Star.
London, England, 1824-07-26 00:00:00

VAUXHALL. GARDEAS.

The beauty of the weather, and the amusing and
splendid attractions of these delightful Gardens, caused
them to be crowded every evening they were opened
last week. Among the distinguished Personages who
visited them, were the following:
Prince Esterbazy,Duke of Rutland, Duchess of Rutiand,Duchess
of St..Alban's, ilarquis of Winchester, Alarchioness Cornwallis,
Fart Grey, Earl of Falmouth, Countess of War wick, Lord Chester-
fuld. Lady Dubery, Lady Hutchinson, Lady Muncaster, Lady
btaniford, Lady Wynn, Lady Fitzroy, Lady Beauclerk, Lord F.
lkauclerk, Misses Beauclerk, Lady Burroughs, Lord Chinks
Townsend, Lady Trullope, Honourable Mr. Gordon, Lady Mount.
Torii., Lady Cunningham, Lady Mildmay, Lord Tullamore, lion.
Captain Pellew, Mrs. Conics, Major 'Mercer, Colonel Vaughan,
Captain 11. Hall, Honourable Captain Barton, Admiral and
Douglas, Captain Donnatty, General brory, General Sir John
Doyle, General Age, General Boyle, Sir John Mitchell, Mrs.
Mitchell, Lord Nugent, Sir Thomas Neave, Bart. General Taylor,
Lady Pelham, Lord Elliott, Mr. Drummond, Sir R. Farquhar,
Thomas Wilson, Esq. Sir John live, Lord Petersham, Honourable
31r. Stanhope, &c.

Lord MILTON, who reached Wentworth House on
the sth inst. is proceeding forthwith to Ireland, where his presence
will be highly gratifying to a numerous tenantry.
Lord Viscount MELVILLE arrived at the George Inn,
Portsmouth, at the early hour of four o'clock on Saturday morn..
ing, and after *a few hours rest, he embarked for Ilyde, to visit his
family.
The night after the funeral of Lord Blt no hr, some thieves
broke into the Church of Huelna!' Torkard, and carried of a large
quantity of black cloth, with which the pulpit and reading-desk had
been hung, as a mark of respect to the memory of his Lord3hip.
Saturday se'nnight, just as the Marquis of Bute
steam-boat had stopped her engine, and was in the act of putting
out passengers at Renfrew ferry, near Glasgow, the Sovereign,
coming up the river, reached and passed the same point, when such
was the swell occasioned by the vessels Meeting from opposite di-
rections, that the ferry-boat swamped, and upset the whole on
board, to the number of nineteen, in the river.
Mr. O'CoNNaLL s:ated in the Catholic Association, on
Saturday last, that two hundred labourers could be bad in Carlow
to work at two-pence a-day, without food! We beg to inform
him that labourers could not be employed in the town of
Carlow, in the memory of the oldest man now living here, at
double the. daily wages that Mr. O'Connell has stated! For the
last two months the daily hire of good labourers has been twelve
pence in Carlow, and ten pence for the worst ! Such is the
=corny of Mr. O'Connell's information!—Carkw Morning Poll.
MSS BEAUMONT, late of Covent-garden Theatre, was
married un S.tturday, to Mr. Ows:sr, of the India House.
BEAUMONT was the Lady's theatrical name ; she is the
daughter of Dr. BROWNE, late of Dublin.
The Emperor of Russia, desirous of giving testimonies
of his favour to the Generals and superior Officers of the
french armies who most distinguished themselves in
the late war in Spain, has conferred various Orders of,
Knighthood upon them. The list comprehends all the
Marshals and Generals, and numerous other Officers
employed in the Spanish campaign.
A few days ago, a young woman, being on her retur n
to her residence from New Inn, was waylaid by thirteen
miscreants, who dragged her into a field, and had the
brutality to witness her ruin effected by one of the gang,
who is supposed to have resorted to this nefarious act
for the purpose of securing her fortune, which is about
`2ool.—lrish Paper.
In the neighbourhood of Greenwich and Deptford
there has appeared within the last few weeks a set of
female fanatics (who assume the name of the 13) ianzites),
-holding forth in the most public thoroughfares. heir'
rioveltylats female ranters, generally attracts a multitude
of lookers on, chiefly from motives of curiosity alone.
Twenty-six Frenchmen, made prisoners in Spain, whose
trial has been going on for these three weeks before the
'Court of Assize at Toulouse, were deClared " Not
Guilty" by the Jury on the 16th of this month, and so-
lemnly acquitted.
Monday night the house and shop, occupied by Mr.
'Stein, surgeon, King-street, Manchester, was discovered
-tribe on tire; the engines belonging to the different In-
snrance Offices arrived quickly on the spot, but the
:flames raged with such fury as to prevent the premises
being saved. Mr. Stein's house is burnt level with the
street; nothing was saved, and it was with great diffi-
culty the family escaped with their lives. We under-
stand Mr. Stein is insured to the amount of 2,000/.

