Star. — London, England, 1827-12-15 00:00:00

etla 4 11411Ciell.Ci AuJ 144,1 rgu.r.l tocumply trial the ie gyest. . ... • , We ferelv d this morn n•.2:Frdnkfort nd the *gelatin leitang, each to t I e Bth inst. Aa ankle from &di n report., that preliminaries of peace had be:is signed between the Russiars and Nrsians—the f or m e , obtaining the disputed districts. On account of the 'gaily sitting in of win"er, and the road, being ren.lered 'imps fable, 'the departure of the Infant D •re MlGuat. f r omViel.ll4, on his route to Parrs and London had been po stye ne J:tro at the Ist to the sth inst.—The following are CltraCJS 414 ask lou Ker ied itb Prd of Kt ns tee tat ,t C. t • BERLIN, Nov. 30. I t is said that news has been received at the Office o f the Minister for Foreign Affairs, that the Co nn mender in Chief of the Russian army, b-yond the Cau casus, after a victory over the Persians, and atter the oc cupation of Tauris, having taken Abbas Mime pri ione4 had signed the preliminaries r'f peace, by which Russia obtaios the dispwed districts, and a well de fended frontier towards Persia. The paper currency. called Staats Schuldscheine, which were yesterday at 851, Dave sisen to-day to 861. The hopes that ire still eniertained that the peace of the East will be maintained, and the rise in the French funds, have contributed to produce this improvement. GENEVA, Nov. 30. A question is at present agiti:ed among us, which k cot likely to occur in any other part of Europe. I• appears from the report lately made, that all tie debts, of the country and the city will be paid in one year 'and that by that time also the new house of cos 'cellar' will require no tar ther a,sistance from the State, but by able to support itself by its own resources and produce. What, then, shall be done with the considerat le surplus revenue? Shall it be kept as a fund in reserve, cr trea 'ante; or shall it be employed on useful establisl mums? *Ow party wishes for the former; able another train. tins that a public treasure is useless, and 'even danger 'ous to a republic, whose riches ought to be in the purses or the citizens which it will always find r pen so long as rrr Government deserves respect and confiJsnce. The de ceased M. Boissiev and many others may certairdy be quoted in proof of 'this opinion. It is not so agreeable to see th.t the fortifications on the South side of the city ate improving at a•great expense.. One would think that a new escalade from the Savoy side was expected. VIENNA, D. 3. The uneommnnly early setting in of the winter, and the great quantity of snow that has fallen in all Aus have inte'cepted the communications in many. place., -and rendered the roads impassable. as this account the departure of the Infant Don Miguel for Lisboo, whith was flied (or the Ist of thietnanth, is put r ff.— If the very unfavourable weather should change for the hitter, be Will set out on the sth. No - news from Turkey has been received here, since the accounts published. in the Ausitiart Übse►ver. Adgenteine Zeilmtg. Dec. 8. WIIRTZBURG, Diesissza 5. _ We learn from Tegernsee that her Ma)e ty the Queen bowager, with their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Maria and Look, will leave that place about the end cf this month, so that we hope soon to see them ;gain at Wellsburg. It is said that the ceremony of the be• trothing of Prince Marimillian of Bavaria and the Princess Maria, will shortly take place at Munich...