Star. — London, England, 1828-09-18 00:00:00

SUilli EV TI-143. IRE. - • the iuVende operatic corps of this theatre welt. on Vue.day night iiittbduced to the audience in new 0 14 - ;4c , ers. Inc ii 4 lefit i f '3:lases - tea wat perk). wed tot the ti,st ti:, e% it;, the filloaiiig cant characters: Artaxerzes, Nla•s Sou EnviLLF . , hi r Sytt appearance ; ArbaCeS ; Matter Russet.t.i !amines, TAYLOR ; zSesitird; Alas CLIFIroll0; and .11.onlane, Jli.a Cove Nay. • 'Die 0 t lkinar.l by a new Comic Extrava ganza, called Mischief-ntaihrg. which was peifoinied for the first t me, and kept the audience in a laugh from its comment emelit to the tall of the curtail,. The vrhwe weight of the piece re.ts upon Mrs. FITZVIILLI who lu•t.iii‘e.l the character of 4 French washer V/1111!:411, who, by her Lading and I-ve of ex4algeration, makes all the mischief. Her perhirmance of.. the charaoet was atf -ii irabir : she sang a mock br.ortira in a iho.t .uperiot style, and was rapturously encored. The Piece was given out for repetition amidst general approbation. Another nowelty of the evening was a new Facto prime, called Ike Magic Bowl, which served as the tnedium for the exhibiaon of some hemititiii scene , y. The concluding one gave a representari , :n af the Bat lz of N tvarin. ELLAH. PAULO, and Miss BARN.LTT. were the Harlequin, Clown, and Columbine. There were some goou tricks, and the Piece, we doubt not, will have a run. THE COMET. A comet of considerable size was seen at Keighley, early on Wednesday morning, and, loin its elevaLioo about three o'clock, .it is probable that it rises very late at night, as at that hour it was not no-re than about SO degrees above the horizon.— Hull Packet: The comet, the apßeatance of which was some time ago calculated by astronomers, is n3w visible to.the baktcl eye. it is situated in longitude about 10 degrees of Aries, and S 5 degrees north latitude. It may be ad vantageous y seen, if the weather permits, during any part of the evening. At eight O'ciock . it is nearly in the directo n of E N.E. and is about SO degrees above the horizon. It is in the east about ten o'clock, at an elevation of about 50 degreeS. The nucleus and coma ate distinctly *discernible; the train or tail is very short, in a southward di ecti n.— Winchester Journal. The comet, called Encke's comet, was observed at Glasgo .%; actor diitg to the Glasgow Chronicle, on Thin s day, instant, by means or a common telescope, such as is called by sailors a day and night gl. as. Its appa sent C. , ms? in tt.e heave. s is hom tote bright star in the head • f he It sm. to the bright :tit! in•the head r f An dromeda ; which star it will ectipse, in its apparent. transit of the Equinoctial Coltire, on the evening o. OCtober 10. . ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. " Most rare and eigsiute deelce."--Thor hump. . Saturday the " metropolitan straw-plaiters" of Castle street, and 68 thereavray," were astounded to see, what the innocent and unsuspecting creatures would t rnr— "a darling nice young mat h " dressed in the very ex creme of the fashion, held by the "rude hands of nier cikss" parish beadles, old pike -armed watchmen, , who dragged the interesting individual towards the Head Police-of f ice. Before it be stated. who this 84 great un-. known" really was, it is most. proper that its dress should be described. On the head was a genuine bea m, of the complete Anglesey tut; the coat was• blue— s deep deep blue ; buf-tor the honour and taste of the wearer, it should be dared that there were, no brass buttons about it. The vest white marseiller, gnd the " satfigaula" or unmeationables were of spate %him dock, somewhat Pm copiously adorned with. gut., ter. and the boots were like ;he hat, called fa a been of Waterloo. Thus martially arra!, ed Irons head to floe, the individu 11 wailed into the Board-ruom-4; was-desired to take off its hat in tie