Star. — London, England, 1827-08-04 00:00:00

t It is now no longer ialistilith) itiototol of the conf rences of St. Petersburghp reduced into the form 14 6 . s of a treaty after the ectificattons of the three Courts , will be prisived to Porte. as an ultimatum, with a perem ci ! tro 0 ays for its acceptance; at the ,g ewr of which, tl'e mea.ittes resolved upon may le 'tit° execution. Within two months from this time the affairs of the List will take a decisive turn. —Augsburg Gazette. FROM THE MONITIVR OP waDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. CORFU, Javr E. On the 25th •of last month, Lord Cochrane had an action off Candia with the Egyptian squadron of 120 sail. After a very brisk cannonade, which lasted 48 hours, he succeeded in dispersing it, and sunk some of the vessels. The Greek squadron consisted of 80 sail. The Egyptian fleet had troops on board, and a great quantity of ammunition. The Turkish squadron has fallen back towards Navarin.—Journal du Commerce. PARIS, JULY St. M. Meinard, Commissary of Police, proceeded yes terdly to the house of Messrs. Achille Desanges, book seller, Rue Jacob, and M. Beaudouin Brothers, book sellefs, Rue de VauFirard, where he wised the auvres (;horsier de Vane', in 2 vols. 32tno. , t. i II I c, 0 v P / II IJo . tt II tl I q ft 11 1 - {1 fl SI I;. se ::I ( •; 1 I = , .. i I I O . ' 1 to , . . bl , Of . . . sr . ! , 31 61 , tb to tb a t p M I ".11 1M II S I L S 4 4. 4 , :I l i: L . 11 B 1 -! . C 1 3 o , 1 rit 11 J , t..,. , . i 13 13 r I', 2 I el ye i e i / 1 li . , II J e , 4 , ' I I i , T-0 , I t ; 1 ! - I i ! 41 i :. , • i , 1 • 1 „ i , 1 t -t , 1 1 ). : • . ' . , f . r , . . ~ z 1 ) t . i,. i c . 1 . . . ~.. %•_, THE EVENING STAR. LON DON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1827. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.. Th* Osiast ambit Is very slack this morning, and little or nallisellse bees dem Mr. Cammto's indisposition is the chief topk dear/ern*" and his complaint is net looked open to be by war Mums dangerous, as it probably originates in an over anxiety of tie mild. Cosa*, which left off yesterday at sell for the Aortae, opened this merningit tilt, and may be quoted, up to the present time, at the same price, alternately buyers and sellers. In (be Foreign market, all South American Securities are heavy, and rather lower in price. Current prices t Old Spanish 10 j, Mexican 691 70, Colombian it, Pottuguese 76 j, Dosyiiatt 67 t, Russian 951 961, Danish 63} 64, Greek is 16. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The ilactuation In the Coma market has been about 4 per Cent. this morning: In the earlier pert of the day they were done at 381 for the Account, since which they have got up to 884 buyers, upon the Infernsation that the Express from Paris brought the Three per CAM, Rentes at 73L 65e. for the end of the month, and the Flaw goat Omits. 105 f. 80c. Consols may be quoted at 881 1 for the At -6159% with Mule doing. -,r': 3' PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. 1 FM& Meek 9141 India Stock 2591 11 per Cent. Red. 894 89 Ditto Bonds 92 Bps, Ct. Cons. 881 4 1 4 South Sea Stock 1r Cent. 954 Old Annuities Cent. Red. 054 1 i 41000 Excheq. 1311 b 60 61 Cf. New 1011 4 1 £5OO Ditto 60 61 Cper Cent. Scrip 4100 and .6200 Ditto 60 61 4 per Cent. 1826, Commercial /0•416qp lon Amt. 20 6.16 1 1.16 Consols for Acct. 8 I on 4 1 FOltillsiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Frasilianßds.SpCl..s64 Gr.8d5.1825, 5 pCt. lig Boanor Ayrrs lkis.6 p 0.644 1 Mex. 130nd5,5 per Ct. • Do. Ace. 65 Do. Bds. 6825.6 pCx. Wll 691 j I Cnion.bim Ponds, 6 p Ct. Do. Acct. 70 691 70 691 Ditto 8d5,1824. 32 4 Russ.Bds.l622,spe. 951 Do. Account 311 321 Span. Ws 5 p Ct. 101 Danish lids. 5 p Ct. 64 French Rents. 5 p C. 1041 —c Do. k Acct. 64 &change, 25f 50c . BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. WA it& 13raaillan 100 20 34 General Mining Ana 100 5 7 Hibernian So S Gi 6 nuncio Puna. Avant I.