— . F►ankfort Papers, Dec. 8. t Probably &mistake, Maier Khan, Governor of Tends. COURT CIRCULAR. His faresvr kft his Paiute in &. Jaws's, in his travelling car- Visge and four, escorted by.a party of Lancers, about half.past five •'clock yesterday afternoon, for the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park. The LOAD CHANCILLOD, Rad DOOLEY', and Mr. ` HUMUS/WI, had audiences of the Kum yesterday. The Princess AUGUSTA visited his Musser Oa Thur4lay,.at his Palace in St. James's. The Duke of CIARZIOCE honoured the Hon. Kash Mucus With his company to dinner yesterday, at Ids residence in the Ad mirsity. There was a numerous party of Noblemen and Gentle men to meet Isis Royal Highness. The 'Duchess of Cwainocs,accodtputied by the Princess EralLle of Carolath and the Prince of Hometowns Lausemeouen, dined with the Declares of KIM yesterday, at her apartment. in the Psitie, it Kensinitoll. The Prineess AUGUSTA entertained the Duke of CLAROPCI to 'dinner ea Thursday, at her reddence, in the King's Palace, St. James's. The Ru;llan Ambassador, tie Portuguese Ambassador, the Ba varian Minister, and the French Charge d'Affaires, transacted bu. sinew yesterday at the Foreign Dace, Downing-street. The Earl of CAILIIILZ and Viscount PALUZILITOJI tilited Earl Denser yesterday at the Foreign Office. We have heard that a wish has originated in a high quarter to show respect to the memory of the late Prime Minister, by conferring a peerage on his widow : the proposition has been modestly di dined by the Lady, but still, we believe, hangs in doubt..—Times. The Countess of Essex had Mae petite asses:6lle on Thursday evening, at her house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square, wbirh was attended by nearly sixty Fashionable,. The Hon..WILLIAM WYNN entertained a distinguished Party . pp dinner yesterday, at his house lb Whitehall-place. The Hon. Ktitli DOPGLAi had a grand dinner Parry yesterday, at the Admiralty. THE Loan HIGH AnsrsaAl..—His Royal Highness appointed Thursday next, the 20th inst. for the presentation of the new colours to the Plymouth Divisors of Ro f al Marines. His Royal Highness has determined to come here by land, so that no hillier disappointment Is to be apprehended. His Royal Hightieu will inspect the Naval College at Portsmouth en Tuesday.. and pro owl from thence to this port without delay.— Plymouth JusrnaL The holloW shot were tried on Wednesday at Vol. wich arsenal, in presence of his Royal Highness the Loan Hug Annum., as well as Lieut. Jan's plan for frringtim windward guns if ships of war. The results of the experiments were considered very satisfactory. It is said the hollow shot, if found applicable to naval warfare, will create a new era In the art of destructiun. Saturday, at E•tinbrrrgh, the Royal Company of Archers, King's Body Guard, shot at the Pate fur the Pagoda 'Goose Medal, which was gained by Gamine ROOSIVISON, Esq. On the 61 h inst. the Society established in the diocese of Eli, and the University, ot Cambridge, in aid of the lneorporaseid Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, held its second annual meeting in the Town Hall, Carnbridge. The Lord Bishop of ELT presided, and a Report from the Committee was read, which was ot the most gratifying character, and which, • On the motion of the Lotd Bishop of Liscor.ra, w adopted, and ordered to be, printed for circulation. 1111; KING. Witusoa, afternoon hi; MAJtarii is expected to arrive at die Royal Lldge, every prepa ration being made for - friireteption, and•dinits:i h Airing been oreted . at the usual hour. k wit not kno • n until ye%terdry forenoon, on the arrival of a enessenget, that his MaJtsty intended passing the night in t .sen. Tire preparations lately making in the interior of Cud,. bee lansi Lodge are, it is iaid, intended for the reception of D n MIGIJKL and his suite during his visq to hi, lklaitart •at the Royal Lndg-. The arrival of Don Mioutt. it England is said to be uncertain. BRIGHTON, Dmals. Notice has been received at the Palace to prepare fin the reception of the Princkss Aymara. Her Royal Highness will have apartments in the only remaining house of what was formerly called dlarlborough•tow, within the inclosed Palace gardens, occupied hiring her last visit to the town by the Duchess of GLOU CESTER. The Earl of ECIAEMONT is going on favour ably; the . public apprehension which had been so ex cited on hi, I.3rdship's account, has now subsided.