A field of oats, of a new and valuable species, be-
longing to B. GOODEVK, Esq. of Berry Hall, near Gos-
port, was cut down on Saturday quite ripe. They were
'wn in December.

Wednesday, William Devon or Divin, convicted be-
f:,re the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, for the
~ol.blooded murdet of his wife, Mary Jamieson, was
ezeceted in front of the jail at Glasgow, pursuant to his
s...lter.ec, and his body afterwaxds delivered to the Pro.
.;e-,•nr of Anatomy for dissection.
:IThe following is an extract from a letter received from
lan. Officer in the Brazilian Navy, of very recent date:
" Off Pernambuco, June 9,1824.
C' flumere John Taylor is now atlas port, blockading it,
Vq) hi, broad pendant flying in the Netheroy frigate, having a line
14:4:"b-on of ten nail, amongst which is the Paraguay, CC- r. fri-
rte, commanded by Captain NoFtun rfaarritol to the lion. bliss
::r•kine). lie has an extensive military and civil command, and
lately has received the thanks of his imperial 31ajesty and of the
itrazilian Nation, both for his diplomatic and military services. He
has al,u been complimented with stars and honours, and received
the thanks of the I:ritish Cufisul and Merchants, for his liberal con-
s. is to the British interests during the blockade of Pernambuco.
" ~,td Cochrane bas sailed trout Rio, with the Pedro I. ;1;
caroline, VI, and Maria de World' sits tot Angola (Coast of Africa),l
:,:d,,troy two enemy'. trigatt.s. We have nut received any
),t."
I..cae, the celebrated wit, after dining one day at the
Cattle, at Salt-hill, finding the bill exorbitant, inquired
11:e landlord, who ineLcmcki it, what was his name?
—"rartridge, an't please you," replieJ mine host.—
" rartrid4e!" te.umcd Foote—" It should be Wood-
.co, 4., 1)7 the iciGth d pug

7111: ARMY.

I•a •it •oan after six o'clock, the second Battalion of the
third Ilegiirivnt of Guards, under the command of Colonel Ct t.
vn slow, mustered in the Birdcage-walk, St.James's Park, and a little
before seven, the whole marched off to Paddington Basin, where
they embarked on hoard eleven papsage boats for Liver-
pool, on their way to Dublin, in order to relieve the second Batta-
lion of the Coldstream Guards. The men seemed in high spirits,
and will be nine days on their passage to Liverpool.
The 97th Regiment will sojourn at GoNtort during the Assizes,
after which they will return to Winchester. The Regiment will
embark for Ceylon about January next.
Thursday, Captain Dinoes Troop, with the Head-quarters of
that highly distinguished Regiment, the Enniskillen Dragoons,
marched from Dublin, on its route to York, and was relieved by a
squadron of the Cerbiucers.

LAW REPORT. •

Saturday's Cazate !WHAM the Western, Midlarnl, Norfolk,
Home, Northern, and Oxford Circuits, which we have already laid
before our Readers. We subjoin the following:
RATS AND PLACES APPOINTER TOE HOLDING THE ROHNER ASSIZES, 18211°
CHESTER CIRCUIT.
The Hon. C. WARREN, Chief Justice, And the Hon. T. Jzavts,

the other Justice.

Dioxrcostaarstitar—Thursday, August 19, at Pool.
Dtxticusu e—Wednesday. August 25, at Iluthin.

Furcrsatat —Tuesday, August 31, at MOld.

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Cur.sutur—Monday, September 6, at Chester.
CARAARTHEN CIRCUIT.
Samna'. Ilerwnon, Serjeant at Law, and John Baar.ur, Esq.Justiees.
CAust.sstsvaas—Monday, August 30.
ILrsurosuwiurr—Saturday, September 4.
CAuuscas--.Friday, September 10.
NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.
The Hon. JONATHAN E.Ausz, Esq. Chief Justice, and the Hon.
WILLIAM Emmy, Esq. Sexond Justice.
Alzmonssurnius--Thursday, August 12, at Dolgelli.
Ca unauvoissmaz—Wednesday, August 18, at Carnarron.
Aunt.zsar—Tuesday, August 24, at Beaumaris.
SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.
MICHAEL NOLAN, Esq. Chief Justice, and Rosrat M. CAsstar, Esq.
RAtoroasinus:—Tuesday, August 24, at Presteigne.
Iluccoasuine—Konday, August 30, at Brecon.
61.Astoacwanntz—Saturday, September 4, at Cardiff.
COURT OF CHANCERY—THIS DAl'.