Star.
London, England, 1824-07-03 00:00:00

MULE. FISIIERY.

The following whiten were in theLlay.uf Islaada,36th December:
—Harriet, Astrusatm, 600 barrels of nil; Vamittart, 114C0/1,, 60
ditto; A4Q, florets, 1,200 ditto; Fanny, Rau,. I,Q ditto; Ro-
chester, N 1 oarn;3oo do. Saracen, mire, clean; Fiaaeb, Mx:, do.

LORD BYRUM

Thursday, the remaips of his Lordship arrived at the•
sore, from Greece, in as vessel chartered for the pur-
pose; anJ the intelligence being given to his Lordship's,
'executors, they immediately repaired to the place to
take the charge of it, hut to present any demur, from
int of legal authority to receive it, they previously
ved Isis Loldship's will. This important document
of 48th of July, ISLA, just six months-
Lordship's marriage with the heitess of the
.Milbanke and Node. anti• whets his Lady was-
onlyonl_
issue. Ile devises_ certain real es?
idale and elsewhere, to his friends. John
re, late of Trinity College, Cambridge,
Hanson; of Chancery-lane, London, Fig.
sale, and the money arising therefrom, to-
-clr part of his other property, as was not
marriage settlement, ou. Lady Byron and
'se directs to be in trust has hit only sister,
Ile Augusta nary Leigh, for her life, for
'ate and exclusive benefit, and,, after her
irincipal Ito go' miter children, of which-
And bis Lordship declares that he
provision for his sister and her children, in
his dear wife, Lady Byron, and any
Isla have, being. otherwise amply pro-
is Lordship appoints Mr. Itobliousr, and
his executor's, to. each. of whom he be-
legacy of one thousand pounds. .
a short codicil accompanying the will,
ember, 1818, when he was at Venice, pro-
certain object, but which has by subse-
An events become inoperative. The. property which
i:1 thus pass to Mrs-Leigh and her numerous family,
tclusive of the large- revenue which must ultimately
,arise from his great works,' will be very considerable.
Lady Byron has most liberally bestowed her jointure
2000 k. a-year,. which she took: out of his Lordship's
property under his marriage settlement, to Captain
George Anson Byron, of theßoyal Navy, who succeeds
Tr) the family honours—avant, at least, that his Lordship.
csiculated justly on her Ladyship's approval of his own
dapooltions to the female branch of his family equally
saprovided for.
It is rumoured that-tare-ate letters in town from
Cat hagena of the Ifith:Of May.. which state that a
Courier had arrived from Doti vas, at. Bogota, bringing
orders for the immediate levy of a large body of
twin, and for the remittance of considerable sums of
money to Peru.
Tut, BALM:WK.—The Imperial Gas Comb any, from
whose works the balloon with which Mr. Kamm=
ascended on Thursday was.inflated, hate behaved with
great liberality. The expense of the inflation was 50
guineas, and was task* paid by the Committee. The
.ompany, we understand, have since ordered the whole'
am td he paid back again into the hands of the widow
of the late Mr. JIRRRIS
oreiseer et slaves,. named Burwell Hancock, was
"'.;ed by a slave, our Cheraw South Carolina, on
Wedt:e>day the 19th ultimo: The black man cont•
pidined that he was unwell. The overseer called hire
. sullen rascal, and punched and thumped him several
times With his gust to ntake him go to work: the slave
still refn-ed, when Hancock gave him serval blows
*ith a stick, when the exasperated slave killed his over-
'. et with his hoe. The slave then fled, but was par-
!tied, taken on Friday, and on Saturday was tried by a
oArd freeholders, who sentenced into to be how&
have his header's off, and his body bunted. This was
accordingly done, nerd Mt head stud upon a pole, and
,:arr.ed a out the stmts.—Antrim Paper.

