Star.
London, England, 1827-03-30 00:00:00

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Yesterday afternoon the * hole of his Idahßtt's
vidtors left the Royal• Lodge in the pony ph4etons.
shortly before two o'clock, and proceeded down the
Long Walk to the Castle, The Party alighted at
the grand entrance, and, in company with Mr. WT
ATTVILLE, inspected the interior and exterior of the
improvements in the south and east fronts, and the
new pentagon terrace, from the south-east to the north-
east corners of the Castle, which have lately been
Completed. The patty continued at the Castle foi
about one hour, and afterwards continued their drite in
the Great Pet k,—Yesterday his MAJESTY gave a se
send entertainment to his distinguished guests. consist-
ing of the same as on the preceding evening. The Band
was again in attendance.

THE ARMY.
The td Regiment of Dragoon Guards, has received orders to
proceed from Manchester to Liverpool, wad embark in the Course
of the ensuing week for Dublin.
The 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, is ordered. on being re-
Weed by the 4d Regiment at Dragoon Glands, in Ireland. to em-
bark for England, and proceed to Birmingham and Coventty.
The 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons has received orders to as-
semble at Hounslow, about the 10th of April, on route to Brighton.
The Detachments of the 213 d and 434 Regiments, under order.
for Portugal, embarked no Monday last at Plymouth, on board the
Romney troop-ship, which arrived from Portsmouth that day.
Friday a Detachment of the 94th Regiment, and Capt. Cam'.
company of Royal Engineers, embarked at Plymouth, on board
the Liebe transport, and sailed on Sunday for Bermuda.
Major Hoar It company of the Royal Artillery marched oo Fri-
eta, from Plymouth for Woolwich. '
" *Th2 Depot of the Huh Regiment, outlined at Birr, have been
ordered to Clare Castle, to relieve the Mee Brigade. Thc lit diet.
lan of the 99th have arrived in Limerick.

FASHIONA BLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
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Lord and Lady Ashtoern, at tbrir home In Hereford-street ' • the
Countess of Hardwicke, in St. James's-square, from her ant, Tit.
teithanget Hall, Herta ; the Duke of St. Albans, in St. James's-
square, from'Cranford Bridge; Mr. and Lady Caroline Cape), at
the Duke of St. Albans, in St. James's square, from their seat in
Berks.; Sir Frederick and Lady Baker, at their house in Jsrmyn-
street ; Colonel Sir Dudley Hill, at the Uerner's Hotel, Berner's-
stseet, from Bath.

CHAAGES.

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The Marquis of Bristol, for his seat in Surrey; Captain Long,
from Graftou-street, fur Paris; Captain and Mrs. Pawls, for their
seat iu Wilts; Captain Burnaby, for Leicestershire; Captaitt Cod.
rington, from the Brunswick Hotel, on a tour; Captain Forbes,
from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Ireland.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Masco th.
The hilliness yesterday was equally heavy as on Monday, but
much more generaL Tatter had many friends present, and was
backed freely at 7 and 7i to 1 ; the latter being the closing price.
Glenartney, is consequence, went back half a point, end at S to I
had no backers. The Oaks and Riddlesworth did not present any
thing worthy of particular mention. Reviewer has again become
first favourite for the St. Leger, but nearly all the others are as be-
fore; we should except Emma, who is two or three points better.
The closing prices were as follow—

S to I asst Glenartney St to I apt Gustavus
T+ to 1 ,apt Tatter (takes) 40 to 1 apt Ld Aylesbury's tk.
14 to 1 apt Minn U to I apt Mr. Yates's lot, do.
16 to I apt irapsonlle 1000 to 23 apt Pantaloon, du.
17 to I apt Trumpeter MOD to U apt Sparkler, do.
IS to I apt Catherine 2000 to to apt Coostanttne,do.
10 to 1 apt Galierbuie No others mentioned.
20 to 1 apt Spondee

s to 1 apt Glesartney I
S to 1 ipt Cressida
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to I airie Mirk
111 to 1 apt
15 to 1 apt Laprpt(takeo)
IS to 1 apt TotterWge
DOMCAIIITZA

