Star.
London, England, 1818-07-03 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, JUNE 30.

Wind S. to N. fine weather.—Arrived the Active,
HOSICER, from London.

DOVER, JULY 2.

Wind E. N. E. and blows strong.—Arrived this
morning the Lord Duncan packet, from Ostend, with
a Mail and passengers. Sailed this day the Chiches-
ter packet, Captain RUTTER, for Calais, with a Mail
and passengers. Arrived this afternoon the Lord
Sidmouth, Captain PEARE, with passengers from
Calais ; and the Boston Packet transport from that
port with troops.
DEAL, JULY st.

Wind N.E.—Arrived the Harvey, from Trinidad.
It is reported she has lost an anchor and broke a
chain cable.

HARWICH, JULY 9.

Wind E..—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet,
with a Mail from Holland.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 2.

tore Mr. BIRSIE,
he declined in-
DOWLIN G; when

charge against
on his part, but

'0 O'CLOCK.
aniag. Total.
48415
4547
$2

[hat to-morrow

for Westminster,
and ends at three.

:TOIII33IIRE, June 30.

- 1046
- 1190
- 9al

Irremne, June 30.
1832.
1544
1064

MIIIIRE, June .10.
- - 171
- - 1112

. • 7,o.—The noniinat!on took place this
` I •• the Hun. Colonel 1..11% 111 ER, and :I,lr.
' •••` : the asienthlt t:r.thioide in short
.• .:;•• • , •••..ot had the sht 411,ii.it>
• • dale ofte fr>t nay.> p.,1l the
1••• I; .

^so
i..)W:h..r 262
C,ixid 1.9 ::her 052
PL.nr.p, re for :Ir. Browzham, 270.
T 7r,—At the final close of the poll this morn-
Ic•CI CAWTHORNE having resigned, the num-

r.
,
)3.

1870
11.16
,rne 1005
dechatl, after havinp pollei f.,ur. Two coaches full
arrived (rot. ;,,mie..,o for Ceueral Dorrfox soon af-

road. The Cnairiog is fixed to tare
The %xi:cute., fe.lutog this Election have
• • :•7r-at. A ei,:,!,t•lar ciro•n:•-tance occurred at the
° • c e•.•: .i. A tr,:f 'nun, who was deaf and
• ' 1;., 1., 11 the names of the dare
`. • - • 1: : f •r, t.b . ate ‘lllls objected to by
(•• •,. 'l'. BOCOUCh wc, ap-
ar,l ' :.1 Su; •,f the obj..ction, that he
I ;
. • . • .: A :311111.:- Ottabitill. It
-'`.• : s:,s ~,‘‘...ar the oath in
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• • ;:e Th• 01.,1'a wrote
•
; t ft,ok fro:•itht vete;
•
aft,or t,arito± tt 1:4 three rieco,,
• ,•• the vow,
~..w•..._ At tit: Alum to: Deaf

Sutra mrntaan INWARDS.—The Isabella, Potter, from Riga;
Zealous, Scotland, from Dantzic; Prince of Waterloo, Scott,
from Rotterdam ; Freedom, Donaldson, from Ilamburgh ; Va-
lentine, Richards, from Ostend ; l'rovidence, Morrison, from
Riga ; Septenikon, Verkregsv, from Ghent ; Catharine Green,
Rolland, from Jamaica; Cambrian, Mowing, from the Cape
of Good Dope; John, Brooks, from Cork; Resolution, Moor,
' from Antwerp; Lisbon packet, Tucker, from Cadiz; Regent,
Scarlet, from Trieste; Unity, Griffiths, from Antwerp ; Vier
Gesurtens, Oester, from Rotterdam; Acptilar, Robertson, from
Jamaica ; City of Bourde luz, Faller, from Leghorn; Zealous,
Young, from Stettin; Noma, Napier, from Grenada; and
Loyalist, IlerbertArom St. Vincents.
(*swallow—The Success, Shand, for Rio Janeiro; Atlantic,
Allen, for Baltimore ; the Laurel, Andrew, for Pillau; Rovia,,
Sparberg, for Esineur ; Three Johns, Roberts ; Jonge Marla,
Schaaf; San Joseph? liervtl ; and Two Brothers, Borer, for
liotterdant ; the Aurora, Nichols, for Cadiz; Perseverance,
APNabb, for Belfast ; Louisa, Newman, for Bourdeaux ; Vrow
Agatha, Weyer, for Groningen ; Swallow, Ford, fur Oporto ;
and Hales, hall, for Archangel.

