Star. — London, England, 1828-09-02 00:00:00

.fI.. NiC saurktilLOVlL, VtiJay the beialiful fitialie . of Sating was enlivened *U aStelftbialtedi t •the gieighbouring fantails at an. Archery, tlseetiug held on the lawn. Marquees and, seats •cTe dispersed on the grounds . ; a band of Olayed taunt:ice airs dining the day; and at thine the nly (betleen eighty and %lin%) sat down to an excel lent tepa tin ailiady glade. tt would seem as it each la ',llly had vied with tbecither.in the profusion and ester. kin- of their coott tbutions.The archery was renewed atter dinner, and the twining closed with quadrilles at the 'Coble house. Th e party separated early, highly de d‘i ienremitting attention of the patronesses, atm Dux; Mri. Dorsals, altd Ain. BARTLETT GbOD ttlettc*Ense etcelteur at rangements precluded the 1111.. 4nttity of any intevroption to the hat mony of. the scene The day was renSaltablyfine, and the Glove gri•U ds Weyer 4p:scare:l to itchier advaut tge than when dee, . 'rated sal's° much youth, beauty, and elegance. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. . CHANGES. The Rerl of 'Sbollealtuty and Lady A. Cooper. tilt* 6rns;reikeir- Wootlting; the Dowager Marchioness of Exeter, for her be t at IlMharrpion; the Marquis and Marchionesseif Bath, from th • Rail of 'Hafrotehrs seas, S.ndon Hail; Stalfiwiledite; for Lord Bcolfiwd,X,Slrollogbant; the Doke of .Bodfordv fine Ids vl is; Camden Hill, for Woburn Abbey. in Bedfordshire; Captain A.W. lgoi* of. the First' Life Chards; from the Albany, for ileitamd, to.shotwgrosse; Captain Jimirelk for Manchester ; Mr. and Mrs. Qlodhvgh. lot Chatham-place. Ramsgate.; Itlre. i n 4 gib s a l . Qittotrn, for . LyMe nigh; lri Ddrietskira ; Captain' Stratford, fur eltg,hlalor4laiglarStnitb.foPMaMbottei• ; Map» Robieson.for oint!Sit;gittr_lZarQa. acrd M 1 ss C l ir b C r i l‘in t:l ! rri th m e lnt eE ' for 4, mr, an* hirs.ifasiketwri. for lila Hettp4iii, Thing; Mrs. Robert Jeuner, from Tilnoy.strset, for Oddington, Oatortishire;linta tdur L' Rich. Henry Vide. Esq. from his home la.NoWlAadleyratteet.lor.the North of , lingland ; the /lost. Wm. Burrell, for J.Campbell, Esq.'s seat. !Hendon Hall. Kent; Mr. and Mrif. Dolphin, froM•Synonowes Hotel (late Jordan 's\ St. James's. street. for their seat. in. Cilnucesterakire ; • Mr. aid Mrs. Campion, and family. for their eem a Panny, near Brightoo ; Captain and • Shiksptme, f rom the it 4tiswiek Hotel, :Kann-street, on a marg. Alr..asid Miss Alnoteotadittliefriii Ireland; Gen. Swaim; at ditto, from the Continent; Colonel Fuller, from Warren's Ho. lel, Regent.street. for Brighton; Major Sandford, from ditto. on a war; Colonel and Mrs. Cooper. is Oryanstone• square, front the (!muscat; f and Mrs. Ellemes; and family. at the Birlingtat Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets. fromthe Continent ; Mr. sad Mrs. Murray, and family, at Ellies Hotel, St. James's-street, Brlghtour; Lord Duciet and the Honourable William Hors. • BrresOrd,, it ,Marahal Thisrapson's Hotel, Caventlish.tquare; J Eaq. J. Tureille. Esq. pia. and Mrs. Turville. at Williant'Earle Lytton &doer; Esq. and Mrs. Sulwer. (rout ditto. for Woodcote House, Osoll i Amheng..-Req. and mid Mrs. Amhertarnm ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Foster, at the Royal }lowaJaatee's.agetit, from *e Condom.. • - LEAMINUTON, Auce. 30. The collections at the Episcopal 'Chapel and the Pariah Cherch, on Sunday last,-tor stir Settle' School; atter two most pours ied discourses by the Rear. W. F. HooK, Tully justifod our anticipation of last week. ttat an appeal to the liberality oi the revideuts in Learning tern, in beheitot so excellent an institution ',add not be wade in vain.. The total amount tithe two collect _ boos was 491.7156. 7d. - - - the agreeable chaage, from cold unseasonable rains to the warmth and beauty of a summer sky, which we bate enj oyed for the last fortnight, has imparted an air dqbereised gaiety to our promenader. In the evening, bmnainerous fashionable. assembled here are divided ly.4a rieah attractions of the Iceol retreats which the sndl o 4,llllP4iyal Pump Room and Sanelash Gaps e whi c h is enLyeoed by. an 'scene°, fi ti Xentmasts; and the morning, the beauties .cfl sktikh'inad Stoneleigh Abbey, Guy's Cliff and Warwick. Ciistle; ltsd 'a formidable competitor for pub- 1 licadwaration in Mt. WALE= and Philosophy .