presence of the' Magistrates—it refined .the hat at Is ngth was removed by the bands if a p. Seeman— r earm, ye Rol 1 what st discovery—a. a poet or lorreasick peace l a er wou:u 5ap...." her hair f It in golden and luxuriant ring:ets atoood het,shoolders.; and her sweet lace covered wit'. bliishei, as it peered over the collar of her blue coat, looked as bright and lively as the morning star glow ing over the waters of . the - Mediterranean. Thai is what a poet or an amorous peace officer might any ; but such would not .11s• the fact—for the lady never blushed ; and her, hair was a " regular crop," and in various ,parts it stood out from the cranium, " like quills upon the fretful porcupine." She seemed con scious of the slight pretensions it bad to admiration,for the tint word she said was—Pease your kluaour, they sired off all my hair. Maglitiale—Pmy. iva'am, what brought you into this trim ? The Unknown—They mu MT all my hair, aud sold me for two isdAdagence. - • Alaglstrate--Tell me what is poor saint ? • The Unknown—Not 1, by. G—. Magistrate.... Where were you last sight ? "The Unknown—Where was 1 last night ! where, bui Is my own Virile virtues+ bad. - . • - 7 -7 Maoharate—lteatove that woman till rho Carina tit ikt muses. Prue thrust—rinse Worship, she irsluail drat*. ~ Drunk ! .id the LaJy) no, )our Honour, lam nni rituals, I am only in spirits; and now, you ralian,}ou who say 1 Aim di uuk, I. raid give )ou a que,tiou, and 1 let you a shilling yilts don't anittstr t Supposing I was drank, why shinvd 1 be •lik. a good m .squprades ? Answer me than, you nincompoop. b'pe give it sip? Because 1 Wou l d be doubly first, in m•µ's clothes, and next disguised in Y •u see. your Worship, I am hot diuiik, only a (iliCtU?) • dirge iis:' stir Unknown was then led from the B •aid Koons to the Unsaid House, *here it was soon uiscirveied des• hit chime was Juliana Blake—her native town, 43alwiy—(ter "local habitstion," Chancery lane—her clothing (what she had on bet), the property of a tender hearted linendraper, whom she had. J fc in the arms of Morpheus, while she marched forth in male attire, a /a S akis, for the admiration of the men, the envy of the women, and the glorification of this sweet little city, *hick she honours by her residence and adorns with her presence.—Dsiklin Morning &wider. -- • Tuesdq se nnight a psn of the east wing of the ancient cathedra of Resew:i s now usej as vie parish church, tell wit% a tremendous crwh, and broke thi tough the roof of a building adjniniag, celled the 0.0 School, in which were deposited the town lamps, all el which were demoliibel. The tee convict* nssinst whom sentence of death ■as recorded at tr.e list Northumberland Assize'. viz Ti owns Trotter, for stetting at Mockley Fell ; Johi &harp, for bieaking into Newburn Church ; Gent ft..binson and Grorge Willey, for horse stealing ;ancl Win Rothe. fin for ihrep-itealing, have been es:deice to be transported for life. John Lewin. and Willian, Paterson, con vic 'el 'at lite Siting Assize•, of shontris a " Wm. AlaccAll. in • the Moods at Blagdon, and Geo. lleathey, convicted at the Midsummer 8 wion•, stealing poultry at Flatfeet', have been rent off to :: ..:- THE ARMY. . ••••- The following changes in the _ - sth. Begianent of Foor—Captain JoNse•a*. Company front Iloscommon.(relieved by Capt. Sativir's) ko Athlone Head-quarter! ; Captain • Boown's to Rallyin.hon, 1.. rebrre Capt.in • HA Rats ' s. who returns to 11`e.41. quarter's ; Captain •M`Dowlifi'll to Shaman, II idge and its nut scariest,, to relieve l'ait lit:l.l4oh Who returns to Head quarters; Lieutenant Itostsson to Strok 5t0w0..6151 1.1, tit. Waal) to Tollamore. Detiehments belonging to the 2.251. 35.1, 77th, 84th. and 91. t Regiments of Infantry, arc under ordttl to process' to Curk, lot the purpo.c of embarking tar Jamaica. OISTIlilli.I rLON OF THE ARMY IN SEPT. 1828. IteulliaNT.. SaaVICI.COMPAatra. &Kazoos catamaran. Ist Lite Guards, - Windsor. . 