Star.
London, England, 1830-09-01 00:00:00

7 HE ARMY.

(CincutAn.) Wwit-orrice, JUNE 10.
Sin.—l have the honour to acquaint you, that from and after th•
conclusion of the present year, the Quarterly i'at: Lists and Account,
arc respectively to commence on the lit of 'Januar). Is: of April, I,t
July, and Ist of October, and to terminate 0.1.• 31. t of March, 30th e:
June, 30th of September, and 31st of December, in order that the Mi.
litary Yet.r In filmic may coincide with the Calendar Year.
have to add, that the last I:•titnate, on account of 1330. is to co:n .
prise the ‘even additional days t..on the 25th to the 31st, ft -d the :1111
timid is are is to h.: account...Ll in theDeeetober Pay I.n.t.
I have, &c. H. HARI/INGE.
Qflost commending It

EXETE R. .4, 36.

Yesterday floe Bishop admitted. T 1 the Cathedral church, to the boiy
order of Deacons—Henry Rl'lase. of Trinity College, Cambridge ;
Wil"am Stockin Braun& B.A. 3ia,utelen llall= Fri.ncis
Briggs, B.A. Queen's College, C.nnbridge ; 14:te.lot tTharli-s 11.1
Brenton, B.A. Oriel Colle..;e ; George Horny Goodwin, B.A. Qu.ett
College, Oxford ; Arthur Graeber, B.A. St. Edmund Hall; Jolla
Guard, B.A. oriel College ; John lltnry K. tidal, B.A. Magdelen
Hall; Henry John 31orshead, B.A Exeter College; Charles Moore,
B.A. Exeter College; William Michael !'ucker Paige, H.A. Trot ity
College, Cambridge ; Fretleric Pyrn, M.A. Worcester College : 4 'aborts
John Tancock, B A. Wadhatti College; Wescott Rolls Veal..., B.A.
Magdalen Hall. At the same time, the Bisitop ord.tint.l the followi.!,;
Priests :—John Symons Avery, B.A. alagdslen Hall ; nacres Adain-.
B.A. Christ Church ; Ponsford Cann, B.A. Pembroke College, Catr.
bridge; Arthur Hamilton, B.C.L. Trinity College, Cambridge; Wu,.
Grandon Heathman B.A. Catherine ; Fitzhenry Heir, B.A.
Queen's College, Oxford; French' John llext licnd3ll, B.A. Ex:lit
College, Oxford; William Nash Snowe, B.A. IVorcester Collet:: ;
homas Halton Vvvyan, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge ; Charles
Collyns Walkey, A.. 31. Worcester College; William AVellmgton, B.A.
Pembroke College, Oxford; Georg.. Y..ung. MA. Christ College,
bridge.

THE TWIF.

EGLIAM RACES.

This meeting commenced yesterday and under circumstances that
mamot fail of answering the most sanguine ell:mations of its supporms.
At one time the races were evidently on the decline—it is to the iltr:enal
exertions of Mr. Boulding that they arc now constituted of Newmarket
horses end jockeys, instead of fourth-rate nags leather-platers. The
sanction given them by his present Majesty, by subscribing to the fund,
and directing the entry of his hones, have, in a great degree, cowl.
buted to their importance. There can be no doubt that the royal family
would have been present but for their previous engagentems. nth:des Ilk
races described below, the list contained the Runnymede Stake-, of 10
sots. each, and 30 son. added, for 3-year olds and upwards ; the a inner
to be sold for 300, ; heats, one mile • for which Augur, Bustle, and
Brother to Oayhurst appeared as entered. It appeared, however, that
Bustle had been named by mistake for it, and as the Stewards t.-futcd
to allow horses to run for it. the Stakes were declared void. We sub-
join an account of the running :