-.whel to attract fashionable audience at hi. Philo. soplkic Lectules, by his .h4ppy mode of rcedeting the most abstruse'subjects as agreeable and entettaining as' they die'enissently important and insuuctive. Much . to toe credit r t our fait residents, tliey form the greater pertioo of Mr. WALKEit's audiences, and teem to etijoy 'acceding!, the various subjects rf the Course, titan which notltidg cal' be better calculated to gratify their curiosity. from chit various beautiful experiments with which it abounds. • Coustv Luanairv.-7-Wednesday night Mr. Esau. of Bond.street, London, -opened. our . County Libra. y and' Itisj Assembly looms ,in Bath -street (formerly &Loa rtift'sV, with atratid Gala. The suite of apart inetusetnthe ground floor werelastifully lighted up, and the..gatilens splendidly illuthinated with Chinese and v.ri!gited.lasupst the orchestra looked pat titularly well, midair hand, under the ditsttioo of Mr.Hicw &TT, played with 014 artist taste. The gratieFobject of at . raction was the4euntsinimtnediately befiind the reading.toom,which discharged rib mere:WO: dears Midst several streams of litaittd gag. .Que of the arbours was brilliantly lighted up, and £.raished by Mq.Suacoatac with rette,hm, ma, in great vari ety and superior quality. Upwards of 550 foltinitatifes s were ire..ent. It may he confidently . \ peeted:from the great' number of distingnisbed indivi. duals who.honoureett.se tiablic-spirited proprietor with tbeir compsoy, that, Isis establishment wilt meet with *la; littetal.suppsio from the visitors and. inhabitants of Lealningtort, and from the county families, which the bat enstsicriSce he bat made entales,hiat to czpecta— Ilkileldi do lexcelleat selection *df books; and periodicals of every . description, the London librari it to be made subset clam tO rants of, thrtown. Weareparticularly ilillfirfhlt 'lowness of the antisciiption term% haarvia . 'z-tady 'Tfiroini4rtad, La 'Giantism' Do Val de tker..W.,olllrisa. Revs J. Leather, Rein Mr. Gannon, 1t.,. Mr. Illahrnban, Rev. Mr. Fisher, Rev. H. Taker, Res. John Griikb, Rdrr.lllt. Suadrura, Reit. Mr.Freentan, and Mr. Freeman. jun. Sew. Mr. Rev. W. Wade. Lieuteeast-General Hoeltanan. CaralwE. Gwynar.. Lieutenant Felton. R.N. I f isatt. Fitsgershl. Major ad Itinfkins, Mr. Servant Andrewi and Mrs. Andrews, Mr. Mash. bit: sad Mrs. Hinekialoo, lie. ere. . . • • The two sons of Mr. Lotto Wau.ast.ev, ander the ears of t►e Reversed J. C. Rams, are wan t►e late arrivals at t►e ble td• Wight, thst being the spelt Maned by t►eir rater aS most /sedative us a resteratiee of their ►eak►. Tbey ►are already derived great belie& from the change of air. T►e eldest see is a►out More rears el Ise. it I. Ii Ai ILO Ii 0 . Workmen continue their efforts to repair the deep in roads male by time upon the walls and Oetbk.battressesof West- Master Abbey. The ezterim of the necthent eras aisle has been pat in a mate to word with the introbesamis• of Homy VlL's Chapel, and tip whole of the meth side is to be restored is a si milar warier. t. Vox. when walking up Bond street from one of the eitib.listeers with an Illsetrims Persso% hid him a *am that he wealtsee inure cats than the Prime w his walk, and that he erns!, take which side of the street bellied. When he got to the top, it woe foetid that Mr. Pm had seen Oiliness cats, and the Prime sot me. The Royal Persosage asked for an (mph. omen of this "west miracle. ale. Foe said, Year Royal High. acs. tuel k , of course, Ike shady side of the way, as most agreeable; I knew that the sonny side wined be left to me, and cats always prefer the serthiew." ' Psitridge shooting commented yesterday. We coder st that birds los many ports were rather scarce. It 1. calculated ibis during the present and last week. tuts leas than 1.000 Lush labontees have passed through Macclesfield. on their way to Liverpool. whence they Istlt lie &seem* iii steamers to tie Emerald Isle, They uniformly speak well of the bane e is the comities arherei they have bees gorged. B. DFOUD, Atee**/ 'Si. . Our Rice's conintimmd on Wednesday Wt. sod.the , ground exhibited a most violated appearanctx For ,onie day. crowds had been pouting into the town to partisipate in this annual fete. The Items gave universal satisfai Lion. and the Baas at the Shite•hall were most elegaotly at ended. Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon the Stessurds for their went attet.tion in promntiny the pleas.pies of the week. The company. on the second' tight, c•mniste.l of upwards of 'lure hundred of the fly st r.ronilie, in the county. The party broke up elbow tour o'clock. CHtt I ENHAII, Avuusr SI. His dint the bake t f Welsitrovoe lakes his depir We this day him Cheltenham, not less delighted with btl Placei• and the attention he received from all classes of the inhabitanti. than benefited in his !stealth by drink ing the saline waters of die Old Wells. Indeed, his Grace felt such benefit from the waters immediately atter his arrival, that he continued regu. tally to chink a double qn.intity both froth Nos. I and 2, the law bring highly im, tegnated with saline matter. His G:tace entered the rooms to-day *bout ten minutes ! before eight o'clock, and drank the wateri fot the last time. He afterwards piomenaded fn the walks, at companies! by Lord Dowries - and Several °Orr perloq ii , I )r a considerable time; he certainly)tioks much better .and his colour fresher; than irhin kirks( came t 0 40 1 tenham. Though the Duke esa Mete pil posely 'improve his health, yet tis — houri of application, and anxiety for the ppompt dispatch of business. are as aisoagltarnasted r,s if were iirlholVeaostyVkligibe — r. s;• : - - THE ARMY. .•.~. vi;' •• . • The ftillowing appointments ate expected to ipfpwr le die of this evenins : Lieutenant General Sir Herbert Taylor. G.C.H. tote Adiutent General of the Forces, vise Sir Henry Torrettiolesessed• Geoeral Sir William Koppel, G.C.B. to be Colonel of the (Queen's ;Royal) Regiment of Foot. vkir Sir Henry Torrens, deceased. The Deputy Adjutant General, Major General John Macdonald, Com. panioa of the Order of the Bath, to be Colonel of the 67:11.(South Hatisrldie)Regieneet of Infantry, eke General Sir William Kee. pel, G. C.B. appointed to the 2d (Omen's Royal) Rceintent of Foot. MILITART XSTABLINOIMPTS or F1LANC8......1111V land forms of France consist, in 1828. of—Eight regiments of foot guards, sight dittoof horse guards, one ditto of foot artillery of the guatd.4l/11' ditto of hor.e artillery of ditto, one ditto of wsitents train of ditto, ti 4 ditto ut infantry of the fine. W ditto of light infantry. four ditto Ail Swiss infantry, one ditto of Hotheolobe. eight modernised eoM ponies. 45 gartiaoo companies. two regiments of caraleineers (heavy. bon.). 10 ditto of cetrasnars,l2dittO of dragoons, IS ditto ut horse ebasseurs, .is ditto pi hussars, eight ditto of font artillery. four re. gement, of horse artillery. 14, companies of °merlon (workmen), eight ditto of the waggon train. IS ditto of garriaus artillery, three corps of engineers, one baUalfrin d pootoosimen, six companies of sappers and meson with ponrtiOniers, use tea p of waggon train, 114 legions of mounted getiorennes. Forming altogether a grand total 02.11.207 men, divided isso SI Asiikary dielsimrs. Ave re ghlsents of iiitantry are garrisenbog the missies. • LANCASTER, MMUS? 50. : . • The4 4 4ll,lllosewinated hoe today, no lets 'than 13 if 14 cllUterkflOsitg been disposed of in the cOOl4 of . f bwitts..