Star.
London, England, 1827-06-13 00:00:00

DINNER GIVEN TO THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY.

The Marquis of AWOLKSZT, Master General of the
Ordnance, and Wood of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, dined,
on Monde', with the Ottani of that Corps, quartered at Wool-
wich, at their Mess Room. His Lordship was accompanied by the
Duke of Richmond, Lord Uxbridge, Major General Sir Hussey
Vivian, the Hon. General Phipps, and other distinguished Mars,
to whom invitations bad likewise been sent. A sumptuous repast
Was provided, and after dinner the following touts were given from
the Chair, mad drank with great enthusiasm...
The Ring."
" The Duke of Chinon, and the Royal Family."
" The Navy and Army."
The Panaceas (Major General Punta) then rose, and, after a
then and concise speech, gave " The health of the Marquis of
Anglesey, Master General of the Ordnance, with three times three,"
same which was drank with enthusiastic applause.
The Noble Maroons, on returning thanks, spoke nearly as follows
.—General (addressing himself to the President)—Officers of Aral-
kry—Engineers, and Gentlemen of the other Departments of the
Ordnance ; I rise with a consciousness of (Meshy, in endeavour-
* to express the extent of my obligation at the manner in which you
have done me the honour to drink my health. The gracious favour
of his :Majesty has selected me to fill the slice of Master General, a
pest the most enviable, or, if not the most enviable, as much so, as
the utmost ambition of a soldier can aspire to. Tie renown which
the British Artillery has so nobly acquired throughout Europe,
may say throughout the world—its skid—its science—its gallantry
—its order—its discipline—have been quoted—have been talked of
shave been the the theme, and the admiration, of every Army,'
and every Court, in Europe. I see around me many gallant friends,
with whom it was my good fortune to serve in my early military
career. I well remember what confidence I felt when on the march.
I beard the trundling of the canoe* wheels. I then served in the
infantry—the basis of every arm—the most perfect of all. because
It is In itself capable of defence. How much, then, must these
impressions have been increased when afterwards serving in the
cavalry, I became more conversant with the value of artillery.
The cavalry is, of itself, a feeble arm—comparatively a feeble
arm—tilt with its natural ally, the artillery, it is capable of any
athievensent. If, Gentlemen, these, my nay recollections, thus
bias rne. so forcibly in favour of artillery, what must be my
feelings now that l ant so intimately connected with your service,
that lam placed at its held, that lam become your chief? Gen.
denten, these are net words of course; they are not got up for the
occasion • they are not brought out for the day. I ant 'Want ha
saying that I derive the utmost 'possible gratification from
mutated with you—from being placed at your head ; and I
to man y gallant friends around me, whose acquaintance I have
enjoyed, whether they have not often and long don beard me ex•
press these sentiments. Generals,Officers of Artillery, and Engineers,
I beg you to accept my best thanks foe the honour you have tbh
day done me. I have the honour to drink your very good health.
After the applause bad subsided, the Marquis again rose, and
having requested permission to give a toast, said,
GlarMS3lllllI am allowed to give a toast, and that which I am
about to propose, must, I am confident, be received with enthu-
siasm by any society—much more by a society of soldiers. I give you,
Gentlemen, the health of the Great Man whom I have the tumour
to succeed. I feel my own inadequacy, and the difficulty of the si-
tuation in which lam placed. I have, however, the satisfaction to
think, that my task will be comparatively easy, when I contemplate
the perfect order and regularity which prevail throughout every
branch of the department, a perfection which could only have pro-
ceeded Irons his Muter hand.
The health of the " Duke of Wellington" was then drank with
rapturous and universal applause.
• The Noble Marquis, on rising to retire about half past ten o'clock,
after condescendingly expressing his sense of the bonsurs that day
conferred on him, said, that he had still one favour to requeit..•
that he might be enrolled as a Member of the Mess.
A burst of general approbation followed, and on his leaving the
Mess-room, the health of the new Member "the Moat Noble the
Marquis of Anglesey," was drank with three times three, most
enthusiastically.
We have omitted to state, that the toasts were followed by ap.
pn-.priate airs, both vocal and instrumental, performed by the
Baud of the Regiment.

The Archbishop of CANTIMBURY and the Bishop of
Dammam had tinervir-ves with Mr. Carourre ou Monday, at Ms re-
aidaaca in Downing-street.

V'sbc,.4.nt u;s icti had a conference yesterday with
Mr. CAMINO.

A Spacial Licence for the marriage of Mrs. Courts
with tie Duke of St. Ausalea was granted. yesterday upon the, od
of lals Grace tie Lunt Arabohop of CMSTIRSUPX.
We understand 11 tei.us c)f our highly respected
Representative, Mr. Lcsnirovvit, brie invited thet Gentkinan to
I a riblie farewell dinner, pr,vious to his departure to his CAPYtril
Ultnt at Medias. —Kloorh Losesic.

