Star.
London, England, 1826-09-20 00:00:00

DONCASTER ST. LEGER-BY EXPRESS.

As our Paper was going to Press, we received by
Express the following account of the result of yester-
day's Race at Doncaster :

DONCASTER, TUESDAY Avmwoox,

Timm &Mac:.
The Great St. Leger Stakes of 25 Guinean each, 95 Subscribers.
Lord Scarborough's Tarrare • ; 3
Sir J. Bing's Mulatto s • g

27 started, only two placed—won cleverly.

The Two-year old Produce Stakes of too Soo.. each, was woo
by Mr. Lambtou's cb. c. by Abjer, beating Lord Miltou'i Medora
and two others.

The Etoik announces the arrival of Mr. Secretary
CANNIXO and his Lady in the French capital on Saturday last.—
Apartments had been prepared for their reception at the Hotel of
the British Ambassador, which they immediately occupied.

The Duke of Yon= rode out in an open barouche and
pair about half-past two o'clock yesterday afternoon, from the red-
deuce of the Duke of Rumaxn in Arlington-street: His Royal
Highness inspected his new house in the Green Park, and then.l
proceeded up Constitution-hill to Brompten. The Royal Duke re-
turned about half.past four o'clock from his airing. Sir Hamar
Mune') and Mr. Pd‘Gazoos visited his Royal Highness yester-
day. His Royal Highness was engaged in the morning transacting
military business with some official Gentlemen. I
The Princess AUGUSTA arrived in town. yesterday
morning from her residence at Frogmore. Her Royal Highness
paid visits to the Duke of YORK and the Princess SOMA, and re.
turned to Frogmore in the afternoon.
The. Duchess of GLOUCESTER left town for her resi-
dence at Bagshot Park, on Monday afternoon.
We regret to state that the Countess of ELDON has
had a relapse, and is at present suff'ering under severe indisposition,
at her residence in Hamilton-place.
The CHANCIILLOR of the EXCHEQUER Came to town
yesterday morning from Beckenham.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE set out on the 12th instant,
by way of Bucharest, for Berlin, where he would join the Duchesa,l
who was to arrive there on the 10th from &relics. There is to be
a grand review at Hanover towards the end of the month, when
ithe Duke of Comamsuan, and many other persons of distinction,
are ex to be ptitsent. The corps to be reviewed, will consist,
of abou 10,000 men, and the estimated expense is 25,000 rix dollars.
Anltalian Courier, attached to the Government ofl
pc,
the lonian Isles, arrived at the Office of the Secretary of State for 1
1 Colonial Affairs on Wednesday, with despatches for Earl asysnairr,
from the Lord High Commissioners.
Despatches were sent of yesterday from the Foreign
office to Mr. Secretary Catania, at Paris.
Mr. BARTLETT, his Majesty's Consul General at Ga-
licia and Asturias (to reside at Corinna), transacted business yes-
terday at the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs, on his
return from Spain.
Lord WILLIAM Bataacx transacted business yes-
terday at the Colonial Met.
A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held yes-
terday at the Treasury Chambers.
The Earl of Fat arrived in Edinburgh last week
from London.
Tho Dowager Lady SHAW STEWART arrived at Loa
don on Wednesday from Scotland.
DUEL.—A meeting took place, yesterday morning,
on Putney Heath, between a Mr. B—x and Captain P—virrox,
concerning a dispute at a gaming table. The parties arrived on
the ground at seven o'clock, and, as neither would come to any
amicable adjustment, the ground was measured, and they fired.
The Captain received the contents of his adversary's pistol in. the
shoulder. A skilful surgeon, who was on the ground, pronounced
the wound not dangerous, and the Captain was removed in the
course of the day to London,_eptirely out of danger.
EDISBURGH, SEPT. 13.—Mr, A. FLETCHER, of Lon-
don, preached three times in the neighbourhood yes-
terday ; in the forenoon in Leith Links, in the afternoon
in the Relief Church, Roxburgh-place, Edinburgh,-and
in the evening on the Calton ffill. The discourse in
the evening was chiefly a farewell address to his friends
in Scotland, in which he earnestly requested the benefit
of their prayers, assuring them he would never forget
them in his. He assured his audience that lie would
leave Scotland without the least particle of enmity to
his old connexions ; enumerated the number of pulpits
he bad preached in during his present visit (exclusive of
is sermons in the fields); and expressed the gratifica-
tion he felt at being attended by such a number of
auditors, and particularly at seeing the plumes of a
number of gallant hussars waiving over the heads of
the assembled multitude.

The Aurernberg Correspondent states that the Minis-
ters sent by the different Courts to assist at the Corona-
tion of the Emperor of Russia, had received invitation
to assist at the cerem mny of his Coronation as King of
POLAND. at Warsaw. It is expected that numerous pro-
imams will take place in thePulish ar my on the occasion.