- : The‘eathet continue: to he fine and se.t• untahle..diipemin g he.lth and plenty, and diffuseng jo) , vet the land. llie,.treatines of t' e h4rsest are now be yiNd ghe caprice of the seit:on,sand the eapectailohb o he fainter At VI .t'.e quality or quantity of the crop at. not .dirpointed. New wheat was in great plenty U. ttixosat bet a; ain tn-day, selling from 31s. to 33, An ; old *hcit 35s..the be.s. The market was Other wise .abotsJalitty 'bupplled with pourtry, fruit, and trege tables. hut the prices a.ked, thiiugh not high, vies. suffi cient to t‘te from the f met all Calls, of complaint as ti re t ti h u e c W c al Iff 'd remuneration remuneration file his agricultural e c . . NAVAL INTgLIGENCL WAILS MIAMI" Tun Day...—Dablia t—Waterford 1-Ireanc a I.* . It was reported at Madras on the 10th of April that the Tyne has been burnt at Bombay. Letters from the Mediterranean state, that it was Admiral Sir EVITAIIII Co. 10,411011 . 6 intention 10 return to lengland in the Wir.. spite, 74. A Turkish sloop which bad' attempted to evade the blockade of Naesrin was fired into by the Warspire. when Ave of. her men were killed and seven wounded. . The Perseverance, Stets. of Iraremeth4 front Antwerp Ate nil.; &Mee, Btsseidis, trims Trieste it, Jaiseiro.emkanethee vessel. supposed to be Russian, have beed captured byenn.ilaire;. maim brigs of war and tarriedinto 3alfre. . The Prince Kutner, bound to the Baldry was scolded in the Ring's Dock. Liverpool. on Sunday imornblo o • bail* . fire. FATAL Arisen IL—The Colombia roamer lavendrhaajost appeared ' off the port, and sent on tier, fur • its its jkity's Alp Bustard being at anchor, sent bet boat se Mud, aisa demanded in see her moleskins or papers. which was r e Ne e d,....:l Another armed brig is in sight, said to be tie Indiana, cruising isr , company with the Leveret. VaLmicca, Augers, 16.—The British polacea Fortuna sailed for Denia on the 14th test. having been captured by a Spanish priva teer for smug ling. Disc., gam MR.—Arrived from Lindati• the Cato. line, Kern. for Quebec. Posnoimen, Mtn. I.—Wind N.R.—Arrived from Leodon the Wellington, Evans, for Madras. Sailed the Corinthian, CSIAIF. wet, for New York. lilausouvit, Armen 31.—Wind R.N.R.—OS' port the Bolivar, M•Dortame, front the Cape. . . HILL, Amon 31.—Arrived the Margaret. Howe. from It Petershorgb ; Eliza, lionises, and Ann. Duals. from Rip; Mae. Runes, from Memel; Catharine Maria, Bunn, from Daman i and Planter. Sung, from Kiel. Donnie, Atones 30.—Arrived the Mersey. Anniston, and Baltic. Minims. from St. Petersbergh ; Hannibal, Warne. Tinker, Toss, Anointed. Gunreay. Juliana, Score, and Margaret Scott, Sconaue, from Rigs ; Wine, 5c.,,, and Ceres, —, treat Archangel. Ltveseent, Aeon, Mo.—Arrived the Dimmed, Jammu', from Virgins; and Ajar, Swum. from Memel. • AID ATIOUMMOTTIL MOWS kite —A letter has, been received inEdioburgh ,frOM a hlgh official character, in which it is intimated that his MAJCSTT has beet graciously pleased to permit that the,gost called • Mons Meg' may be removed from, hi; Twee of London to his Castle ef .Edinbrsigh. The li t icatest activity prevails with Mr.WlLhare sad his associates; for the opening of Covent GudenThe.tre thi iod. FAWCITT resumes his post as Stage M;nager.. falba! continues to superintend the ballets, patitomilbeet nielodrames, and all the pageantry of the Theatre roasabCeaaLas Knout resumes his station as ;hid acbst qt the drama. At ,the.cqnsmencemeilt of the seventeenth century, titre were not more than fitty coaches at Paris; and in 1 1666 'Ansa of Austria, on the route of Orleans, between Away: ant Paris, was obliged to sleep in her carriage, because the load was so bad that neither the mules nor carts that tarried her baggage could arrive. Masuptiaatait.o.-That trade is no worse than at the time of our last report, may be infe•red fom the cif. cum.tance that, in some parts of the country— at SistoleY. Todmorden, &c. a small advance has taken place in the prices paid toe weaving particular des fir ,flons of good.. We understand also that the Lumber 4 country buyers in the market this week has been larger than for some time past. and sie have no doubt that, should the She weather continue, and the remain. der of the crops be housed in good c ondition, these will he as extensive demand for goods for the autumn trade. Tbete•ii.siiii a good inquiry, though at very low prices, fee.y.arna, for shipping. The cotton market in Liver pool continues without animation, though ,rather.more Ilmitiesi bus been doing than last week. iltiloitha a EaCAPc.