3d DPP. Regent's Park: 'loyal Hone Gda. Hyde Park. ' Ist I)ragnou Gds. York. . 24 Ditto, • C.hir. . , • 3d Ditto, Edinburgh. 4th Ditto, Eimer. • . Sth Ditto, Dorchester. 6th Ditto, Nottingham. ' 7th Dim. Manchester. • • Ist Dragoons, Ci•rk. . . . .. • 2d Ditto Dublin. 3d Light Dragoons, Ballinrobe. • - . 4:lt Ditto, Bombay. • •• . • • • . • 6th Dragoons, I i.swicb. . 7th Iltissirs, Dublin. • Bth Ditto, Newbridge. . • 9th Lancers. Leeds. ' • .., 10th Hussars Brighton. - llth Light D rags. Bengal. 12th •Lancers, Canterbury. • • . 13th Light Drags. Madras. . . . 14th Ditto, Coventry. 15th Hussars, Hounslow. • . . s , 36th Lancer', Bengal. , ' ~ • 17th Ditto, Dundalk. . • IL Wagto Train, Croydon. Gr. Gds. Ist Bat. Dublin. • •. . 2d Bat. Tower, . • 3d B a t. Ponmin street. Coldstrtn. Ist Bat. Knightsbridge. • _.• 24 [Las. Windsor. 3d Ditto, tat Bat. King's Mews. • ~. ' .2d • ILL Tower. • .Ist Foot. Ist BAG Trinidad. fort George. 24 J. Madras. ' I hatham. 241 Ditto, ' Bombay. Sluancliffe. 3d Ditto, B. ngal. • • Chatham. • 4th Ditto, Gliagow. • . sth Ditto, Athlone. • . 6th Ditto, . _Bombay. . . Canterbury: 7th Ditto, Malta. • ' Sunderisnd. Sth Ditto, Enniskillen... - • 9th I)itio, Bolton. . • • .. 10th Ditto, Corfu., Cork. .. 11th I)istu, Corfu. Spike Island. ' ... 12th Ditto, Gibraltar.. B.iyle. , 13th linto, Bingo': • Cbathani. ' 14th Dato, lii!to. • . Limo. 15th Ditto, : Quebec. Clare Castle. • . . 161b* Ditto, Bengal. Chatham. . . ~ ' 17:h Ditto, Dunn's. 18th Ditto. . Onto. • Plyttiouih. - • 19th Ditto. Borbadoes. • ' Kinsale: 20th Dittos, Bombay'' Canterbury.. . - ; 21st Ditto, Bath. . . 224 Dirt% Jamaica. Charles Fort: ' . • 23d Ditto, ' Gibraltar. ISrectio. • ' • 24th . Ditto. Dublin. . . 25th Ditto, . Demerara. Aberdeen. . • Stith Ditto,. Madras. • Chatham. . , . 27th Iktio, St. Vincent's. . Jersey. . • 211:b Ditto, . Corfu. Gosport. 99th Ditto, Mauritius. . Derunpore. • • - 30th Iti , to, Passage honk. Linver. . :fist Ditto, it. us..' Shonsliffe. • . 32d Ditto, Lintel ark. • -..t. 33d Ditto, Jamaica. ° Mull ngie. , . .. ..... . ..• 34th Ditto, • 'Cork. . 35th Ditto, St. Lucia. Jetsey. .:t. :•. . , . 36th Ditto, Naas. • 37th Ditto, . Limerick..: . - . 39th Ditto, Beng..L . . , eauterhiry. 89th Ditto, New'Soudt Wales. Tilbury Fort. 40th Dine, Bombay. Chatham. . . . . 41st Ditto; •• . _Madras. Dover. 42d •Ditto, sealrakar. Edinburgb. 43d Ditto, Ditto. Devosipuela,•;„ • • 44th Mutt , Bengal. 45th • Diett .. Madras. Chatham.. . ,•.. 46th Ditto, . Dina • •.- Ditto . . -ay' .' ~55.,,•- . •• 47th Ditto, ~ - Passage home. • Dora. :„ : 48th Ding"; - Madras. Dead, • . ,„.)., ' . .. 49th Ditto, Bengal. Chatham." .... ... • . 50th Ditto, Manchester. . , . •• Stst Ditto, . Corfu. Guyon. . 524 Ditto, H.lif.s, N. Scotia. Botanist* ? S3d Ditto, Muulio., ,s • ,•.: 54th Ditto, ' Machos: Chathant. ~. • Ssth Ditto, ' Cape. ' Ditto. . „,.... • 1 56th Ditto, 57th Ditto, ' New Sotitls Wales. Tilbury Fort,. a , 58th Dittis, Ceylou. ' Bor. . ~. 59th Ditto, ?wage home. Languard F0rg. t ,.... 60th Ditto, Ist Bat. Fermuy. . . • ~:.. • • 24 Dot. Ilerhice.! Portsmouth.. . ... . 61st Ditto, . Ceylon. . . , .. Dlogheda. ~.i., '. itteDitto, ' Templemore. , 63d Ditto, - Chatham. . 64th Demo, - Galwaj. 65th Ditto, Waterford.t ' • -• . . • , . 66th Ditto, • Quebec. . Templenore. z' : 67th Ditto, * bl.ncbester. eStb .Ditto, Upper Canada. - Burnley. Sikh Ditto, Casdebar. 70tb Ditty, Cork. list Ditto, ' . Kingston, U. C. Chadians. • thd Ditto, On passage to Cape. Newry. . . 734 'Mtn, Gibraltar. Biattevant. 74th Ditto, Bermuda. • • his of Nom 75th Ditto, Barr. _ 76th * Ditto, Kilkenny. . 77th Ditto, Jamaica. Belfast. , lath •Dino, Cell .n. Paisley. 79 , 11 Ditto, Montreal. Belfast. oak ; Ditto, St. Maura. Carlisle.. . list. Dittos New lirstoswklt. Gtiernsey. . aid Dirt*, Mauritius. ' Chadians. 