—Five per Cents. 10.5(..-65e.—Titroe per Cigna 72f. 65e. -- Bank &ock, £olol. Neapolitan Renter, 78[ 65c. We received this morning Frankfort Papers to the 28th ult. They contain no news whatever, and not the slightest allusion to the pretended Turkish Note, of which we yesterday published a copy. It is rather curious, that a document of so much importance bas sot yet found its way into a single Continental Journal, although copies of it, uhless it be, as we suspect, apocryphal, must have leached the principal capitals of Europe more than three weeks since, and which, besides, must have circulated pretty freely in Pera soon after its delivery. It is scarcely necessary to The Frankfort Papers have copied from the Ratiebon Gazette a very long account of the interment of the late Prince of Tour and Taxis, whose death we noticed utew' days slue. His loss, it is said, is not only deplored by: his family-art d subjects, but will be particularly felt by the city of Ratisbon, where his palace was the resort of all persons, distinguished by their rank or their merit, and where be constantly distlibuted large sums amongst the poor,besides being a most liberal contributor to all useful and charitable institutions. He was married before he was 20 years of age, to a Princess of Mecklenberg Schwerin, sister of the late Queen Lotitsw of Prussia, and niece of the late Queen CHAALOTTE of England, who survives hiM. He had four daughters and three sons, of whom only two daughters and one son are living. One of his daughters is married to Prince ESTERHAST, the Austrian Ambassador in this country; and we find by these Papers that she passed through Frankfort on the 26th ult. on her way from London to Ratisbon. We also received this morning the Algetweine Zeitung to the 28th, but with the exception of a long article from Switzerland, relative to the proceedings of the, Diet, it contains no news of any interest. The question before the Diet related to an'unfortnnate class of per sons, perhaps peculiar to that country, and most dig gracehl to its laws, called the Helmuthlose* (the home less), who, though born in Switzerland, and belonging to it by descent, are not recognised in any canton or parish, and cannot settle any where, because they are everywhere refused admission. What aggravates the crime of the Swiss legislature, in not having provided a remedy for this crying grievance, is that these unfortu• nate people have the best will aitd ability to gain an honest livelihood, but tHey are prevented from doing so as well as from educating their children, and are compelled to lead a wandering life, in consequence of the barbarous or inefficient state of the law, and the gross prejudices, or anchristianlike conduct of their We Are Marry that the discussion has • result. persevere in refusing to make peace with the Greeds, FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. their refusal would have no other effect but to pro- ARRIVALS. cure an unqualified, in the place o f qualified, inde. His Roy Lord al Highness t u ne: th g e b. *Du a k t egrocest tess z, from Cbeltenbam; rrwriat r ' pendence for the latter. The former might bluster Sir Culling and Lady Culling Smith, from 13elsoir Castle; Major in this case, but could offer no effectual resistance; and Arland, In Brook-street, from 'Dublin ; Marchioness of Camden. and the Ladies Pratt, in the Greta Park, from the Wilderness, In as to the PACHA of EGYPT, he is too wary, too selfish, Kent; General and Mrs. Campbell, in Arlington street, from tim — d too ambitious a politician, to link his fortunes with CoPuntes so d f r o A nsk zat at ts t e h r e lI S CRIft Ge in Sas H iller e t,ee t t, from Berko; o ,those of a Power, that should afford so glaring a proof of from her seat, Clandon, Surrey t. ; th o e rg li t ight Hon i, . W ih m em . Noel Hill, a ra t ssa rr d o o m r the EitjgKofionesk,at