Star.
London, England, 1809-09-12 00:00:00

ON A TRUE-PATRIOT,
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* 'Se einuiPaiet torrers" and Warble bast
Bit that:Ay Waft away ;
And Hose, v's aged frame soon sink, .
To meet it's native day
edit will the immortal spirit Her
tilletaidted to the shrine,
*bite uncOrritpted virtues bmie
Thterrethe of WWl:llring time
ShthesbOry, AbsiastrlS; 11109.•

T. I.

Two officers; of the names of MoonE and"Kr.my,
met to fight a duel at six o'clock yesterday morning
in the fields between Highgate and Hampstead, in
conseqUence of a family dispute, but information
h.t ving been given of their design, they were pre-
vented from accomplishing the object of their meet-
ing, after having measured paces, by two police offi-
cer's, who apprehended them, and they-wee heldin
sureties to keep the peace.
The last arrivals at Bath :

Lord Rochford, Sir F. and Lady Suckburgh, Sir Charlei Barn-
fylde, Sir R. Baker, Sir Thomas, Lady, and Miss Graves, Gen.
Doinoorter Col. and Mrs Phelp, CoL Conotly, Major *ere-
ton, Captain, Mrs. and Miss Gibbons, Captain and Mrs. Smith,
Captains Grubbe, Clements, &c. • •
Arrivals at Harrogate:
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Thompson the Rev. J. H. Monk, Mr.
Cole, Mr. Mr.. and Master Conolly, Mr. and Mrs. Davie Ro-
bertson, three Miss Rowlands, Mr. Mrs. and the Rev. Mr: Fen-
wick, Capt. Van, Miss Castle, Mr. Monkhouie, Mr. Bird Be.
verley, Mr. E. Robertson, Cot. and Mr. Campbell, Mr. Mrs.
and Miss Belt, Mr. Wedderburn, Capt. Stirling, Mr. Westcomb,
Sir A. and La ly Johnson Walsh, Sir J. and tn o Miss Hender-
sons, the Hon. Mr. Pierrepoint, Miss Oswald, Mr. Metcalfe,
Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Eccles, Mr. Flood, Mr.
Mrs. and Maker Leigh, Miss Brown, Mr. Leven; Mr. Carden,
Mrs. Reed, Miss Masterman, Mr. Woodcock, Mr. Thornton,
Mr. Baillie, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Burton,
Mrs. Crompton, Mr. and Mrs. Haworth, Mrs. and Miss Har-
rison, Miss Hartley, Capt. Massa's, R.A. Mrs Ellis, Mr. and
and Mrs. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Staines, Mrs. Sibtliorpe, Lady
Pilkington, Mr. and Mrs. Horne, Miss Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs.
Glover, Miss Chippbylall, Miss Pryme, Mrs. Leach, Mrs. But-
ler, Mrs. Smithson, Miss Harrison, Mr. and Miss Walton, Mrs.
P4rnahaw, Sir W. M. Milner, M. P. Miss Doyle, Mr. and
Miss Johnson.
Arrivals at Swansea :

Mr. L. Morgan, Mrs. and Miss Dumarese. Mr. ind Mrs.
Hayten, Mr. and Mrs.. S. Wall and family, Mr. Smart, Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Spry, Mrs: Gumby, Mr. A. Smith, M. P. Mc.
Routh, Mr. Abe, two Misses Geddes, Mr. Daniel, CaPi,
and Mint Ttibervill, Ste. &e.

Arrivals at Buxton : pi..
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Sir Jwhn Heatheote. Mrs. Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. ,Thbrnas.
Leigh, Miss Johnson; Mr. Vandelure, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Pil-
kingten, Mrs. Bing,ley,. Mr. and MP. Reeve, Mr. Lowndes and
party, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Cooper; Mr. and Mrs.Acker,
Mrs. Manlove, two Miss Binghants, Mr. and Mrs. Broughto;
Mrs. and two Miss Arnold% Mr. Mrs. and Miss Cary, MF. an
Miss Haywood, Mrs.-Ward, two Miss Bennets, Mr. M.irshallr
Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Hamlett), Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Wathrirorth, Mr. Skerrott, Mr. HerighaU,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton, Mr. Brough, Mr. and Mts. Rawson,
Mrt. Mills, MY. Flsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, Mr. Marshall,
Mr. acil Mrs; Seatchrerd, Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard, Mr. and
Mrs. Smalley, Mr. Yorke, Mr. D irlitigton, Mr. Bartley, Mr.
atilt Mrs. Eden, Mr. Mri. tad Miss Kendall, Mr. Wakefield,
Mr. Jones, Mr. Bower, Mr. Toynber, Mr. and Mrs. White,
Mn Whtkler and family, Mr. and Mrs'. Woad, Mt. and Mrs.
Skeltoc, Mr. and Mrs. Falkner, Mr. Dodson, Miss Fowls, Mr.
ant IVlrs:SWainsun, etc. Re.

