Star. — London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

m o ister of the Interior at Milan, before the Trench Bestarat icm • 'We are totally ignorant of. what is passing be tween the Austrian and Neapolitan Armies. All the dispatc hes which arrive from that quarter are sub ject to close inspection. The Austrians have broken up the bridge over the Tessin° at Bussaloro, on the borders of Piedmont and the Milande. NAPLES, mAttat 8. The departure of the Prince Regent had been fixed for to-morrow, but it is now said that it has been de food, in consequence of the arrival of dispatches w hich have caused the Parliamentary Secret Com mittee of War to be convoked. The Neapolitan squadron is cruising in the Adria tic. We are impatient to learn the result of its en oonater with the Austrian squadron, which is at an chor in the bay of Ancona. The marching of troops, of militia, and of legion - aries, continues on all the menaced points. The Ca iabrias, though situated at the extremity of the demihate already sent their volunteers. Patriotic Oita, in arms an I money, succeed each other through. out all the provinces. Salerno alone has given 276 ducats and 23 centimes. Castellencio Vaimaggiore i s distinguished bt a conduct truly patriotic. The news of the departure of the militia and the legion aries no sooner took place, than a subscription was o pened in favour of their families. The Syndic of the district distributed corn and money, at his own expense, o and afterwards marched with the soldiers. ugh the English and French merchants are exempt from the forced loan of three millions, M. Block, a Jew merchant of the first class, leas volun tarily paid the sum of 380 ducats (about 1600 ft ;Ines), and Mr. Graindorges, an Englishman, 100 ducats. Charleston Papers arrived this morning to the 18th February. The Charleston Conrier of the lith Fe bruary, has the following article : u The Officers from the frigate Consldlation, ar rived at Norfolk on the Bth inst. give the following : " An Expedition, consisting of a seventy-four, a frigate, and one or two sloops of war, was fitting out at Rio Janeiro, rumoured for the purpose of convey ing Don Pedro to Portugal, as Vice-Roy of that kingdom. Every facility was extended to Captain licigely, of the Constellation, by King John. Halifax harbour was closed by ice from the 14th to the 20th of January—a circumstance which has never before occurred in the memory of the oldest shabitants." Divine Service was performed yesterday at the ling's Palace in Pall-Mall, by the Rev. F. W. Btamt- MG and the Rev. Dr. STANIER CLARKE. The visit which the Princess AUGUSTA has pro mised to make to her continental relatives will be shortly undertaken. Her Royal Highness will pro seed, in the first instance, to spend some time with her Royal sister, the Margravine of Hesse-Ilom lOUIG ; afterxhich, it is supposed, she will go for ward to the Palace of the Qneen of WIRTZMIERG, where she will make a short stay. It is supposed that she will be absent about six months; and, as the preparations are nearly completed, it is expected that her Royal Highness will embark some time in April. The Gentlemen intending to bid for the Lottery again waited upon the CHANCELLOR of the EXCITE QUA this morning, but the Minister continuing firm to his price of J.:15 10s. per Ticket, the Bidders de clined offering that sum, consequently the Lottery has not been taken. Another interview is expected to take place. A duel took place with pistols between General Da- LUCAS', a Liberal," and Al.Jossa BEAUVOIR, both Deputies, on Wednesday, in the Bois de Boulogne.— The latter fired first and missed. The former, wha is an Artillery Officer, then Bred in the air. The quarrel originated in some warm language in the Chamber. M.Decazes was to leave Paris for London on Friday. Old TALLZYRAND had a long audience of the KING, which of course gave rise to political surmise'. Tnitarna.