Star.
London, England, 1824-03-13 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARCH 12.

SIII7S ENTERED INWARDS—'Tie Golden Grove, Lavinia, and
Two Sister.,, from Youghal ; Good Intent, from °acrid ; Atnibable
Victor, ft on* Caen; Effort, front Smyrna; Got& Verwasting, from
Rotterdam ; Deception, from Calm, ; and Nliner va, from Antwerp.
ENTERED OCTWARDS—The Paris, for Elsintur ; Maria, Thomas,
and •Reliance, for Ilarnburgh ; 'row Anna, for Amsterdam; and
Esther, for Dublin. _

CLLR ZING OL TWA RDS—The Ilope, for Hamburgh • Nimrod, for
New York ; Symmetry, for Malta; Burden, tor it. John's; and
Ncwton, for the Baltic.

Yesterday, between twelve and one o'clock, Prince
Leorotti, attended by the Baron STOCIMAR, left town for Claremont.
The Duclies GLoucestLit vi,ited the Dolce and
Duchess of CLA BENCE yesterday.
Pi i LEOPOLD. attended by Baron STOCKMA it, dined
with the Duchess of KENT on Thursday, at her apartments at the
King's Palace, Kensington. his Royal highness honor:-ed the
Dowager Marchioness of Ilefteronn with his presence in the even-
ing, at her residence in Manchester-square.
ENULISII OPLRA HOUSE.—.Ur. 13ARTLEY'S Lecture
on Astronomy was last night respectably attended, by an audience
who listened with marked attention to his clear and impressive
description of the various phenomena of the heavens and the earth,
the ietary system, the comet, &c.
Air. Waal= repeated his lecture on Astronorny,at the King's
Theatre last night, ind in unfolding the wonders of the .tarry hea-
vens, and " the earth that we inh.ibit," inculcated that necessary
and useful lesson, to look •' from Nature up to Nature's GOD."—
The splendid Eidouranion affords an admirable illustration of that
most delightful of all sciences—Astronomy.

• .• •
I FUNERAL CF THE MARQUIS OF TICIIP.
This morning the remains of tbis much-revcctiql yolint
man, eldest son of his Grace'the Duke of Von A xn, and nephew of
the Right Honourable Grolier CANNINII, Secretary. for Foretgn
Affairs, were removed from St. James's-square, fur interment at
Mary-la-bonne Church, in the same vault as that of his lamented
grandfather. The mournful procession consisted of a hearse and,
sit horses, bearing the armorial escutcheons of the deceased Mar-
quis, followed by three mourning coaches and six, containing his
nearest relations, among whom were four of the deceased's uncles,
including the Right Honourable Gentleman abovementioned, and
two of
_his confidential servants. The cavalcade, on St.,
James's-squire, was joined by a numerous train of Noblemen and
Gentlemen'i carriages, which proceeded with the utmost solemnity
through Charles-street; the tlioadrant,ointo Regent-street, Portlands
plaCe, and along the New Road, to Mary-la-bonne Church, where
the ceremony and interment took plate in the presence of an im-
mense number of spectators.

JUDGMENT IN THE QUEEASBERRY CASES.

We feel great pleasure in presenting our Readers
with exact copies of the Judgments in the long-pending
QUEENSBERRY Cases.

Die Merairij, 25 Fewurtrij, 1824.

After hearing Counsel, on Friday last, upon the Petitiat and
Appeal of the Bight Honourable Francis Charteris I)obglas, Fart
of Wemyss and Alarch, complaining of three Interlocutors of the
Lord Ordinary in Scotland, of the 26th of FAruary, the 16th of
May, and 28th of November, 1820; and also of three Interlocutors
of the Lords of Session there, of the First Division, the first dated
the twenty-eighth of February, 1821, and the two latter the ninth
of Illarch, 1821 ; and praying that the same might be reversed,
varied, or amended, or that the Appellant might have such
other relief in the premises as io this House, in their Lordships'
great wisdom, should seem meet ; as also upon the Answer of
James Alexander, tenant in Easter liapprew,- and the Answer of
Sir James Montgomery, of Stanhope, Baronet, put into the saki
Appeal; and due consideration had, this day, of what was offered
on either aid; itt this Cause : It is ordered and adjudged by the'
Lord; Spiritual and Temporal, in Parliament assembled, That the
said Petition and Appeal be, and is hereby dismissed this house ;
and that the said interlocutors therein complained of be, and the
same are hereby affirmed.

(Sigi.ed) 111.:NItY cpwrrat, Dep. elev. Parliamentor.

Die Mercurii, 10 Mariii, 111124.

After healing Coansel on Friday the 1:;th, 'Monday the 16th, and
Tuesday the 17th, days or February List, upini ihe Petition and Ap-
peal of Walter Franck Duke of Buccteugh and Queensberry, and
of Henry James Lord Montagu, and the illpnourable Charles
Douglas, bis Curators, complaining of three Interlocutors of the
Lord Ordinary in 'Scotland, of the twenty-second of December,lll2l,
and the ent d of.lanuary,and twenty-tecond of •May,•lB'22 ;
and also of an Interlocutor of the I.otds of Session there, of the
Second Division, of the 13th of November, (Signed 14th No-
vember), 1822. and praying that the same might be reversed, va
ried, or emended, or that the Appellants might have such other
tune( in the premises, as to this House, in their Lordships'great wis-
dom should seem meet ; as also upon the answer of Sir James
Montgomery, Baronet, and other Trustees and Executors of W,il-
- late Duke of Queentberry, put into the said appeal; and
due consideration had on alonday the Ist of this instant March.
and this day of what was offered on tither side in this cause : It
is ordered and adjudged -by the Lords Spiritual and Tem-
poral, in Parliament assembled, that, the said Interlocutors
complained of in the said appeal, so far as the same are judgments
upon the subject in litig.ition between the parties, he, and the same
aresherrhy, affirmed.