—About ten o'clock on Monday feralbon;w soldier of the name of Alex a ter Centime, dribs 71eh Highlanders. a small party of which is sts• tioned : in.:Stirling Castle, was standing at a battery lled the Sr Ladies' look-oast'' on the.south west sided Castly.listening with some, of his comrades to ooe 'lifiltsess-niatts, who *as env r.ainitig his fellows ids , theeelation of sonsewonderfel "accidents by flood • iteld.r,.Wheo the story-teller had 6ni.tredhis chap. r of accidents, be concluded by looking over the wall d saying. that he had-head of.sevei al soldiers who' ileaptimia the 5 1 Ladies'look.eut,” all of whom bad a ki,lleykon the spot, or died soon after. Cameras, flligheering is. Said, " Thetis ;so jump at all; rd.& th I at Any filar. - and linmediately descending to a stone which projects a little from the wall, he. to the astonishment 'of his comrades, who imagined be was rptiiiiranre little bravado, kept r ff. For a moment I age of horror, at the matln es of their companion. tper waded the countenausesuf the party ; and, convinced 'that,beslied shared the . (ate of his predecessors, they The French Anibal-ador and the Spanish sad Nea• _ rnits woo by the valley, io ostler to carry him up to polkas Ministers had intetviews with the • Earl of Assessor yes tag Cat Mk tutd'render him such assistance as the nature tents) , at the Mee at the Ileefttary et &ate for Pereira Albin.'the, in Dewalavetrett Of his grounds might requiie. To their amazement. A coriesporsdet.x from Horsham assures us that thy' Cammon passed. them at lull speed, and though they Wheat , o that neighbourhood has sustained but conspa-. turned round. and pursued him, he was the first mars ratively trivial injury. The best white wheats supplie.: 'who entered the Castle, not only.nriburt. but without a ti the London markets are allowed to be those grown single scratch. Cameron is a good.looking young is the neighbourhood of Horsham. soldier, about 2 years of age; and the height from which Such is the spirit of opposition between two coaches he leapt is not less than SO feet. proceeding daily Irons Lincoln to • Gainsborough, 18 There is. no truth whatever in the story respecting miles, that they take passengers at Is. per head! ' the finding of a thousand pound Bank of England note, The trade in coarse linen goods is very . brisk about by a labourer, on the road leading to Fiydenham. on Porter at present, pa , ticularly in the article of 26 pater the morning of Austin's departure from Greenwich, 4 . -4th tow sheeting'. Some man Jacturers could employ which nOte,was supposed to have beet, dropped by him not double the number of hen& could t .ey be in the hurry of his flight. Two respectable Gentlemen, obtained, who reside in Greenwich, came to to. n yesterday on Wilde Pope Pius, who was very penurious. was de-, business connected with the defalcations at Greenwich to n.d at Fontaioineari, uotwittstanding that all his Hospital, both of whom positively deny tnat any such wino, acre amply peovideJ fur, he used to count over circumstance as that which has barn report 4J in the .t g eat care sonic dozen pieces of gold which he had papfascvar took place. What appeared to be a Bank•note aht . desk. He kept a strict account of his wardrobe, was. certainly picked up somewhere sear Blackheath, trim his pontifical robes in his shirts, stoikings and the about the time in question, but it proved to be nothing most -trifling articles of his dress. t he never louhed into more than one of those mock promissory notes on 'Bans boast during the whole day ; but employed himself in of Elegance. yclept a barber's shop. in which the drawer a way which would not be credit d had it not been promised to pay one thousand thanks to any Lady or notorious—be patched and stitched up any, accidental Gentleman whose hair he should have the felicity of, rent in his 'owes, sewed buttons on his small clothes, aid cutting. _The statement