Star.
London, England, 1809-08-04 00:00:00

OXFORD RACES.-TUESDAY, AUGUST 1.

The Gold Cup, ♦alue 100 gs. the rest in specie, a subscription of
:cgs each, for four yr olds.
Mr. Kellertrann's b. Kn. l'Huile de Venus, by Whiskey, 5

years old
Mr. Rawintson's gr. h. Grimaldy, aged
Mr. Howorth's b. h. Cassio, 6 yrs old
Sir S. Sitwell's 11. t. Goosander, 4 yrs old
Mr. Lucas's b. f. Guilford Nan, 4 yrs .ld. -
Six to 4 agst Goosander-2 to I agst l'Heile de Venus.
The Town Pla:e of 501. was not run for, for want of horses.

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Her MAJESTY having signi fie 1 Co Lady Oanter
her intention of dining. at her beautiful Cottage, at
Clifden Spring on Wednesday, every preparation
was made by her Ladyship that could add to the
convenience of her MAJE,,Ty, or the beauty of the spot.
At one o'clock, her MAJESTY, the eßixcessEs, and his
Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE arrived at
Maidenhead Bride, attended by the E.irl and Coun-
tesS of HA RCOU PT, the Countess of I i.cliEsTErt, and
Lady GEORGE MURRAY, where the Royal Boats, and
the band of the Staffordshire Militia were prepared
for her MAJESTY'S reception. As soon as her MA-
JEsTY appeared on ti.e b.ink, the music struck up—
" God save the King," which received every effect
from that excellent hand. The Royal party then pro-
ceeded up the River, her NlAJEstl's barge taking the
lead, to Cliiden Spring, who e the Countess of ORKNEY,
the Marchioness of THONIOND, and Lord and Lady
BOSTON were in wai,ing to receive her MAJESTY. Soon
after her MAJESTY'S arrival, which was about three
o'clock, dinner was served on two tables ; the one
fot her MAJESTY and her party in the banquetting-
room,. the other for the Ladies in Waiting, under a
tent, on the other side the Spring. Among the com-
pany, were, the four Misses lan-, the two Misses
Mull RAY, COW MUNSTER, Lord Ki K%V A /..Ls CO16•
ucls DMILOW and TAYLOR, the Rev. Mr. MURRAY,
and Captain Visi. Her MAJESTY appeared in excel-
lent Meath end spirits, and conversed with the greatest
affability-and condescension, to all the company, till
near seven o'clock, when her MAJESTY returned by
water to Maidenhead-bridge, accompanied by all the
parties in boats, who had come to witness the beauti-
ful scene.

An unfortunate Irishman named 0' Fleigherty, who
was desperately wounded ;don affray with some of
his countrymen onthemight of last Sunday se'nnight, .
GENERAL CURILENCT AS UNDER I
in Chick-lane, died of his wounJs in St. Bartholomew's Wheat, 755. 88s. 98s. Beans, 575. 635.
Hospital, on Tuesday nigh-. A Coroner's Inquest Fine ditto, 10.25. 105 s. Tick ditto, 4.15. 501.
was held on the body, on Wednesday evening at St. Rye, 465. 525. Oats, 25a. !Bs. 335.
Bartholomew's Hospital, which, after sitting in deli- Barley, 375. 435. Od. Poland ditto, 365. 395,
beration until one yesterday . morn Malt, 725. 80s. Fotatee ditto, 40s.
ing, bmught in a White Peas (boilers) 901. 100 s. kape Seed, 481. to 524
verdict of wilful murder, a ' t three persons, two Grey
atto 46s 52
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of whom are in muddy. Epic ,Flour, 80s. t• 8.51.--Setoads 755. 80a,

INV MTELLICENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, AUGUST

LADY AUGUSTA DE AMILAN D AND HER TRUSTEES AlAINsr

HISTIOYAL HIGHNESS THE DE'KE OF St:SSEX.
A petition to the Lord Chancellor by Lady An„
gusta was heard in Lincoln's-Inn Halllaq. Saturday,
on which it appeared that his Majesty and his Royal
Highness having made a liberal annual provision for
Lady Augusta and her children, and it linv;ng beer,
by agreement referred to Mr. Adam to arbitrate and
award what sum remained due from his Royal
ness to Lady Augusta,• Mr. Adam had in the
of April 1808, awarded the sum of 41690, to be Lite
and to be paid by his Royal Highness to Lady
gusta on balance of the accounts referred, and Liv.re
upon it appeared that Lady Augusta had by
on her part, dismissed her Bill in Chancery.
. That the award was made and the JeiC)9o rema:rod
due, was not denied, but his Royai Highness ob.
jected to the prayer of the petition for payment of that
sum, because the Bill was dismissed ; and the Lord
Chancellor on that ground was pleased to dismiss th:
petition.

Lady Augusta must therefore apply fer relief to
some other jurisdiction.
On another application to the Lord Chancellor by
their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex, and
'Cambridge., his
,Lordship has been ple,tsed to order
Lady Augusta's son, who is now sixteen years of age,
to be removed from Harrow to Winchester School.

EX-PARTE--.PURDY AND OTHERS.
The petitioners held some bills of exchmge,drrra
by one DagnaU, and accepted by one who subs::.
quently became bankrupt. The petitioners, at the
time of taking the bills, took securities from D.lgnAll
for the amount of the bills. Dagnall paid them after
the bankruptcy, but the petitioners claimed liberty of
proof in behalf of Dagnal, to whom the bankrupt u :is
indebted on a balance of account. On the part of
the assignees, it. was stated, that there was nu Lupe
balance due to Dagnall ; but the latter having swi,:a
to the contrary, the Chancellor ordered the proof tco
be admitted.

N. B. I'l e LORD CHANCELLOR, in the clurse of
some observations upon a Welch commission, slid to
Mr. Richards—" You must be huge ferAiers ia Wale ;,
for I find that, over and above two guineas apiece
to each of three Commissioners, instead of one gai.
nea apiece, 31. 7s. 6d. was paid for tlleir d:nners.—
This was a great deal, unless Si. more for ccaz::-hire
had given them such a shake ai to cause au ca :Ca.
ordinary appetite."
Mr. Et MIA RDS---." The dinner, my Lord, was very
cheap at 31. 7s. 6d. I have known a great de a nacre
charged for CommiSsioners' dinners in Wales."

We are desired to contradict the paragraph which
appeared in our paper of the Ist inst. respecting the
accident which we were informed took place in con-
sequence of the overturning of the Gloucester coach-
near Newport. The fact was, the linch-pin gave way
and• the, coach fell upon a rail ; but we are happy to
inform the ,public that none of the five outside pas-
sengers, nor of the passenger inside, received the
slightest injury.
CORN-EXCHANGE; MARI-LANA AUG. 4.—To day
there are some fresh arrivals of Wheat, but short re-
maining supplies, and sales thereof support last prices
—New Rye rather dearer—Fine Barley and Malt
likewise, and each in short supply—Peas and Beans
of the two kinds nearly at last currency—There are
several arrivals of Foreign Oats, and some few from
the North Country; those of first quality fetch a
small advance—Sales of Flour also atthe la.teadvaitce;
and fine American as our last.