--Saturday, this Establishment presented an appearance of splendour which it has seldom surpassed. ROSSI N. 1% Opera of La Gazza Ladra, and the Divertisement LiCyfrande a Terp sichore. were repeated, with increased effect, to a brilliant audience, amongst whom were— Tbe Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Earl of Sefton, Lord George Cavendish, Earl of Pomfret, Lord W. Russell, Lord %nail, Earl of Westmoreland, Lord Palmeratone, Lord Val ktort, Marquis of Stafford, Marchioness of Salisbury, Lady Georgian Wellesley, Earl and Countess of Surrey, Countess Darnley, Earl and Countess Blesintoo, Earl of Aylesbury, Lady Mildmay, Duchess of Dorset, Lord Whitworth, Duke led Duchess of Bedford, Marquis and Marchioness of Teel stock, Viscount and Viscountess Castlereagh, Duke of Wel lington, Earl of Dartmouth, Duchess of Marlborough, Marquis and Marchioness of Winchester, Viscount Lowther, Lord Auckland, Countess Bathurst and Ladies, Marquis of Lens down, Earl of Fife, Countess of Clare, Lady Isabella Fitz. gibbon, Lady Elizabeth Warren, Countess of Sandwich, Duke sad Duchess of Argyle, Ladies Paget, Marquis and Marchioness of Anglesea, Viscountess Granville, Duke of Devonshire, Lady Norpeth, Duke and Duchess of Lamer, Marchioness Dowager K Lansdown, Lady Elizabeth Campbell, itc. &c. &c. DRuav-LANE.—Saturday evening the Dmenna was repeated at this Theatre, and Miss WILSON again shone forth as Clara. The House was well attended. COVENT•GAEDEN•—•Miss DANCE repeated the part of Mrs. Haller, on Saturday night, with perfect suc cess. She %vas much more Belt-possessed and varied, ead relieved the character with unimpeded skill and felicity. The Play was followed by the entertaining Farce of The Padlock, in the music of which Miss RALLANDI4 as the fair captive, displayed great ta lent, and was much applauded. ENGLISH OPERA-House. Mr. MATHEWS was completely At He/RC on Saturday night. The per knoance went off with eclat. "We have just received intelligence, upon which ye pledge our faith, that the most violent discussions lave taken place in both the Houses of l'Arliament at Hanover. The Ministers have been obliged to in. *Pose the Royal Authority, and have dissolved the Chambers. Our Correspondent adds, that this mea sure is owing to the great difficulty felt by the Ino's Ministers to offer a satisfactory reply to the proposi tions made on the part of the Senate. He adds, that !heie exists a spirit among the middling classes, which looks with anxiety to the abolition of the privileges at the Nobility. There reigns through the whole Country, to use hi s war d s , " Di e hs c h ster spannun e (tbe highest excitement).--Afornia,; CAranide. tb U. 11% TIES Alt ?►t~ The remainder of the 2ci goyal Steterin embarked on Satdrday at Portsmouth, for Wednesday-, the depot of the 2d Regiment of Foot marched into Winchester, from Southampton, where they had landed that day from the Isle of Wight. Monday, the 7th Dragoon Guards, under the com mand of Colonel Donut, received a route to march in two divisions from Piqrshill Barracks, where they have been quartered since the Ist of May last. The orderly behaviour of the men, and the general ap pearance of the corps, do infinite credit to Colonel DuNitix and the Officers under his command. This is the third time the '7th Dragoon Guards have been stationed at Piershill, since the commencement of the French revolutionary war, and always carried along with them the good wishes of the Inhabitants of Edin burgh and its vicinity on their departure. The 3d Dragoon Guards, whose Officers have re.; commended themselves to the inhabitants of Glas gow and its neighbourhood, by their gentlemanly and correct deportment, are about to leave that city. The conduct of the men has been .equally laudable. It is understood that this excellent Regiment is to be quatteted at Carlisle and Newcastle. Two soldiers, belonging to the 3d Regiment of Guards, were committed to lixeter jail last week, for stealing a piece of silk handkerchiefs from the shop of Miss SATERLEV, in Market-stria, Docks MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OPFICE, MARCH 23, 1821.. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet Arthur Ahmuty, from the 21st Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Charles Saintlo Valet, who retires upon half-pay of the 21st light Dragoons • Assistant - Surgeon Rackshall Lane Sandham, fauns the 53d Fnot, to be Surgeon, vice O'Nialley, deceased. 17th Ditto- , -Lieutenant William Tuvey Hawley Fisk to be Adjutant, vice Smith, deceased. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieu tenant George Fludyer to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Trelawney, who retires ; Lieutenant R obert Charles Rowley, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be En- sign and lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fludyer. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieutenant Hugh Seymour Inane to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Tuffnell, who retires ; Henry Bowden, Gent. to be En sign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blane. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Russell, from half. pay of the 62d Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Francis Osborne, who exchanges. Bth Ditto—Lieutenant David Vans Machen to be Captain, by purchase, vice Moyle, who retires; Ensign Thomas Ruther ford Thompson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Vans Dlachen ; Thomas John Ne il l, Gent. to be Ens ign, by pur chase, vice Thompson, I 1 th Ditto—Lieutenant Edmund Saunderson Frideaux, from the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Henry Kerr, who retires upon half-pay of the 104th Foot. 13th Ditto Clayton, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice M•Donell, superseded. 14th Ditto—Lieutenant George James Bower, from the 34th Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Way, deceased. rth Ditto—Ensign John Thomas Nagel to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bennett, deceased; John Doyle O'Brien, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nagel. !d Ditto—Surgeon ilenezer Black, from the half-pay, to be Surgeon, vise Bolton, whose appointment has not taken place. Ith Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Richard Bennet, from the Royal Military ('ollege, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice School', promoted _ 33d Ditto—George Pigott, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Patton, promoted in the 46th Foot. 34th IMtto—Gentleman Cadet Richard Airey, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, 'without ptiichase, vice Alex ander Adam, who resigns. Ith Ditto, -- Urquhart, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Wetherall, appointed to the 69th Foot. Ith Ditto—Ensign Donald Stuart to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Smith, deceased; John Stuart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stuart. Id Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Thomas Greene to be Captain, _ without purchase, 'ice Giles, promoted. To be Lieutenants—Ensign George Carpenter, rice Greene ; Lieutenant Waldron Kelly, from half-pay of the 104th Foot, vice Prideaux appointed to the 11th Foot. To be Ensign— Edward Henry Dodd, Gent. vice Carpenter. To be Assistant-Surgeon—Assistant-Surgeon Charles 11111 Lean, from half-pay of the Regiment, vice Sandham, promoted in the llth Light Dragoons. 61st Ditto—Lieutenant James Hall, from half-pay of the 79th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice James Patience, whose appoiSt ment has not taken place. OM Ditto—Surgeon Christopher Richard Alderson, M.D. from half-pay of the Rnyal York Rangers, to be S urgeon, vice Richard Spencer, who exchanges. 64th Ditto—Ensign James Thomas, from half-pay of the 37th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Chu. Henry Coypu, who exchanges. 65th Ditto—Sidney HenryWiddrington, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Donnithorue, whose appointment has not taker; place. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant William Rowan to be Captain, without purchase, vice Gray, deceased. 68th Ditto—Ensign G. L. Ronitbee to be Lieutenant, vice Hig ginbotham, deceased ; Ensign Alexander Wetherell, frem the 45th Foot, to be Ensign, vice lionkbee. 82d Ditto—Thomas Byrne, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Lord F. Montagu, promoted in the Ist Ceylon 89t R ht if irtCalitain Francis Savage, from half-pay of the Re giment, to be Captain, vice Robert Sanderson, who estimates, receiving the difference. 92d Ditto--Lieutenant John Clark. from half-pay of the Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Morgan Randall, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ist Cylon Regiment—Ensign Lord Frederick Montage, from the 82d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Daly, promoted. The exchange df Assistant-Surgeons Mou n t. half-pay 21st Light Dragoons, and Robson, 87th Foot, as stated in the Ga zette of 14th October last, has not tOsen plate. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Flintshlre. David Francis Jones, Ea+ to be Deputy Lieutenant. Commission in the Nortktomerset Yeomanry Cavalry, dined by the Lord Lieutenant of the County 9f Sonserset. Benjamin Leigh Lye, Esq. to be Adjutant and Captain by Bre vet, vice Thornhill, displaced: The Earl of Five, it is said, has been dismis from his office in the Royal Household, as one of e Lords of the Bedchamber to the Kato, and is s - ceeded by Lord LOVAINIL The following is an extract of a letter from the Island of St. Thomas, dated the 21st alt.- 4 • We have the following intelligence from Maracaibo, which has caused a great depression here in business, and has suspended the numerous orders executing for the sup ply of the Main. The place, it seems, was under the command of a Royalist Officer, and a garrison of 3000 men. Provisions being wanted in the town, the soldiers were dispatched by the Commandant to pro cure thent from the neighbouring country. In their absence, a body of armed men were admitted into the town by the Royalist Offieers; they immediately seized upon the fort, and proclaimed the town free. Of the soldiers who formerly.garrisoned the town, a great proportion declared for the Independents. We cannot ascertain whether this has taken place with the concurrence of BOLIVAR or not; but from my knowledge of his character, I am inclined to conclude that it has not: if so, the place will be restored, and all quietly settled; but otheriise. as it is an infraction of the Armistice of Truzillo a the Main will be again plunged into hostilities." ~vSthii tt LL* E Ih. Atmore* Malibu 25.:—trind S.W.-:6-Arrived the Rapid; times, from Demeitra, In SI day* * for London, in peat dis tress, barring on the. la instadt amount .a tdy heavy gale; which stove her decks, laid her on hei Rvery article of deck, injured tier wand m leaky, &c. and will be obliged id disc rge to repair. e Veal' towed in by a pilot boat. Silted la Plata, Hamar, for Bremen: Putnam's. lilitacon 114.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the York Merchant, ORATISUIPA. from Shields far Itochfort ; Marianna, now, from London for the Coast of Africa ; Duke of Mari: borough, Hatterr, from London for the Cape of Good Hope ; and Two Brothers. Dessisoyou, from ditto for Lisbon. Passed up Channel, the America, Bilol6ll, from Havannah for Bremen; and the Neptunus, from the Brazils for Hayannah. Sailed the Ariadne, SIMIIILIU, fur New York; and Aretbusa, Lowrie, the Montserrat. Poessuorre, MARCIE 25.—Wind N. W.—Pot back the George Daysh, foe St. Michael's. Sailed the .Thomas and Mary transport, for Woolwich. The OLAsoow frigate was paid off on Monday last, and re commissioned by Captain B. C. DOTLIS, for the Kau Indies: Lord C. Sourest; it is believed, will return to the government of the Cape of Good Hope by her. Lieutenants Toms, Mato; Damns, and FIlAttR ; Mr. Os wart, Surgeon, and Mr. W. Heittia, Purser, are appointed to the GLesoovr. Captain W. H. Banc! Is appointed to the Sarni.; for the Irish station, with Lieutenants A. Rosin-son and A. ARMOR, Mr. WILLIAM, Surgeon, and Mr. PARKER, Purser. Lord Mamum= is appointed to the Mantua, vice Lieut. M. I.css, removed to the DORIS. Mr. HAULS' ig appointed Surgeon of the Foam Mr. Jaexsox Surgeon of the Va. Loomis, and Mr. PASTRAMI, Surgeon of the PY RAJIV& Lieut. G. B. Mason is appointed Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Sir J. IL Wonsan, K.C. 11. Commander-in-Chief at this port. The British squadron of observation in the Mediterranean has been reduced. The Vengenr, 74, Captain F. Mama:in, C.B. Liffey, 50 guns, Captain the lion. Heintv Dinrcax, C.B. and the Active, 46 guns, Captain Sir Jassy A. GORDON, K.C. B. are en their passage to England. The Rochefort, So guns, Captain Scuctasszaci, C. B. bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir USA- Max Moose, K.C. B. and the Iphigenia frigate, Captain IITDIt P , were the only ships of war off Naples at the date of the last Information from that quarter. The Iphigenia arrived there on the 24th of February. Dem., Mattes 4A—Wind S.W.—S.-tiled yesterday, the Fanny Voase, I4srox, for Hull. Put back the Orient, Wallace, for Bengal ; and Hound, Sramtace, for St. Vincent's. Arrived and salted for the River{ the Amity, Barn, from the South Seas; and his Majesty's ship 'tension, from Portsmouth. Came down from tip River, the Leopold, Witsox, for Leghorn ; and the Branson, -- for Gibraltar. Passed through the Downs to-day, several vessels, names unknown, for the River and other destination& Cowls, Maus 21-.