rti&matiy._
*it* D. .13Amt
• this,tobyeitil ibis4Wen; NON; Re.44.1)G0t
:Ovoids %vete iw Iffdo.Petit, *dot die tail el
{fiebt•aikkaniblit fot a ihd&day-aid braised:its by his
pets the I)ulte of You, Conuttandet-la4Chief.• Audios AIM
Pis Reryal Higbienetffired on the spot, aciotopanied• brAdititait-
Generat Sr- tflorairTottiatieitod metal o libtAlref:
kilos was instantly termed into line, and Iri
fits
Royal Highness.. who proceeded with the /kW doer 'frost aid •
'man • The Battalion theh formed into division, sod 'matched re:
peatedly .by his Royal Highness.. The- new milliliter exercise Wire
neat entered on, whieh'was performed in the. sty* and the !Hag.
'rotated in steady and mishit order. &Mang the Olken preeeet
we noticed the Hon. Colonel Towneemm; Colonel Deavaszai Cip-
tam Frractasznetf &c. His Royal *hiltless looked reinarkably
well, and seemed gratified with the militaireillseipline of the men.
Yesterday morning.. the third Battahoti of the lit Regiment of
Foot Gioards had a-grand field-day in Htdrhark, previous totheir
being reviewed. • • His • Royal. Highness the Duke of • You, the-Ca- ,
lonel and Commander of 'the Regiment, was on• the ground at a•
quarter before nine 'o'clock, and was • received with military ho-
nours. The Battalion then•went through the newslnilitary Irma'
nceuvreei which are much simpler than the-old once, which mar
pied abopt an-hour. The-men fell in at &quarter pest night. The
Battalion of the same Regiment underwent a-genteel inspte-
tiro by the ihoke of 'roan; on Thursday morning, in 'Hyde Parly
at the *erne hour. His 'Royal Highnen was then accompanied by
the Auto of Winne/mt. His Grace paid considerable attetitioWo'
and appeared to take-great interest int Ili new and improved raerciie.
The Bank eurnpinies of the 96th Regiment of• Infintry have ei
barked at, and sailed from Liverpool on the•rith ult: kir Haifa::
The remainder of the Regiment will embark forthwith• fee the
sametlestination.