53d • Ditto s Passage bome. Hull. 84th Ditto, Jamaica. Longford. . tsth Ditto, Malts. • Guernsey. 66th Ditto, Barbadoes. - Newry: 117th thuttl s ' Chester. Stilt 1)110, Corfu. Mullingar. 119th I/situ', Madras. , Canterbury. . 90th Ditto,. Zane. , Tynentotith. 91st lEti , , . Jamaica. Armagh. 9241 IXtte, Dublin. 9s, Ditto, Antigua. " - Weedon. site Ditto, Gibraltar. . • Plyntooth. : . 95th' Ditto, Malta. • Gosport. 96th Ditto, Halifax, N. Scotia. Drionpore. 97th 'Ditto, Ceylon. Trace. bath Ditto, Cape. Ditto. y 99th Ditto, ilauririus. Yougball. .. iiiileßritt. Ist Bat. Halifax, N. Scotia. P.K..mootis. • std Bat. Malta. . Ditto. • Royal Staff Corps, Ilythe and ell the • . British Colonies. • . ' Ist W. India llegt. Trinidad. ad W. Indio Wit. New Pigsties's*. Ceylon Rifle, Ceylon. Cape Camas y, Cape. itoican Corps, Sterns Leone. .• Veteran Company,' Newaminsil.nd. Veteran Company, New South Wales. &its Fencibles, Malta. • Ordered home. t Ordered to West Indies in October, to relieve 2d Bat. 60th. Tti YllolllAnitYs—Alt oilier has been issued that a Report be tonhwith made of the number of Depots for Yeomanry .►.nts hi Ireland, i i what state same are, and now situate; top titer With the local circumstances attending sante, and its pusitiuu witli'setcrence re; the various carps in the district. The idea ut ilimratkig the Yeomanry, if ever it enue, being now abwidosien, Was CAN 114.4111 the object of these recto 'K.—Debuts krosing Goirernmeia - have received divpatclics from Sir G. Don, dated Gibrahar. the 4.11 iu,trut. ' They anituenci r bat bollle ut teve., uut unu,seul at ttis time a die year. had appeared amusig the inhabitant. and the soldiery ; a few ceaths had accursed. but it as piehen cif the apreadhig of the diborder had •an vtiev. . ti. . SPOILTING INTELLIGENCE.. .. • • • PCISC AST fill. 11 A CR.4....Tnrsoa , mi. • • , THU It RA Brt I.P.GRIt The paramount imps itance of tbe.e stokes will be one "cease for our 'eking it before the two•year-old stakes, and for gain-, 1 noire into derail Shutt usu.'. (hi reference to the Irmo y lot the St. Lesilter- from its commencement in 1776, we do net. [hod atilt -race which has brought uut sv many firwrate horses, or which, from the excellence of their ppislic running, has approached 110 nearly to a certainty of bring carried •oir by one of the principal 'Armes-km As toe the Derby, the spurting world has long been ciolvistred that the price was for one of there or four, 111.41 thus h ...peculation been kw extensive then it would otherwise have Preen, for there bas been as much timidity evinced in back ing isetsiders as in laying against the cracks. The performances of the Velocipede, 'llse Colooel, and Deasy Iledieni have been re. mark ably itosssi, each having thole *sa much as to give them every claim to StlrPott, at the same time that it rendered it more difli• cols to•fortn• a decisive opinion of their comparative merits.— Velocipede and Ilesey have won cifttirr than The Colonel hut it !Lill all along been notorious that Velocipede was to be feared in• his and which isavehnly been kept in trim by the unusually wet season. 'ripe ( s onnet hks on all occasions run a very superior horse, and we con. Lier that although defeated, his running for the Dethy W:l6 as much deserving of praise as the mutt decisive victory of either . f the ealsre favourite..; moreover, he is of a stout sod lamb% breed. having In this revect a decided call of Velocipede for the Blacklock horses generally are speedy hut t ot strong, and in this respect we should Mt that ilessy Bedlam is also before him; the doubt expressed about The Cuisine' was; that he was deficient i n 'peed. Ballad Singer's run • g has been rather -contr.dictory than nth:Tv/kr, tidying performed indifferently last yean, old (toy well Ili.. Writ the excep.too of Cesiibridge, none at the others 11.1%e dime arty thtcg to entitle them to a alassiAcatius with the ta vouches. The bet lug has (mot the bright:sing been confined to three or four, the greatest petty beiug those who Supotteted Veit ciprile, who is iu the same loathe as The Colonel, and of whitest re. spettire Merits they were of course enabled to form a pretty cor rect opinion This pany was composed of most of the great teas, who having Velocipede and The Colonel, had oothing to fear but Ile.sy Bedlam, at least we have undersmod they thought of no other. The beckons of Ural Bedlam were to be found imagist the Nobility, Who *NW hpon lier to a very large anto c unt, and -certainly with treat show vi reas o n. These remarks were made Oft a review of the performances of the favourites, and b. here the event had came -off—our dues such event itrAtiy , degree controvert them. The new Betting Mums* wire lasenight crowdeti tts soffoution, and buskins to a Loge *mu on wet tresausete.f, the odds varying repeatedly, the at last having nlie caU. norsr:oing business was rimmed and continued till just lietore the start, when the odds had settled thus— ':,'to 1 apt The r *oloisel 14 to 1 agst Jour de Niters 7 to it ago Velocipede 16 to 1 slot Cambridge 4 to 1 agst Hailed Sanier '43 to 1 agst Belinda 10 j to 1 east 'testy Bedlam .Ads apt any other. At the time ayriisited for the start, the horses card juckirs were eh et pck, every thing bring conducted with an attention to preltisioirthet cannot be too highly praised. The start was free fruits tboir-perplexities which were the cause Of ie much complaint lest year. *the race was thus... The: toot Sy . Lryor &ekes of SS sows. cleft. for three yr olds; colts, Sal Gib ; Wires, SW 31b. Sc. Leger Course. Eighty Sub. scraberis. • . Mr. Yeti,'" cb'c The . Colonel ... 1 )14* Yfrilorgb's b f Aielinda The Jody. placed only these two, but the following also started— ' Air. Arantiage's eh c Velocipede ' Lora tir-etbewnsigh's b c Cambridge • ' • Mr. llowet's b f Lady Vane • fir. licad.haves b e Splinter Bar ' Lord. Kelbotnes br c,by•lteveller If letchek's br by Maddock Lord Milton's bi f Salad Singer • 11r.. CromPosn's cb eby Whisker • Mr. Crampon's b c Gotten lir. 6ocii) ate's cb.c by. Hisckluck eeelo.n•A Q sties p 1 Beit-y liedissa Mr: Africans'', b e Krottomast llr. I lupkina..te's b f•lgngs • Wediesulfs f Jenny Mills ..• Mr. Woes hi Übe Reveller • • 'lila Majesty's b e Jour de Noce. , • • Mr. Hatim'a b e Ales:stun At sttitiug, the'pef, Beni Bedlam, wept in front, with Jaw de Mateo, Velocipede, •and hlr..Caectiyoe's ask nest her, and the where well in at ter beet; they spun along at a rattling pace, without any chattily of. importance till they got near the lied Houle, aiwi'llsere.poot &soy 111,0 evident symptoms of behag sired, the ground heliy. • Atthe Red House Velocipede went ahead of her s The Colonel, &Mob, and Canibrldge at the same time got in front of the others, and in an karma Were at die haunches of Velocipede. Tlusetruggle then became very s e v e r e ; b at w h en. the,' were about' one - hundred yards of liaise, it was evident that The Colonel was to be the winner. for at this point be went right ahead, senaiotained its lead in grand style. and won •'tbe St. - Legcr. easily by two very honest lengths. Velocipede was nest to Belinda, and Cambridge fourth; bet the Judge placed only . the winner and Belinda. The decision was received With aedwitititiof by one of the mow numerous; and brilliant a.. sembbeee ever seen On a race course. Mr. Pore also Woe the St. Leger last year, and has a err/ promising stable forte nest; hr nets by the stakes the sum of one thousand nine hundred pounds, after deducting 1004 tor** own Int. The result of this ce. while it proits the great superiority to the Colonel. must be lutArd upon as a very fortunate ocearrence kir his skier Scott, independent of all pecuniary advantage; for opinions have been repressed re. apeting ?is manner of riding the smstelitiese for the Derby. which hive miluited against' his