Wa q. at th rreniti Hotel, i Regent infatuation. Much has been also said of what B. e s. at oy d a itt H o :n f e r l, St ; Austria will do in a certain contingency ; but it chews Jimes\-9treet, Nap l es ; from a tour ;I. a profound ignorance of the character of that Power, tour; Charles Russ, Esq. M.P. at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jameist street, from Christ-church, Hants; Charles Rose, Req. N.Y. a to suppose that she would, under any circumstances, ditto s from a tour. except the most imperious, place herself in hostile col lision with the three great Powers, that compose the present confederacy. We are just apprised by our Correspondent in the City, that .an Express arrived this morning from Constantinople with the intelligence that the Pone, on being apprised of the intentions of the Allies, changed its language immediately, and gave other signs,'indicative of an intention to comply entirely with their demands. Since the arrival of the Express, the. fears before entertained of a war, have wholly subsided. led to no The following is an extract of a Private Letter receiu• ed this morning from Corfu: a In consequence of the absence of the President, Count Capo d'lstria, the Government has named M. Ramiere, President of the Senate. It has also decreed its thanks to his Majesty the King of Bavaria, the President of the United States, and to M. Eynard.— The modifications made in the Constitution of Epi• datum have for their objects, the guarantee and rights of the executive power, with the abolition of titles sad rliAinctions." say, that the first object of the European merchants al Constantinople would be to obtain copies of it, for the purpose of transmitting them to their partners and cot- MR. CAwertio.—The state of Mr.Cmourro's health sespondents in other countries. Therefore, its su p- had borgo rrit, we are the c prec cr ecrin ed g c t ia o y say, so Right H un yesterdayas it n. 'cession for so long a period would be a perfect enigma, tinned con to to his apartment during g the whole of the Gent le ma n T.—. Du Dr. be fis t l . .t.a p irp eee l t i ett ait t ed er. M at r. CANT: yest e er i d e a te y, e at t th f e seat of should it turn oat to be genuine ; and we can only say that, instead of seeing any reason to retract the doubts to Mr. Consume was for the purpose of giving his professional7d sVe expressed yesterday, we feel additional mdtives for with a con other sf str e ir on Gethe state of Mr. CAIIIIINO, in conjunction adhering to them. ladeed, most of our contemporaries Prince ESTRRHARY, the Austrian Ambassador, had eo far agree with us as to deny its Tuikish origin, an interview with Viscount DueLer and Waao yesterday, at the :vary of State for Foreign Affairs. and to claim for some person connected with the Office of the secretary Earl of HA RROWIIT, Viscount PALMIRSToN I Austrian Government the honour of its patentage--- and Mr. Wren visited Viscount GOSSILICII yesterday, at the Co- It is true, the bantling has most of the Austrian linen- lanai Office. Sir Waiter TAYLOR arrived in Town yesterday menu ; but it is equally true, that it is too feeble morning, from attending the Km* at his Royal Lodge, In Windsor and stunted for the vigorous pen, which is usually Park, where Sir H bad Leen staying since Wednesday 'offieceloenltt thein the afternoon, Commander-in- Ch ief, afternoon. ee 4k , bo at ut t co n put in requisition by that Court, when it wishes to send the a state paper into the world. GENTS, with ail his po. Horse Guards, which was attended by fifty Military Officers. laical obliquities, is unquestionably a man of genius, re port rxtrahcedt here a letter rd dated Palermo, July 8 :—,, A re and one of the most powerful, thobgh one of the most still appears ext re rao y r e di k nary, y ;n w d hahs'cillaueseutith wee hope sens a tion . ts b e antra . , t c rl 1 1 t a p .. sophistical, writers of the age. The