The 67th Regiment will proceed shortly from Iliseensotath to ,
Dublin, to relieve the• 31st Regiment, which latter regiment • will
then conic to Englaud, preparatory to- their embarking fdr India; '
ahont August nett.
The.Speek transport, Lieutenant • Degoratotaire Agent, proceeds
with the 24th Regiment from Portsmouth to Plymouth, and is is,
tended to convey the Guards now at Plymouth to:Portsmouth.
The first Cornwall Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, snider the
command. of Major Ptassza.. In the absence-of "Lieutenant-Colonel
Sir Iticeatto• Vivyast,.. Bart., commenced their eight days perma-
nent duty at lltlston, on the 18th ult. On the "id, they were re-
viewed by Major TOWSSENN of •the 15th Light Dragoons; and on
the • 21d they were inspected• by him, dismounted, when- he was
pleased to say that• he had never seen a Yeomanry Regiment.. a*
well accoutred, nor that approached so nearly, both. in their ma•
oeuvres- and soldierlikt appearance, toe Regiment of the. Line.
Tuesday sennighr, the Dumfries-shire Yeomanry , Cavalry se•
putted themselves ezeeedingly. well—so meek so; that Major B.
HAMAN°, the Military Officer appointed 'to review them, expressed
his surprise• at the proficiency-they hid made in-se sheet -a-period.
Colonel 1`111intoo; of course; received. Ihrdueshare otprabe.—
During the whole day, the drill-greend• became a plate-of flees
rite-resort, thotteands hurried .t the-spot, and among the tompany
almost all thrfashionables of thetown and neighboorhosds *t Ake
o'clock, ninety-four Gentlemen sat down to turezeeitent• dieser, in
' the Ring's Arms Inn : Colonel 111414trate in the their; supported
by Major liseoutis, and other Military Olken; L J. Hose; Esq
of Annaedale, Croupier:
'lle. Kirkcudbright Yeomanry assembled fdethe•twenty-secoud'
year, on the 17th ultimo. rite head.qvarters the. season- were at
Castle Douglass On the Illth, they eel iebrated the amtiversaryrof
the battle of Waterloo; freed a- jibs dyliir, and-, drank the Dulteof
Weritiorroves health, and the fieroerof Waterloo, in a-treat
the °Meets, who also gave i' dinner to tier Ifagetrateraod t -
Gentlemen of the neighbourhood on the occasion. The filightrates•
entertained the-whole corps in the TOwn.ftitillithe evening. On
the evening of the Web, the. Colonel receiled It- letter from Via:.
count K 13040111, which announeed the restoration of his title; and
his health was drank with enthusiasm bythe. Oilers thew merle
'Med. Thegratifying intelligent-o'w*, aleteteeed.netedis Halle
Regiment, ih front of Greenlee Haase; when: Sir
Gement treated the Regiment with wine to drink Lord Miasma:o
heath. Three trollies were fired, three hums giver and an uni-
tnimous wish expressed by the Regiment, that flu? ;sight be per.
minted by Lord- Keissona, who Is the Tier Lord Lieutetietef
the Comity, to-meothis Dardsbip at the _c of the &ewarer,
to welcome. and escort "hint home .-eineitaltsed a
number of Gentlemen on the occasion, to dfintei? and etleb
the restoration of this. ancient family. with feellegeorthe vastest
delight; whilst two blaeingfires, on delicate. of Greenlee, an-
nounced the happy event-to:tie surrounding causer* Doitheilidi
the Regintent.waisimpected by-Major liassomat of theStla Drat-
point. who. impressed.. his: nnqualife4 approbation- of- the nes.
nceuvres, equipments, and eificieucy of the corps; winch reedereetba
duty he had to ptrforna, in reporting as nubs Regiment, any led
most satisfactorys The alkerr enterable& the . Ittspeetlugg Gibers
and a,numerour.party. of' Gentiensento:dbroer—and gave al ball is.
the erasing, which was. well attesuled, and: kept up to ap. sod
hour. Tbr Regiment marched out of quarters on. the-bash, after
a very happy meeting. The Meets. and anstnereus.panyeeeres
ente/tained.at Greesdaw Hasse- and Sir Atexterenia-Csisseturee.
Wird the- Regiment whine/bawd of brown stouts
The Wigtownabire-Itemnamersvamembled at biewtottAtewart.far.
drill me the inthr.airreat,.ane Ipfusai new lihr sod whwesky. •
thet..beppriltde mow.: Medial emit eneestal, she gedikelVl end:
linnillnawolikerdenationostrof beta. Clacpra endives. it tkikdoter-
tourer with theraseek4eik during thoinetvaleoldityd imeeiikay•
se:insight the come waltrerieweabby.-bisioe Mumma; h Dm.
puma. who eagreiled.hintself! highly. pleased wish. the. nlgnstanna
od dietiplioant thoneo,, and Ma general woditice.sad toideg
°rank Winne& After the. roeleor, tha *reel ansk tit* hilted"
sae, down to an. Assam entertainment, provide& by Mo. Ciaike.
indtignot the:mooing with. their wonted mirth. ankeansbialitys

ROBBERY OF EARL COFfsPER'S STEWARD.
The four men seat' front Bow-street to Hertford, on
suspicion tinging concerned in the above. robbery, year
texday underwent examination before the fle,. Mr.
Lt.oin. The moment Harris., atiar•Long Nod, was
brought into the room, Mr. Hainer declared- he was the
man with whom he scuffled, and, when he was. toyer-
powered, tied his hands, and threw him cut the. ground.
A shepherd and another man, who sodas& with the
* robbers outside the house, deposed' t‘ air* Oat
Thomas, being one of the gang.. ^pilie tY srtriied
terribly -depressed, and the other.pratoners, inig4 they
all behaved. with much effrontery. on, their j.:nitnity, as-
sumed a very serious aspect while under euinimation, and
were remanded till Tuesday, when they, with Midfield,l
who seemed mightily down intlutmonth when lte heard
of their apprehension, will be re-examined. Bishop, on his
return to town last night, repaired to Chancery-lane, and
apprehended the. keeper of the coffee-shop where he se-
cured the prisoner,. He was lodged iu At. Nartin's
watch-house, and will be conducted to Hertford t
,Ixisday.