— lhe Duke and Duchess of Sr. ALBAN'S are returned to Belle Vue House. BUCKINGHIM, DECEMBER 13. -....._ The most active preparations are ;raking in our town to receive his Grac, tl e Duke of IVELLINorou in a manner suitable to his high rank and fame. The tickets of admission to the public breakfast, in honch.r of his Grace, which is to rake place on Saturday, have been all eagerly purchased at two guineas each. A dinner will be given in S out Park to the poet of the neighbourhood, when an cm is to be roasted whole. and an normous plum pudding has been prepaned, rabic' weighs no le.. than 480 lbs. In the evening S:owe P will be partially illuminated (triumphal arches having been erected) and the respectable inhabitants are to be admitted to witness the le' tisitiet. FASHIONABLE IN rELLIGENCL' ARRIVALS Sir FMC'S and fatly . Burton, in Albemarle street. from Tun bridge Wells; G. Thompson, E.g. at the-limy al,4liitel,•St. James's street, froni Hants; J. Cole, Esq. at ditto. from .Surrey ; John Colt, Esq. and family, at ditto, (ion, Yorkshire•• J. Antes Fail. at ditto, from liens; J. Nialuingale, Ksq. and family, at ditto. from the Ide of Wight ; J. Coffin, Msg. at ditto, lion, Portsmouth; airs. Knipe and family, at ditto, from Surrey ;• Miss Weston, 'at ditto, from Syrrey ; Mr. and Mrs. Hallman, at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jantes'astreet, from Wales; kir. an d Mrs. hlountcharles, at. ditto , from Yorkshire; the Bishop of Chichester and, family, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from the Palace, Chichester Captain, Mrs. and klira Harcourt, at the Burlington lintel, Old iturlinghla and Cusk-streets, from their seat, Nunehani, Otfortishire ; A. C. Dunlop, Esq. and James NOM, Esq. at Fladones'llotel, Oxford street, from the Writ Indies; J. Gordon, Kso. at ditto- from Scotland ; B. Kingston, R.q. at dittp, from Southampton; the Bev. H. C. Ord, and John Ord, E-q. at Warrie'silote). Conduit-street; Captain Gilpin, at ditto; Pr. an 4 Mrs. ELOsthic,(rtma'SccglAud. DEPARTURES. Lord Huntingtourer, for Granthant,ln Lincolnshire; Le Comte T. de Sommety, of the I Ith Austrian Hussars,. for Vienna; Mr.J. Henley, for Waterperry flutist, near Wheatley. In Oxfordshire;, Mr. F. Dempster, for Bach ; Mr. F. Maude, for 'Brighton; Mi. Mrs. Harford. for Bath; Capt D. -Montague, fur Bath ; Mr. Rallies, for Belmont; Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick., for he Crease tf Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. R. Harley, for Brighton ; Mr John Hainan, for the Rookery, at Woodford • the Marchion e ss o f-L ant d os i n an d Sun, the Earl of Kerry, for B owuood Bark, Wilt.; Lod M. Hill, for the Marquis of Salisbury's seat. Hatfield; Earl aud. Countess Ooslow, tram the St, George's Hotel, Aibemarle-street, tot their seat in Surrey; Lady Hazeirigg and Sir George Hagelrigg, from Warne's Hostel, Conduit -street, for Leicestershire; Lord Elusion, front Thomas's Hotel, for his seat, lledsur Lodge, Berko; Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stonehewer, from ditto, fir their sear, DeltdeP 041, Ewes ; Lady and Allis Mildmay, ?runt the Warlington likatet.' fist , Hams; Rev. C. Mildmay, from ditto, for Eseet ; Capt. Dalryhiple. and G. A. Dallas,. Egg. front Gould's Hotel, Jrrmyn-streer; Ibr Suffolk : J. Morgan, El. front Fladong's Hotel, for Brighton ; the Re*. R. A. Thorpe and K. Holden, Esq. front ditto, un ;tour ; Captain Mlrshant, R.N. from ditto ; J. Dyott, Esq. Drum ditto. CHANGES. The Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry, at the Marquis of Camden's seat, the Wilderness, Kent, from her seat, Bolderstrood Lodge, Hama; Lord 'Francis thhurue, at his seat is Cambridge shire, front a tour. CLERICAL IN TELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Decorate& it, Ina Convocation hidden on Monday, an alteration lathe