N A lif.k k iNTELLIGENCE.
The Florida. Peron, houpal to Portland, ran on shore yetterdrY,
bet has been got ng.
About six packages of telex' goods, per the Lacy Ann, for Ha.
vannak, are damaged In consequent, of her having been on .hare.
Haat., June le.—Wind H.E.—Archred from London the Lion,
Egsss and Mary, Mr/ ditty, for New South ‘i ales ; and Arell,
i Lose, for China. Arrived the Thalia, Blum, from Jamaica.
POBTIMOUTIJ. Jugs it... Wind ES.E..—Arrived his 31aj-ey's
ship p Trio, from an eritnenral cruise. A surety has bee,; k .41
dii day on the Lady Nugent, COTGA AVE, for Bombs'', and sue,,
liiial not lo a 4t %Ate to proceed on.her voyage.
. yomoerea, jun Ile—Wind variable.-s-Sailed the Resrpet
packet, for Brasil.
LavienaoL, Jose 11.—The Pyramus, Loewy ett, bound to ,16.
onsisigatandiniehtt, ass4lg:tetftraetteer
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. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
. ASCOT HEATH RACES—.FIRST DAY, Teak*
It is not Otos that we have seen so fa4d,,nable a scarps/ as
done, or any other seeds. on A first day. Very geoj reason. leas..
ewer, may be found Set the attendance being so nsimerten. It wee
known that his pgaiosay, wbo seldom foregoes the gradated's'. efs
forded him by this oseethig of enjoying a favourite pur.uit, intended
ass be present each day, and that in order to ensure good sport, drag
gip* do dliiickwie? in the entries occasioned by the death of his
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celebrity og the hems 'erected to ran,were additional inducer:sifts.
before one &dock at
_which bier these Races commenced) the
Royal equipages traded the race ground, and were greeted with
the most enthedastle Miters by the assembled ansultirudt. The
Queen of Wartasalmrs was not present, nor do ifs think that her
Majesty will leave St James's till neat erect. ..
•iiia Royal moo anaeleted of three carriages 'lard sit, and out.
tiden.kko marquis of Cooyngham being in the Eitsfs carriage,.
His Majesty Immediately presented himself at the window of the
grand stand, and Awl greeted with similar demonstrations of joy to
those which had mosempanled him all the way from the Hopi
Lodge. Wear* happy to observe that his klajesty appeared in rt.
relent health and spirits. He was dressed in a full suit of black,
with a stay.

The following's a list of the principal persons who were preset
Prince and Primus, Eriterliasy. Duktv—Devonarbv, Grafton,
Dorset, Leeds, Portland, Richmond. Mantaisses.- Graham,
Easter, Titchbeld, Sligo, Blandford, Taviatock, and ASIA*
Earls —Jersey, Warwick (and Countess), &whom* tog
Countess), Owydyr (and Countess), Verulam, Orford, Inc Oft.
Southampton. Lords—O. Cavendish, W. Loam, I Combs,
G. Restinck, Wallacourt, A. Conyogham, Berkeirb %we, M.
chalks, Maryborough. Sirs—J. Shedry, F. Watson (Mann d
the HousebOhl), W. Keppell, Ste.
The bail rang for saddling directly his Majesty arrived. eM 11
shoot so minutes the races oassinenced, with the Kings Plait, as
fellows—
. _ _ _

His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. four yr olds, 10st. 71b. five, list. 7k.
six, l 1 st.l2lb. and aged, last. Foot miles.
Mr. Wyndham's Chateau Martians. 5 yrs • . 1
Lord Ratter's ch. h. Hobgoblin, 4 yrs . . s
Lord Tavistock's ch. m. Leeway, 4 yrs • . 3
Mr. kleatheste's ch. b. Nigel, f yrs • . 4
Bating-2 to lea Chateau, 4to 1 apt Hobgoblin, and 4 (41
Leew
eway made strong running for a four mile heat, and kept b
front to the turn, when nearing the straight ground ; there Chateau
Margaux came up in front, Hobgoblin sticking to him like a shadow;
these two made a good race till within a Hamm, Ca sok
leave of his companion, and was the fins to pay his 'aspects to the
Judge by two lengths (easy); rode by Dockery ; Hubsoblis by
Anal; Leeway by O. Edwards; and Nigel by Henry Bum.
The Oaths& 0(50 sows. such, 20 ft. and only 10, /cc. Two milts
and a half
Mr. Wyadham's Black Saran, 4 yrs; Tot. 121 b. : . I
Mr. Dehae Radelyffe names Derain, 4 yrs, ass. 41b. .
The following also warted, bit wore not placed—
Duke of Rutland', Adelixa, a yrs, last. Mb.
Weisel Yates's Garda, 4 yts,
Lord Lowther's Monarch, 4 yn, 75t.121b.
Lord Moontcharlee's Royal Oak, 4 yrs, 7et. 101 b.
Lord Ailesbur's brother to Barefoot, 4 yn,7a.lutle.
Lord Veruham's Ups., 4 yrs, 7st. Sib.
Mr. Heathcote's Syntax, 4 yr 4. 7st. Sib.
Four paid to sees. and four paid 10 sows. forfeit.
Denise is the property of his Majesty, and was rode by Calluy
is Ms Majesty's own colours, for the Int time duce his Nlajc-ty's
radng days, when Prince of Wales—the colour is light blue, tis
gently embroidered with scarlet.
Batting-10 to 1 Net the winner ;sto 1 apt Dueler; sto 1
apt Adak= ; 7to 1 agst Monarch; 7 to 1 apt Garcia; 9 to 1 apt
Royal Oak; 10 to I apt Up as; 10 to 1 apt Syntax; 20 to 1 agst
Barefoot.