DARING RODIIIIRY.— A bout two o'clock this morn-
'
' ing, a Gentleman named SasmilMlNht attacked near Qpeeo-street,
Lincoln's et
lon-belds, by three fellows, cot of whom.. robbed bins of
a gold watch, three seals, oda key, So daring, were the. fellows.
that one of tbeln turned rotted, on leaiing bias, and with a dreads-
ful oath, threatened bit lig. From the cirsocostaoie,, however, of
there being Wong reason to atisfect whu they are,. there is little
doubt that they will be taken.
Yesterday a ballot was taken at the East India House,
for the determination of the following question, viz.
0 That thie Court-warm their Resolution of the Orb ultimo,
approving a Resolution. of the Court of Director, of the nth of
January last, grauting to the Cornetts CommiasitMare. its 19011 as
they shall 'be employed in the double duty of imrgrigpting claims
plum the Carnatic and claims.upou Tanjore, a special allow/slice 'of
21300 per aunniv emit, from the. Company. itr addit'ott to the
al-
towaoarof 2114100 per annum at present enjoyed bye them ontisribis
Carnatic Deed,. nil Saint *fir allow:on* Irons the Period when
either Commission shall tease, at 41SCID per aonum, to continue sO
long as. they may be employed under the remaining Commission,
and to be paid. should the remaining Conmaission be the Cantu*
Commission, seat present, and dumb' it be the Tanjore Coitunii-
dun, from the ComPollf s Cash."
At six o'clock the glasses were closed, and delivered to
the scrutineers, who reportpd this numbers to her viz.
Fur the guy:anon . . - 3.117.
Age the quasi** - - flt/
11,1.4oeity 107
Bee or SIINOUR.—After the battle of ;1111,41 fiFjp‘a.
which was gained by the sopesiastoolondship at At Asko Vi ArIN.
;SI73POWS as Flab :wt.( vas bat do Wee mid •iv
0141 prepare for you the richest bed 'bat a Myth woe
:" upon which be had we cossansizo4 of ill the stoodorl7;
• •
colossi tales' from the camp

• ht
,11, 44Arilre
T 4 Duke.oftedfOrdharin th Vhscirst manner tor
lunteerea the it') :Or iiis bi?e, for -the: Leneft of poor
Mrs. Bland, on glimday nett; and accompanies it by a
very liberal donitiOn ; the.titschess of Northumberland
iemSt. ti:; General Pliiivet, 101'; Mrs. tiaras has
been kind enough to give M 1..; the Vauxhall hardens,
0.. ; Graham, the veteranlannister, and Mrs. Ed-
;win, have- likewise sent contributions. Indeed, we ate
;persuaded it is only necessary to snake the Public tho-
roughly acquainted with her miserable state, both as to
mental infirmity and pecuniary want, to ensure a cor-
responding subscription.
W. Elihum, E.g. W.; tbe.Proprieter ad this Epigsb Ow*.
house, 101.105.; A. Copeland. seq. ; An old lifld4td. 1711-;
G. Robins, Esq. tot. ins.
Micready•has enclosed five guineas to.lkfr. Ro-
-1 bins, in aid of poor Mrs. Bland's subscription, and a-
kind letter, expressing his regret, that being 260 miles
from London, he is unable to tender his gratuitous ex-
ertions- on the benefit night. Mathews has, in the
handsomest manner, volunteered to play on Monday
for Mrs. Bland's benefit. The Directors of the Opera
have kindly peimitted the principal singers and dancers
o contribute their powerful aid-on this occasion.
I SIR WILLIAM CURTIS, BART.
RAMSGATE, „JULY 2.
The worthy Alderman, Sir WILLIAM. CURTIS, Bart.

