Star.
London, England, 1814-07-23 00:00:00

ROWING MATCH.

1

Yesterday a boat race took place, for the prize wher-
ry, given by the Gentlemen of the Funny Club, to be
towed for by seven pair of oars, in two heats ; the first
three boati of the first heat only were entitled to start
for the 2d heat. At half-past four o'clock the t0110,‘..
log seven boats, each with 1 pair of oars, started from
Blackfriars-bridge, each boat being distinguished by
their respective colours :

I. Win.am llorntnn, Hungerford, and John Jones, Old Swan
—Scule:.

t. Edward Burch, Pepper-Alley, and Edward fatiow, HUD.
&afford—Purple.
James Bieokstin, Old Swan, and Samuel Pinner, White-
hall—Orange.
' 4. James DAVit4 Lambeth, and Abraham Leek, Westminster
—light Blue
5. Robert Marrow, Black&len, and James Watford, Temple
s. William Brnmwell, Yanabaa, aid Samuel Brtionaieldt
kgorseferrv—Green.
7. George Bromwell, Vauxhall, and William Loader, Vatik.ide,
There was nothing allowed for the first heat ; only
the first three boats of this heat being entitled to start
for the almond beat. At six o'clock N. 2, No. 6, and
N 0.7, being the three boats that saved distance, start-
ed for the decisive heat, which, in the opinion of those
skilled in .such amusements, was (isle .of the best con-
tested heats ever seen. The victory.for sonie time was
doubtful ; the rowels skewed much sport until they
were off Cumberland Gardins,,being very close and
sometimes abreast ; they kept on the Millbank side,
and went round a boat mooted a abort distance below
.battersea-bridge, and returned down the Surrey shore,
to the prize-wherry rff Cumberland-gardens, in the
followibf order :—No. 7 first, N0..2 second, and No.
6 List. fhe 2d boat received two guineas, and the
last boat one guinea.

Yesterday Mr. SADLIM obtained' permission from
the Duke of Davoutottaa to •re-ascend from Bur-
lington House again on Friday nett, when a young
Lady is expected to ascend with him.
The great pedestrian match, of fiO miles a day, for
`seven days. WAS decided yesterday, at Mend, Hens.
' /41r. MANNING, a pedeurian of cOsiderable note, had
undettakes the task for a beu of 2(X) guineas, and he
'tots beat yesterday, such being his fifth day's labour.
acid eeidentirimpossible

prerant by me." He added, gi Don't be tad ten;
happyabout it, as she shall never want." The witness
was quite surprised. Her sister did not then go to
live with him : she did a twelvemonth afterwards.
Upon' her cross-examination by Mr. POSANQUET
for the defendant, she said, that the plaintiff mai
against his father's consent. He had not a fartliinl.
from his father. She had some patrimony. He was
greatly in debt, and her fortune went in paying them
and his gaming. She had seen him pay debts but
never game.
Upon her re-examination by Mr. Serjeant linsr, she
said, that her sister sold oat her money the day before
she married, and gave it to her husband ; she could
not tell what other money he might have to pay his
debts with, except that he had some from his father.
Mr. Gardner, the defendant's partner, did not cln-
sider him as a man of substance: hewould give Cl 300
lot all he was worth ; he did not gain abuve £BOO per
annum.

Mr. BnSANQUET then addressed the jury in miti-
gation of damages, urging, that this was not a case in
which the defendant had betrayed the confidence of
his friend, or diverted the wife's affection from a fa-
mily of children.
The Jury, after retiring, assessed the plaintiff's da-
mages at £5OO. •

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
•ETFOBT SIR VICARY CLUBS AND A DUCTAL JURY.

AfACHADO, ESQ. V. OIiGLR.

This action was brought to recover the sum of
£32, being the price paid for a grey gelding by the
plaintiff to•the defendant, under a warranty.
It appeared in evidence, that the day after the
horse was bought, on the 23d of February, the horse
had a cough, that he continued gradually getting
worse, until the, confirmed glanders broke out upon
him, and died on the 28th of May. Several expert-
arced Veterinary Surgeons were called, and particu-
larly Mr. Sewell, from the Veterinary College, who
attended the examination of the horse after his death,
and they were all decidedly of opinion that the horse
had the complaint, or the seeds of it, prior to hic being
purchased ; and, upon that evidence, the Jury found
tor the plaintiff, for the value of the horse and the keep.