reputatkm. as a skilful rider. Fur our own part we think it. is but a bate act of jubilee to state. that no 'butse was•ever better inekeiledifianT be Colonel was this day by him; at the wine dose we are swished did' be did his best for bias at Bprosn, It b worthy of remark that Belinda was beat at Pon tefract the week before 'bet by Cassibpdge. who now runs fourth. Uniting the limpet specified, no Others bad a chance. The bones were rode thus f The Coking by W, Scat Belinda, by Nicholson Veloci ,by Wheatley *e; by Neiman Jour de Noce,. by Rubinson ItyJohntott • Lady Vancs.in' E. Jackson Lisette, by John Day Economist, by Temphataa Akation, by Cottony • • Previous to the St. Lest, tbetidlowlog race was deckled— Two rear Old Produce States of imscnrs. cock, h ft; tot cols art Sib, Allies tist Sib. Bcd 11441116 Lu.. (gloms subscribers.) Mr: . Clutilde Veiled Singer, by . Lye Mize, by Noble Arabella. by ribrpheral Heil Cat, by H. Edwards Market, by Garbret Coulon. by Goodin. r liar, by G. this BrisY.Betilam, by F. 8 4 1 011 Alley Mills, by Wetherell Lord Kes.nedr; 7 l;ilsce Eugene Lord biiltou's Marcella • S . I. Ur. BAcva's E;hitae ••• • S. 4 Seven paid. Betting-0' to lon Prince Nugent, who mid. Arse cloning, with (lodide nest 'him; ter abort half the distance, when she went up to him ; a pretty race followed, and was Am:idol in favour of (Auntie by a length. cleverly. • . Renewed Doncaster Stakes (third year) at 10 sows. inch, with 20 sues. added by the corporation, for all ages ; three year olds, lit 10lb; four lot; ael at Mb iota and aged Ost.—Two miles. tubscribers). "Lord Cleveland'i b c Nonplus ' • ••• • • • • Mr. Petre'..ch e Grata)), by Cannon Ball, 4 yrs . I.4rd Kellstani's th M Avocet, by Scud.. 0 yrs . The itaiwintalte. scatted, bid were not placed— • • • ,•. • -Lord . b h Alulatto, by •Cattun, 5 yrs :Sir W. hfriliwi's eh c hhdrk, by aatklock, 4 yrs , Powlett's b. c Popsy,. by Biackloch, 4 yrs • Mr. Houldiwuriles cb e Vanish, by Phaatum, 3 yrs . • Doke of Leeds's gr c Moonshine, 4 yrs Lord Scarborcitigh's bh T e, by Cotton, S yrs • Col. Cradoclirb e Nos. by Whisker, 3 yrs old • .cis Paid. Betting-5 to S apt Nonplus, 3to 1 apt Oraoby, 4 tot are Terrace, and 4 to I apt Mulatto.—This race created great iuttresp asbuth Nouplois ant/ Granby wire in Lei year's St. Leger; Nom plus (at the itme.a good favourite) brine cameo a Jay or two pee. limas to the race, and sulikormaly. . sold , to Lord Cleveland fee 3.0 00 gs. It was thought by atiasty.thes he was the be s t hors e In she race. • The Corporation Plate nf 50f. for boron, &F. three.years old,llst 71b; •• tour. Sat lib; five, 114 316 alk and aged, lit 101 h. Mares, iltc. allowed 31b. wo Mile beats. • Mr. Jaelt.oot% b e'The Corsair, br Ghanipignoo, 4 yrs . 1 - Mr. Ridsdale's ch c liarlequiti, 3 yrs (received ago) .. • 3 3 Lied Sc.rhoruegli's b t,Yriii Doom., by qatton, 3 yrs ti 3 Mr. hr a, hi lagiurate— Itirriet's (litho, 3 yrs . 4dr The weather w.k ' remarkably *hoe, and the appearance of the Race C. one eztrenieli rich aud ; the Grand Sand was Qrr.d tar , • Ove) how ty fashipnablet, sea) every. ether stand was telly er s cupieil.. Ike.nuoutkr of t:plenaiti equipages uu the gruel'. was as great as aver; we tett liiiitrAisteal in seating, lita we lit,Frf saw a utter. knelt:44ls Leger day-that. alts. Tbc.wttlisis fur the-hit, Leger will take place tn.nsorrow • morn. lag, at the New Acting Rooms; it is looked fur with cuts.iderabie anxiety; toe tiUthei is over no man can venrare to call tumbril a whiner, as the best of books may beat:sued by au absentee or two. I . 3 I= 11111 1 7 4 wr • . PA 'LIME 11:1flPick.