Star.
London, England, 1814-09-28 00:00:00

Mr. Wright, Assiatant-Surgeon, of La Hogue, to be Surgeon
of the Florida.

DONCASTER RACE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
ST. LEGER STAKES.

Duke of Hamilton's Willi:An, by Goya nor - 1
Lord Strathmore's Heart of Oak - - 2
Mr. Bower's Friday - - - - s
Eleven started, but only three were placed. Immense vim
were depending on this Race.
The King's Plate was won by Mr. Ridell's Don Carlos.
The Produce Stakes, by Sir Mark Sykes 's Prime Minister.
The Fitzwillisna Stakes, by Lord Scarborough's Cattos.

Yesterday being the first day of Hunting, the
PRINCE REGENT'S fRBIOUS stag hounds went from
their kennel, wtth the Royal Huntsmen, &c. to South-
hill Park, where they found an outlying deer, which
immediately started, and gave very great sport. The
*deer was a remarkably fine one, and ran with great
swiftness by th; edge of the Forest, towards Virginia
Water, making a double back to Brecknock, where
he was taken, after an excellent Chace of iv ;.ards of
two hours hard running.
DRURY-LANETHEATRE.•••-CUMRFALAND'S Cnfliedy
of the We:t Indian was last night performed in very
fine style. The character of Be/cour was ably sus-
tained by Mr. lit-us.rox ; end Major O'Fiakerty was
personated by Mr. JonxsaosE with a richness of ltu-
mour that sets description at defiance : the fentiment.
" I am a seldier—mine is not the livery of a knave !
' I am an Irishman—mine is not the country of dis-
honour 1" was received with three rounds of applause.
Mrs. DAVISON played Charlotte !import with fasci-
nating effect; and Mrs. SPARKcs, as-Lady Ruliort,
rendered the character highly diverting.
Covent-GMnnen,On Monday night, LEE'S Tra-
gedy of Alexander the Great was acted at this
Theatre. CONWAY ably sustained the part of df4x.
alder; EGERTON and ABBOTT, RS Clitme and Lysisnacliat,
were very successful; and the female characters were
well acted by Mrs. Restaun, Mrs. H. JonxsToN, anal
Miss BittsTow.—After the Pity, a new Ballet was
produced, bearing the name of that celebrated MlS-
ter of the healing art, Doctor Sangrado, which occa-
sionally afforded some amusement. A Madame BI-
ZET D'EGVILLE, of the French Academy, and late of
the Grand Opera, Brunswick, made her 'debut on these
boards as the heroine of this bagatelle. Her appear-
ance it interesting. She danced with some grace,
and received
.moderate applause. M. Soissotis, as
the lover, was very much admired. His elegance
and agility caused. the Billet to be generally viewed
with favour.

.1.11 0117111,LIGERCi.

CeltMT OF I Mtn NEN r nErtops..-stry.tt
CA/ANGHS Of /clue AND SWINDLING.
Ur. Fdix 0 Hanlon, was this day ag vitt b:eaght to
under the Act of Casio Boosostpn, seeking his liteera•
tion,pursa Int to a cornier order for remar.Jing
Four fresh notices di new charges were now preferred
against him, en the-grounds of fraud and switislfine
ar misrepresentation.
The first ch liege was preferred In >i letter trolajfk
Mr. Cockburn, stating his intention .of oppooing
prisoner most strenuouely. cn the ground of a ten*
derable debt due to him for goods si•ld and deliveeh,
the payment for which was resided by a most frae.
dulent pretext. as alleged.
To this clutrge the prisoner, with peculiar mat
,fiya
replied in person. thet the de,)t. WAS afa;nst cons,
being the price of one hundred firkaas u rieteet
butter, shirred to trim to Cu tdalmrpe, in the tve'e
Indies, while there, and fonnd on Jae esamine!;ion,
and mercantile arbitration, by two referees on ere',
side, and a filth person as unipire, to he of no vast
nor fit for any use, the vessels being so bad that tla
butter was dissolved into water.
The second charge was made by an Irish Cant,.
man, tt Mr. Butt, holder of a bill of eschenre, der e*
by the prisoner on the Bank of Newry, whercielle:-,ml
no cash, which Mr. Butt contended to be a paipehlie
fraud, within the Casio B4III4rUNS Act, and every atlas
law of this country.
Mr. 0' Hanlon, with ceinal intfifferemeand presence
of mind, here observed, that the debt in this rare was
justly due, but suhteitted to the Learned Seijetest
that Mr. Butt was to be put to Isis option of being .aJ.
mine.' a creditor to the :monist of his bill in the
schedule, or not, as he pleased, before further peat
in which Mr. Serjeant PALMEtt concurred, and insize
ted 'on Mr. Butt making his election or option.
Mr. Butt, after some hesitation, having temente&
to be admitted a creditor, wns told by the Learnt&
Serjeant, that he feared he had lost all chanced-par.
menu by fi',s option.
Mr. O'Hanlon then, adverting to the many mine.
presentations made daily against his character, es-
phined this transaction by stating, that his brother er
uncle, at that tithe, -being engaged in cernnen6.ll
dealings, had credit e ith the binktrs, haring
hands certain bonds f r their sec...rity, althoegh sett%
bonds were since cancelled, as net pmductive
available, which bad occasioned the omission of the
insertion of the bonds in his schedule.
Mr. Serjeant Rumen o:en stated, that the pri:onrr
must clearly be remanded without further proceeding
on the other charges, adding, that the first that-Ai,
by letter, without date, in the absence of the writer of
it, was not to be noticed, hilt thaethe bends, wheth..e
good or bad, should hare been iasurieJ in the se:x-
dule,—Mr. ()'Hanlen was then ordered to be tee
tranded for three weeks.