Star.
London, England, 1815-07-25 00:00:00

Ga.wrA:l4l), JULY CI.

Arrived the Neely, Hindman, front Ri;a; 1)11:;er:e, F-yer,
and Drrt, from Itotte:dAnt ; Ttat::,;toriati,
front Gale ; Briton, Hogg, ft on' I'etero.nstg; 14..vmu..,
:rum ; A mta Pled,ippitta, lian•en, trom
don Packet, Avill. front A:tv.r,:rp. S..itett Cr: tittt.!.., W.-rt ,
Ism M!!ta; liartnonie, NlN:slitiri, or Anutcrdam ; Nertut:u.i,
Kur)et, for Rotterdam.
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Yesterday the Princess Cum:Lorre went in lief
open eat riage and four, attended by the Countess cl
It.,:tra,rsat, Mrs. CAMPBELL, and Colonel Arms:
Is:mm.4 to view the East and West India Docks. Tim
Royal visit being un..xoected at those places, no pre-
parations were made for the reception of her Royal
Highness, and her visit was but of a short duration.
Her Royal Highness did not alight from her car•
Tinge, but merely drove slowly through the premises.
It soon spread through the neighbourhood of the
Royal Visitor, and on her return along the Corm-ire!.
cial-road, it was thronged with spectators, wks
greeted her with loud linzzas, and every mark
respect. which :ler Royal Highness very condescer.e•
ingly acknowledged.
Depaturunes von THE CONTIMENT.—Numbers of
English are again taking their departure for Paris;
amongst them from Dover to Calais, on Saturday
and Monday, We noticed
Earl Camden aml suite, Earl Brecknork, Hnn. Mr. Ire:7,
Granville ::harp, Esq. Colonel I lervey, I tam Mr. Imiith.
Ati' on Sunday, fi-o:n Gravesend, there embarked
on hoard the packe. for Ostend,
The El m. Mr. %Tillers ; Colonel Gonlon, Cavain Datrali,
Captain Waiters, aoi Captain Coll, of- the t.:t.t Fusilc,rs; I.iet.-
tenant Campbell and Lieutenant Pennington, ut the 3th
And ... number of passenger,. going through Brie...
scls in order to reconnoitre the celebrated spa oi
Waterloo, in the neighbourhood ti:ereof.
The Earl and Cou toss !A Alai:atm:Ls are ariived
at Haddo House, Aberdeenshire.
Sir EDWARD B. LITTLEHALAS is arrived in Town
from Dublin.—Mr. KERN and Mr. Pon arrived is
that city on Wednesday.
Thursday last Mr. LANE, of Riverstown, in Ire-
land, cut down a very fine crop of oats.
The policy of the French krso stems to resemble
that of a maiden Lady, who, having been rudely As-
saulted by a Gentleman, allowed him to walk home
with her. On being asked how she ventured on such
a proceeding ? she answered, " I meant to surprise
him -by my—confidence."
It seldom happens that when a man and his spurs
set out together. the latter arise before hittselt.—
But BONAPARTE'S spurs arrived in London last week,
and were presented to the PEINCR REGENT on Tues-
day last, by Lord Easme, to whose care they were
consigned. by the Duke of WALLINGTON. The sptirs
were found an the carriage captured after the late
battle.
It is known that the inhabitants of Cherburgh have
always strewn a particular partiality for BONArAIt n:.
On Sunday se'nnight the Military Command.n,4
however, confOrmed to an order he received, and
hoisted the white flag. The EUPHRATES, C.iptail
PRESTON, and DISPATCH, Captain W. Cot th.
cruizing off the pin:, thereupon immediat. ty went
and anchored in the roads, as a proif of tr'endship
and amity. Soon this manifestation was re,)lied to
by a message from the Commandant requesting the
honour of the British Captains company to dinner—
which invitation they accepted, and were ieceived
with great politeness. The passing events, however,
did not appear to be a favourite topic of conversation.
By a ship which has arrived at Liverpool, we have
New-York Papers to the date of the 21st of last
month. An article from Boston mentions, that the
United States' frigate Congress,. Captain Motods,
had sailed for Holland with the Hon. WILLIAM
Eustis, Ambassador to the Hague, accomrsnied by
his family and suite.
There is a report in these Papers, referring to tie:
unrottunate affair wherein seven American prisoners
were killed and 67 wounded, 30ot them dangerously,
at Dartmoor prison. This statement is delivered iii
on oath, and is signed by a Committee of ten of the
prisoners. It concludes in these terms :
66 We here solemnly deer, that there no pre.
concerted plan to attempt breaking out. There can•
not be produced. the least shadow oi a reason or in-
ducement for that intention, the prisoners daily es-
pecting to be ;cleared, and to be embarked on Watt!
cartels for their native country. And we likewise
solemnly assert, that there was no intention of resist•
ing, in any manner, the authority of the depot."
This paper will appear in all the Journals of Eu-
rope, and it ought not to be allowed to pass without
some answer that may vindicate the acknowledgtJ
humanity of the British nation.
DONCASTER ST. LEGER STAKES.
STATE OF THE BE MG, JULY it
Taken—S to 1 agst Filo da Puta.
8 to I agst Sir Bellingham.
Taken-12 to i a Ist Agaprathus.
14 to Agit c. by Orville, out of Mary.
Taken-15 to I agst Fulton].
16 to t art Little Thom,.
Taken-g 8 to 1 agst ch. c. by Pandolpho.
NEWMARKET ST. LEGER STAKES.
Tikeu-8 to 4 the field agst Whisker and Raphael, p; p.
(MR DEN S lAKES.
6 to 5 Robson's Stable sv
6 to 3 Pan isms agst Bluster.
DERBY S I'AKES-1815.
12 to I agst 1). of Rutland's c. by Walton.
43 to 1 afat Dick Gooihson.