Star.
London, England, 1830-07-27 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

The following arrivals are posted at Lloyd's :—The Plitrais,
Cochran, from Bay Chaleur, in the Clyde ; Minx. Leslie, from
Leghorn, at Cork ; Bente, Davis, from Boston, uff Dover; and
Ann Gadsden, Northam, from Matanzas, at Cowes.
Max, Jut.v 26.—Light airs from N.E.—Sailed all the outward
bound.

FALMOUTH. JULY 25.—Wind S.—Arrived his Majesty's steam-
packet Messenger, from the Mediterranean—left Corfu 23.1 ult.
kdslta ad inst. Gibraltar 13th, and Cadiz 15th. Spoke on the Sth,
off Algiers, his Majesty's ships Wasp and Ferset, and merited
despatches. Also spoke, on the 15th, Cadiz bearing S.F.. by R.
distant 30 miles, his Majesty's steamer Hermes, front Falmouth.
The Messenger packet has sailed fur Plymouth
PORTSMOUTH. JULY 26 —Wind N W. light.—Arrived front
London, the Royal Saxon. Petrie, for Bengal.
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Livearoot., JuLy 25.—Atrived the James Laughton, Dawson,
from Laguna ; Montreal, Leslop, front Quebec ; Hugh Johnson,
%l' Leary; Jane, Westeott ; and Augusta. Russell, front St. John's
(N. 8.); Elizabeth and Sarah, Simpson, and Isabella, Grant,from
Miramkhl.

TILE TURF.

TATTERSALL: S.

The betting yesterday was confined to the racer
Goodwood. The latter, in particular, create unusual imerest.
the high character of the horses, great value of the stakes, sod tie
additional attraction given them by the patronage of his Majscy,
who is considered almost safe to win the Gold Cup. one of the toast
splendid prizes ever run for. The prices closed as follow :
GOODWOOD GOLD CUP.
3 to 1 agst The King's Fleur de Lis
5 to 1 His Majesty's Zinganee
6 to I Duke of Richmond's Wandering Boy
GOODWOOD DRAMMO-ROOM STAK2I4
3 to 1 Lord Exeter's Mahmoud
4 to I Lord Tavistock's Gondolier
6 to I Sir M. Wood's Cetus
6 to 1 Mr. Stonehewer's Variation
GOODWOOD STALLS.

4 to 1 agst Mr. Biggs Whisk
5 to 1 -- Captain Bulkeley's Bustle (taken)
to Sir M. Wood's Cecus
6 to I Mr. Begbies Aaron
IIIIONTON STA it Es
7 to 2 Mr. Begbie's Aaron
4 to 1 -- Lord Mounteharies's Rasselas
9 to 2 Mr. Ridsdale's Tranby (taken)
5 to I Lord Worcester's Coulon
Dilly.
18 to 1 Mr. Shard's Caleb
The rest as before.
ST. LEGER.
7 to 4 apt Mr. Chifney's Priam
10 to I Mr. Clifton's Aloes Rose
13 to 1 Mr. Powktt's Lady Emmeline
13 to 1 -- Mr. Petre's Brunsricker
13 to 1 -- Lord aeveland's Roby
17 to 1 Mr. Richardson's St. Nicholas
17 to 1 -- Lord Queensberry's Hassan
50 to 1 Sir Al. Wood's The Mummer
50 to I —.— Sir M. Wood's Cetui
20 to 1 Mr. Rlddell's Rmaneipator (taken)
.41SSZZES.—(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)

From our own C'orresposeent.
OXFORD Cl RCUIT.--WORCESTER, JULY 28.
The commission for this county was opened on Saturday by 3lr.
Justice PARKE. Yesterday (Sunday) their Lunlships attended
Divine Service at the Cathedral, and this morning the business of
the Moises commenced. Mr. Justice Panic presides in the Crown
Court, and 311'. Justice BOUTIQUE? at Aisi Prins.
The calendar contains the names of twenty.eight prisoners, of
which two are charged with murder, and two u amssories before
the set; cutting and maiming, one ; manslaughter, one; adminis.
tering poison to seven waggon horses, one ; sheep.stealing, three ;
herse.atesling, two; perjury, one; highway robbery, one; the
others are charged with burglaries.
CItOWN SIDE.

After his Majesty's proclamation against vice and immorality had
been read,

Mt. Justice PARK charged the Grand Juty. His Lmd'ihip said
when he first had the honour of presiding as & Judge in that ermine,
the average number of prisoners fur trial was then about 86. fie
was happy now to observe dust number had decreased more than one
half. In the present calender., however, there were several charges
of a most serious nature. He had read the deposition., and tie
thought it would be impossible far them to return •
hill, as, if death, under the circumstances. had ensued,
the offence would only be one of manslaughter. The *out did man
struck the prisoner in the first instance, and it did not appear that
be (the prisoner) took the knife up fur the perituse of eirAting the
prosecutor, but that he had it in hie hand at the time lit received
the blow; they would threfore be relieved from this ease. The to xi
case was one of some novelty. The pittance was charged witn ad-
ministering and giving to seven waggon hones sulphuric acid
and certain other deleterious drugs, with intent unlawful y
and maliciously to kill the same. Nam this Cli•ie would re-
quire their patient attention, and it was right for him to lifurtn
them, that the statute against killing and maiming of rattle,
and which statute was visited by an Act of Sit Robert Peel's,
contained no provision against administering poisen to cattle ; it
only related to killing and maiming. lint he was of opinion, the
charge against the prisoner was prow. d. that it was a misdentrameur
at common law, and punishable as such. There was suert,er Cane
which hare • most disagreeable complexion; it was a eharve nt
murder against a young man, by throwing • etold down the mouth
of • pit. The next case wart.one of a very serious nature.
were three prisoners included in the charge—the first a female, tor
the murder of her illegitimate child ; and her father ;.rd mower vo rc
charged as accessarics before the act. He thought, however, '!al re
was not the slightest evidence to convict the two latter la tt.e.t.a,
These were the only (11114% that called far any obseivatiocs.
His Lordship then said, that a newspaper had been r,t to hit,
in London, by which hr tound the, the Alegietrates 1,,tl 'lv.
ter ed upon erecting new Courts. There was att.tErr rah_
jest he wished particularly to bring urdcr their consideration, I.e
meant the mischiemons effects that entitled from the of at.
meta and manufacturers paying their labourers hoe on a P:illirti."y
night. He did not know to what length drunkenritts and disc rotas
on the Sunday extended tu this courtly. but he lam. r ted ut say, that
in London at the present time it exceeded every 'hit% tee:d tier
remember.

he Urand Jury the retired.
Thomas Whisky. aged 14. was indicted fnr wilful and rerropt
perjury. he evidence, I.owerer. was lint sultan lit to substantia:e
the charge, and the prisoner was aqui ttd.
Cll/114 MDR.
(BEToB* 31a. JUSTICE lii,Fitocantr.)
No awe of any public interest was tried doting the warning.
There are twenty cater enter.4l for trial, amongst which is 01. a
brought by the Dhow of The W.,ree e'er lieruid against a %tr.
Itobinaoa, M.P. to tecovera bunt of wonty tor ps in: is 5 issue
squibs.
There is only one Special Juty rause.
Oat of the prisoners caufwed in the gaol, It appearp.—tothe ea*
read sod wear.

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