-4rrived the Olive, Lobe, from Virginia, with loss of sails, boats, and bulwarks. Livaarom, Maacu 24.—The 'Margaret, from Killala for this port, is supposed to be lbst, as the Master's chest has been washed up at Hoyle. Ha amen, Mmten Ct.—Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, from Cuxhaven; Allianeu, and Jane ditto, from Gottenburgb ;and Prince of Orange ditto, from I lolland, each with a Mail. Sailed, the Castlereagh packet, for Holland ; and the Henry Freeling ditto, for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail. The Lady Nepeas re ports the Elbe to be free from ice. Pasta, FEBRUABY 10.—A Portuguese schooner, from Maran ham, was plundered by an Insurgent privateer, who cut away her mainmast. off St. John's, Maranham. An American vessel was boarded by the same privateer, who put on board of her the crew of a Portuguese which she had taken. CtITO34..IIOVSF, Magee 24.—Ships Entered Inwards t Oul ton, from Waterford; Lively, from Harlingen; Nonsuch. from Stangate Creek; Swift, from Harlingen; Porcupine, from Buenos Ayres; Margaret, from Jamaica; and I.yrus, from the South Seas.—Cleared Outwards : Two Brothers, from Ham burgh ; Liverpool Packet, fur Naples ; Aid, for lantric ; toria. for Genoa; Sarah and Margaret, for llamburgh; Ald burgh. for Calais; Cadmus, for Bombay; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend ; Vme, for Newry ; Georgette, for Rouen. Letters have been received from Buenos Ayres of the 30th of December, and from Chili of the 6th of December, by the Porcupine, arrived in the Downs. Nothing worth relating had occurred at Buenos Ayres, where tranquillity was preserved; but from Chili we learn that a partizan of the name of BENAVIDES, who had escaped the pursuit of the conquerors of Valdi via, had stirred up the Indians of Angol, and made an irruption into the province of Conception. After having committed great excesses, he was completely routed in two simultaneous attacks made on him by General FRRYRE, the Governor of the Province, on one side, and by the reinforcements sent from Santi ago on the other. The great loss which the Indians sustained is ascribed, in part, to the circumstance of BENAVIDES having led them across a river by a ford, from which they were cut off by the attack of the Chilian forces, and were obliged to throw them selves into the river, at a place that is not fordable. The Supreme Director was determined to pursue BENAVIDES and his followers, without giving them any respite, and to cut up by the root the system of depredations on the Indian frontier.—The news from the coast of Peru are, of course, of an older date than those received direct by the HYPERION; but they con firm the latter as far as they go, and state that Ge neral SAN MA trrtri expressed the highest satisfaction with the spirit prevailing amongst the Peruvians, and the reception he everywhere met with, and which left him no doubt of success. Thursday the Anniversary Dinner of the Marine Society was held at the Old London Tavern, Bishops gate-street, the Earl of llostzzt in the Chair. Many distinguished characters were present, among whom were Tunmas REID, Esq. Deputy Chairman_of the Court of Directors of the East India-Company ; Ad mirals HARVEY and BLISSEr; Captains SAUNDERS, BYRON, MANGIN, PROUSR, &c. &c.—After the usual loyal toasts had been given, the appropriate air of Rule Britannia was struck up by the band, and im mediately a numerous train of young sailors entered the room in 'procession ; having made their obeisance • the company, they stood in tront of the Chair, and gave three hearty cheers, for which a cordial acknow ledgement was made, and retired.