statute, " Dv Concioaibas," wag agreed to; by which, the Lent and other Sermons, formerly_ preached at the Church of St. Peter-in the East, wilLfue the future, be pieachird in So: M•ry's Church. Thursday, the nomination of the lieu. John Miller. M.A. of Worcester College, to the office of Select Preacher, iu tilt room of the Right Rcv. the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, was ayprowlid: in • RCCLniASTICAL raounsiotts. - Rev E M. Hall, of Gainsborough, has been appointed to tie Vicarage of Corringham, vacant by tke death, of, the Rey. John Hartley. Rev. Francis Swanton, is appointed Chaplain of .St. Mary's Col lege, sear Winchester. in the room of the late Rev, John Hopkins. Rev. George Harries, %l. A. Rector of Nolton,reosibrokeshire, sr d Prebendary of St. David's, to the Rectory of .t.rtiCfltOno ha oh sold County. . . Tb. Xi g !sea been pleased to grant to the Rev. T. Manners Sutton, M.A. the place and dignity of a Prebendary of the Collegiee Church of St. Peter, Westminster, void by the death of the gee. Dr. Charles Fynes Clinton. Bei. R. Langdale, to the Rectory of East Hoothly. &est:, on the resignation of his father, the Rev. K. R. Langdale. Rev. Edward Palling, B. A. of Christ College, Cambridge; to the Perpetual Curacy of Tituhy with Cropwell Butler, in the county of Nottingham. 1t.,. J. Raton, M.A. F.S. A. formerly of Catharine Hall. Cam bridge, to the Rectory of Handley, in the county of Chester. Rev. Unwin Clarke, M.A. to the Vicarage of Neston, in the county of Cheater. The Rev. Archdeacon Wrangbam, M.A.F.R.S. to the Rectory of Dodiestun in the county of Chester. Rev. G. R Blumfielti. A.A. to the.ltectory of Coddingtoo, in the county of Chester. Reierend WVIIII.m Harrison, 11 A. to the 'Vicarage of tt. Oat svalJ, hi the county of Chesser. Reverend Anthony Hamilton, M.A. has been inflated-, by the Bisbnp of Bath and Wells, to the office and dignity of Archdeacon of the Are! Weaponry of Taunton, with the Prebend of fifilvertou the First annexed, founded in the Cathedral Church of Wells, %scant by the death of the late Venerable Archdeacon Trevelyan. The Tows Council of Edinburgh have unanimously appointed the Rev. James Marshall, one of the Ministers .of Glasgow; to be one of the Minieteirs of the Tolbnuth Chu' cb of Edinburgh, in room of the late Dr. Thomas Davidson. Timer* was no business of public interest before the Council. At a Meeting of the Sub-cribers, held on Wednesday at Lloyd's Coffee House, :Mr. Alderman TuoMesos. M.P. in•the Chair. Mt. JOHN SANDERSON, Mr. JOHN Sunnu, and Mr. WM. LEATIILEY, %ere elecled Mem. ben. of the Committee Icr managing the affairs, of Lloyd's for the ensuing three years, in the place of Mr. WM. PRATT. Mr. WM. WHITMORE. and Mr. JOHN Buck. who go nut by rotation. Houses IN JAPAN.—The houses of the Japanese are the antipodes of those of the ancient E 4 )pliaits, and the. inhabitants of the Hauran. While the latter, always 4iming at massiveness arid durability, constfucied - theii dwellings of huge stones, and roofed them with the same material, you here see upon the little green knolls that skirt the road, delicate little habitations of fine wood, ur even of paper. But their light and grate/13 at'ucture,and their gilded ornaments, glittering in the .un, give them the air of fairy . dwellings, which the very breath tf heaven might dissolve:.-London Weekly . It 4 • • C.' • . . A Detuchritede its•tnt,,,mg; in the 3) 'Regiment itf brags= Goan); rat. rehod !re•trr,,hry aturoini tram We.tounder fur Bristol, oil route to N,Wollg • Der'srhinent of she 14th lieginoon of Foot tosrehe3 yecvrday murrain: troll tYr.tmunr, r fur lirisodoun route to Longford. 