The following p ph is in the Austrian Ob-
server :—" We are paragraph is in the 4u4rlan 06-
.terrer :—" We are authorised to state, that the news
circulated by many Newspapers, and particularly by
the Allgcmeine Zeitung, of the approaching cession
of the Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Guastella,
to the Infanta of Spain, Duchess of Lucca, and of
the conclusion of a Treaty to this effect, is entirely
destitute of foundation."
Many as the sufferers have been in the hazardous
enterprie of exploring the mysterious Niger, or in at-
t2mpting to reach the celebrated city of Tombuctoo,
new adventurerers start up ready to run the same
cum- of difficulty and danger. Captain GRAY, of the
Royal African Corps, who has been seven years in that
country, and who has made himself well acquainted
with the Japanese language, has assumed the corn-
mand of a new expedition, more likely to be success-
ful than the former, by the taking the route of Gam-
bia.—ln the early part of this year he had entered
that river, and letter; from him state that his preps,
rations were nearly complete, his people all well and
in good spirits, and that he waited only the arrival
of a transport, which had been to the Cape de Verde
islands for horses and mules, and was daily expected
to commence his journey into the interior. The rains
had ceased, and the season was favourable.
The Duke of KENT paid his first visit, on his arri-
val in London from Claremont, on Wednesday mor-
ning to the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER. The
PRINCE REGENT appointed yesterday for receiving
the Duchess of KENT, and arrangements were accor-
dingly made for that purpose at Carlton Heuse. At
I a quarter before two o'clock the Duke and Duchess
this County, which iof KENT arrived at Carlton House in a carriage and
length of tnne Innen four from Claremont. Their Royal Highnesses were
aid the well grounded conducted to the PRINCE REGENT s closet, where the'
to equal in seventy' Duchess was most graciously received by his Royal
hilts! tilts morning by s Hi,hness. The Duke and Duchess of YORK, the,
~ dog highly honour- .
.ed teat his opponent, I Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, and Duchess of
nialority of votes, GLOUCESTER, were severally introduced to the
enunfy, by closing a! Duchess of KENT by his Royal Highness. Prince
iven rise to much puli-
i,EoroLD came to town from Claremont, and was
lied by t he memorable
r. BYNNCIT has present at the introduction of his sister. The PRINCE
.dgm: L., and wit o out RECENT afterwards. conducted the Royal stranger
we nv e lie permitted over his splendid mansion. About four o'clock the
t coo, tt y C,;:;tleman,
itov:ti party left Carlton House. The Duke and
experienced a,!.-icul- • •
n• to few, aad meet Duchess of KENT returned to Claremont ; their Royal
of it, preseiltaa , ut highnesses called at Kensington Palace on the way.
g cou,lty olchess Of GLOUCESTER proceeded to Kew.—
• the list of
Y'lw rt'o Peet Country
• i • i his Committee, without fueling as- i
I
r VlttieliCt S With kin?, returned to Claremontn a curricle. The Duke and
e, Waist. rial it furor!, and above d.:I, a Duchess of CAMBRIDGE returned to Kew.
us they alwaye titbit do, to create Af.-r the termination of the Election at Grantham, on Fri-
fortunate most that man be, possessing y c'hnight, early in the evening, an affray commenced which
and ai:gels, who could withstand such threatened fatil consequences. As the carriage of Sir W. Waxes
was passing down the street, it was assailed with stones and
sti.ves by a set of blackguards, who had mixed then:selves with
same of Mr. AlAwnEas s freemen. kir. Cowes music was after-
Wards proceeding up the street, when they were attacked by
the same set with a shower of stones, antbdriven back to the
Angel Inn, where they made a stand, and collected in an in.
SLIM tilt' constables in requisition, who, with staves and a return
of the stone+, beat back the assaulting party to the George Inn,
their head-quarters, where they again rallied and caused their
pursuers to retreat, and thus the game was kept up with alter-
nate success, till about eleven o'clock at night. The windows
of the Angel and George Inns, and Mail Hotel, were nearly
demolished, and in the course of the evening many of the com-
batants of each party were knocked down, and some of them
carried off the field of battle, supposed to se dead; bludgeons,
stones, staves, fire-pokers, and other desperate weapons in abun-
dance, being in full play durin3 the whole engagement. It may
here not be amiss to add, that the whole of this riotous conduct
was so far from meeting the sanction of any of the contending
Gentlemen, or their Committees, that each took every means
to put a stop to it, and there was scarcely a freeman observed
among the disorderly.
Mr. Udny's horse Corinna, Int. filb. is matched against Mr.
Thornhal's Steel Trap, fist. at the Newmarket October Meeting,
for ,aoogs.—Lord Darlington's Romp, Bet. 61b. is matched against
Lord Foley's Interpreter, 7st. 121 b. at the Houghton Meeting,
fur .2.olizs.—Sir .1. Shelley's Prince l'aul, fist. 71b. is matched at
the s..m.e Meeting against Mr. Cussan's Election, 7st. nib. for
s:00 guineas.

CRICKET.—The Grand Cricket Match in Lord's Ground, the
'MarT-la-Bonnc Club against the Gentlemen of England, with
ten picked helthmen, was decided on Wednesday in favour of
the 513 r: 4a-bonne Club :
AI y4..airoOPitiit cr.ca. ENGLAND.
Fit-St ligi 196 I First Innings .........10*
Sccur.2, ditto 193-389 Second ditto .........117249
bets 7 to 4 on the Club.