document, how- tfarin o om f h o e n c e o of ast ihe fr O o ov m h e t t s nm h ent h packets (Neapolitan) received a letter ever, upon which we are commenting, has all his you, that an English brig has been ' L a u tin oCi t' at . l an h c i h v or e betw een z e t e e t l a l sophistries without his art ; and we are persuaded (awnd7kre they i t i ala ad h sulphur) and Maaaarena, with aU hands murdered, e ig a u T p li i t the masthead.' It came by a courier." it never first saw the light in his bureau, or in Sir T . lI P OM AS u RIDGR, with his family, having any other connected with the Austrian Chancery.-- visited Spa, Aix-la-Chapelle, Cologne, and the Rhine, to Alarmist, It is either genuine Turkish; or it is a forgery; L ass i ti r dir t e a si d g l k i k c ?r i a r n isru to h a: n , o an t d ke Ma de i non Baden, e and dthe these l 0 t nit. In his h nntsit way whilst we imagine, we shewed satisfactorily, in the land. Sir Thous bas combined a tour of pleasure with one of few observations we made upon it yesterday, that p ae u g b e lic eh i it n e ty w es i t t , h a t s h he e pi; msktinsilla: e t hoifs tthe t business rade to e be n rme tt sz t e e w ee hat f it is not the former. If our opinion be correct, any specu- the Netherlsods and the borders of the Rhine. It is expected be will return early in October. lations, formed upon it, fall of course to the ground ; Saturday Lord COLCHILSTER, accompanied by Capt. whilst it leaves the question between the Porte and the Anal; It. N. arrived at the Royal Hotel, Edinburgh, on his way to Allies, as it was. Supposing it, however, to be an the h North, ass Parliamentary Commissioner for the inspection of and other public yvorks . in Scotland. authentic note of that Power, this would not alter the e C ii A Caledonian I Canal, now on a visit at his native place, Norton. opinion we have uniformly expressed, respecting the When be leaves that neighbourhood, it is understood that he will go to Chatsworth, the seat ui his Grace the Duke of n —IIVONSHIRL results of the proffered mediation, as it must have been Very beneficial alterations have been made in nil. drawn tip and delivered, before the Porte could be ac- lingsga:e market by the present superintendent, who has (painted with the measures which England, France, and been presented with a piece of plate by the factors and Russia mean to aiopt, in the event of their mediatory fishmongers, in testimony of their sense of the services offices being rejected. When the Turks are apprized h e h as rendered to tile fishery. The fishmongers now o h ig hly approve of the . activity of this o ffi cer in prevent of the arrival of the comb i n ed fl eet is the Archipelago, • tag the sale of stinking fish ; and they are also much litey will hold a very differeat language to that a.crib- indebted to him for clearing away the thieves with which ed to them in this document ; a;,d should they still the market used to abound. DEPARTURES. The Marquis Camden and the Earl of Brecknock, from Arlin,- ton-street, for the Priory, in South Wales; Earl Browniow, for Grantham, in. Lincolnshire ; Miss Metcalfe, for Bury St. Edmunds; Earl and Countess Pewit, for Bishops Castle ; Mr. Wm. Tom line, for Riby Grove, near Brigg, Lincolnshire ; Earl of Shaftes bury and the Ladies Ashley Cooper, for St. Giles's, Cranhounse, in l)orsetshire ; Earl Ludlow, for B edford; Earl and Countess of Aberdeen, for the Priory, at Stanmore ; the Earl and Countess of Lonsdale, from Cottesmere, fur Lowther Castle; Lord Arden, for Nork House, Epsom; James Smith Barry, Req. for his seat, Lota Lodge, Cork ; Mr. and Mrs. Norton, Prom Halley -street, to Elton Manor, near Nottingham; the Duke of Bedford, from his house In St. James's.stioare for his seat, Woburn Abbey ; the Countess of Falmouth, from her house irr St. James's-square, for Kingston Hall, Devonshire; the Duchess of Portland, the Ladies Beminck. and Lady