having returned from his trip td the. Mediterranean in
his .yacht, the Emma, appeared off the harbour on Wed-
nesday afternoon; but, of.corir,:e, could not land until
:the
order should arrive for dispensing with the usual
:term of quarantine, as the. whole of the crew are per-
fectly free from sickness. The necesiary permission
!having been received, this morning grand preparations
,were made to afford such a reception to the worthy
[aronet as .might testify the satisfaction of the inhabit-
nts at-his safe return, and express their sincere wishes
hat he might enjoy many mole yeas of good health.
e. principal streets were hung with colours, and the
essels in the harbour were covered with flags. At one
'clock a. round of cannon from Wellington Crescent
aye notice that the yacht was entering the liarb9ur.
The brazen throats of the cannon on board the surround-
ng vessels paid their tribute of congratulation, and a
!merry peal of bells from St. Lawrence Church sent
forth their share of rejoicing. At half-past two o'clock
immense concourse of the inhabitants and visitors
!was assembled on the pier, when Sir Waustam disem-'
,t 'arked from his yacht, upon a platform which had been
urposely constructed, opposite the Pier-house, wher
e was met by the Rev. R. HA Vint and Sir Titoatax
mtz the two Magistrates, as well as.by a very, nume-.
qas body of inhabitants, and by them condncted'to thy
Pier-house amidst the loud plaudits and warm congra-
uNtions of the crowds assembled to witness his return.
lA band of music enlivened the scene. So hearty and
Swarm a reception nearly Overpowered, the feelings of
he worthy Baronet, on hit passage from the. vessel to
khe Pier-house, and he was scarcely able to make any
;other reply than bowing to their lengthened greetings.
-A Meeting of the Inhabitants having been held at the
Town Hall this morning, it was unanimously resolved
Piet Sir Vftx.t.totit Cuurts should be invited to a
gi üblic Dinner, here. on the. 19th instant, being the inni-
lversary -of the Coronation. On. this invitation being
conveyed to him, he expressed the gratification be
should. Feel in meeting his Itamagete. friends on that
occasion, saying, " If I am alive on that day, nothing
would give me greater pleasure." The worthy Baronet
was then conveyed to Cliff House, in his own carriage,
followed by their lengthened and continued cheers. '
In addition to the above account of the welco i
given to Sir WI VLI AM Cintris, on his return home, ler.
Add the following notice .1f the worthy Baronet's re.
cepticui. at Cadiz, from the French Papers:
" CADIZ, JUN2.III
• " Sir William Cindy arrived here- on thee Mb instant; in his.