1) tachiment.heloogiug to the 54 h Itegooteof of Infantry tuarehed yesterday murniog 'from I;erualus•aer for Usist.d. mete to Doblin. • A Detachment of the 6:th Regiment of Pont Vn arcbed.yesterds y morni g Irons . Westminster for liiis to l, oil route to Naas._ A I)etachmetit belonging to the 70t1 Regiment of Infantry marched yesterday morning tram Westmir.ster for Bristol, ou toute to Cork. A Detachment belonging to the 77th Regiment of Foot marched yesterday morning Icons Westminster fur 114 istol, on route to Belfast. A Detachment belonging to the 66:h Reginwht of Infantry marched yesterday morning from Westminster for Rristol,on route to Newry. A Detachment belonging to the 96th Regiment of Foot marched yesterday Morning front W nutter for Battu', on route le i Plymouth. A Detachment belonging to the 7th Regiment of Drawn) Guards marched yesterday mornMg from Westminster fur Coventry NAVAL. IN IELLIGENCE. The &los, CLOCGII. from London to Newcastle, I. totally wrecked on the Gentlett: crew said. The Fortroendet, Acsaustax, twist Marseilles to the Clyde, is wrecked in Douglas lily, life of .1Ian; crew and part of the cagy saved. the Thetis. RITNOLDS, from Sunderland to Brighton, was on .bore off' Newhaven yesterday, acid it was feared she would be wrecked. I'be Nelly, TAscgra, hotind to Newry, was on shore at Lives , pool on Thut,Jay, but expected to be gut of Fatuous'', Dsc. 13 Wind W. to S. W.—Arrived the Marta, Wu.sopi r front Manilla, in 143 days, for orders. No account of the Duke vt . Sussex Indi►man on the 28th August at Anger. -The ship that wiled with her for England bad passed six weeks previous. Arrived the Camden packer, TILLY, front the Medics rtanean. exc. 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Indepen dence, hem Quebec. • Diet., Marc. 14.—Wind S. S. W.—Throughout the day It has blown a gale from S. W. to S.S.W. with rain and thick weather. Most of the ships are riding by the aecoed anchor, and several hav e drove, bui we du not hear of a ny d amage . Th e W est I n di a packet made her numhet this afternoog, from Berbice. • Neatly all thi outwardLhound 'ha sailed yesterday have put hack. Malmo, Dec. 14 —The Allihmt packet, Iturrea, froni 11,e 1 : hurgh to Niwcastle, which was ua shore near Cushaven, was got off; in k very leaky state. • YA ammrs of, Dire. 14.—The Henry and Mary, JOHNS, from Jer sey to London, was run on shore on Monday night and sunk, about hilt' a mile we.t of this putt, hasing.struck previously outride the Needles: crew and passengers saved, and the boat and materials Mostly saved, and it is supposed the bull will be got of by lighten. ing, to morrow sir mitt day.• datum., Dec. 1.-I.leut. MINIM 11, of the Coast Guard Station 1 at hischals, awl his crew, base saved part of the wreck, &laic! rigging, Scc. of a brig, but as no portion of the Lull came on shore, be has not be.,, able to ascertain her name; the only mark to he ►een is that on her sails, viz —K. Tailor, sailtmaker, Sunderland. It is 'furred the crew mutt be drowned, from the heavy sea running. Friday se'unight, a boat with Ave men, belonging to C.ockenzie, iveut Mat to shout her cod lines, and when about two miles off the land, &king a Squall; she foundered ; four of the crew, lying young and active, caogbt hold of the lint-buoy, which kept them afloat until several other fishing boats, fortunately near to where the acci dent happtned, hore &mu and picked them up, much exhausted; the filth man, David Rots, about 70 years of age, went down with the boat,suid neither his corpse nor the boat have been found. MARINE OFFICERS. , . thissfOlowing Letter is from the Hampshire Tek Bear µ LONDON, Dec. 3. " Notwithstanding the unprecedented length of services•ar the Subaltern Officers of Royal Marion is so notorious, and after the very high encomiums w hi c h h ave b een so j ustly bestowed on them on several late occasions, how is it the other services, who have not been so complimenied, have all had promotion given them ? Every Wu tmaist ef use Livic,whnse commissi on bears date previous to 1315. has bad the option of being made Captain, opon ss. a•day half-pay—the Royal Artillery have lately had the same indulgence panted to them its the fullest extent ; yet the Marine Officers find themselves the only class not allowed that indulgence: Surely if that gallant corp 'II to be kept upon the same respectable footing with others a. heretofore. It at hut ought to have an opus, indulgence. Your loser don of the above will greatly oblige your constant Reader, JUSTITIA. •t Vide Naey List for Oetoher, I tta7 :—Seninr First Licata Cants, nude March, 1347. Senior S. sand ditto, Jane, 1309. SPORTINU INTELLIGENCE. 