Bagot, for Brussels; John Oldfield, Itiq. from the Bri tish Hotel, Jersnyn.street, for Paris; Captain Hart, from difto, for Chatham; John Mitchell, Esq. and Son. from their house ID Charles-street, Berkeley-square, for the Contbent ; Lord sod Lady', Ifuntingiteld, from the Sr: Georges Hotel, for their seat in Suf. folk; Lady and Miss Acton, from ditto, for their Neat in Sheep shire; Signor Don Joaquin Carresse, from ditto, for Paris Coun tess of Farnham, from ditto, for Sir:ale GaM's say Oeoo. THE ARM?. " Yesterday morning, soon after nine o'clock, the Sd Bedlam of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, lately returned from Ireland, marched from the barracks in Portman-etreet to Hyde Park, for the purpose of being reviewed by Adjutant Genital Sir H. Toe, area, Y.C.R. who arrived on the ground, accompanied by several General Officers, about ten o'clock ; immediately after which the troops were put through a variety of fine movements, which they executed with military precision. The firing was excellent, parti cularly the ',Mies, which were admired for their extreme closeness. At intervals the light company skirmished during the advances and retreats of the battalion. ♦ vast number of genteel company were in the park during the review. The men appeared to copy good health and spirits. Friday se'nnlght, a draft of the 49th Regiment, consisting of fifty men, arrived at Leith from Glasgow. They were shipped in the Robert Bruce smack, which sailed in the afternoon for London, from whence they are io proceed to the Cape of Good Hope. NavAL INTELLIGENCE. The Standard, Lusa:soma, from Jamaica, is supposed to be arrived off Hastings. The Protector, WAUGH, bound to Madras and Bawl, was spoken with on the 23d May, in lat. 14. S. Daat,, Ammer S.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Cush*lton Park, from Jamaica ; Victory, Fauvism/son, from Bengal ; Robert Inge, Goasox, from Laguna; Mercy, from Barbadoes ; Diana, Henry, and Agenuria, from Aherdeen, for the Mediterranean. Arrived from London the New Albion, &smut, for Malta; .mire, Lassa, and York, WILKINSON, 'for India; and the Vigilant, Christen, for Oporto. Pon:woe= i Austin s.—Wind S.W. to S.—Arrived the Fins. bury, Wat.zaafrom the Havannalt. Foramen AUGUST 20—Wind S.—Arrived the Bolivar, RAW sat, sat., from Miranilchl.' PLYMOUTH, Actium s.—Wind S.E.--Arrived the Perseverance, Hermits for St. Arninew's.with train-yard sprung. Off port, the City of ildinburgh, Woman, from the Cape, In twelve weeks; Amelia, Witiroao, from Lima and Valparaiso; and Union, from Palermo. Put back, the Horner, S DDDDD roan, in consequence of one of the crew, a man of colour, having attempted the Master's life, who being landed, the vessel proceeded. OWN ZOITASED AT tiIIt:COSTOII./1005/11. TIM* ans—The St. George. Brown. from Gilroada • Hod% Champlin, from New York ; Russia, Wulff; and Favourite, Kno, ger, from Arehmpl; Vrouw Fronk., Jansen, from Weener ; Lord Hawkesbury, Waal°, from Ostend ; Vrouw Margaretta, bless, from Groningen; Julia, Davies, from Rotterdam; Elbe, Massimo,' from Riga ; Commerce, Dance, from Rotterdam ; Wesley,, Tin dall, from Sc . Petersburgh; Peru, Graham, from the Cape of Good Hope; Marlborough, Illiddletun l from Jamaica; Caledonia, Lyell, from Madeira, Maracaibo, and St. Martha; Four Friends, Sper sbott, from Falmouth. CLEARED OUTWAIDIi —lle London PackeyStromer, for Bremen; Crosby, Pace, for Hamburgh; Robarts, Corbyn, for Calcutta; Columbia, Delano, for New York; Thorp, Hardy, for Eisinear and Riga; Hope, Hill, for Tenerife, Madras, and Calcutta; Tamerlane, Bristow, for Genoa and Leghorn; Huffnuag, Horst. man, fur Braake and Bremen ; Waterloo Packet, Cole, for Cork ; Superb, Stranaclt, for Antwerp ; Zealous, Wood, for Aveiro; Joyeuse Arrivee, Benist, for Antwerp and Brussels ; Hamburgh, Wood, for Bilinear and St. Petersburgh; Agnes, Jones, for Boo logne; and the Success ) Hutchinson, fnr'Malaga. THE