South Seas; l'asseutia, for Seville; and Concor-
dia, for Marseilles.—Wind E. S. E.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 3.
Arrived the Thetis, CHRISTIE, from Memel; and
Echo, LINDER, from Jamaica for Londo►t : she sailed
25th July; on Ist August parted company with the
Jane off the Havanna!), and the Pacific, for New
York; and on 24th August spoke the Nestor, from
Liverpool for New York, ont_l6 days, all well.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER. 3. •
Came down from the River and sailed, e..e Henry,
for Honduras, and Atlas, for Havre.— Wind S.E.
DOVER, SEP rEMBMR 9.
Arrived lan night the Princes* Augusta, Captain
&atm from Calais, with passengers. Sailed this
day the Princess Charlotte packet, C4ptain H A ELAND,
with a Mail and passengers for Ostend ; the Sid-
n- with, Captain PRA Kg j and Lady Castlereagh, Cap-
tain Mnwta., for Calais, with passengers. Arrived
this evening a French packer, with a Mail from Calais.

C;RAVESEND.f'EPTEMBER 3.
, Arrived the Jong Sophia, M from Ostend ; Jane Martin,
and Doke of York, Fryer, irdm Rotterdam; Machworth Mun.;
icailusrine, Ritchie; and Roberta, Waisoo, trom Archangel;
Ntitige, Liddle, from Gotterib,•rgh ; Bloom tioni Kid ;
Ci•U'a from Calais 7, from Memel;
Minerva, hiarston,froirs Norway; M. dower, Lee, front Que.
b. e ; and Volhardinp, Overhand, from Amsterdam. Sidled the
' Chatsworth, Carus, fur Baltimore; Maria, drown, for Boulogne.
, CUSTOM•HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 3.
SttlP3 ENIZIttn INWARDS.-- Ihe William and hi thew,
Fmaitti, from Arthangel; Wheeler, from Virginia ;
l'rovidetitia, Peterson, from Norway; Kirstine Doriithea, Chrt .-
tophensen, foam Fick Word ; Liberty, Nolan% from Wei erford ;
Eflildord, Minim:ad, from Cork; Eupitatt, Dry.dale, from Ko
nttberg ; Ruby, Reed, from Riga; Perceval; Steward, from
Nevis Romulus, Cargill, from Riga; Lavinia, liaNly, from Co-
perdmeen ' • Juliana, Welker, from Quebec ; Betsey earn-, Wit-
sin, from Norway; Favourite, ft rim Riga; Ariatine,
Albrecht, from Dania* ; Hippelyta, Hill, front Jamaica; Chris. I
clan, Firtheringham, front Handiurgh ; Nees Jackson, front
Onega ; hienda, Kyd, from Danizic; hue, Kealby, from Got-
tenburgh ; General Linsay, —, front Maryland; Samuel
and Sarah, Redhead, from Archangel; Thetis, Read, from
lilamburgh; Ferdinand, —, from Da:uric; Findlay, Harris,
front Antigua; Commercium, &oilman, from Ernbd n ;
try, Guest, from St. Petrusburgh; Leda, Lang, irom Jamaica;
Europa, Talbut, from Sr. Kin's; Triton, Legg from Memel;
;step's( ri, Dixon; and Lilies-any, Palmer, from Archangel; Jo-
h WOO es 'Era W der, Shoresen, from Nor viay ; Pilgrim, Prosser, from
:it. Kitts; Vent', Barton; and Venus, Joie. y, from Riga;
William, Brown, front Memel; Hazily, Hardy, from Owego;
Emiravour, Linn. from Gene; Penrhyu Castle, Laird, from
Dantzic ; Mercury, Wulch, from St. Petershurgb ; Europe, Sed.
man, trans Araliang, I; Eliza, Bell, and hue, Feawick, from
Harnburgh ; Poticy, Nlouro, tram the South Seas; Ann, Brown,
from Archangel; Sophia Maria, and Indierria, front Norway;
loyal :iriton." Holt, from Archangel; Bee, Laren, trom Riga;
Hilda, Day'', Irons St. Loc.a; I moot, Sniale, front Riga; An-
dreas, Far, from Norway; hiaiJa, Storey, frota Archangel ;
London, Brown, front ot. Peiersburgh ; Duod, from
Archangel; Undaunted, Derwenr, trum Riga; Aurora, Heavi
aide, trans Canton; Friiiiidship, Waison, front Riga; and Prince
Geor,;c, Williams, from Norfolk, (Virginia.)
Out WA nos— I he Anna, Triest, for Malta and Constanti.
mph.; Al.icander, Crwing, for licence; hunt Henry, Boylan,
foe Rouen ; Joseph:old Samuel, Knight, fur Bremen; Solon. Stod-
dard, fur New York ; Trani)), , innes, for Jamaica; Wiliam and
John, Vairdough, for fiwinemoinle and Stettin ; Wilham, Hat•
field, tor liartaborgh ; Whoa Hill, Cubit:, fur Rotterdam, aqd
Marquis of Anglesea, Brown, for Ottend, for passengers only.