—The donations were very liberal—the East India Company One Hundred Guineas—the Duke of CLAIRNCR Twenty Guineas. The evening was spent with the utmost conviviality, and the company did not separate till a late hoax. At the Kent Assizes, on Saturday, William Clayton was indicted for a highway robbery, committed on a travellinf fishmonger. The Jury brought in a ver dict of guilty : Deathr-An action was brought, on the Civil Side, by Cowan, against Mr. Baker, a respectable builder, at Chatham, for pulling down the prosecutor's house, to stop the rapidity of a fire which threatened the destruction of the whole town. The houses were of lath and plaster, and adjoined to a distillery, and the Magistrates all concurred in . the necessity of pulling down these premises. They were insured in the Eagle Fire Office, but they had stated, that the loss did not come within the terms of their policy. The Jury gave a verdict for the plain tiff—Damages, £220; costs, 40s. At the above Assizes, forty-one prisoners received sentence of death & the greater part of whom were for house-breaking. Hyde Park was very gay yesterday, aotwithottutd ins the unfavourable weather. ' tiibittrivd BOXERS: Mon Wets to Meet Ned half way tb Bristol, there to givi him a chop and a bottle of Claret. tanwasa accepts the challenge of Davis. A match Is exclected between Pawfan thd brilh has resighed his practice In the ring to his hey *ring, ' who no* challenges any mah in England, barring Cribb. HUNTIbiG. Iris .Mainvrt's Stag Hounds mote On triday at Maiden; ,bead Folly. ANSON MINT RACES-LITCTIFIELti, MAtECII 2Z. The aitendsisce.at Out Ricci on Wednesday last was greater than has ever been knoWn, it any of the preceding Spring Races. and the apart, upon the *hole; watt very good, though there was not much contested tanning, The Stand Will faked with mary grater; fs t milies, amongst whop Were—Lord and Lady Anson. Miss Phillips, Mi. and Mrs. Ingo, /dr. Peel. Mrs. Player aid family, Mrs '. Swinten and &mal t .. Sir B. Crahar.s. Mt. and Mrs. Case and parts, Ml'. and Mts. Repingtoa,.&c. ttc. The Public are particularly indebted to Sir S. Graham for establishing tbe'e Races, afid to Lord Anson fur continuing them with such spirit. The Hunter's Stakes of Tsai buineas each, for hoists, &c. (nest thorough bred) two mile heats, was won by Mr. Ciozall's Rob %hie, heating Mr. Phillip's Otialseutde. The Hunter's Stakes of Five Guineas each, for hakes, doe. the property of Gentlemen, Members of the Anson I tont Club (not thorough bred), two mils heats, rode by Mktribbts of the Cleb, was Won by Mr. d. Peel's Viscount, beating Mr: E. Peel's Brutus, and Lord Anson's Punch. The Farmer's Stakes of Fifty Guineas, with Ten Guineas for the second best horse, given by the Anson Hunt fur Losses, &c. (not thorough bred) two mile heats, to be rode by farmers, was won by Mt. Faroell's Pilgrim, beating three others. The Cirabinier's Stakes of Ten Guineas each, far horses, Ike. (not thorough bred) bona fide the property of Officers of the Re gintent, rode by Gentlemen, two miles v 12 store each, was Wen by Mr. Dunn's Acastus, beathig Mr. 11 ebster's Cl'elchtnan, and Mr. Duna 's Heloisa. The Match for Fifty Guineas, two miles, rode by Gentlemen, 10 stone each, was won by Mr. Webs:es's Poet, beating Mr. Nooth's He loisa. The Sweepstakes of Twenty.five Guineas each, two miles, 10 stone each, was won by Mr. Richard's Ilarlequin, beating Mr. Daintry's Cimon Swineer, and Mr. Webter's h. tn. by .Maids. A main of 41 pairs of cocks and 10 bye battles, for Sp. ` each, and SOogs. the main, commenced at the Swan Pit on Tuesday. and ended on Thursday night, between the Grntle • m en of War wickshire (Gn.t.tvxa, feeder), and the Gentlemen of Stafford shire (Joxas, feeder). This main excited an unusual degree of interest in the sporting world for many months, as neither pains nor expense had been spared he collecting cocks from all parrs of the kingdom. Previous to the bret ingo 7to 4 were freely laid on Go.uvee, but on Tuesday nigbt even betting. nuts. day night, victory was declared in favour of Warvrickshire, Gta eerie having gained, in the three days, 111 battles in the main., and four byes: Joets 12 battles in the main, and three byes. At the Duke cf DevoNsittnies Dinner Party, at Devonshire House, on Saturday evening, the follow ing distinguished persons were invited to meet his Royal Highness the Duke of Youx : Earl and Countess Bathurst, Lady Georgiana Bathurst, Earl and Countess of Jersey, Viscountess ilorpeth, Earl of Clare, li/ra George Cavendish, Earl of Sandwich, Lord Palmerston, Lord Valletort, Lord and Lady Granville, Colonel Cook Col. Armstrong, Miss Howard, Mr. Ellice, Mr. and Mrs. Lamp, Colonel I'onsoaby, Mr. liammersley, Colonel epron, and Mr. C. Grenville. Saturday, Mr.' WATSON TAYLOR gave a grand Dinner at his house in Cavendish-square, to a large party of distinguished personages, including nearly the whole corps