Royal Oak set o at a good pace, followed by Adelist, Devise,
sod ell the ethers, and keeping close gave a very insposaor AP•
Lieroto the race. At the tom of the straight coming in ground,
gr
atad Black Swan cams out together, Adeliza, Garcia, and
Ora being well laid in with them. Here began the trial, and it
wad mete, particularly between the Brat two. till within 50
)mss he.., when Black Swan la loose and woo cleverly by a
acm. Ram by ArnuU; Adeliea by Robinson; Garcia, by Good).
ass Shmarch, by J. Day ; Royal Oak, by F. Boyce ; Barefoot,
by Niirmardy Opal, by Comity ; and Syntax, by Pairs.
A arises accident occurred in this race: Brother to Barefoot
being inane distance behind. all the other horns at the turn, was
entirely forgetter by the mob, who, thinking all of them had pawed,
clawed In, and effectually blocked up the sourse—imomuch that
Bernard on coming up with his bone, was kaocked down and very
seriously hurt. At first it was reported he was killed. Barnard
was of court* tumble to some to make; and we are unable to state
the extent of his injury.
Sweepstakes of lou sovereigns each, h. R. 3 year old colts, Sat. Sib.
New mile. The whiner of the Derby to carry 7111. alum, and
the second horse Sib.
Lord Jersey's Glenartney • •
Mr. Wyndham sGaberiunsie
Duke of Grafton's Turcomaa
Mr: Rogers's Chieftaia

Betting-7 to 2 and 4tol em Gleoartney, which went el is
whining way hollowed by thy others as they are pissed, made ore
sol pad claming, and won very easy by a kerb, rode by G.
Bewares; Thrown= by J. Day ; Gaberiunzie by Dockery; 11:4
OMAR by Wbestley.
Makes of 100 sou. each, b. ft. for three yr old tiThea, Om Sib.
The New mile.
Kr. Payees Eby Rainbow--Scheberasado • • I
Mr. Wyodbanes Urganda—Silvertail . •
Kr. Thornhill's eh. by Merits—Morel • •
_The following started, but were not placed—
Doke of Grahon's Arab—(John Day)
Lord G. Cavendish's by Partisan--lioute, (Areal))
Doke of Grafton's Monody—(G. Edwards)
Gen. Grosvenor's Spite—(Young Buckle).
Betdng-5 to apt the wiener; Sto 1 age Orlifid„a ;4t4 1
apt Morel; Sc. i apt- Monody ; and !Ito 1 art Lord 4.`"rge..'
and Morel
The winner went off at strong running, with Urganda
nest to her, and the others at hand ; they made a rail 11416 n
race, without changing places till ending, when Mr. Paynes wan hi
a neck only ; rode by Conolly ; Urganda by Dockery; awl 36'ra
by Citifney.

Match-300 seem
Lard Mountcharies's Eoyal Oak received 100 sonforfeit from
Lord Exeter's Ttraineur.
The races fobbed at half-put four, end his Majesty deb
artolifa'
mediate) y after, amidst reiterated cheers.
The police, under the direction of Sir it. Mrnle, and awing by
Townsend, Bishop, Sayer, &c. was very effective, and &waf
kept thelight-fingered gentry at bay ; we did not how army reo'?
arradems except the one mentioned above. The mane lin or
intrably kept. The sport altogether was maser.
Mr. Hosioasorc, we are happy to state, has notil
recovered from the effects of his We accident, bung
mow able to walk without much apparent lameness'
ffil.ght Hun. Gentleman transacted business yesterd4l
with Viscount Goovitcs.
• Monday. William Harrison was fully committed t°
Lancaster jail for the murder, in a sct ffie, of Mr. Jem
Mills, a land surveyor, by stabbing him in the neck with
a large knife on the night of FridAy 'sig.—Mao/ow
Mcrcary.

DIED. .4 JStanda,,,at Wimbledon Coattoort, ber Orate the Di"'
Somerset, a slates of the I/skew( Hatiattit.
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at the Sus °rims, No. 1, rtgk.o.wlace, I*.ttivle-La.