quit; t... ,
Sir William Curtis. who is here, haslad a constant anctextensive
round of dinner invitations from elswreepeetable. British Merchants
•otehis, Cis* and is return. for their civilities, thw worthy Bennet
entertained them no beard of his beautiful yacht, op therligh ult.
with a sumptuous Omer.
Monday, Viscount aTATIORV. (late Sir Gaoaos.Jta.
postehasi: arrived. at. Rem on his:way to Cosset. Hall, and was
gyeets4.bra.oserty peed °ease musicel hells c St. J.auseesToMer.
We noticed, a :1)-w -time since.• the premium “111-
fared upon M. annyna , .6y the Board of Longitude,
for his nseihoil of correcting the local attraction of vet
and we feel that in giving publicity to the follow..
sng letter, while. doing iustice to. the liberal views of the
;Corporation or the Trinity, we are also advancing the
science of
,navigation, by promulgating the opinion of
such. a respectable body, of a discovery which promises
to. be- of the greatest importance to the nautical and
mercantile professions. We understand that the Adirni-
rah/ are making prepasetions for the. general adoption
of the practice in the Navy; and we have no doubt that
this unq,ualified approbation of the Elder Brethren of
the Trinity House will have its due weight in our mer-
cantile service: (corr.)
" Trinity House, .Tune 17, 104.
Sra—The General Chart of this Corporation having bad under
mosideration the importance anAutilley of your method for correct-
ing the local attraction, and ceneepatee deviation of the compass on
shipboard, and being of opinion that the practir.p of the science of
navigation will be greatly benefited, and the security of all daises of
shipping very materially promoted thereby ;
P have it in command to acquaint you, that it has been re-
solve/ to present you with the aunt of Two Hundred Pounds, as a
Mark of the high senile the. Elder Brethren entertain of the meth
and practical utility of so important a discovery.
I am, Sir, your obedient and humble servant
(Signed) "J. HERBERT, 'Secretary.
" To Pere .Barlowt Esq. F. 8.5.". '
The currant Tarter of the LITIMARII com-
mend" on Saturday, July 341, with a sutnber (689) containing
several very novel Articles. Among them are a Specimen of ate
modern Greek, and Translation of the whole Funeral Oration
opposed and delivered by M. Spiridiott on Lord Byron at blisso-
amilpriesed by. cutlet of the Gov nt ; an Old Miler's
Opeennt of the Royal Party of the Sandwich mersetod,frous
Ybe Journal of a Fellow-Passenger with them, and full of curious
particulars; a Petition and Remonstrance from the Fishes of the
Thinieragainat the favourable Review of Walton's !Antler; Tran-
seeites of some of the nwsse remarkable Lacey, Notes, Sec. on the
Suits of which pope, version of the Iliost was eliielly written;
wa* Msdital port on the erevidling Diseases of the Seasop,
with Wee on Cutaneous Disorders; Parr on Natter from *
Ofhtirasb.4 Philosopher.. The Reviews ertnpreisend the Inipro-
;efpnafte, by L. F. L. with copious extracts hoot that beautiful
Maw; Taiaceay, IL Rowney Tour IA Gwaltney. WI, Meow
'intewr Of sex. tialvsnitiesori Moans of the Students; Nuliialles
ibob-littb valuable Eyerices and Noiltel of ukher
IF: Ytthij-
rX. irariety of Sieneite, Literary, 'Minkel, and litea.
• beellgence. Critiques. eau ate Floe Asse% Poore, &e. &O.
JuitgiPtionat irotalimi•Pail Ise prietol. Vuss. Ilse Litt pierivua
Half-year are ready tar delivery. Poblisked warp ,
W. A. Scripp, 682, (Deter 'Change) Stianck rice 'ersiags
for Country Circulation by Post, price ls.

TILEATRE ROTIAL,II4Y MARKET.
The interesting Comedy of Every necha.Aie- Fault
was performed at this house last night, when Mc.rteitur
assumed the character of Mr. frinim. We have already
had occasion to speak. favourably of this Gentleman,
and we are happy in being able to add a further tribute
of commendation to his efforts in this piece. His per-
formance throtWhout was marked by appropriate dig-
nity and spirit, and the scenes wherein a conflict is
maintained between pride and necessity, were very
effectively represented. Mrs. 13 Lov ta, as Lady Ellinor,
exercised her powerful column] over the feelings of her
audience; and Mr. LISTON, as Soles, successfully re-
lieved the graver character of the piece. Mr. W. Eutaw
was highly diver slog as Haraionyi
The Cock.of the Waa.followed, and was succeeded
by A Roland !arm...Oliver ; and both went off with
considerable effect.

