Star.
London, England, 1831-08-23 00:00:00

PANORAMA. OE OE THE BRITIMI
EMPIRE:

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PELIX PARLEF'S-MMOURNAL, 44)4
At the cornmencentat area week, the sixth of those &IV
hibitioaeof pictures was Arad, wide* the liberal, 44 ,tee
prerietas, and. the, indefatigable untioms done, is.
solar,of the members, have 'waled the committee, et v
int periods. to offer to the inspection of the public.
collection contains "
ar many pure and exquisiteexquisitespecimens
of indent art, partlessly. by the great mutat% Than,
Glingione.. Cased, Ruben, &dater Ras, Ito.. As.
also by sums of the most .7lemish, Dutch,
and Englishlt is plessore which
is thus offered to reams of eakivated Into. There
are some of the piastres on which ens might long
dwell with increasing Mama 4. aolmfl theth Tee -thell°ll natal admirable pornho, especially that es the eleit;sda:
the entrance, by Rembreedt ; and the had of St. rancor
by Guides Several are very aWildmg it she display el
chanter; for instance, the " Boy laughing at the old
Woman," by Murillo s the of of the Old Women Oa
her Deserter in the6siennetcdon," by Tattlers; sad the
Man in Rubette kap of the •6 Lion Hunt," who
le "bed by the lica, exquisite execiation of ward
of the cabinet paintings is attractive, seen where the ambled
may not be peculiarly intercedes end to pals by Imeimthi
odor theses of pictures, the landscapes, and NO pima, In
a variety of style, and by masters in the at, prey at shun!
dance to implore these who are pureeing them deport-
mints.
AT SOMERSET Agana—Death reardtsilrfflawal
Smith and William Sheppard, foe assaulting Sltep-1
herd. on the King's h way g Joseph White, convicted at
breaking bathe des g.eausp of James Collings. at Hath,l
and stealing a q of mink ; Witt. Raimpbries, for
breaking into the dee of If. Marshall. of Chew
Move ; Yantis Nott, fallasking into the dwelling-house
of TohnYousg, and stealing wearing apparel g W.Hiekntsn,
lease Whit%. and Joha Davis, fat a irtrglary the dwelling
Wm. Ricked% Zdir• Sheen, William
2=1,, Wm. Guildford. Catharine Guildford, and Loofas
fa maliikuily womndkg John hfellimish and Wth.
Wilkins.
Transportatioe...Beven years s Charlie Atkine,for stealing
a silk handkerchief from Robett Young s Wm. Tubbs, for
stealing ducks from Wm. lore; Mary Strange, for stealing
an umbrella, the property of Thomas Huntlhries ; Thomas
karts% for stealing three asses at Geore=ant Edward Gale, for stealing cloth of Charles and Smith ; John
Chancellor Cryer, for stealing an ass,
AT GLOtICESTZI ASIIIIIIIM—Death recorded, James
Alder, for breaking into the house of C. Alder, of King.
stanlej, and strains a tes-kettb, Ito; Benjamin Pearce
and John Savage, for breaking into the home of T. Chad-
, la, of Haresfiel& and stealing bacon, Re; also, for betak-
ing into the home of E. Sharp, of Storehouse, and stealing
sour, Ae ; Thomas Herweed, foe hombre Meg s John
Jones, for stealing a brows mare at Newest; C. K. Har-
wood and A. Trolip, for stealing money I Benjamin King,
for stealing sheep from R. Taylor, of Redbontegh With
NU James, for rioting in the Perat'of Dean; Isaac Faber.
fee meta( and wounding John Gay, a gamekeeped at
Stroud; John Parry, for breaking the house of J.
Hartland, at St. Brinell% end stealing various articles of
spay; Oliver Manning, for stealing a gold watch, at.
from the person of Mrs. Skelton, et Marlton Kings; sod
R. Nicholls,Bar beesk_leg open and robbing a ssore-room.
Transportation for Life s Wm. Carothers, for s
smog from a Dew; John Crow, fee breaking opteeell
robbing a shop at Mesa
Seven Yeats' Tramportatko Jams Bask, kr breaking
opal and robbing oho shop et & Ls* et Nam
ARIUVALS AT CUIPION HOTWILLAIIIL Mandl
and family; Mrs. Ced. Rift; Major Tallow ; Aga and
'Mts. Stewart and hally, 019 t. Trent, Copt. gain Nev.
Mr and Mrs. Roolmer Illy and Mrs. Page, liersepte,
Crocker, Phis, Mae, Walks% Map. Mesa% inkmai,
Ireenlo, Otheanne.
o Kw, Ilattardirmlia,
L B. Bekaa, ', Willson', n
Chapli,
Tappan, I%W Mamma ; Itilmoa, Aidalien, Oaf
Saisote and inghmes, Baker, Damen, Cane,
ri=elemses Mall, Damen.
MAKRIRD.--At Redelli(Chardt, Mr. Richard Day, of
Banta& to Mrs. Candy Sloosime, daughter of Captain An-
drew% of Weston-superawre-ta Taunton, Mr. W. H.
Boehm°, to Anne, raga daughter of Mr. Lake, of
Taunton—Richard Steens Tripp, Esq. ot Gray'. Inn, to
Isabel, youngest daughter of Jibe Ffahaen, Neg.—Mr.
Thomas Pones Jose, to Emily Missobeib,baztalydsaghter of
Sambas must, Esq. pf Clike—at Mr. H.
W. Down, to Anns. only demslow J. P. Newmam, Esq.
Didinerton, 11% Chides Yeats, 27..-at
Bath, 67, Mr. James Welshman.
DUBLIN MORNING REGISTER, Any. le.
Tali RKOATTFOUrth Day).-Thon was en el.
measly crowded &madame yesterday, to oesjoy the amuse.
meets foe the closing day of the Regatta. The Lord Lift-
man arrived at twelve. o'clock, amidst the. cheers of the
persons assembled on the beach, end Micoofial ore beard the
Peed, in which his Iscilleisey continua to mil about the
Bay daring the greater Apart of ths day. At balf.past one
o'clock, the first match, a rise deft foe years not nosed.
ing 76 tons, commenced. The anstpethoes were the °my-
riad% the Red Rover and the Water Witch. The cane
was the some as on Rove,
previous day, to be sailed tyke
wand. The Osaymeds arrived first, and rounded the Rh.
cutter at Ave mattes past three, making the time occupied
in performing the distance sae beer and thirtrive minuses.
The Red cover came In second, in about ten minutes after
the Ganymede. The Water Witch withdrew from the
round also
costae% The Gamed* came in first at the second