MARLIOROUGII-STItZET.-..ATedJW. who was charred
at this Office on Tuesday last, with killing his wife,
was yesterday re-examined, a Coroner's Jury having
sat on the body, and returned a verdict of Man-
slaughter. Ttte testimony, as was given hetore the
Coroner, was adduced upon this occasioa, and the
prisoner was fully committed for trial, on sti,i;;6. at
of murder. He will be indicted on two counts, the
one for murder, and the other for manslaughter.
Wednesday night, a woman, residing in Ship-yard,
Temple-bar, got out of bed in her sleep, put on her
clothes, unlocked the room door, threw herself over
the bannisters, arid was killed on the spot.
Yesterday, in Ormond-street, a boy, seven years of
age, named White, whilst setting fire to a long train
or gunpowder, was so much burnt by the flash flying
in his face, that he was conveyed to the Hospital
neatly blind.
Yesterday morning a youth, while exercising a spi.
rited horse, in the Borough-road, was thrown off, and
falling with his head against some stones, received a
fracture, and was taken to the Hospital with little
boon of recovery.
Yesterday afternoon, as one of the labourers at the
Strand Bridge was at work at the head of a barge
near the starlings, his foot slipped, and falling between
two barges he sunk to rise no more. The body was
dragged for, but ineffectually, the tide running at the
time very strong upwards
Wednesday last, at Berwickhill, near Newcastle,
during a thunder storm, as the carts of Mr. Nichol-
son were returning home from taking manure to theli
field, both the horses in the first cart were struck by
the lightning, and died instantly, whilst the driver re-
mained in the cart unhurt. The driver in the ad-
joining cart was struck down, bat fortunately re-
ceived no material injury.
Saturday a number of cows and heirers from Nor.
mandy, attended by two French drovers, arrived at
Reading market ; they fetched from seven to nine
pounds each. It was the fifth drove the men bad
brought since peace.
During the late run of feasts the prices of poultry
in London reached a height
.which will scarcely be
credited. In-the week before the Allred Sovereigns
left Town, ducks were sold at meaty-rwo rhiliinsi the
couple 1

PRICES OF HAY AND oTR.4W YESTERDAY.
IT. JAMILSi. WHIXECUAVIL.
Hay 41 os to 61- os Otl
Hay
51 Os to 61 Os 04
Straw 11 Os to 41 17s Oil Straw 11 Os to VI Si Oil
Clover 7l Os to 81 (Is Oil

NEWGATE AND LEAVENIiALL MARKE FS.
Beef, ter stone 4 4i to 5s 4d Veal 4* thl to e s 4d
Mutton - 44 Sd to 54 Kd Ps,rk 6e Od to is
Lamb Sa od to 'Zs Ad.

PRICE OF HOPS.
NEW 11/10%. NSW POCXETS.
61 Os to 111 Ss /Cent . 71 Os t• 101 Os
41 Nto 71 7s Sussex - 61 Os to DI t s
DI Os so SI Os Farnham isol o. to 111 of,

Sussel
Zara

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IDF.S.

Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 14 1011 to 21 Od
stone) - is 6d to 3s oil Market Calf . ils esch
Mlddting• 2a 21 to 2s 4d Btig Ham 14a 01 to 17s Oil
Lando Skins 2. it CO 3• 6.l—tdseep•kina, 1.5i1 ro 00d.

PRICE OR %KAMER IN
Duos, so .0 sithe 111 Yid
flu& sem 00113 s 1641 28d
Merchants Backs 21i 224
D►a•ipt Hides 114 22d
Fine Ch•ach Hides 22 2W
Crop Hide. f.r curt 201 2141
Ditto 46 sea... 21d 2sid

LRAM:NH:U.I.-4'IIUB I'.
Call Skins, So top 401bs sid Sad
Ditto 50 to 701 b; sod 41;
Ditto 70 to Sniks Sad 40d
Stu!! Seals Greenland sod Sad
Large ditto, per doz. Itto lays
Tanned Horse Hides 4id 47.1
Goat Skins Its Sns

• PRICK OF
St. James's Market Sr od
Clare Market oil

Wbiteckapel Market to
per stifne of et%

Graves tsa end--Good
Yellow Soap, 192e—Mottled,
Price of Candles per doz.

I ALLOW.
Town Tallow 87s Kt!
Yellow Rasia 08. 0d
While ditto /-Lis Od
I Soap ditto
Drop Igs
11 4.—Cu rd. 1 I Rl—Palm, 00s.
151 Od--Mould., IG. id.

COON FRY MARKERS.
Ozroao, July 21.• —Price of a bubbel of Wheat as. 101.1.—
The Quartorn Loaf, os. 10id.
Uasaiont, July 91..--Wheat, per load €l6 10s. to .esi 10s,
fluky, per quarter 34s to 36.. Oats 34s to sss. Beaus 46s
to 411 s. Polo 001 to 00..
PlitiCYS OP GOLD AND SILVEIt.
Portugal Gold in Coin, - Lo ()Os. and. per oz.
Foreign Gold in Bus -41 p 00s. 04.
Now Dollars' - .eo Ss. 94. per os.
New Doubloons, At ad. Silver in bars per os Os. Od.

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1.4 him to rowed. with great alum. Tbedefeaddat abbwered,
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