FATAL ACCIDENT.
Monday night a most melancholy accident took place,
which has thrown the whole neighbourhood in a deep
gloom. It had been the custom, for these two years
past, to have a wit of regatta on that day on the Dee,
at the Lower Ferry house, kept by Arthur tirysing, ivho
found it his advantage in supplying the small prise;
which are theobjects of contention.—About 11Xicloek,-
the company, having. indulged themselves in drink•
ing and dancing, a boat Containing a number of per-
sons was pushed off from the shore, with a view of
crossing, and it is said, that while on their passage,
there was a struggle among some of the unforthnete
men with the boys wha had the management of the
vessel, for the supremacy of the oars ; in this they suc-
ceeded, but in their awkward attempts to evade the
power of the tide, they were driven with great violence,
so as to stove in the side of the boat, against a sloop,
and the whole were instantly overwhelmed. Such exer-
tions were made as the lateness of the hour and the sud-
denness of the accident rendered available, but only
few, chiefly boys, weresaved. Among the victims were
two fine young women, sisters, one of- whom was at.
tended by her lover, and it is a singular-fact, they were
all found in one spot; while their ill-fated companioin-
were either lying far from them, or are not yet discovered.
—The names of these poor beings, who, in a.moment
of festivity and joy, were thus awfully called away, are
not yet correctly ascertained, but the following are of
the number, Thomas 4cad, Ellen Hoolse, Aura Hoolse,
Robert Barlington, William Roberts, leaving a widow
and six children, Edward Jones, Robert Jones; fils.
Leckman (servant, nameunknown),4ames.Balmur; and,
Anne Ralmnr, Joseph .fone, William Davison, .and,
Sarah Williams.—The bodies alteady found are Rqbect!
Barlingtcua, William Roberts, Sarab Anne,
Hoolse and Ellen }lonise, the, two latter were found
clapsed in each others arms. He blame whateeecii.
atttacbed to the Ferry me,i, they gave every cautiop,.
previous, to the boat leaving the shore, but all to qp
effect.—Chester Chronicle.

SPORTING lATELLIGEhrea
ANg,LRio.
flax • cantiat.;
' Angling :Amy. be now .enjoyed In a
fresh water fish will 40 this rq.anth ;
iilkit.aaa perch, being not yet fully
Which always leaves alms in a leanadsl
foithie titbit and indietient to the balti
deity (Wring the beat of ntid-day ; t 1
Pursue this sport, should angin fdr them
ing. Trout are stilt is eiffelleni.crindltlon,
July his it alibis awn day,; with choice 0'
the spionifirblit, he may etpeat to b-

LA.NgAsTfitt
A Produce Stakes of 50gi. each, h..,
run (or between Mr. J. Ferguson's gr. c.
e. f It was a fine race, adjudged
though the colt won hi.half a neck.
;Lemont of wrong,r- ‘; awl the 911111,
for )7CiSl9l4*
or all •