11UNTING. His Majesty's . Stag 'blinds meet to Monday, at Maidenhead Field ; and on Friday, at Langley Broom. Lord Derby's Stag Houndson Tuesday.at 100 Acres. Mr. Joiliffe's Hounds on Monday, at Windmill Walton ; Wed inesday, at Brockham ; and on Saturday, at King's Woad. The Surrey Hounds oit Nlond.iy, "at Addington; Thursday, at Dodstone; and on Saturday, at Crowns' A.II Hill. The Worcestershire Hounds on Tumlay, at Bredon; and on Friday, at Broughton-green, near Danbury. Mt. Boycott's Hounds on Tuesday, at Lamely-green. The Warwickshire Hound, on Niouday. at Away Wood. Mr. Dansey's Hounds on Monday, at Westhide; and on Thum day,at ‘ l ormelow, Tonip. The Shropshire Hounds on Monday, at Shawbury White Pates; Wednesday, at Twemlow.; and on Friday, at Suodora Castle. . Mr. Mytton's iluunds on Tues.lay, at Cocksbutt; and otr Friday, at Heston. The Chr.tiire Hounds on Monday, at Kinderton ; Tuesday, at Wartniostuti . .rouraday, at Cumbernitte; and on friday, at Wrentoil y. Sir Thomas Stanley's Fox Hounds on Tuevday, at Upon.. The Cotirsmore Hound. on. M. Inlay, at Grimstborpe House; Tuesday, st Owstoes Wood ; and on Thut Way, at Sta. ken. Earl FlTZWiiiiJel IlOtilldf on lit/jlday, at Stantiground ; Wed nesday, at Covington ; and on Thut,day, at illtorahaugh. The Earl of Scarborough's 11ounds .m Monday, at Claywortis Village:* Wednesday, at Langnld ; and on Miday, at Lound Hall. Mr. Foljanthe's Moods on Tuesday, at forksey; Thursdays at Harpswell ; anti on Saturday, At Damn Kennels. Lord li.tr:)..rougli't Hound; on Aiondayort Swinbop House; Wednesday, at Yarborough Camp ; Friday, at Kingerby ; and on Saturday. at 'tiny Ifeatlands. • • • • The Granaden Hounds on Monday, at Hardwick Wood; and on Friday, at Cuopilw Grove. The F.. 0 i of I larewood's Fox Hounds nn Monday. at Ihrewood Bridge; Wednesday,.at Kippax Park; and on Friday, at Spofforth. Mr. Mure's Fox Hound, on Tuesday, at iiiddlrsw•orth. The Somerset Fox Alumni, nu Tuesday, at Ashcott.Woosi; and on Friday, at lioncouthe Bottom The Cdnock ifarriei son Monday : at Chlsenbuny Mill; and on Friday at Kingston's Ilarni Sir A. Chichester's Hounds on Friday, at Post Gate. . The B.ightun Harrier; meet on the ?round each. hunting day, viz. Mondays, rear Parham; Weaturstfar, neat the Racitourse; Fridays, tee:: the Dyke. The Brookside Hatriers mee ton Mondays, at Newmarket Hill ; Wednesday., at Asheiimbe (.he alternate Wednesday at the Kennel, Ilford); Triaays, at Tel combo Tye. 'l•he Devon - PA-hunters' oat) on Monday, at the Kennel, Bum ' ford; Tuesday, at Bast Worlington•; •Wednewlay, 'at Bycott ; "thursdiy,,at Stone Bridge; Friday, at Meakow Muor Gate; and °u Saturday, it Honsfurd Brake. RUNS I NG' MATCII. An excellent Running Nines took place yesterday morning, be tween two amateurs, ir.lV:lll.tivis and Mr Fairborn, for £lO a. aide, from TAU; all turnpike to Stockwell. Mr. Fairhurn won by 50 yards in fine style, doing the distanceingßoin. is sec. ' • TANDE si MATCH. A 'Lando/Rill:etch took place yesterday morning hittwern Captains Swalne and Ridus. Cold &vanity waa auccessful, heating his at ; iersary by above friar - minutes. It was for fi ve hundr e d guideas . aside, to drive twenty miles. Meting was sto S rite Capes Swains. The match took place upon a four mi'e piece ttf,ground near Epping. Tlwi riNG Al TC A Trot ing Matek of ten miles took place yesterday, between Mr. Longdel and Mr. Illuks, for 200 soya. aside. Betting was 3•ro 4 on Mr. Hinka. It waa decided nn a two milt ricer of ground near Lewisham, Kent; and was won by Mi. Lungdel in 34 min. 28 see.mtls GALLOPING MATCH. An excelli.nt Galloping Match of eight thilta took place on MaOno.. day, tWtweets Capr.Prerntantle and ►ir. Richard., for SO Guys.