HAk Tuesday a small field of barley was cut down on the farm of In verleith, in the vicinity of Bdinburgh. Oath began at North Berwick on the 27th July, on a farm belonging to General Dalrymple, where a few acres of Georgian oats were cut—a fine crop. The harvest has generally commenced in the neighbourhood of Plymouth, and we are happy to state that it Is throughout abundant, not only in ear but in straw. The weather is delightful, and alto gether, Ceres never smiled more propitiously than at present. Harvest has commenced in the North of Drew). A floe field of Oats, the property of the Rev. B. W. Wrey, of Corffe, la the parish of Tawstock. was cut on Tuesday week. A field of Barley, the property of Mr. Higgins, of the Swan Inn, Huntingdon, which was growing en Saturday last, was cut, carried, stacked, and thrashed by the following Wednesday. A Telegraphic Communication between Liverpool and Holyhead is about to be established. No fewer than fortythree barristers were in attend. ance at Worcester Assizes ; what proportion of the num• •ber held briefs we have not heard; a majority, however, seemed to enjoy the luxuries of leisure.—Worcester Jour. Wednesday a most unfortunate accident befel Lieur. Houma, of the nth, or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, by the falling of his horse in riding over Smahnouth Sands. He received a most serious injury in his face and several pairs of his body, and now Segni In Weymouth Barracks. Friday se'nnight a blind fidler, who played in the Stirling Castle steam-boat, sailing betwixt Stirling and Newhaven, fell overboard. and was unfortunately drowned. Wednesday se'nnight, while the Beonevis steamboat was between Fort William and Fort Augustus, a passenger of the name of Frazer, who was returning from Glasgow. in ill health, having stated to the Captain on deck that he was dying, was taken to the steerage, where he expired in a few minutes. Sunday afternoon a house fell down in Red Lion square, Oxford, with a tremendous crash. Fortunately it was unoccupied, and no person was in the least injured. Mr. JOHNSON, of King's Grove, Lissom Green, on Wednesday. between eleven and twelve o'clock, while weeding his garden, suddenly placed his hands to his head and fell ; his wife and. brother raised him up, but he was no more. He was in sound bodily health on the day of his death ; and his sudden departure can only be attributed to his having been struck by the sun's rays' direct. An Inquest was held upon the deceased yester- ' day, and a verdict " Died by the visitation of Goo," returned. Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Boar's Hrad, Carter -street, Euston-scpare s on the body of E. Itus.ell, a brewer, who was , druwned in a vat of beer on Wednes day night. From the evidence of his fellow-workmen, it appeared that the deceased, in passing over ranges of vats in the dark, fell in through a trap-door, and was suffocated before any assistance could be tendered,— Verdict—Accidental Math. LUNATiC4I. TO THE EDITOR OP „THE STAIL Lord ROSIER! Se vacua presents his compli.r en is fn the Editor of the STAR, and he trusts th it the eft) tti of Parliament will have the Editor 4 s support, to ameli or ate the condition.of the lunatic ; and that he will give m. sertion to the following letter in Isis Journal. Portland Place, London, Aug. 1, 1627. TO THE MAGISTRATES OP ENGLAND AND WA LEI G gIiTLOIIIII—A Committee of the Havoc of Commons have made a Report relative to Lunatics under Restraint in Licensed houses, and a ptioted Copy antis Report has been deposited with the Clerk of the Peace of every County and City in the Kingdoms fur your information. That Report states, among other things, that " h bas been chilly established in evidence, that there Is no due precaution with resphi to the Certificates of Admission, to the consideration of Distiller's* or to the application of any curative Process to the Mental