The Gold Cup, value 100 soy.. (in specie) by subscribas of 1.1 sous.
each, the second horse to save his attire, for 3 yrs. olds, 3 yrs. Wt. 121 b.
4 yrs. Bst. 101 b. 5 yrs. Oat. 31b. 8 yrs. and aged, 9st. filb. mares and
geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold fur 500 sots. Sm.—
Two miles.
Air. Dlaberly's Palemon, 5 yrs ... ... . I
Lord Blountcharles'a Rasselas, 5 yrs .. ... a
Mr. Holbrook's f. Fury, by Trinidad, 3 yrs ... .. 3
The following paid forfeit :—Hindostan. Hindoo, Uare.tield, Synth.,
Coronet, Windfall, the Fairy, and Tom).
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The odds were sto 2 on [tassels., and 5 to 2 agst Palemon ; we can.
not conceive, however, upon what grounds Rassela.s was made such a
favourite; certainly public running did not justify it. ltasselas went
off in front at a miserable pace, Palemon seconding hint, and Fury lying
in the rear, where she remained to the end of the race ; Paris kept in
his place as second (being on Palemon) till within half a distance of the
finish, when he took the lead from Rasselaa, maintained it to the chair,
and won in a canter, by five lengths.
Conolly rode Rasselas, and Chapple the Fury, who proved herstlf to
be aptly named, for no sooner was the jockey on than he was off for-
tunately without injury, nor was it without blindfolding and plenty of
coaxing that she could be prevailed OD to let hint re-mount
Produce Sweepstakes of 50 Soya. each, b. ft ; colts, att. 21b. ; 31b. al-
lowed for untried stallions or mares, and 51b. it' both. The New
Mile.
His Majesty's b. c. Vanloo by Waterloo (allowed 31b.)
Lord Uxbridge's Juvenis by Tancrcd (31b.)
The following paid :—Mr. Berkeley's Credulity, Lord Shaelbroke's
f. by Tiresias, and Mr. Norvell's f. by Bustard. Betting sto on
Vanloo; it might as well be 50 to 2, for Juvenis would be dear at 301.
Won by a length without difficulty ; there was not any thing in the
race to call for detail. The winner rode by Paris, the loser by Boyce.
A Sweepstakes of 5 Som. each, and 30 added; 3 pa. 7st. 41b. ; 4
yrs. fist. Sib. ; 5 yrs. list. 61b. ; 6 ps. and aged, est. 111 b. ; mazes
and geldings allowed 210. The winner to be sold fot BO son., &c.
Heats thm•-quarters of a mile.-4 Subs.
Lord Uxbridge's Juvenis, 3 yrs
Mr.:Beecher'. Penbill, 4 yrs .. 0
Mr. Montague's Duchess, 3 yrs
Lord Mountcharles's Benefit, 4 yrs
First beat-6 to son Penhill, and 3to 1 agst Benefit---Won by a
length after an indifferent race. Second heat-5 to 2on Juvenis, and
4to 1 apt Penhill. Won by a length easy. A remarkable fine race,
and a dead heat for the second place between the other three. Pavia was
again the successful jockey. The race did not possess much interest.
The sport this day Is likely to be very good ; it certainly posse:ma
more real interest than yesterday's races, and the betting will, no doubt,
be much heavier. The Sutures stand thus :
The Magna Charter Stakes. of 50 sous. each, h. f. for three year old colt-,
71b. and fillies, 84t. 41b. The New Mile (Six Subs.)
Duke of Richmond's ch. e. Confederacy ; Mr. Crouch's Jtnny Vert..
pre • Mr. Maberly's Eryrnus; Mr. Ramsbottom's Zucharelli ; Mr.
Sowerby's Amoret ; Mr. W. Young's Acis.
The Surrey and Middlesex Stakes, of 25 soya. each, 15 ft. and tmly
3, &c. Two miles and a dis.
Lord Uxbridge's Rough Robin, 5 years, 9st ; Mr. Clarke's Scipio. 6
yrs, fist Sib ; Lord Nlounteharles's Gayhurst. 4 yrs, iwt. 41b ; Lord
Worcester's Gondolier, 3 yrs, 7st. 111 b; Mr. Bulkeley's Bustle. 3 yr..
7st. 4lb ; Mr. Stonehewer's The Fairy, 3 yrs, fist hlb ; Mr. Palmer
names Fury, 3 yrs, Est; Mr. Alaberly's Nannie colt, 3 ynt, 6st. 71b.
14 pay 5 sore. each.

Sweepstakes of 10 son. each, and 25 added. New Mile.
Lord Uxbridge's Rough Robin, 5 yrs, 9s. 71b ; Lord Mountcharlon's
Rotondo'', 5 yn. 9st. llb ; 31r. Gordnor's Emmeline, 5 yra, Sq. P.lb ;
Duke of Richmond's Refugee, 3 yrs, 7st. 101 b; Mr. hlaberly's
3 yrs, 7st. 91b; Lout Mountcharies's Benefit, 4 yea, 7st. 41b.

The Count de Vitzhum, Chamberlain to the King
Saxony, has arrived in London, on a special diplomatic mission to his
Majesty.

Two steamers hare arrived, one from Rotterdam, and the
other from Hamburgh : the former brings the Dutch Funds
Three per Cents. 51/ ; also accounts of 20,000 men having
marched for Flanders, under the command of the two Princes.

Early this morning, as a gentleman named Simpson, a
collecting clerk to the house of Messrs. Scott and Co. was coining to
town from Canterbury, having but a short time quitted a stage coach,
he wa, accosted by two fellows, whose appearance he did not much
relish. when one of them suddenly sprang behind him and knocked
him down, rifled his pockets, and extracted about 20 pounds and
sonic silver; but being alarmed by the approach of a coach, they
made a hasty retreat and escaped. Mr. Simpson was slightly wounded
in the head. He had about 2,000 pounds in his possession. An alarm
was given, and the police are in pursuit.

Yesterday afternoon, between five and six o'clock, au
accident took place at the house No. 4, Fetter.lsne, occupisd by 3lr.
Wade, a brasier and gassfitter, which had likely to have been attend( LI
with lamentable consequences. The house was surveyed on Monday,
and found to be untenantable, or as the common phrase Is, " eons
deflated." The rear of the house is in Fleur-de-lis-court, and in the
centre of the building stands a large stack of chimneys which cne
down at the time above stated with a dreadful crash, tatti o
ng down the
different doors to the bottom. 3lr. Wade and his family were busy
all the morning in removing their furniture, &c. and very fortunately,
at the time there was no person in the house; so that no petFonal
accident took place, and the loss of property is said to be trifling.
A fire broke out with great violence at St. Lo on the '2'2d
of August, and but for the extraordinary exertions of the
Cardes du Corps, 100 houses at least would have been de-
stroyed. Five houses were burnt down, and the families
that inhabited them having been reduced to great distress, a
subscription has been raised for their relief. Prince Polirr-
lute, who was then a prisoner at St. Lo, subscribed ten lonic
to the fund collected for that charitable purpose. It is stated
that nothing could exceed the agitation of Polignac on the
night of the fire. He was very much alarmed when he heard
the tocsin sound, and the drums beat to arms. He feared
that a movement had taken place, either for or against
him, and he feared as much from the one as (rota the other,
for in either case it might have proved fatal to him.--
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