* side. Belting, Iron the 'mown celebrity of Capt. Feeeruantle; was 5 404 in his layout.. The match tuok place on a three iptl4 . piece of groand' near liisgleswa.le,and was wuu by Capt. Preituantle. • - . M int! 15 au , A Vcilltairt:....'=:6 -7 r 7 ;..." -- 1 catz.ao otrt Tne excava of s'.4 4 us. as e•eitploted impiovi g the outfall . l . o .the•Nrie.rhave for some time Aeon great for rtreinc,-.and on Mr i ntlay last a r bt cry ' , awing been committed by son.e of them, the sus leered persons plire.talten into custody by the police 4' d .he stpveyor t_qii Works; when a strong. vulg. .neelvat made by a large body of waskrnem and t'te three who had been apprehended were •e.cued after a de-Aerate struggle, in the course of which murder way threatened, and one of the co staples, mint•cl aas dreadfully err unded by a 11 ink. kook. So great was the alarm in the neighbourhood, that the Rev. Mr. the palish Clergyman, sent an express for the mi. jury at Wistsecii,when a detachment on its are ival was immediately put in mo:icn, and were met at the Wash. by D. M•rore. of Spalding, and Henry James Esq.ol Wisbeels, twu magistrites,and on Thursday morr - ing proceeded to spear in several constables, and im mediately began to search for those implicated in tl e riot, and succeeded in apprehending four of them, who were s. of ff to Spalding gaol, but the rest of the .liters had escaped during the night. Great praise is due to the Magistrates fur the promptitude and resist. slice they excreted ; and also to the commander of the military, who sent the soldiers the following day :o ‘Visbech. The•man who struck Mills with the plank h o't is nut )et in custody. 7 -Caa§bridge Gazelle. THEATRES. DRlgtria NV. Laq night the Tragedy of Doer lap was repeated at this Theatre. The performance of it went off with sac ce;s. though the house washy no means crowded. We think Mr KEAN, jun. is much implored in his acting siiice his first appearance, from having a greater fami. liarity w ith the business of the stage. Mr. Coope* and Mr. WALLACE performed she characters of Old Dorval and Glenalvon with the r accu,tomed eicellence. The Poly was followed' by the Opera of Rob Roy. With the performance of Mr. WALLACE in this piece the public is familiar ; but Mr.AIUDE, who appeared on his o casion in the character or Rash eigh bsbaldistoae. played excellently, and the piece derived comiderible support fri,m the manner 'LI which he sustained this cliacact:r. Miss GRANT sang with much sweetness. and was deservedly encored in th.e song "A lii i slllaad Lad my Love was born :" indeed, if t';is you n g Lady possessed a little more confidence, she would be a great acquisition to the stage. COVENT-GARDEN. The Marriage of kigaro was performed at this house last night, %hen Madame SALA, a Lady who had been heard at some public C incerts, and more eaten ively in p ivate musical circles, made her debut ,on• the stage as the Countess isimaniva. In person Madame Set. is not unlike Mrs. C..liasramr, and her manner and deportment, although necessarily skewing the con straint inseparable from a first appearance, bespeak a natural ease and gracefulness. Her reception was most encouraging, and the talent her fist song displayed fully juAtfied the applause *filch the audience had given in advance. Madame Vesrats was the Susanna, and the bills announced that she was to sing " let been roaming." and some other ballad of the same class.