Scarborough continues full, although the weather,
during the last week, has been rather unfavourable.
Fr,m every appearance, the season, will be prolonged
considerably. The folloWing are among the last
afrivals :
rba Him Lieutenant-General Phipps, M.P. Sir John Ingilby,
Mr. and Mrs. Slatei, Mr. Wilburn, Mr. and Mrs. Butler and
family, Capt. and Mrs. Priestley, Mr. Edward Cardwell, Mr.
Slade, Mrs. Peterson, Miss. Harper, M. and Mrs. Jennings,
14.fiL Dent, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Copeland, Mrs. Cooke, Rei.
Mr. Kidd, . two Miss fosters Mrs. Forlarsker, Mfs Standand,
Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs, Mr. and Mri. Smith, Mr. andoMrs. Han,
('earborough), Rev. Doctor Stovfn, Mrs. Russel, Mi. and Mrs.
Grant, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Taylor, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Saunder-
son, Mr. Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Ashvrotth, Mi,4 Bentley, Mr.
Currer, Capt. Bird, Miss Greenwnod, Mr. Hackett, • Mr. and
Mrs. Armytage, Mr. Blanchard, Mrs. Ealey, Mi,s liodskinson,
Miss Langford, &c.

The remains of Lord COVENTRY were removed on
Saturday morning from Piccadilly, for interment iii
Cheshire. The hearse was preceded by hdrieme::,
and, followed by a mourning coach, in which were
four ladies ; in. the next coach was a Clergyman
alone : the procession was closed by four gentlemen's
carriages. .
SAILING Mx-reu.--:The Silver Cup and Cover given
by Mr. SREPPARtii the prosietor of the MinOrVaux-
hall Gardens at Millbank, near Chelsea, to be sailed.
for by Gentlernen'i pleasure boats, wasyesterday again
sailed for by the sin* ten boats which started on the
former occasion, the match not hiring been then de.
sided; they started at three o'clock from 81-.7kfriar's
Bridge, and sailed to Putney and back. The Vixen,
Capt. HeivetsOn, of Nine Elms, eaine in first, and
the St. George, Capt. Gunston, of hurt Wharf, *as
second, but another dispute having arisen, the match
still remains undecided.

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A peelatrian Match of tWenty miles, for 200 gui:l
neat, was performed yesterday morning; on the Bag--
shot-road, an turf, between a professed amateur of the
riarne of Larkin, and a Mi. Bishoti. The betting was
sii to four on Mr. Larkin at starting. The COmpeti:
tOrt, who backed themselves, jogged on together 7i
miles in the first hoar, when the favourite made play,
did eight miles in the second bbur, and was a quarter
of a mile a-held. fle continued so until the end of the
match, which was performed in two hours and a half.
Last weds a drutnmer belonging to the East Kent
E4giment of Militia; quartered at Biddenderi„ibld his
wife for the Sum. or Hie shillings, to a corporal of the
same regiment. After the usual ceremonies in such
cases were performed, the day was spent with the
greatest hartncaly and festivity, to the joy and satis-
kacti(m of all parties.
Yesterday as the carriage of Mr. Broome, of Wim-
pole-stieet, was passing along the Strand at a qua
rite, the axle-tree broke, and one of the foie Wheels
ikw before the carriage. The coachman receiver) a
violent fall on the pavement, but fortunately no bones
were broken. The horses started off at full speed with
two gentlemen in the carriage, and were not stopped
tiil they got to Ceckspur-street. A gig was over-
fujiled by the carriage with two men in it, but they
not receive Any material injury. Mr. Broome's
ostm7e rested forward near to the ground without
~,,erturning, and one of the gentlemen, who na
t, understand to be Moss, received some injury in
• e Axle in jumping out.