Star.
London, England, 1814-08-10 00:00:00

CONCLUSrmr of the PARK rssrinliES.

Yesterda'y morning it was &sem, red that the nrdef
:rum the Secretary of State's Office Ind not been duly
,nfnrced throughritit the Patlcs ; this svAs productive
of another order -from L rd SiomouTri, and at an
early hour Sir NATIIA I P.I. CONANT, the Chief Magi!.
trate of Bow-street Pollee-flake, our dried by a k*
Officers, proceeded th:ough the Park., and requested
that all keepers of taverns, booths, &c. would imme.
'diately cause a removal of their booths, tents, mate
queer, &c. This order, although made on former
occasions, was received with much disapprub!tion.
particularly by those who had laid in a great stock of
provisions under an impression that they would be
permitted to sell until Friday, the 12th instant. About
two o'clock it was considered indispensih'e that the
Magistrates ! again remind them of the Royl%
order ; accordingly Mr. fli.:estect., the Deputy Ran.
ger of the Park, Sir NATHANIEL C'—oleast, and Mt.
SKETCHLEY, attended by a detachment of Police Orfs•
cers, proceeded to Hyde Park, and after Much per.
suasion, all the people were prevailed upon to din'
perse in the greatest order and decorum.
All the booths have likewise been temoted tenet
St. James's Park.

THE REGEICT7S ISIRTH-DAY.The trunk tof tM
Pagoda, and the whole of the Chinese Bridge, ate
preparing for a splendid Gar illumination on- Friday
night. The magnificent Tertiple Will also be brit.
liantly illumined; and it is said a display of superb
fire-works will be made from its lofty and capacious
pinnacle.
On the late rent-day at Stanford-hall, Leicester.
shire, the present worthy proprietor, CHARLICS.VBRIC
'DASIIWOOD, Esq. requested his tenants might be in-
formed, that although he had given a regular notice
of an advance in their respective rents, in considera-
tion of the change that had taken place in polit;cal
affairs, he purposed blotting out the additional figure.
Such an act of liberality is gratefully appreciated by
every tenant, and is justly entitled to publicity and
imitation. •
We understand that RICHARD DANSRY, of Clater
Park, Esq. and Dr. MATTHEWS, of Belmont, both in
the county cf Hereford, have, in conseqnence of the
IoW prices of grain of all descriptions, reduced. the
rents of their estates one-third.
An Irish Newspaper states, that Lord POWERSCOURT
has considerably diminished the rents of' his tenantry,
and thereby reduced his own income Jillsoo per year.
Yesterday afternoeu the remains of Miss
lVrtcu-
MAN, who was so inhumanly murdered last Thurs-
day, were removed for interment from the h3use in
Mount-sireet,whete the melancholy circumstance took
place. A considerable ba,!y of spectators attended.
Saturday last, as a Gentlemin with his- wiie and
child, were descending the Castle Hill; con-itig from
Mil to Dover, in a gig,-the horsetail( fright, and
plunging down the precipice, th'rew out the Lady,
wh.) pitched with her head against a stone, and ex-
pired at Dover on Sunday, in great agony. '
Saturday Morning, as Mr. EIJSEBICS Monroe', se-
cond son of the late Rev. J. Et. Beesicor, Vicarof
Wilford, near Ross, was returning from bathing
.in
the Wye, at Ross, with lour other gentlemen, he veal
seized with a fit, fell over the sides of the bolt, and
was drowned.' Mr. 13SESTON was in the 22k1 year of
his age, and was much respected by all'who knew
him, and has left a disconsolate methet, who has not
only to lament the lois of this son by a waiery grave,
but that of her eldest Om also, who perished in the
Lord Nelson Indieman, aboa three years agp, at
the same period of life.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.-Last night thetoll3Rd7
of IVild Gott WAS performed.- and certainly We have
seldom seen it better represented in all its parts. Miss
GREVILLE, by her excellent repi-esent,tion Set Lady
Amaranth, sinews her pertect•conception of characters
of this description : her reception was highly flatter.
ing. Mr. Tennv, of whose 'abilities we have already
very highly spoken in other characters, sustained the
part of Sir George Thunder, with his aimed excellence.
Mr. Jones, as Rover, was extremely happy. •
SPARRING.—The Fives Court was yesteld iy we'll
attended, for the benefit of- D. Mendoza. • On this
occasion the Pugilists mustered strong, and amongst
them were, Belcher, itichneud, Oiiver, Haffner, &c.
A scientific display took place between Richmond
and Eales ; Mendoza set to with Firby ;. Filcher
shewed off with Iky Pig, whO was completely hit
through the railingg oldie stage, and caught by the
spectators. Mendoza challenged to light Painter tor
50 guineas, publickly. • Painter is in Lancashire, hut
will be up in a few days, when a match will. be made.
Early on Saturday morning last, three soldiers, be-
longing to the Royal Horse Artillery, mist cruelly
beat, with bludgeons, the keeper of oneof the bootbs
on Brighton race-soiree, tor. refusing to sell them
spirituous liquors at an unseasonable hour:. The of-
fenders have been taken into custody, and, in default
of bail, have been sent to the H,aise of Correction,
at Lewes, to be tried for the offence at the next
Session.

A gentleman lately arrived from Worcestershire
was yesterday robbed of his pocket-book, containing
al, in notes. In St. Paul's Church-yard, be found
his pocket had been cut, and the property WAS one ;
and recollecting he had been much pressed. against
by some men while passing the end of Fleet-market,
had no doubt the theft was there committed.
Monday evening, one of the light-fingered gentry
WAS caught picking the pocket of the landlord of the
Wellington.booth, n Jubilee Fair. A (col• tcco-box.
in which were ten ail notes, was found in his poss;:s.
sion, which was immediately claimed by a sailor, as
having been stolen from him about an hour before.—
This so exasperated the mob, that they determined to
obtain summary justice, and, puffing him into a sack,
dragged him to the Serpentine, into which they threw
him, and then hauled him backwards and forwards,
until he was almost exhausted. In this discipline,
some of the crowd s-Vere so active, that they waded up
to their middle in the water. The offender, on being
draws on shore, was some time before he could crawl
off. The same evening,
a women attempted to bathe
in the river, in the presence of some hundred. of men,
and had actually_ stripped to do so, whin several
females rushed inrand took her away by main force.
This scandalous action was attributed to the all.
powerful effects of gin !
CORN MARIO:. i*, MARK-LANS, AUGUST 10.
Fine Wheat fully aiirpor:s last Man dAys priers, having bet
title at Market.—Oats th a are quite fresh are Is. per plater
Beaus, Peas,atuil other wicks titers Lino aeletralailo.

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