6 up 1 apt Dianduks

li to I are Duchess
17 to 1 apt Morel
1$ to 1 apt Translation
IS to 1 apt Souvenir
Se. Lao ea.
17 to 1 apt Reviewer 22 to 1 apt Sancho
19 to t apt Jupiter 22 to 1 apt Moonshine
20 to -1 apt Popsy 53 to 1 apt Matilda
20 to 1 apt Olivera 94 to 1 apt ROMS
20 to 1 agst Granby 30 to 1 apt Nonplus
SO to 1 apt Nivalls 40 to 1 agst Pedlar (taken)
The following matches have been made for the first day of the
nest York Spring Meeting—
Mr. Ridedale's b. f. Ridotto, apt Mr. Ressell's gr. f. by Black-
lock (Set. 2111. each), for too soy. h. ft.
Mr. Ridadale's br. c. by Tramp (list.2lb.) agst Lord Kelburnee
els. f. by Viscount (Sow for 200 soy. h. ft.
Basenrou. Masco 27.—A considerable muster of high and low
life took place at the Devil's Dyke yesterday, under the supposition
that the celebrated Derby Stag, Robin Hood,would again be turned
out these; the time mentioned was mid-day, at which period •
cart, with a Stag in it, did appear; not however, the redoubted
Robin, but the sluggish beast that had disappointed a very nu
moos field, on the Ditcbling Hills only a few days before.
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faces now became general ; and half crowns were much more
!cult In collection than on the preceding occasion. The animal
was at length let down, to stretch his limbs on nerve frond, but some
dm einpeed ere the repeated insults he received could induce him
nripme y, when he carefully shaped a leisurely course into
the 'valley, called ihe Devil's Dyke, followed by divers
sportsmen, well mounted, and the harriers. Reaching its base,
and skewing no fear of the noise behind him, be took a side hill
course, back to his former position. Again he descended the hollow,
and again, by a similar movement to the former, returned to it.
summit. Curses not deep, but loud, new assailed hint from all
sides, accompanied by lashes and blows; and those, in the end, he
avoided, by descending the Dyke, not much leas than half a mile
deep, a third time; but wily two sportsmen, and about tithe couple
of the harden followed. Instead of corning back in the latter in-
stance, be trotted away for Taddington Wood, about a mile dis-
tance, and then on for Horton another mile, without altering his
parse. He crossed about forty yards of Mr. Walter Borrell's estate,
at a canter, and then trotted to Beden, and oa to Breather Toll-
gate, in all something better than five miles; when about half of
the pack came up with and secured him foe the spit, it is hoped, as
Meanly way in which it is likely that he eahlredoee.wbolesome
oelgreirable diversion is the future. . -
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Tie Third Day's Sale of Trinkets, Jewellery, Fire.
arms, and Oriental and European Weapons, banging to his late
Royal Highness the Duke of You, took place yesterday. The
attractive articles of jewellery and trinkets submitted to auction by
Mr. Crawls, drew to his G, eat Room several• Ladies of haul tee.
The ROOO2 was very much crowded, and, as usual, the things .f
value produced excellent prices ; some of the lire-arms must be
excepted, if they were good. Rusty swords, probably to bang up
as trophies In " castled walls," sold at a guinea each; and a High.
land weeps°, described In the catalogue as having " a genuine An-
drea Ferrara blade," fetched £lO. A Turkish short sabre, the
blade square at the extremity, and a rough-looking instrument, a
battle.aze, from Seringspatant, produced £3 18s. A powerful
contention was excited between the agent of his Maassyr and the
Marquis of Huirroao, fur the purchase of a magnificent Seal, the
handle composed of a block of lapis learii, with the Royal Arms
engraved upon a Brazil' ink topaz, of unparalleled Size and beauty,
the mounting of exquisite chasing., in variously coloured gold, set
with one large turquoise.. It MU at last bought by the Kum, fur
woe hundred and one guineas.
THit SPITALVIELDB WlAVlRS.—Bodies of theNe men
yesterday were in motion about the City, visiting several manufac•
terms on the subject of their demands. It was stated in the COMIC
of the day that several considerable mergers had declared that the
advance of ild. per yard sought on plain goals should not drivethem
to the foreign market. The weavers express their °mildew' of suc-
cess under all disadvantages, in any competition with th; fontsn
market, and it is admitted that the introduction al foreign manillas
tured goods has been by no mean. so injurious as was anticipated.
In the course of the day several other small mandellillWars CM-
ceded the advance. The total number of weavers who monied
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to work yesterday, and the day before upon the actuated MPS Iv
about 1,200 as 1,400. The women and children asesseliedlll Mw'
. streets of Spitalftelds before the doom of the mandseinrem.—•
There was, however, no disturbance, &ad it was said that the
l maven had themselves laudably taken measures. to prevent any
I being committed by the buys, being determined to Medea the
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matter with the temper of a bargain,