A general meeting of the perhwmers of Drury-lane
took place yesterday morning, in the two Green
Itcronis 0 that Theatre, preparatory to the opening
of the house for the season; when the Manager,
according to annual custom, welcomed the several
actors by a shake c,f the hand, and the Ladies by a
salute, which Mr. Rarstot:u did so impartially that
none of the lair (imes had reas .n to complain that
" I►iutng went by favor,. I" The performances vet),
properl) commence with The School for Sandal--a
due tribute of respect to the memory of one of the
very best of our Comic 'Writers.

Mrs. HENRY ,M30%8 is in treaty with the Drury.
lane Company. There has not been another Actress
of such interesting simplicity since the days of Mrs.
STEPHEN KESIBLE, and Mrs. Menhir.
Mr. STANLEY, from Bath Theatre, is to ni.ke
tiis &lid at Drury-Line, .ts Rover, hr Ifild Oats.
Mrs. BELLCHAIIBERS, .di., is engaged fur the ap-
proa,hing season at Drury-lane, is said to possess a
cosarafie voice than the Stage has possessed since
the days of Mrs. K.EliNabY-
Mrs‘TS. YOUNG and C. KEZIBLE are to succeed
alternately to the parts tell vacant by the secession
of Mr. KESHILE, at Covent Garden.

Mr. Yours took leave of the Cork audie.tee on
Friday, in the character of Harslet, for his own benefit,
under the immediate patronage of the Mayor.
London now ranks exactly as it did during th• ♦isit
of the Sovereigns: it has its Kings and Queens, its
Princes and Princesses, all ready for the opening of
Drury-lane and Covent Garden.
The Margate Theatre has this season been unpre-
cedentedly successful. The excellence of the sl; sad.
fie persons, under the active management of Favor,
has been the principal cause of its success. All the
stirs have made excellent benefits—Mut:rum and
LUTON particularly so.
The amateur Corps Dramatigoe of the Kilkenny
Theatre are about to revive their theatrical labours,
which have hitherto attracted all the Nobility and
Gentry for miles round to that place, and have proved
so beneficial to the purposes of humanity.
The Emperor of all she Conjurors had his pocket
picked of three pounds, the week before last, on York
Race Course !

The late R. B. SHERIDAN used to relate a humor-
ous anecdote of one of his Constituents. It was at
the time he was advocating a Parliamentary Reform. A
Burgess knocked at his room door, and was admitted,
he walked all round the edge of the room to avoid
treading on the carpet, till he was opposite SHERIDAN*
SHERIDAN bade him sit down, which ha did—tucking
up his feet, is great dread of the carpet. be I'm glad,
master, to hear of this iieform ie Parliamens."—" Ah
(says SIILRIDAN) you are a Reformer, eh r' 0 yes,
Sir ; but it will make ajd of odds, won't it, Sir, to
,ome of the Member ?" Why that will depend on
bow far Reform goes," says SHERIDAN. " Are you
tor Universal St6Fra3e .1 Sir Mexclaimed the bur-
4ess, as though he had been addressed in Greek.
.6 Are you for Universal Suffrage, and annual
Parliaments?"—" 1 don't know what you mean by
,tiff ranee, ;we vifir a good jd by trusting so long;
.aid when Parliament is reformed, I hope we shall get
our money a little sooner 1"