weight
bctiic. the Jockey, Clqb
The. Then Mete art/0, t, VS, Stc- was wen, alter lose
Most excelleitt• heats, by the Litbrt. T.' 0: PowLett's- ch. c. Boss,
baths* Sr. Jsoksos;'* Zeno, Mr. lianposn's.. Young Cog. =We
Cligercra;Weellelfs riastini -111/afPea• sa• a• es* Nr, T. Ude
chinson's Met.
THR nngq.
Yesterday evening. tire. Castle, la Holbont, was crowded to et.
cess. The maid indeennent to the numerate muster.was check*.
lenge girceat:Bolciser7srbenalt• ts 4 Tuesday, Ike Tennisreptspe
by a Gentleman, who said heswae ready to back.a,muptriman, un-
known in the Loudite,ring, apinsuany of.whatever riiPk,
fur three hundred sovereigns. At nine o clock, Belcher asters:4as
grand assembly room, and WWI I lud tereiverf a letter, from the
Gentleman at whose instance the challenge in question bad kepi
given, apOlogisint let. his absence, bet afitthofling him to take in
writing any proposition. wlaich.mitht be offertri. By illpyd; thie,
the name of the man tto be backgl wars. Brown, and that the grill
tleman was acting on the pin of his country backup. The. 407
lengo was thrice attdittly doeLual, but ne =sayer wee Vein; lied
thus Mr. Brown's offer at present ties Upon the shelf..
A New Coes/Aims-1n the course of the eveningotivothepto-
berniats candidase for, Stoic laurels, anocigneed his wish to enclitic
Ring with any Mail-coschman.or Stair-asacinnall that ever dfcg
into or one of London. Thikkern of. the Whin exhibited it say*
medal, from which it appeared that his Mine wasTatrkli 1111Lsegk-
lan—that-he kid driven the Mail-coach from Dublin to Cork—and
that, in August and Sqlte,raber, 1144 he. bad BIM& aolaralteausir
defended his Majesty's mail spine the attacks of on. kriped•lsio-
[Hui. His weight is abont stpne, and be is a alike lathe Etsig.
Langan and Jack Randall are his patrons. • • ' •
Lannatt AND Jew Wase.—is is still believed this aidlLbeatiatola,
Ward's friends will make, a bold effort to muses: Ilan sal*, mato
doubt it will be a toed fight" Ward swear! by, Boajapa, thayig
Shall be a spotre,concern, and that he'll do 14 best an wkl,
qtticxiT.
Tuesday, a Match was played at lump. brit, Aegean mg
Ham Clubs, fOr. ten sovereigns, gives by M. No" ipst. • it wale
decided in Wolin nitito fanner.
!Aug" POP
First Inninv - - $4 First Inpit
Seconti Dittp - - 36 Second Mtn -
Total - 1414 Tofal " SOP
--wrr - 7 7 •
The late Mrs. Piaui one evening readittg in her
closet, the candlestick sudsienly ininped o 4 ths table, kith*, fire
ran along the floor, and after a short time leR a piece of patella
Same, which with her foot, to prevent mischief, she put under tho
grate. She then sat down to consider what could possible. Reek
.vion this event. She knew the doom and windows were faat, sib
that there was no way open into the room but by ibe chimney, led
!that anything should come &two there and striltethe candle Girths
table in that strange manner, was altogether impassible Alt batik.
!after she bad wearied herself with reflecting to no purpose, sf
rang the bell. When the serve:WlNN told wia..t had happened, be
very coolly begged pardon for having, by mistake, given a *mold
candle with a gunpowder squib La it, which was intended to stake
,some sport among the servants.
VATILMT ki.ovs GLAD. WINDOWS AND sll.llolPia
Jams's& Game.% IR.—The Nem. Wiltdowa, whiling!, OW
Owe, having the effect of one uniform sheet of GU" has. lb-
itaiird the lushest approbation of the first Nobility and Geotyy.le
'the Fingdom•iii whose Mansions they are placed ;
,similar to
i7e,,,,,...„....alti:4o.7:64flrea:isin.:tirasoidacorpt)or.raqedbmr.tootFia,Deenaclart Caintscluncioc:;:teCillnalat.re:alaahltas,
c. a !!
London (established Filly Year;); where, from the immense his
if* has late* taken place, Glasses of the fist qualitkiesietsgsaggy
`bewail; are sqld so a 'toy reduced scale; and N
Large atop.
Oise iisindtr4 roved Ructrrf°w. btu, height, Phjak"Ftbrre
klie" lets tit: eltzi .nrik:kistes, WtpdieSity
difivered to order, on sr .
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after his
lases of Milba
Kin* of his a
tales at Rochda
Cam tiobheuse,
q. and John H
is trust, for sale,
ether with sod
settled by his m
lief children, he
the Honourable
er own separat
itase, the prii
~,t:Te are eight.
ade si d! pruv
onsequence or
hildten he trait
ided for. His
fr. Harmon, hi
seaths a lewacl
There is also
ade in Novent
idiug for a cc

the from_ Gesso*, but hat. funs. Glib:sitar,. wiate. he. Usird rat
reaistetL aJew bouts.
" lie had as excidient pawass,of.ninadays from tbi foeuner.plaan
sad during !demesne dovis ths Mediterranean, ha neitOer tell is
with, sot-dill• he-beard; war Mseritte-aarstirs 144orin that sea
" flab gm ow. show. satiosisa. rstnarkablywdl, and. skint*.
bialsalth waa trtti,sastit isipaitcd beam ho lift. Eitglapd, bet it.
quit; team: t.

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of stoocrlint.
all Its. varieties. 0144
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; but barbel, tooth. lire
illy recovered front s
and laogaid state, are lie
oaks offered by the ang)ei.
t4iMr, therefore, who wig's tp
ton In the inornl and mob.
Dation, and the
mice "AM an4.:oecalkmoll ~. •
bag mouton& and be!Ti,.
;,-TviisaOrg Agri
q. for stilts andlllllwegt
gf• F. and Sir ratio
Idged to favour of the ally, al-
k. The race los diignsell. as
FOP. it *Honored, *it ,b,