• • The hawse ratios teu.k.piset alliodse, u noon: lin-ghe Chan* lbws; they were under the direction of the Prefect the hi nes, mkt wen' honuored by the pre•ruce Of their kliginellses the Doke • de lkontaleael and Mailemoisell., '• In the first two La lisard, three .years uW, belooping s to the • ('punt Je Narbonne. havint run over the coarse in two inhume :bitty six seconds and two thirds. won the prize. In the second. only sine horse ran. Lidhrl. three Irvin losi N ing to Lord Seymour. He west tumid in two miustes bitty three aecoeJs. and obtained the prise. . Thrsr two br.t race. were but one round or the Champ d• Alar.. Awed a hair and a quarter. rh rd race i tivice the circumfer e nc e of t h e Ch omp de or a mile and aha Wa. contested by La Finette. four years oil s Ina Catilette, 41 years, 1.4 lin.e , foot year., and ledesoore. ire yeats. .1 h.• last, the property of hir. - t:rensimen. having tun the heat in five minutes and termity.sia.areusids, ottnased the print. Th e t ime d, wa s emigrated by L'Ariase. di Teats. La Tribe/Iwo foot years, and La Cathie, tour yeari;delungingto Lied Seymour. flue lay having ran the beat of twoloandi In lee* Wastes linty. tune tecnads, wan the 'prize. 'Each prize was 1,900 Irina —aniedtaiiiiling • • • • SPAJtRING AT THE TENNIECOUHT. Yesterday the veteran, Tour giver , tbeirreeent Commiseery- Gyak.rel. had ht. benefit, and it was _pretty well attended. The oinet the Wain of the Feat/ have excited. kW). oitcrated4 ittle in hi. favour, and being the dly after the batd. with. Jones and Stockman. was another reason dthipserted to help the acces sion of company. • . • . . . .1 ORDIO. OP TIVITIPO - 110. CAN FfYITE MID DON WAR— rbe Inter bad rather the been of it lee w.• the errongeet of the two. IW Wl;•Asiftt*Pitstea or 18.=-A ridicule*, dinit.y. Die. HUMON•AnD Sermon* —This was a 1111.. up, bet it brought Jack all he wanted--a shunter of browns. Toy SPRING awn Pavia Ca twunr.—Tlas march, ai equal, ex. cit d into ease interest, and was witnessed In Meet mien ion. The two big ones. bud do their metal, with their niusala strerph awl Br •t-rate science, are really cakill.ted to fix the admiration the amateur. Such Ana casualties . of nappies. antr.precieuire of method altogether, are not to be seen 'rem 4A. l'he.r setting-to is. perhapl. at present valued more tkan aqy 'ether exhibition that the Cot*: 'reeds. They did it pretty meek alike., 'Peter iseght our tremetilmiss conubeler? that made him look very wieely.and in return be gave Toil a -• fur. agrubber.".-iMee bust was bailed *4th sectarianism. at the cemclueion. .• ' Alec Reid made a batch of the Hanford llaket.;•-posinhey had no dunce. Boa Cessna awn Ben Beau at oot-play.. bad .Bedt trouble, but Camel., taking the advantage of his• youth and *t rait* pnckness, went in and bustkcl.litan. which tensed tits ha. Lists', as Braes bellows are Dot so gaud as they have been. rain, FLYNN Allyl BILLY Waysase-- , Billy having fought yes. tetday. *as certainly nut rawly in slim Paddy did as he libel wth him. and it was evident that Paddy•was by far his Mister. Ton Osevaa base Hamm Lasicaeurtau!—Tom• bad:none the best of the hard work of the bout. The Ilendu4 air is wholesome, and keeps Harry feeds and fat. Sod enabled blot to Iverpowoe Oliver. The sewn, however, was a Sue friendly &lonely the r • method of she old school. Lovatoca and Iliciess rode the wind sp. DIVAS a rattlliti altalr. a string of rallies and *harp lighting. Lovelock', bottom was by Lr the hest ; the other .oat showed fatigue, but.hs roa tamed the power of showing some - good points. Lovelock was very clever WM* up.hit. width be often Made tell with a vim. &ante so Siches's immensely.loog proboscis. . COMMENCEMENT OF THE HOPPING SEASON. •—rIIIIPP— ROCHSSTBR, Bave. I?. • Within the last week the county if gent • has heel daily filling by ',bourns From all pates of Piglaerl and the sister kingdom, in search of enirployntenj doting the hop harvest, and we are happy to state, that from the paitly favourable Istgitinitig ot . the Wiiboll, lber ten.. iU.el s have in a pica( n.e.tswre au t 'With 'succor. 