Star.
London, England, 1827-08-13 00:00:00

STONEHOUS E REGATTA.

This Regatta took place•on Wednesday, and was melt respect.
ably and numerously attended. The weather was delightful, the
sky unclouded, the atmosphere perfectly clear, and the 'nil
blowing freshly from the east. The sailing commenced zt
o'clock, and the sport, which was excellent, afforded univerisl
tisfaction.

Fiala CLAM—A Silver Cop, for sailing boats not exceeding fi
feet aloft from the fore part of the stem to the after put of fa
stern-post. The following started—
Anne, Hare,
Falcon, Kitton,

£2 feet.
20 feet.

• These boats which are both favourites, slipt their nmerlep
the *log of the gun, and started on the same tack towards tit
Cobler Buoy under . Mount Batten, which mark the Fern
I reached first. They then went off free to the mart eastward
the Breakwater, the Anne overhauling the Falcon band over hand,
which she continued to do until rounding the lied Booy, off Red-
ding Point, when on hauling her wind on the larboard tack, she
quite satisfied her antagonist of her superiority. She did not allot
the Falcon any chance afterwards, and beat her about 8 militate

&MOND Cuss.—A Silver Cup, fur boats not exceeding eigineg
feet. The following started:
Witch, Pope, le feet.
Leveret, Hambly, 16 feet.
These boats started about 15 minutes after the Best elan. The
Witch, almost like witchcraft, left the Leveret, and kept the
during the race, beating her opponent 15 minutes.
Tutus Cuss.—A Silver Cup; for boats not exceeding 16 feet.
The following started:
Charlotte, Harivis, 16 feet.
Eliza, ltawlins, 16 feet.
They started soon after the second class. The Charlotte instaidf
made the odds against the Eliza—it was as the Britannia to Cow
=dare O'Brien's yacht—and she won by about 16 minutes.
At six o'clOck the Committee, Subscribers, and a large Pun
Gentlemen, sat down to dinner at the Commercial Inn, Stallrb4%
where an excellent entertainment was provided by Mr. Hoak
and the evening passed in the most social manner.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, BASINGHALL•STII

W. R. Mott, Brighthelmstone, builder . ; 3it
J. Corbyn, Tokenhouse-yard, Lothbury, master-mariner. 5 II
.G. Grain, Cambridge, hatter . . 3 A
G. Hurt, King-street, Cheapside, furrier . . . 311
J. Mitchell, Crescent, Miuories, merchant , 3 3
S. Brown, Old-street, St. Luke's, straw boonet.manufactura 2 II
W. "Liman, St: Mary, Lambeth, miller , 111
J. Phillips and W. Gray, Pktt.terrace, Somers'.town, sad
Duke's-row, New-road, plasterers . I 9
J. Davis, Lower BroOk-street, Grosvenor-square, upholsterer I hl
M. H. Shepherd, Wilsden COuage, Harrow-road, surgeon l'l

MARRIED.
The 19th ult. at Eaeter, the Key. John Phillips Roberti, 1/1.
Chaplain of Christ Church, to Margaret Cornelia, eldest dassbuf
of Mrs. Aitkin. of Dix Field, Exeter.
Tuesday senuight, at Sobertoo, the Rev. George Deane,
of &. Mary Hall, Rector of Brighton, Hants. to Mary, eidA
daughter of Thomas Grarat, Esq. of &hereon, in the same cool.

DIED.
y, at his summer residence, neat. the head of Bijrntsfsi
minks, Edinburgh, the Rev. Sir Henry Monerieff Wellsrowl, 5Jt.
Long the ornament of the Scotch National Church, and the rakook
lionanorkno .of that good old school of which he was so noble A tyyr.
Wm Mallet, Captain. in his Majesty's 46th Regiment. •
The Stlthult. at the house of his brother-in-law, Mr. Welch. cl
Dagley-row, Birmingham, the Rev, John Langley. 4. A. and V'
low of Worcester Collage on Dr. Finney's Foun-istion. He took
his Degree of M.A. in 1784.
Drowned, on the 28th ult. Henry Wallis, Esq. of Marysborot4
county of , aged 25 years.
At Martens I lern, near Ikacknell. Serbs, on the 14th ult. Job°
Masbn, aged 90, having sewed his Kh;g and country, in the moo
of George If. and George 111. at the taking of gochoc and NJ.
tiniqie, and is supposed to be the last SthllllCo who helped to eal
General Wolfe off the field of battle.

HI G A- tt ATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO 111Ult100.

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