Star.
London, England, 1825-05-10 00:00:00

LORD KENSINGTON'S MATCH.

The bet of 1000 gs. that Lord Kensington will not ride from Lots.
don to Oxford on the dine hat., between suo.rise and sun-set on
the Sib of Jane, excites the greatest .iterest—l2 to $ against Lord
K. His Lordship and Lord Sefton will entert..in their friends on
the occasion.
PRDIL STRIANISM.
Wednesday, Wm. Frasier, aged 37, started to walk 100 miles
in 24 boors, from the Queen's Head, opposite Northilbiekts Church,
to Tyntinouth Gide gates and back. He completed the task seven
minutes and a half within titre' and went the last mile backward.
Rostsaw, Mar 7.--3kipPer, the pedestrian, passes through this
town twice every day, having undertaken to go from Soutbamp.
ton to Wilton, and return, being *diseases of 53 miles; for thirty
suecesdre days (twenty of which are already expired), fur a sub-
scription purse. He does not *pear the least distressed.
Edward Norman, the reputed fastest toe and heel walker in
England, darted yesterday morning on the Staines road, over a
toile in liedfoat-lane, to walk six miles and a half within an hour,
for WO sovereigns. He performed half the distance in 29 minutes
and IS seconds. but be lost the.match by three minutes.

COCKING.
During the Races at Chester a main was fought,--between Mr.
Bell se and Mr. Benson, for 20gs. a battle, and 500 gs. the main.
F Phillips for Mr. Bays,. and Bourne for Mr. Benson.
Punt.in. N. s. Boom& x. s.
I Monday • 3 2 Monday . o 0
Tuesday . 3 2 Tuesday • I 0
Wednesday 6 3 Wednesday 2 1
Thursday . 3 1 Thursday . I 1

Letters received from Lisbon by the packet, dated
the SOth ult. state, that Sir CIIARLIA STUART remained
at Lisbon, and the 15th of the present month was fixed
on for his departure for Rio de Janeiro.
The Camden packet, from Buenos Ayres, has brought
the Comme-cial Treaty between this count, y and Bue
nos Ayres. Mr. Nunez, S:cretary to the late President,
RIVADAVIA, has arrived in the Camden, and, it is ex-
pected, should M. RIVADAVIA be called to pres'cle over
the Federation of the Provinces of Buenos Aries (an
event which appears to be anticipated), that Mr. NUNEZ
nal fill the post of Minister to this country.
By the returns laid before the House of Commons
during the present Session, it appears, that on an ave-
rage of the last three years, as compared with an average
of three years taken forty.years ago, the manufacture of
earthenware and china in Great Britaiia has increased in
the proportion of thirty-seven to four. The manufac ure
of iron and ironmongery is the next in increase.
Yesterday afternoon, about half-past five (.'clock, as
Mrs. Saone, the wife of P. &tome Esq. of 411. Lineoln's Inn
Fields, was, accompanied by her father, taking an ailing in a gig in
the Regent's Park, which was a customary and favourite ride, the
horse took fright sod started of at full gallop. Mrs. Beane be-
came alarmed and leaped out of the gig, when falling iso her bead,
she was we regret to say, killed on the spot. The horse was stop.
ped, and the Lady's father, who drove the gig, escaped unhurt.—
Mrs. Beam was immediately removed to the Hogue Barracks, in
the Regent's Park, ao await the Coroner's Inquest, wlssith will be
held this afternoon.

BIRTHS.
&lewdly, at Putney-NU, the Lady of the Rev. Alexander F.
Lotman, of a daughter.
May 6, at 111.dditooe, the Lady of Capt. G. Baker, of a daughter.

NIARRIKU.
-On Batraday hest, at Bt. Pancras New Mora by the Rev. JAI
Wenags, Joseph Rose. Med new of William Henry Holt. ad
Tantalums, ausgessa, to Catherine. eldest daughter of John Hun..
Orin, of Scrle-street, Lincoln's Inn-dada.
Thursday se'uslibt.. at Castle Eden, Colonel Browne, to Elitia-
beak eldest slaughter at Rowland Burden, R•4l. Cajle Mew
At Alverstohe, Commander Jobs They, R.N. is lira isight,
elearagu

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Oa Faraday, the stlh, Mrs. Horsey, wife of the Rev. John
Honey, of Northampton.
Monday, at Oxford, William Hall, Esq. aged 7S years.
Ape* ILI, at his haulm io &ochwell-street, Glasgow, aged is,
Mr. Joha Marshall, late accountant at the Ship Bank, in that airy,
for nearly half a century.
March 6, at Spelmy Male, In Jamaica, Charlotte, daughter of
the Rev. Spencer Madam D.O. Chaplain in Ordinary is his Ma-
irsty, Pasbendasy Pa;ifilaroogb,. au.

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