as to the salvage of lila pew 'washed the front if his robes to clean them lithe stains [raised : bp Q bank to the finder is the meal of the note of soul% which he took to .Icm—haute's iNcesoirs. I being claimed, is cousequeudy pate fiction. Commander Jas.Polkingborne (tM), to the rank of Captain. lieutenant John F. Appleby, to the rank of Commander. This Meer has been twelve years to the command of the tendon' to the lag ship at Portsmouth, and bears honourable testimonial• from five Corantanders.in-Clikf of his seal, ability, sad perseverance. He has been particularly active in the detection of smugglers. • Lieutenant George Buchanan. to the Semiramis. Lieutenant L W. Montagu to the Briteasart, vies Robbie.. Lieutenant Willoughby Shortland, of the Melville, to the Gal& tea, viee Richards. premised. Lieutenant the Hue. E. Sinclair, to the Melville. Lieutenant F. Liudet, of the Procris. is.appoineed Supernume rary Lieatedant of the Homilies; and Lieutenant W. B. Wain-. tack is appointed to the Procris, vice Lbrutenant Uardit. Commander John Lyons (Lsl4), Mr. William Reeve, Purse, Robert Austin, Surgeon. Mr. IL Binwhistle, Assitatogein t • geon, and Mr. Robert Froughton. Muter, are appointed to the Jester, Is, Siting at Plymouth tea foreign service. k Mr. John Mn,a from tho• Rapt NaVal Hospital. We IN lib. Majesty's ship Genoa, is appointed Assistant-Surgeon ofthrß»yoi George yacht, Portsmouth ; Mr. Thomas Skardon Taylor. aen from the Royal Naval Hospital, is appointed Assistant-bargee° of . his Majesty's packet Hope, at Falmouth. . Mr. Hoskin of tile &unsung, is promoted to the rank of Pepe tenant,end apYeinted to the Etna bomb, in the Aledkerranian., SPQATINC3 IIiTIAIC4NCE. • TATTBRIAI.LI. • A rest deal of heavy besieges was *Ott prowdleykamil ..as fresh ehanOng hive keen 'Retied in she addl. At earliske Vete. r ip e de welts to 3to 1. Mach was tarn to a large ansenet t hw just .t the clam of the ram hM p.rty seal toarage. and frPbcodlim tSto 2. The Coked and lirmy spin theard plies, and. as yell as BAIA Airier. had plenty of friends. Tim dim hater, is the betties. hemmer. is the vapid admits, of the Newmarket home leer de Notts. whirl has rises from 20 se Itototo I. TM* Iteration Is al./Mutable to At miry (emir** statenes Indeed • ran the country. Seale other lotoressents are Mee elloeltath—• Merchant Keonnotio. and Masser Bear hay* jvheri the • sob • ward paw l." At a late hour a less) day tined them— As. treas. • • tot apt Veleciprd. (306 tel te I art Cedes 110 taken at tbsidess) . AI to i Avg Morph to 2 art The (*akin"! .40 to I art Masbate le 1 art &my Bribeto to I art Wares Doke to C arc Ballad Seger 50 eel apt &animist . 71 to I art Jeer de Noces nite Fag* Imola 114 to 1 apt Orlin& 10 19 1 art,Bmindlin 1500 to 1200 on The Colonel art Der!, ( 1 • 61 0.1 _ _ MO to 400 an Balled Singer ore ins* de Nwsolurpoi anpie, In die evening mast of the battier's,e stank& hit where great awash( takes place this week. • • HON ITON RACRS, Amer IL . A A Pone of 30 ems. • • 'Jr. Guest's g g Mastaphaoged. l Ist 41b eb. . 1. 1 %Ir. Thomas's hi on Grp.rf, aged list fib $ S Mr. Greenhill sb m Polity liephins.sged. II 3 Oelivroods eh pit Ruby. it yrs. . 41 Ms saws started. A Parse of 20 sews.was wee by Mr. BasiegVis PS*, Waal% bearing pier others. The Steward Stakes a 51..5. earl'. led 110 wide& wee woman, by me White's Cesesellor. beads, Mr. Greeobirs Carina. The Nohow bakes ef.S Om sub, s 4105ddei ' Mr. Tenntode b h ien*.l yrs, Sat 101 b ... 1 1 Captain Mardwiehe's .irriehis t 0 yrs, fit lb • ... Captain Cartbew's b no RitUatiew. aged, Ow lb .. I/ The Ladies' Place was was by Mr. Collides Tielasse. but* done okra. • ASHFORD RACES, Aram O. • The Town Plate at SO spes. Te Ilan at twelve edoeb. How rob - 'rinse sod a distance. limo yr disbar tabs ihurviiiii Out lab; •17,•*; sad spa. est 31b. Mlswar di& ellsorg/ A. kr Mr. Brown: ha b Sbottpere. 4 yn, ha AS• .11 1 Mr. crampon's eb g Hammes. 4 pra. Mt .« B 11 $ I Mr. Column's Sally el tbe Wiry. $ yrs, at 111116 4 EV 1 Mr. Cold's rhos Hater to Salishory. 4 yrs, Nt .