diplomalique. Yesterday the mansion was again opened with a splendid banquet; at which his Royal Highness the Duke of YouN and a very extensive party of the Nobility were present. The Earl of CAnstenvoN gave a grand dinner, on Saturday, to Lord and Lady NUGENT, Lord Jong RUSSELL, Lord KING Lord CLIFTON, Lord AUCK LAND, Mr. and Lady ELIZASETR CAMPBELL, Mr. and Lady MACDONALD, Mr. Rouses, tke. at his horse in Grosvenor-square. The Duke of Noftrozic entertained a large party of distinction, yesterday, at Norfolk House, St. Jantes's-square. Prince ESTRRHAZY gave a grand dinner, yester day, to the Doke of MONTltosx, the Ambassador.of the Netherlands, and a large party, at Chandos House, Cavendish-square. In the evening, her Serene High •ness had an elegant assembly. . Mr. Azencaomay gave an elegant entertainment, yesterday, to the Marquis and Marchioness of LANs 'sows, and a distinguished party, at his house in New street, Spring-gardens. C. R. ELLIS, Esq. M.P. gave a grand dinner, r a terday, to Viscount and Viscountess GRANvILLR, and a party of distinguished friends, at his house, Can naught-place. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. At Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square:44. Christian, Esq. Stanley, Esq. Debenharn, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Vardon and family ; James L. Lucena, Esq. from Brighton. The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland and family, frock Alnwkk Castle, Northumberland. At Hodson's Hotel, Dover-street: O'Brien, Esq. from Ireland. DEPARTURES. Front Blake's Hotel, .lermyn-street :—Captain Taylor, for Cople, near Bedford ; Mr. and Mrs. Egerton, for Brighton. From Hodpon's Hotel, Dover-street L. Charlton, Es+ for Shropshire. From Shelley's Hotel, Cocktpur-street :—Captain Elliott, for Macclesfield; Captain Stephens, for Nottingham; Captain Daw son, on a tour. From Hatchett's Hotel, Dover-street :—Lady Gillespie, for Hampton ; Earls Esq. for Bath I J. I'. Lane, F-sq. Captain Johnsots, and Lieutenant %Vynyard, fur Brighton ' • Captain Wil son. for Manchester ; Major Bunbury, for Newb ury. From the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street : Prince Frederick of Mecklenburgh, for Paris ; Lord Thomas Cecil, from ditto, for Burleigth Lincolnshire; Captain Philips, from ditto, fur Shef field ; Captain Charlton; from ditto, for Brighton; Colonel Brown, from ditto, for Brighton. From the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street : Captain Hocking*, Mrs. Hocking*, and Mrs. Benyon, for Scotland. From the London Hotel, Albemarle-stmt : Lord Charles Townshend, for Norfolk; Lady Frances Osborne, from ditto, to Cambridgeshire. From Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square : Lord Combermere, for Combermere Abbey, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Ilipburn, from ditto, for Scotland; the Marquis of Salisbury, for Hatfield. Prom 'llhompson's Hotel, Cavendish.oquare ; Charles Ilast. logs, Esq. for Wulesly Hall, Atheratone, Leicswershire. CORN EZONANOR. iIiatZ•LANR, NAACO 26.—Our Market vs" well supplied with Wheat this morning, having good arrival, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, besides a considerable quantity which rem ained over from last week's supply, and the demand for which being exceedingly dull, sales were with difficulty ef fected, even of the finest qualities, at a decline of 2s. per quar ter but there leas no demand for the ordinary samples. The arrivah of Barley ware very large to-day from Norfolk and Suffolk, as . ,well as train the Western Ports, which has caused a reduction of full ts. per quarter on the finest samples, and. the des were very heavy at that abatement, for, at the close of the market, a large quantity remained undispose d of. Oats are ls. per quarter lower than on hat Monday, and very heavy sale.—, In Beans and Peas no alteration.—Current prices as under: I% um. Small Beans 32s 34s Wheat, Kent and 'rick ditto 3os 32s Essex, new 366 50s old 625 Oats, Potatoe 23s 254 Suffolk, new 362 50s old 60s -- Poland 22s 249 Norfolk, old 46a SU ........ Feed 14s 204 Rye 2116 32s Flour, per Sack 50s. 5Se Barley no. 27s Rapeseed, per Last £36 £36 Malt s2a 56s TOSZIGN. White Peas 26i 5t6 Wheat, Danttie .641 dos --.—....--, Boilers ...14s 38* !Wile Red, Haosbro' or Grey Peas . itgs 3cos Brabant rod -...... 50e its •