— Accordingly, after the enchanting duetarf " Sa (aria," had been, admirably sung by Mesdames V 5.711111 and SALA, just in the' midst of a lively .dialogre between those IWO ,agreeahle • pyr,i n and • the Page, the band, without' rhyme or teas in, struck up the symphony ef I've been rooming,. A. iststanti neous'hiss pared round ihe house. and MadatrzeNaa- Tim taking it to herself, resented the supprisld . affront by retiring" roen the stage, and leaving the perform ance at a stand.. An orpruar of app ause ensued, ..nd Chi. 'Ain* having 'etched Susanna again o her priar,ai e sang I've been roaming with Much more, pi °proem rt^an sl e could have uoi.e in the first instance—nne r however, without similar repeated marks of disapptob from that part of the audience alio tooright they had cayme to hear the AfarriagiorkiAaro. ,PEsisom and Mrs. Cigar. TIRLCY played her pars of and Clrernbitro a,i h their usual spirit, and Wn even ve-is the currut,Atiourviva. . . . GLASLiUsk , Dr.CEMllilt IS. . ExEcuttosr.- r Yesterday atternoon, James Glen; car. ter, paid tree forfeit of h•s Isle, at the thual .prace of execution. It will be in the recollection of our readers, ' that this culprit was convicted at the High - Court of Jueticiary in November last, of having mintleted ha own illegitimate child, name! 34mes Gi'elviand only sevent.rn months old,. by :trantulation.:and thereafter throwing it into the Can I at -Port Dinsilas, on Ist May last. A few ttt itiu es pais • SI! . !'tbst on' appy man made 'is appeara-ce in the "(yip c,ltall s where no ceremony was performed, a 4 hr pea-ctieded on to the scaff"ld, wl.ere the Rev. Mr Mum Ir e gS a i n t James's, offered up a player; II e !Oise being ittirited, he gave the signal, and a few convulsive btroggles terminated his existence. Ever since his condemnation he has evinced most decided ; roofs of a trim penitent. He was cairn; refaigned, and paid strict 'aitedtion to devotional ex-rci es. In these he was assisted by most of tt e .Establisheil Minittets of this city, who were ind.fatigable in their exertions to bring the unhappy man ter a proler set se of his situatiiii. • He admitted his gui,t, and acknuseleslgei the jo•tic: i f his sentence. He seas about tsenty4our years of age, upwards of five fret six inches: high, rather 1;•'n;! 1 (*king, stout made, and a native . of New Kilpatiick, but has latterly assisted as a. carter at Port. Dundas, where the deed was commitied. His patient s ale still alive, and took a patting fareaell with him on,laiebdiy ; they are decent pesple, and re.ide in the village or flathead. The.culprit was, a: his own request, dressed in a white cottcns jacket and tr,,w, e , s , uiromej with black, although repeatedly. elfeted a suit of black clothes. Of late. the eirc e tio ns h ave taketi .place here in the morning, but the present was ordered be -1 twist the hours of tw and four in the aftern oon " ; o f course, a great Crowd - 'ns collected in th e nannies& but on learning this ell, ' :they; soon distersed. The afternono's assemblage was also great. After hanging the usual time the body was cut down and transnrtted to the College for dissection. In June last, 'when .ur Jail was broken, a number of prisoners escaped, among whom was Glen,•but in.threr cla , s he gave himself op. --- The steam ballast heaving machini, while employed a few days. since in the-Thamtn, near Waterkio-bridge, in collecting Whist, brought up, among the sand-ind rtt nes in dm buckets, from the bottom of ihe river , th ree skulls; whith wei e tend ere d quite white by the lerngth of time they appeared to have remained in the water. The Whole of the teeth scented remarkably perfect. ' Tu4day - night the premi;ts . of-Mmsrs. ThOmas and Cloth, coal mkrZhanis, Mont .gue Close, St.'Saviour's ch-yard, were broken into and rob-ed or CO )%ictrr /Me itirn*tty.' . The thierrekiffected au eat, acre 4 the rest of the bassi, anal alts rwari4 Woke epee tile delks In the Mike; MYot 'Which Abe/ progreigns and .ificr, and some :Thai Were upwlichr of eV. in bappeace tis,*tie t f the deiies which,* thitetes Aehiatf tinteechlit• _ .' l~•. s• i • I • Ail