Malady." Now, etc lessen, I cutest you to consider the (Massimo cafe aripseneesurtneb most attend these d-fects, and to implore you to take all possible pinata enquire into the extent of the evil, to at to enable Parbatoetit to provide a Remedy. Aa to Pauper Lunatics, I beg leave to remind you, that, by the 55th Geo. I 11. eapoid, see. a, you are authorised, in Petty Silvtioih s to compel Overseers to make a Hen", on oath, of all Pauper La natics (whether in workhouses or elsewhere) maintained by them: Permit me to request that yon will trenstoit the information you may obtain to the Secretary of State far the lime Department, jp order that the same may be laid before Parliament. The late Inquiry in Parliament as to Luoatiss hating, in mon measure, originated with me, I trust you will consider it to be my to procure sU possible additional information, and that Toe oa public grounds, exercise the trouble I seek to canapes yos. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient Stream, ROBERT bEY MOUL Porthad Place s Aug. 1.1x47. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. —run— BRIGHTON RACES....-Coucurrtti. Trreasnat Nsout—The Ladies' Platt was decided as follolr•-. Mt. Canticles Whimper. 3 yrs . • • . I I Lord Egreniont's &spoke, 5 yrs • • . 2 Mr. COilSillet Flamingo ' . • • . 3 3 Betting-4 to 4on Porpoise. Flamingo made first running, which he kept up to the distance, where the other two came up, passed him. and made a severe race home. Whimper winning by half a length only. After the beat 2 and 3 to I on Whimper.... Porpoise made all the work at a high pace, till within half a knish of the end, when the mare let out, beat him of hand, and son by a length easy; rode by Pavis, Porpoise ►y Young Buckle, and Flamingo by Maker. The Chain Pier was crowded this eyed* ter witness an exhibi tion of lire-norka on hoard Lord Deeriutst•t. ruin. which arrived here this morning. The display was very wane. end bad the effect of keeping wiany from the theatre, and other places of atnesemen. The general opinion of the races is very untavouratile, and cries. derable indignation has been expressed at the bad management, sod the shocking manner in which the Coarse was kept. DERRY RACES, Agaves 1.--(Concaunan). The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of 20p. for all ages: Hun, three wiles. Mr. Beardnrorth's b. c. Chesterfields 4 yrs. 2 1 I Mr. Massey 's b. f. Claudia, 4 yrs. 1 boll. Sweepstakes of Sp. each for three-year-olds. Mile and a half. (15 subscribers.) Mr. Glffard's Pantaloon, 13st. 71b. _ . 1 Duke of Devoashire's Conine, est. 71b. . . t Lord G. Cat's b. f. by Magistrate, est. 41b. . 3 1 DI r. Verson's eh. ?Jane, est. 41b. . . 4 A Master's Stakes of sgs each (10 &ibseriben) an won in two heats by Mr. Bud's b. tn. Velocity, besting Mr. Wilkins s Jeny, 1 and three ethers. A Rae of SW. for horses belonging to tbe Yeomanry Cavalry, was was la two beats by Mr. Hbachley's b. au by kqeslera bee* sia others. COWES REGATTA: Cowes, Anomie 2.—As we anticipated, our first Regatta has si forded I delightful treat to our aquatic amateurs. It commencedaa Monday morning with the review of the Pilot Vessels, under the inspection of Thomas Hastings, Esq. Admiral Locke, and George Spurr, Esq. Sub•Commistioners. it blew altrong breeze from the westward, and dot masterly style .% which the evolutions were per. famed is creditable to those experienced Pawn. The Lad MO AdVakal, who was expected early in the day, did net reach tort reads until seven o'clock, when he was 'seamed from the Castle, and all the private batteries, as well as the yachts, who also manned their rigging and yards, and cheered the Royal Duke as be passed them. Tuesday morning the yachts, which came in as stated below, started at it o'clock from off Cowes Castle, for the Hundred Guinea Cup. The weather was rather too hoe for the occasion, but the maids was contested with great spirit, and