Star.
London, England, 1829-08-07 00:00:00

FOR -i,oio GUINEAS.

Bury St. Edmund's, Wednesday.
In consequence of the frequent Interruptions front the state of
the weather. this match was not concluded until this day, and it
terminated in favour of the Bury Club by winning 19 runs.
BUILT. MARY ut-sonsra.
First Inninp
Second 119 Second Innings ..... 114
=MM.
Total... 1. 177 T0ta1..." Hi
In favour Bury, 19.
Nothing could exceed the anxiety exhibited this awning as to
the issue of the match. The country folks hocked the Lememsres,
as they thought they were knowing saes. The result caused many
a long face amongst the Pastorales. of Suffolk, and maw were
beard to exclaim." It's all gammon—it's a made up thing between
Bury sad themselves ." which really did net appear so, as several
of the amateurs of this town are heavy losers. In are instance
there has been 4W. to SW. paid six tinsel over, by a gentleman who
is thought to be a real knowing oar. So skied are the Bury Club
at their victory, that they have challenged the Mary-la•hoose for
another match, permitting them to include all Ragbag in their
Club, with the exception of their own county (Seifsik).

A fine girl, of the age of ten years, belonging to. a
f roily, nutted Naas, living in Wapping, fell if itemiser( of
Wapping Dock; en Tuesday, and"was drowned. This makes the
twentieth instance this Summer of children being drowned in that
vicinity.
The Prefect of the department of the Seine is about M
take a contain of the Whole peputadon of Paris, in order to be able
so it more justly the proportion of the military populatilms. This
great work met be cesspieted between the Ist of August and the
10th of September.
'BLAU BRUMMELL DEYEATED.—The autocrat of
modern dandles, hi the height of his despotism, and bog before
be tent it into bib head to turn atiethineer, formed the An
of
many Oen d'eserit and ben met to his witty companions.. An epee.
dote in which he firmed a pretty prominent figure' was often nar-
rated with great glee by Brumley Sheridan ; bat as to the veracity
of the author of the School foi Scandal in regard to this matter, it
would be foolish to glee any masker. One evening after a dell
debate open sone commercial matters, an which occasion Sherry
was a/wnys ready to become glorious," he came in evades
with
Ermined, ever a bottle of Madeira, in a mike-room adjoining
St. Stephen's. Entering into conversation, the subject, after taking
the usual turnings and wilding', made a dead passe spec the
fashions of the day. The pant-Mims beer washy's.) memos rema t.
able for a loquacky in the discos/los of this his favourite teat. But
Sheridan had a game to play, and he easily contrived to kindle the
pride of Branimellwlto was, in the heat of the moment, induced
to foiegonbil Mud calmness and &meander; and with Ira*y prim
de--mdse to lay rho to a considerable amount, *at he wield; la
the 'count of a week, introduce a new Wawa among the hewn
mends. Sheridan was not slow in taking up the bet ; and, on the
instant, Erustunt4's snip Was sent fee, and received due directions
regarding the tut sad Moor of theirew costume;'Whicit Was Ml-
thistly mitre. • no appointed day arrived, and liroossoeU ramie his
appearance on the poor of Bond street in his novel apparel. He
bad not walked thirty yards. when, as if actuated by a demon, a
bevy of chimney:sweeps, With the' Instruments of dike, and faces
as black as sect weld mike them, "rushed from an • ambush, and
mane' past the •astoehhod beao,• Who- war preeneading with his
Weil dignity and nonchalance of demeanour. Each was droind'io
the exact costume of Brenunell—a eirctsissisoce which horrified
Min in the eitreme. To add to his perplexity, they situtic=
beret att *ids a ittotortav err of " Shot,!"' A laced
dandies *se Weal, canted around The cswatemie, IMelor kWh.
ter and marriinent of the oft-40m were by so means decreased
by the visible chagrin of
..Ernitunell. Just as this crisis, Sheridan.
With a Party of triesdti, irilved Un the *round ; • iad, as belied an-
tidpaod, his friend the beau, liter an 'attempt to tee the aeon*,
made s !Usti retreat to the nearest hotel. Hi. new fashion, which,
by the byv, was by srowiedue woof course universally
Migeskitostible iiieMeticifkleeietto ante *vrbeld."
Shiefdavieited Ittit'&4o isettee fliesibbliicif
Drumineli. As for the eseelsiner* ofiehe'llrairetbd'oielmilli Wein
wen paid, and a censiderable surplus was left fax the use of the
" triksy spirit" hisinelf.—lrdiabwrgA Paper.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

George also am 11141aing fellow, was yesterday sued
the bar before Me Gomm natio" charged with stealing us,:
awl speadips, as flatorday int, fast a Ciotti/amen wail-,
aliumbanw.
Itsppmesi that the prosecutor was passimigdmig Sidneyas4l...
when a man struck aim vleitsehy, and pail
ne 11=1i made ►blows at his: the prisoner preteeded
meld Yar. Ma kid hold of him several times, and
afterwards the Gentleman missed his watch. The prisontrdnial
the charge, and was remanded.
MART-LA-BONNE.
yieharl Clark the "Fonda who was charged with atemed.„
Ito burn tbe dwellinglionse of his master, Mr. Yarrow, a
In
et,
underwent a second sad final examminadeo.
appeared by the further evidence of Mr. Pamir, and lockeeldo,
the altar, that although die cements of the cupboard were in inn
measure consumed, the Ire did not actually eat& any pan of tit
building. It was discovered in time to prevent it.
Mr. GUMMI said, it was a fortunate circumstance fir the pn,
sober, and he committed him for the Intention of the act, et agape
fire to the place.