The strand match, a prise of SOL for yachts not ex-
ceeding twenty.Sve toes, commenced at half.psst two o'clock.
The La Belk Catherine led the way after starting t the
Gipsy second, the Reyaard following close—the Emily
fourth. After a delightfully sod well contested race the
Emily proved the victor. About three o'clock, a rowing
mats took place between ftsbermen's boats of four oars,
thrice round the harbour—ths winner to get IL the second 21.
and the third IL After a desperate contest, the Slaty, of
Kingstown, Job& Byrne, owner, was declared winner. This
race terminated the Regatta of 1831, which bas been much
more successful than those of the preceding years. The
committee are entitled to the gratitude of the public, for the
excellence of the arrangements, and the variety of the amuse..
meats selected fer the occasion.

GARDINING.-41111rthe ficultunil Society, on
Tuesday, a great curiosity was exhibited a branch
et the pitcher plant, given to the Secretary, for a bo-
mb:al purpose, by Lord Milton, cut from a magni-
ficent plant at Earl Fitzwilliam's, at Wentworth, eight
feet high. A very extraordinary sample of large
eaions' cultivated at the gardens of the Society, upon
a similar plan to those in Portugal, excited particular
§ard. They were the white Spanish, and the brown
poll onipa; 12 of them weighed 16 'Rounds.
Asssatcat+• DISCITRINIe-,-111ree. officers of the
American militia, recently convicted of desertion,
were sentenced to have their faces blacked all over,
sad tire rations of beef and meal hung about their
seeks, their coats turned the wrong side out, with the
label " desertion" on their backs ; the prisoners to be
furnishld with wooden swords, and their swords
pointed at their backs, and thus to be drummed
mod the lines of the camp three times bareheaded,
and then dismissed.
PCILIC HEALTH.—A society has been just esta-
blished in Paris, under the name of the " Society of
Hygeia and Industry," the treat object of which is
to examine into the adulterations used in alimentary
end medicinal substances. For this purpose they are
to bold stated periodical meetings, and to publish the
result of their labours as a warning to the public, and
dealers in the respective commodities subject to exa-
mination and analysis; manufacturers and chemists
are the principal members.
PITCAIRN'S IsLano.—We extract the foil
curious particulars from a New York paper et
21st ultimo " Those who are famiWr with OM
recent accounts of the prosperous condition of the
descendants of the mutineers of the English ufr
Away, residing at the place, will km, pee
with sonmt _rise, that die whole musk;
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have emigrated
ficien of :'
tale c_y
ilco
arrived at
Otaheite t
there with
with the -

Otalseite,
former

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g the naming means of oubliottornk,
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t this rail' "tardily. aortas ao, that iolign . that a
the lisk treasport-abill :lack% ' ' • .
tit all t e ishabltants of NS •1. N,:a"bliw
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