Star.
London, England, 1815-04-04 00:00:00

TILE CU.%SE.

I.nrd Darlington's FoshriundsWtliiirow of on Thursday, at
111.owuoti; and on Saturday at Tu cacti mornini at half-
pas; zensiclock.
LOrd Sigartwougles Fin:hounds will meet to-morrow at %Vickers-
hy Town, and on Frith, at ; each morning at ten.
Mr. Chavorth's t teunds will nicer on Thunklay at Brous•
*orb, and on Swot-stay at New Hall-wood; each morning at ten.
loaminon Fothoundswill meet to morrow at Witton Gil-
bert. On Friday at Long acro•w•ottd, and oa Saturday at Flan;
to 'morning at ten.
Mr. trim's Hounds will :nee to-morrow at Asitatn Bog, and
on Fr:thy at South Ali:ford ; each niorning at half past ten.
Sir M. M. Sy keys levxhourds Will meet to-morrow at Staiss
ford-bridgeoand on Friday at Yearstey; rub morning at ten.
The Sinningtun Fox!latilldt will meet uu Thursday, at Helms-
le; , at eight o'clock.

A gallant Gener,ll, who has ny.re than once bled in
the s:lvice of his country, was a hay days since disco..
vered by a Right Lion. Commoner in such *situation.
in his wife'sdtes•ing-ruom, as left him no room to
dour that a criminal intercourse had taken place be.
tween the partirs. 'f:4. lady has quitted her husband's
Louse, and is now tinder the protection;of her friends.

No one tha, erw adventured in a Lottery can re-
frain sporting their Chance in the resent.—Tickets i
and shares may be had at Hoitssar and Co.'s, 26, , I
Cornhoti, where the Five i-rizes of.
1,000 Guineas
each. will be paid in gold, and the 'note.. a;:',o,000 , :
Prizes, &c. as soon as Drawn.—The Wheel roes
round To Moanow Morning. . ii
Gill) COIN.—In consequence of the recent and 1
daily tranipiriag events in France, the Gold Coin of
s, i
.these realms may be expected to di,,appear very ra- 1
pid:y, as an advance has already taken pl-ce in the
value of that precious metal. Every Guinn, 's now 1
worth Five and Twenty Shillings, and in a very ie.w .
days their value may he considerably increased: not. ,
withstanding *filch, CARROLL and Co. are deter-
mined to pay all the Goloen.Priges in heavy GRIP:EAS
(whatever their value) in tiT p-s, Yu Golden I.•,ttc ry,
if pit:chased at either of their Odicei, No. 7. Corn-
hill, or 126, Oxford-street, without any .I:cito tion.
Toe Gulden Lottery also contains Three Grand
Prizes of £30.000, to commence Drawing To-
seouttow. the sth of April. CARROLL and Co. sold
No. 6.545, the last and only Prize of 830,000 ever
drawn in April.
Naw Motemtar MAOAZINF.—The Fifteenth Num-
ber of this Work, just published, contains, besides
the usual variety of instructive and entertaining mat-
ter, sense highly interesting Memoirs of the late Pro.
fessor HEYNE. of Gottingen, Ay his- con-in-law ; of
Mr. JOSEPH &W Wl, by Dr. WM. CULLEN, BROWN ;
a Description of Geneva and of the State of Society
and 'Manners in that City ; endow. Anecdotes of
NAPnLEON BUONAPARTE; a piquant poetical piece,
entitled the Athenian Marble Merchant; Exposure
of a malignant Libel on the Trading Classes, by the
Editor of the Old Monthly Magazine, &c. &c. Scc,
Wednesday a woman named Fisher, residing at
Colmar, near Alton, Hampshire, and who had fbr-
snerly been confined in St. Luke's Hospital for insa-
nity, from whence she was discharged as cured, sent
`a kettle boy, her son, for her husbold's billhook, say-
ing she wanted to chop some wood, and desired him
to get it unknown to his father, which he did, and
she therewith severed the head of her daughter, a
little girl about three years of age, from her shoul-
ders; the 6.1 alarmed his father who was working
near the house, but before any one could get to her,
she had cut off her own left arm•with the bill-hook.
Faun the loss of blood she sustained Cot= is but sm:!1:
hope of her recovery. Her husband had observed
some symptoms of the return of the fatal disorder,
and kept all dangerous weapons as well as the chil-
dren from her as liniCil as possible.
HATIts GARDZN.—Yesterday an old soldier was
brought up by the beadle of St. George's, Blooms-
bury, for exposing himself, on Suadity last, in a very
indecent trantrer, pretending to skew his wounds, to
excite charity. He was committei to the House of
Correc-,,in for a limited tinge, arid to be passed to his
parish.--James Field was convicted in the penalty of
10s. for riding on the shafts of h:s cart in the lowei
road, Islington. The Gentleman who-preferred the
charge was knocked down by the leading horse, in
consequence of the driver's inattention.
It wns expected that Lord COcURANE would have

b.wir removed by an Halm to Kingston to plead to
the indictment against flan for breaking prison, but
this was not done. —A conviction in tins case will not
subject his Lordship to the sentence of transportation,
as has been erroneously stated.—Lord Cochrarie has
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.been removed Isom his miserable place of confine•,
ment in the strong room in the King's Bench prison,
•to apartments over the lobby, which has been addi.
tionally strengthened by iron doors, &c. Kingston
, Assizes ended on Saturday, when sentence of death
•was passed on seventeen capital convicts.
'.."Battraday sennight Samuel lisunfthrep, a youth of
ibiour 18 years of age,: was executed for the murder of
Margaret Jones, in her father's house, on ulr road be.
torten Cefn y bald and Miners, near Wrexham.