04 Monday the picktop, in the - vitinfty Str.pd, and.to. wards Chatham and • Dover, .011'44 curantiPSVL pad yesterday more generally so. TheWeatlier wayeseeed. ingly fine, and great quantities Were tufted: outti weeks .go there.was every pitisPect of an ihuisdant mwp o hot recently the planters have complainid • tt the. err , having done considerable mischief, • siore p4rticulaily in MiLl.lient. The flea, it is . tetinfit,Tis aisn , ether prevalent this year in the hop. Upon pp nverage the hops ate, rather small, and it is aalcolatid that the pro. ducats!' per acre not bi• more then from keen to eight hundred wright'; still; on the v hole iht *Alai cannot be called unfavourable. Severarpocliets•of this year's growth have sold at from sk.to4leflsv ent..4 The accountit received at Maidstone ymkerdwri from Worceiter aid Sasses, are. uniformly .tevourab'e; rht picking his conn.enced in both those counties, and -the spirits of the *rimers ate cheered ey the fine weather. • . . NEWCASTLE. Secr. 16. .1 Saturday last, William Martin, the. Natant . sapaer, suffered the indignity: of being taken bidarr the county magistrates• at the. Monthsil, on, a. *Mixt charge. It appears thaphikisophcs, likezothet persons who live in the world, has some debts due to him. One of these he was dear' us of :collecting an Friday, when be met with his creditor ea :the &skids road.. : The amount was not, one would:.suppose e very dietetic to pay, and it might have beesdischatged vt•the Sac vitae of asking.—it was sixpence. The man, however,whe owed. it, being ...cry illiterate. unenlightened sort of • person, a creatute `ediirated —in .;he aid .school, and knowing nothing of the Res pkilesopky..be resisted pay. . meat. This was. too much for the great opponeet of Sir Isaac Kenton to bear, ad be kicked the fellow -0 kicked him • • 44 On that pan vialdrbussaaniem wow. • Than my other plapkbellain7 4 . • 11* man, coosidet ieg the peshihsent he had , reseiall ,weeded his offence of non-payment, lodged a atilt ilaint before the.4lortbuie'terland • Magistrates, as se have satiated. The phil. rtpter .*.as asked *hat he had to say ie his defence. lie road a plain se anvireish. ed tale," miff Waled the history, and pmgiess the quatrel dose by its deaouenteat. This was to be ie. gretted—it showed the-auth s at perpelnal station wa s . less acquainted stilts the.laws of Englana. than of na. tore. He was sited whet reparation. he was dispnied so make—he offered that the kick he bad inflicted de hitcredisor'should be regarded as a receipt t t the tie.. peace. This the billtini4stf%•avntaid 1104 accede t* and absolutely milicted:the•phiinaopher in the sum M. nine :shillings, silt of as kith erase to go to the conspl4insnt for two days work , and the ether tti the constable to; his trouble iu thetsffsir.—Tyne Afcreary. Tuesday, as Mr. and Mrs. Rogers (of.the 6rm of Rogerta Currie, and Horne, of Lincoln's Inn) were pro. ceeding from Itamsgwe to Broadstaiss in a one4horse the horse suddenly took fright, and sat off at a furious gallop. On Mr. Rogers ende.vousing te'curb km; the reins broke, and the chaise coming in comsat with a post, Mr. and Mr. Rogers were thrown not ; the former pitched on his bead. and was killed.. Mrs. Rogers had a leg and thigh broken; the latter a compound facture. But great hopes are entertained of-her Ulna • - • mate recovery. •-.. Yesterday evening, two children of Mr... Morris, • painter. r f Ireland yard, St. Andrew's bill, mete cautiously left by themselves in the second. Brow hunt room, and the window being open, they climbed op to it, when the youngest thild,. nisusit_sin years old, was, by overreaching, precipiteil int, the yard. Lora ari ele vation of at least 90 Wt. ; She ass takes to 5t..130- shntomew' s Hospital. when it appeased these sere two severe hectares of the skull, the aim. leg, and tnio on one side were dreadfully shattered, and canner patio of the body much bruised.. The child is net expected to survive. .t ... : ' • ,r .