« S dr Mr. Howard's come by Mame.' yrs, list « dr r. Hawkiss's cb g Hawle's Rye, 4,n, sit .. dr Mr. Howard's b eNot. 4 yrs, Sot dr The Temaaa's Plate of 50 sm. Weights as kw the Thaw 17410. The winner at the Tow.. Plate is carry alb k adadem so ears weights. 11r. Howard's b e Rot, 4 yrs. eat ... 1 1 Mr. Doll's lister to Salisbury. cis um 4 yrs Out ... .4 1 Mr. Hats libta's eb g Hawlt't Rye. 4 yrs. eat 4 1 Mr. Crtleasaa's 3..hy of the•Varey. 3 yts, Sat 1* ... V 4 lir. Pegg's b g Young Harry. Syr". eat lelb . S S. Mr. Cramp's's cb g Ilastsmak 4 yrs. kg .« dr • CRICKRT MATCHINS. lassucest. Ammar 111.--Aa laterastiag eaters at Dicker wee played as ear Royal Omit& ea Thursday apd Friday. beswee. the Olken Odle Nab Royal Hamm wkh ether Gendemea. fig the amateurs residing in tbe Inns 1 Sosen. which was wow by the farmer, who pitted to the Oust impinge Ilk rms, and in their mem* 145. Wears Susses, Oust imams. 137; second tilme,llll. • Stara Warsaw Mimeo—Ai attractive sad Wicket Match was played at the Gadalmiag Gres1 1114 :0111 1 1 1 1= last—the throe Bagging. or Hompitire. ageism dime ads, parish of Coldish. amatawas saaor mama. falai MN. 8111114 Mr. COW 11...••• OM GO Bowled. H. arselles r 11r. Searle I Din% T. &Aft. W. UN. Mit Dios. Teed Ryas 11•11111M11111111. • • MILL 1118116 MM. . • • . • B. ansity 000 •••••• ••••••••• 9••••••• • 0 Bewisii• &Mak T. Bessiry ••• *4O VIM, MILO •••••• 415••• • 00 ••• 1 Okla J. - 11kaiiiirr 011:0 000 41, 1 40 • rt.— .... 4 . • • • N. • • Total lbw •"•.....•.. ammunam 1211111111 &ILIA lIMI. SW& W. ID" LI. st ..... ... se. I Bowled. H. Desitcy. kirk —.... .. ..... IN M... .... tit Noe sss. An ibe sissy se the slay Cielsbaing, being Ovens &heed, sot baying but Mt me wicket, the mesh wu tine ogle diens. The pby througisent thy pate wu litst•rate, sal die bogey partienlarly paL ST. FlLLAfiir GAME 4. Wedreaday last. the day we apart for three Waned Highland sports, was one of uointerrepted sumakine. and' highly favourable' fur the display of MI that was herek,beastifol. and WIN*, rag rd- Mg both sties of every rank. A . grease somber of the comoinn" seders may have aseembled en forma occsaionv i but a** did. St. !Slane behold a twee ouinerous'or a mere diatingsisad of the rank and fashion of the earrounding eauntry. 7/ 1 1g l i i ir a tt: whole had *ambled, the wage was one of the Wit animals& gay, and inspiring, that baa ever graced the sequestered glen* the. Highlands. Tbe usual reparations were made for the sectioning dation and entertainmem et the Ladles a and the whole of the day's sports were concluded in a wormer highly sadifacteet tnall satins. The Prises were awarded m the successful *irradiates allow t* For the beat play* of patois on the treat kligidard bagpipe-0i let Prim, a handsome pallet Pipes. presented Ay Lord Glaneweby .—To John M'Kens:e. piper to Dlr. Davidson, of Tallocb. To Jobe Scott. hum AtboL • lidTo Angus Camerae. trust . Mannish. • Dancing Highland Reeb—let..-Jubn Robertson. v4...it 4 lidg .inkine, edit Maras the Sledge Hanauer —lst—iMr. Adam burgh. ".lalin his Nab. from Breidalbane • likawipg the Pintas Stoneo—lst—John blolfah, BreaddleaM 61—Joie SPRwan, Innerpelfray. 34—.Disnald Wlototh, from sansei. The best Shoe with Plain Goo—Julin Robertson. ' To lib! Highlander meek *newly dressed—To Angus Cameron trout Itannecii.—ln addition to the above, a rigge was awarded by*, Judges faceless to David Paterson, blacksmith l Donne hiewhele socamematna boxing bees of his own manufacture, sai diaphybog gee* akin sad ingcusity. . . To the Highland Shepherd who produced the highest tentage. foe Smith of service ants Ildelity to his 1111111•110161 1111itreltr•lite To Douai, Ferguson in Ler& Gleviledgiak. who had. how Ike. • brad on the same Lana let sae pan. ad, To Mau Canawrim e Moreland, for vi years. •• To the boys who produced the kitbags teathanials of Attend= to the instructions ot their teacher, stud of genital gond condismoo• 'll4. Daniel /flora, Conine. IA Duran %PHA. Cowrie. Harps* Feegens, CAngrie.. ad, Joey )oDougall, Conan. Oillembeorws foe the esithiug year t • Chieltain—David Dada% Sag younger of Moira. Vice.Cbgettabisii— Lad Giewarchy Sir John Ogilvy, Dart.; Captain Stewart. Granshoity ; Dr. Stewart of becsatary—M. Stewart, kiwi younger of Ant/thwack. • I A woman was accused of bat h% given poison to her husband. The anon looked eery )11, bot the wvmaa stoutly denied the charge. Mr. Constable was sadly puzzled between the pre and the tea. and at last fairly driven from the field by the following appeal f ore that ee ping lady ;....44 I never gave him anything to host him ; aely open hiss, and you still see how false it is." The opitarm expressed by . the Committee as the Police of the bletrepells. ss to the ssodeoey s of "kits to brassies the habits sod lobos, the passion., these who we them hashers echoed by the Cessesfttee GS CANINO' agneintests and Omagh thus. The &pert sate-- The Cosines think it risks acs se kt ibis opponesky pass without essioddeo the my ergot tureen • the quantity 0/ spirits coososesti. amidst* the modeler, et spirits to brutalta the habits, to Whew the passion, wed so pro. vent a prating ovine, ibis question is very limpness. }se t a papers Lid bsfete Parlisseat it appsersdat the sosoldty of Weiss sod British spirits emoted for Mew isoessepties, has wields the lag few years peodigieosly locreased. ne avenge of three yesges 111W41142, Is. is ',PM farrabers ll 4s74ooo. it*Avfll ewer , a 1551 e 7 Is 23,640.000 t the lug yeai gives 14.1105,0110 s sMowlug (as estraysiant ailowassest) thet 4.01:10,0011 of dile losedre set be derived Items the soppressiso of illicit distillation oh bstiod aael the dsereaseof usweilitte is Great Britt", will the berme bolo* c to is. belief the while gunny cessessod is tail. 'jtoisy he ' worth ceesiderieg whether the taxes es ask sod bier de ass is. mile the esoloweries of api its. as wsil pa prom . WWl* et - • home." PENZANCE. Auo. 29. It give, ns great plea•nte to state, that the pilchard barely ilki already been more successful chi. seas' s. than it hasbervi known for many years. Very ling' Traittities, amounting to several thousand hogshead.. traveleen taken off Si. Ives ;• catches have 'also beet. mode n St. Agnes, sad at different points slung the north yl/aqs.r—ln the Squib. on Wednesday, Mounts bay was lull of fish, and the scans stational at several haire taken a considerable quantity ; the driving kait also bean very snecessfol. At Gerrance. t iMrraOiteey, Fowey. &c. there have been eateries. The :q9.11184,43f Chia the coast is immense, but as the wind glßtter (waft bom the eastward, it is feared they I Ili .* 4419441 i g•P4b,eltstinels. .A seall.boat belonging to Mr. Philip Marrack, jou or'mittown, And Of which he was master, was yesterday Ilittleisriettirithig from Mullikin, deeply laden with pied/lard% which had jitst heemtaken from • the wan,' !OK" oho took its water and oinks The crewiconsistiopl of Ms ..Mai rack. Oreg./nen, and two boys. gat ante striel )nily boat, which they had_in rosy y ant unfactunAtely iheiiiiiten boom *of the Ifige hest. in sinking, struck the' elie t 'on Ward of which t e mew had Just got, and epsetit.• Mr. Marraclros man natailed John Curnow, sird : a boy ;issued Pascoe. Richards, were enfortunately drowned. Mr. Marrack has left a wife. and five chd dress, and CM now a wile and three children, to lamest their nielanchnly fate. One Of the Newlyn beau, on het return fry m the Irish Herring Fisi.ery; is supposed i•• have been I..st on the Swastillank, tiff Weztord, no the 201 h ult. with all her crew, consisting of Ephraim Noy, the owner. his brother, two oilier men, and One bey; leaving three large /amities totally unprovided for. Another boat allied the Wellington, that lett Leland with her, arrived at Newlyn some days ago; and the crew report that they had agreed to continuo in company. and keep lights burning at night as signals, 'but that on the high' in question, the Wellington passed .inside the Swath, whilst Noy's boat taking a greater 'offing, must probably struck on the bank, as the lights suddenly disappeated, and - no tidings have been beard .of her since. ,