Star.
London, England, 1824-06-02 00:00:00

BOXING.

FINAL ARRANGEMENT OF THE GREAT FICrIT.—Tt k impossible t 6
describe the confusion lan night at the Castle Tavern, Holborn,
and it was equally to at the Union Arnie, in atendon-streit.—
Belcher has done his duty; Ctibb has also done his. Langan w•as
at Belcher's; Spring was at ('ribb's. Spring came to Belcher's,
and was received with great applause. Langan remained up stair,
and the money was made good. • Betting wai 3 to I on Spring.
Spring had a benefit, yesterday, at the rives' Court. It was ex.
cessively crowded.

SAILING MATcti.—Yesterday the fir=t sailing match for the sea"
took place above bridge, between the Dan Giovanni,C..?tain Da tr,
and the Spitfire, Captain BETrsworrn, for X5O. 'they ailed irwk
Blackfriar's Bridge to Wandsworth. and back to Cumberland (h'.
dens. The match was well maintained, and was finally decided in
favour of Captain Davy. On the 1)on Giovanni's arrival at ember-
land Gardens her victory was announced by the firing of bens.

WINDSOR, JUNE I.—The KING took his accustomed
airing in his phaeton this ?horning, in Windsor Great Park, 7.:41
afterwards alighted at the Royal Lodge.—The Bridge at Windsor
was opened this day at 12 o'clock. An immense concourse of spec-
tators were collected from all parts to witness the ceremony.
His Serene Highness the reigning Duke of BILUNs•
wIcK arrived at Berne on the 9:11

The Duchess of WELLINGros gave a grand concert
at Apsley House on Monday evening. The whole range of :vet-
ment s were thrown open, which were illuminated with unique
Haney. The major part of the haut lon were present.
A serious accident occurred to Madame nowt Dr
Brows; last right, at the King's Theatre. After the first act of :Le
opera was concluded, a scent fell op her head and cut her sever::;.
The sailing of the G nu; ER, Captain LYON, from Dept-
ford, is delayed ur.til the 10th instant, in consequence of the
being found so deep in the water with all the stores on board for 18
months, as to render the voyage across the Atlantic to Hudson's
Straits dangerous. One of the Hudson's-bay ships is therefore to ac-
company the Game, and convey as many of the stores,&c. as pesiible.
A misunderstanding has taken place betweeit
ilsoro and at. Sartroats, respecting a representation sent by •Le
latter to the Commission appointed by the Chamber of Peers ••t
examine the project for the conversion of the rade& Mr. Bars,:
is known to be the head and representative of one of the three
united companies who have entered into the contract fur enablius
the Frenc% Minister of Finance to sheet this grabd open:tion.
5T0R15, a respt ctahla Gentieman, formerly in the house of
de TASTEt, is connected with M. I....rera re, the Banker, who i• al n
one of the parties concerned in dole greet financial /mite%
were entertained that the dispute would he amicably settled.
Letters from Pernambuco to the 3d of April i!:tvc
been received. The Netheruy and Peranga frigate!' had arrived
there from Rio de Janeiro. .1 he Con-Inlander had notified to t7.e
local Government, that its members must immediately resign a:A
make rams for the individuate 'laminated by the EMPEROR. 'l
tour hours only were allowed for their decision, which had 1.
:inflated when the advicrs left ; but is was expected the ?le
of the Junta would comply with the Esteneor. s order, seal f‘l'O
their functions.

Another man serving in CA nLlLa's shop was ta'..en
before the Sitting Alderman. at Guildhall yesterday, for selling a
blasphemous publication. He was committed in Walsh of bail
Government have gr.tnitti the sun of £5,000
wards the building of St. David s Colleze, at Latnetter.
The Public will be gratifilJ to see, by the Adver
tisement in our fist column, that that unrivalled and et:chat:tile
Aquatic Exhibition, the Ide of Wight Regatta, is fixed thu yea,.
for the 18th and 19th Augest ensuing. On the 20th these will t -
a contest, it is said, round the liuuys, for One Hundred Guis.e“,
between the private Yachts of .I.ames Wets), Esq. and C. R.
Tarsor, Eiq. both yawl.ri;:ed; the former called she .11.16,
toms; thy latter, the Giulia, 42 tons; and, from being very.equ-61
matched iu size and tonnage, much interest sill be excited at 'he
time of trial. On the preceding day, a Sweepstakes Hitch tttll
take place front Cowes Roaduead to the Ness Light, by sever.i
of the Yachts c.f the Club, of corresponding class and tonnage:
sight that must prova most highly pleasing to every Amateur ssi
Aquatic Sports.
CORN-EXCHANGE.. MARK-LANE, JUNE 2.

Arrivals of this week, English Vs.hcar, qrs. Barley,
Oats, 5100 qra. Irish Oats, 1800 qr. flour, nsoo sacks.—there
scarcely any blisisicEi Ll.iing in th, Wheat trade tis.il,ty, and :13C
having much fresh at market, the prices may be considcr.d iWi!
as reported on i'dtinday. Marley still sells heavily. Beaus are is
demand at la+t quut.stions. In Peas tlivre is no variation. o.:ts
dry quality meet a free sale on much the same terms as per last.

MAu.s Annzvieu THIS D.tv.-1 Dublin I I Waterford I I
sey and Jersey I st lianiburgh I i irtaite.

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