Star.
London, England, 1823-06-20 00:00:00

GERONA, JUN?? 12.

We had great hopes to compel. Mina to give us
battle, in a strong position he had taken near Figue-
ras ; but, finding himself turned by our troops, he
took to flight.

MADRID, JUNE 12.

BY A COURIER EXTRAORDii4ARY.

The Major-Gencral expects every moment news
from General Molitor. Private letters from Arragon
of the 7th, state that he has entered Teruel, and had
not found an enemy. He continued his march ou
Valencia.

The towns of Placentia, de Co ia, and several
others-of the province of Estremadu►a, have pro-
claimed the abolition of the reign of the Cortes► and
the re-establishment of Ferdinand.

A letter from Seville,' of the 7th, speaks-of some
disorders having taken place there, .

HOUSE OF LORDS--IHI

. •
SLR W. RAE AND OTHERS, APPELLANTS,
RESPONDENT.
This was a Petition of Appeal front the Jut
land, in an action against the tubscrih...rs to rl
and the LORD CHANCELLOR, in giving ju.igineni
stated-thu Petition, which set forth the formal
the Courts below, including the interlocutory O
Courts which assessed tle Appellants in heavy
Hit Lounsuir spied+ that the only question I
was; whether the Act of Parliament of the Sit
and the 59th of George 111. creating the ,11
the right of appeal from that Court to the I
and that, after the most attentive corsititration
(which his Lordship stated most fully to Cie '
clearly of opinion that no such right of appeal I
Ills Loaestur then made a motion to that
carried by the House. The decision, therefore,
appellants.

SITTINGS IN TIM COURTS OF CI-LiNCEAI

SEALS, RI-11ZARINGS, APPEALS, PETITIONS, NT/I'ollu 1.„.
CHANCELLOR, AFTER TRINITY TERM 1813. 1-•
Thursday, June 26, First Seal; Friday, S'aturday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
hearings and Appeals.
Saturday, July 5, Second Seal; Monday, Tuesdayot.A._
day, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and blouday tog,
bearings and Appeals.
Tuesday, July 15. Third Seal; Wednesday, Thrse,,,
day, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, a:LLI Wednesday "
ltc.hearings and Appeals.
Thursday, July 24, Fourth Seal; Fri :ay—Petitio7L
N.B. Such of the above d Lys as his LorLishi;
in the House of Lords are e xcepted. uct-t!;'4l
SEALS, CAUSES, DIRECTIONS, wan rrtmovs, sut, „Itt
VICR•CIAiNCRI.LOR, AMR TRINITY TYSN, HQ.
Thursday, June aq, First Seal; Friday, Satirt.,7,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday falswicg—g,„,i.
rupt Petitions.
Saturday, July 5, Second Seal; Monday, Tuesday, Wc4,.,
day, Thur,day, Ftiday, Saturday, and Muuday fulloxc
Banl;rupt Petitions and Causes..
Tuesday, July 15, Third Seal; Wednesday, TharQ,,,, r„.
day, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Weduesday
Further Directions and Causes.
Thursday, July 34, Fourth Seal; Friday—Petitiaos
Ia
Causes.

Wednesday, being the Anniversary of the battled
Waterloo, the Duke of WELLINGTON'S banner %Ns
received at Windsor Castle. It is not ge:.erally know;
that the Dukedom of Wellington is held on thegre
tenure as that of Marlborough—namely, the annuli
presentation to the KING of a small flag or bankr,
which is sent on a certain day to Windsor Cs*
lhe Duke of MARLBOROUGH'S banners are SITIRIN
in a small apartment, called Queen Anne's Clset,
there, from their vast number, reaching from the
ceiling almost to the floor, they have a very Oft
resque appearance.—those of the Duke of %Luso
TON
Shave not as yet any particular place assigned
them, except the one most recently received, whii
is usually placed on a table in the armoury.
flag presented by the Duke of MARLBOROUGH is&
standard of the French. King ; that presented by the
Hero of Waterloo is the standard of NAPOLEON.
" The Spanish Cabinet Messenger who arrived in Lemke*
Wednesday night, with dispatches from the Regency at 114di,
proceeded from the Foreign-office to Pottland-place, to th
house of the Spanish Ambassador, Admiral JAHATT' witlii
patches from the same party ; but the Admiral refused to it
either the hlessenger or the communicatloos of which he w.O
bears r."—B, itiet Press.