(Signed) 111:1SilLY COWPF.R, flep. Cler. Parliamentor.
Die 3fercairij, 10 Marlfj. 1824.

. _
After bearing Counsel on Weilnesdny, the 18th day of February
last, ulion the Petition and Appeal of Sir .times Montgomery, of
Stanhope, Baronet; William Murray, Lleiiikard, li:spire;
and Edward Bullock Douglas, of the !liner L radon, Esq.
at present residing in Edinburgh surviving Tt niters and Execu-
tors of the late Walhan Duke of qiieeniberry ; complaining of
three Interlocutors of the Lord Ordinary in Scotland, 01 the 7th of
February, the 14th of May, and sth of June, 1852 ; and also of an
Interlocutor of the Lords of Session there, of the Second Division,
of the 15th of November signed 14th Novernaer), 1822; and
playing, that the same might lie reversed, varied,or alerted, or
that the appt Manes might have such relief in the premises, as to this
House, in their Lordships' great wisdom should seem meet, as also
upon the answer of John 'Hyslop, jun. son and representative of
the deceased John Hyslop, put in to the said appeal; and
due consideration had on Monday the fit st of this instant, March,
and this day, of what was offered on either side in this cause: It
is orderid and adjudged, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,
in Parliament assembled That the said PAitien and Appeal be,
and is hereby dismissed this Douse ; and that the said Interlocu-
tors therein complained of, be, and the salve are hereby affirmed :
And it is further ordeted, That the Appellants do pay, or cause to
be paid, to the said•ltespoodent, the suit of Two Hundred Pounds,
for his Costs in respect of the said Appeal.

(Signed) lIENItY COWPEit, Jkp. Cler. Parliamentor.
Die Mertzirij, 10 Maria, 1824.

After bearing Counsel on Monday, the 9th ; Wednesday, 'the
11th ; and Friday, the iztli days of February Idst, upon the Petition
and Appeal of Walter Francis, Duke of Buccleugh and Queens-
berry; and of henry-James, Lord Montague; and the Honourable
Charles Douglas, his Curators, complaining of two Interlocutors of"
the Lord Ordiatary in 'Scotland, of the 23d of December, 1831,
and the 14th of May, Hue; and also of an Interlocutor of the
Lords of Se.sion there, of the Second Division, of the 13th of Nu-
, verub, r signed 14th of Nov.) 1823, and praying that the same might
be reversed er amended, or that the appellants might have such
relief in_the premises, as to this House, in their Lordships' great
wisdom, should seem meet ; as also upon the- answer of John
Hyslop, sun of the late John Hyslop, tenant in Halscat ; and the
answer of Sir James Montgomery, Ilaronet, and others, Tiustees
and liTecutors of William, late Duke 9f Queensberry, put in to
the said appeal; and due consideration had on Monday, the Ist of
this instant Match, and this day, of what was offered on either side
in this cause: It is ordered and adjudged, by the Lords Spiritual
and Temporal, in Parliament assembled—That the said Petition
and Appeal be, and is hereby dismissed this House ; and that the
%aid Interlocutors therein complained of, be, and the same are
hereby affirmed. (Signed) •

lIENRY COW PER, Dep. C.Jer. Purliamentor.

BOW-STREET.

W. 17.1gc'ey, the driver of the hackney-coach, No. 754, was
summoned to this Office, by Richard Martin, Esq. M.P. charged
with cruelly and wantonly beating his horses on the 2d inst. blr.
Martin said that he saw the defendant on the day stated, near Craig's-
court, Charing-cross, most cruelly beating one of the horses he was
driving, and that it was with the greatest difficulty he could hold
the horse back.—Coacher, in defence, said that the horse he was
driving on that day would scarcely bear so be touched with the
whip, much more to be used in the manner described by Mr. Martin.
Mr. /hies observed that he had great difficulty to find out what
whipping a horse required ; but in this ease the coachman had most
clearly proved that the bone required no whipping at all.
To this the coachman replied, that he had duvet' the same pair of
hoses nearly five mouths, and dm there was not a whip-mark to
be found about them.

Mr. Martin hoped that his Worship would mitigate the penalty to
the lowest sum allowed by the Act of Parliament.
Mr. HALLS said, that as the coachman had proved the ease
against himself, he should inflict the lowest penalty, 10s. which,
with tle acme," Mr. Martin gave to the puor-hux.

.totifir OP en. :)A-"Cnny-- Ims D.Y.
ctoscgs v. CraRGES.
, MT: HART; in calling his 'Lordship's attention to this
cause, in which property to an immense amount in the
West Indies is at stake, said, that a few days since his
Lordship had been pleased to order, that the sale of the
property should he stayed' for three months. The Re.
gistrar had accordingly drawn up the order in the pre.
else terms in which his -Lot dship had directed it, Luc
the Master appeared to have some doubts as to the ex.
tent-it was intended to go, namely, whether he was not
at liberty to proceed with it pendii,g the three months
as heretofore? Thathe was not, he (Nlr. Ilart) felt ws
don!•)t ; ancihe now asked of his Lordship an anst ei by
which the point would be set at test.
The Lotto Cu scettain.—The proceedings mu.t
course, be stayed in tl,c Mattel's Office, without son.;
tut-then intimation from me.

Mr. IJEALD said, the Al.!ster must of-course giver.).
tice that the sale had been o..tooned.
TheLono CuLOIL— ColliSt• ; let him advt 7.
rise the postponement of tilt! sale, hid walling I:trait:l.