Mr. Muse's Miranda carried the cop in great style. On Wednesday the second match was saki by die yachts stated underneath. They started at nine o'clock with very light airs, and in the evening it became so calm that the pats could not stem the food-tide, which prevented their getting to the goal of decision until after day-light the next morning. (hi Than. day morning a line breeze from the south and eastward gave great animation to the scene, and rarely have we witnesiiii a more equal match. They started at nine o dock, and in arriving at the goal of decision, it will be men them were only eight minutes balms the six first arrivals-- flan DAY.—JOLY 31. Time of arrhaL I. Miranda ..........J. Manse, Big ....... 59 IL Theresa ...........Lord Belfast 7 31 IS 3. Hurkt .... . Ditto 7 57 4. Menai T. A. Smith, Esq. Gave in; SZCOND DAT-.-AUG/112 . 1. 1. Julia T. Mills, Esq. 4 55 A.ll. 2. Elisabeth J. Moors, Esq. ..S 21 S. Emeriti/ J. L. Symonds Esq. S Sr 4. Charlotte ...... George Leeds, Bart... Did not retuto S. Easabeth Lord Darnley . . . . to the grill 4 6. Dolphin Captain Brown, R.N.. . decision. DAT-..ALVInt I. Ann 2. Julia . . . : 5. Elisabeth . . 4. liberty . . . 5. Lord of the Isles Colonel Seale . . . . 5 4 30 6. Giulia . . . 7. Paul Pry • . ROWING MATCH. A very fine amateur Rowing Match took place on Thursday far a Sweepstakes of 10 uses. each. The terms of the match were, four pair of oars, but only one heat; to start from Westminster Milt. through Vauxhall Bridge, and up through the centre arch of Batt,ersea Bridge. It was well contested, and the boats came in as follows — Mr. Charles G0ugh........ Mr. Jameson 5 Mr. William Tyson ....... 1 Mr. Canon ...... ..........., Mr. 5wan....... 2 4 Mr. Hodson Mr. Weatherby This was a very interesting match, and sonic hundreds depended upon the issue. FATAL PUGILISTIC CONTEST. Yesterday morning, between the hours of five and six o'clock, a vast number of persons assembled in a field between Littk Chelsea and Kensington, to witness a pitched battle . which was to be fought between two men, named Atkinson sod Barrett, who are excavators working in the neighbourhood. It appear that the parties had quarrelled a few days previdlisly, bud had agreed to settle their dispute by a fair stand-up fight. A ring was formed, and the combatants entered, accompanied by their proper seconds and bottle.bulders. After the usual prelia.i. narks, the men stripped, and set to work. Eight well-con. tested rounds were fought with ma apparent advantage on either side. In the ninth round, Barrett received a tremendous blow from his adversary in the region of the kidneys, and fell i na tattlyi to all appearance, bereft of life. On time being ca lled by de seconds of Audinson. Barrett was pet fectly insemible, and come• quently the former was declared the winner. In the meantime Barrett was taken from the ground by some of his companious and conveyed to the nearest public house, where some brandy was given him. &ill, however, he did not revive, but continued it; a state of perfect unconsciousness, and it was thought advisa ble to have the attendance of a medical Gentleman, who, Cg l arriving, bled hint, and afterwards desired that be should be pit to bed. The unfortunate man, howtver, notwithstani“ - care taken of him, lingered about two hours arts. the blow when be expired. Previous to the unhappy deceased, who was a finnyoung man, had enjoyed good until the fatal quarrel, which terminated in his dead beat terms with Atkinson, whom he had known fr years. The deceased has left a young widow, and ; to lament his untimely end. 'Atkinson, it is said, from his employment, iii consequence of the melancholy . The body it Bantu now awaits the result of the Coroner —......._ . ivr ap i e th y st c : n d th : ct g e,i i ; : o4 : after he r, good leath, was oil lIVI 1 for a Igrm.' d an orph Inch' . id, has • b-c00d.. 1 1 ieholy oerorre'" :,orooer a !A •. 1. I