Ex-SHERITP PAlMlNS.—Yesterday Mr. Parkins was broil!:
up to Bow-street Office, by Read, a Mary-Li-Bonne constaik
charged with neglecting to pay the sum of ,BI I. 4s. on aucc
of a bastard child, sworn to him by Miss Hannah White P:
will he recollec•ed that this child was sworn some months eira
to have been the fruit of an amorous intercourse between the Es
Sheriff and the said Hannah 'White, on the evening o: theta
Queen's interment, in the vete air, in Ilyde-Park. Mr. Ear.
cised all his skill in denying the fact before the Alagistrate, Ia
without effect, and was equally unsuccessful in his appeal to th
Session!, when the Magistrates decided that he should pay is
per week for the support cf th.! child. Mr. P. however, haviq
failed to comply with this, the Parish took out a warrant, sodtk
Ex-Sheriff, havinglar,-N an appointment he bad made with eh
officer to attend, was brought in by Read as a prisoner.-11
Magistrate asked Mr. Thorpe, a Parish-Officer, if any manes
bad been paid, in consequence of the order ? To which he repliel
not a farthing ! • The Magistrate then asked the Ex-Sheriff dal
could shew any cause for his neglect? Mr. P. its reply, askedi
he could not be allowed to compromise with the Parish?
Magistrate said that might be done privately—nothing, boyar,
would abrogate the order of affiliation. Mr. P. replied, that la
more than he (the Magistrate) could tell ; Parliament, wiz*
amongst Its other weighty concerns, might take up the bashers
The Magistrate observed that was possible, thought not vcri
probable.—" Well, brother Thorpe," exclaimed the Ex-SheK
" what's to pay ?" Being told sip. 41. he put down twin
sovereigns, telling Mr. Thorpe he night keep the difference lin•
self, and walked out of the Office, followed by hik clerk, a kb
man, bearing a tremendous large blue bag.
Muarixo.—Yesterday evening an adjourned Inquest was ICY
at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on the body of M. Debay, ho
of Cloth-Fair, who died in consequence of his being best $lll
hammer bl-John Hussey, in whose house he lodged, at lint*
last.- Verdict, wilful murder against Homy, who has aistevik4
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, JUNE.
Tattersall's to-day was but thinly attended; however, wear
ticed amongst the little group a Noble Duke, and seievatothli
titled admirers of the turf, as well as Gentlemen grew re-
spectability. The betting was very gay, and the eitgagetnew
made were 'principally on the St. Leger. Sherwood, for tbm
Stakes, keeps stationary, Tinker and l'ancred have each milt
up half a point, and Miss Fanny is also advancing a little.—
There was also some movemtnt In the July stakes at Newmar-
ket. Major Wilson's colt has got up half a point, and Shipjad
is gone back nearly two points. For Derby stakes for neat year
betting is partly the ante as on Monday. Fotparticidars of the
present state of the odds see below.

JULY STA crs.
3to 1 agst Major Wilson's c. 41 to 1 agst fikigjaek
41 to 1 agst Duke of Pottland's sto 4 either Major Wilson's&
filly or Skipjack wins.
--- ►STER ST. LIMES.
10 to 1 agit Miss Fumy
• The others as in stir IoW.

3} to I agst Sherwood
4i to 1 agst Tinker
71 to 1 agst 'fancied

to I apt Pantina colt
17 to I agst Cydnut

DIRILIty.
tis to I asst Reserve colt
High odds sgst shy other.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE JUNRW.
The arrivals of Grain this week are again rather considerabk.
Wheat hardly obtains Monday's prices. Bark), finds very few
buyers. Re ins and Peas are very heavy in sale. Gate is
heavily that the factors are ;bilged to submit to lower pritmia
order to effect sales,

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNE WI.
There was a good supply at market, panieularly in 012.111 kh
over from last market-day ; and the prices of all tirsgriP4°l"
Cattle are somewhat lower this atoning.
Ikef, per stone of albs. 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. Mutton, as. a t°
41.4 d. Veal. 4s. Od. to 3s.od. Lamb, 46.0d.t055.0d. l'ork,3‘to4"

IHRTH.
Yesterday, at Monster House, Fulham, Lady Jane Lawfoo
Peel, of a son and heir.

• DIED.
Wednesday, at his house in Devonshire-street, Portland 105
William Gerdon, Esq. of Campbelton in the Stewiutry if IA
cudbright.
Yesterday', at the advanced age of 81, Mr. Wm. Coombe, ti
Author of The Diaboliad, The Tour of Dr. Syraah, and nail add
works.

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