Star.
London, England, 1821-05-22 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, MAY 8.

Mr. Foster, the British Atisbassador, having ob-
tained leave of absence for six months, has had his
audience of leave of their Majesties.

SAXONY, MAY 10.

We hear that the Government of Saxe-Weimar
has been induced, by representations from abroad,
to direct its serious attention to the proceedings of a
set of mystics, fanatics, and sectarians in the towns
of Sulze, llmenau, Jena, and Alstadt, which are said
to be intimately connected with the Tract Societies
at Seeberg and Basle. It is probable that particular
accounts will be made public.
SCHWERIN, MAY 9.
His Highness, the highly respected Duke Adol-
phus Frederick, of Mecklenburg, died here, after a
short illness, yesterday afternoon, to the great sorrow
of the Grand Ducal family, and of the numerous
persons to whom he was a generous benefactor.

His MAJESTY is at present afflicted with a slight
attack of the gout.
Letters were said, yesterday afternoon, to have been
received from the Naval Commander at Deal, noti-
fying the arrival of some ships of war which had
touched at St. Helena, and stating that, according to
the account of the Officers, the Ex-Eueaaoa was re-
duced to nearly the last stage of disease, _
Last night, Mons. Ar.ErANnaa again displayed his 4to 1 apt Zest
wonderful powers as a Ventriloquist, at the Theatre •to 1 apt Augusta
in King-street, St.James's-square, and was, as usual, 41 to 1 apt My LailY .
honoured with the unanimous approbation of a very ASCOT COLD CUP.
Even on Banker I 4to 1 apt Androsslan.
numerous and genteel audience. NEW M A MEET SECOND SPRING MEETING.
At the election of an Alderman, yesterday, for the saromr, Dior 21r
Ward of Queenhithe, in the room of Sir WILLIAM Handicap Sweepstakes of 15gs rack for 3-yr-olds and upwards,
'l'. Y. C.
Douvitax, resigned, the numbers were—
Mr. Crockford's Sultan, 5-yrs-old, 10st. - . 1
For Mr. Venable. s—Mr. Capel 4—Majority 1.
Mr. Wyndham's Cripple, 4-yrs-old, Sit. Sib. - g
Each vote underwent a rigid scrutiny by Counsel on 1 Mr. James's Fleur de Lis, 3-yn.old, Est. 121 b. - 3
both sides ; the polling, of course, went on slowly. I Lord Esetet's Aspasia, 4-yrs-old, 7st. Sib. - - •
A New Edition is just published of the Guide to Mr. Fraser's Can Albyn, 4-yrs-old, 7st. 91b.
which I Mr. Greville's Pacha, 5-td,-old, sa. Sib. - . s
Matrimonial Happiness. This little volume, • Pi
could only have bn dictated by the most anxious ,nto 1' apt Sultan-2 to I apt Cripple—=3 to 1 apt Fleur de Lis.
1 Mr. James's Fleur de Lis, Sit. beat Mr. I3ouverie's Arbutus,
affection,_ forms a most valuable present for a new- an. Sib. D. M. 200 gs. sto 2 apt Fleur de Lis.
mat ried Lady, though no One can look into it with-1 Lord Jersey's Oracle, fist. beat the Duke of Portland's Zadig,
Sit. 81b. D. M. Loop. b. ft. 7t04 on Oracle _
out being benefited by the soundness of its principles,
Sir J. Shelley's Antar, Bst. 71b. beat Mr. Prendergast's Re.
and the knowledge it displays of the human heart,
gent, list. 31b. D. I. 200 gs. b. ft. 11 to Bon Antar.
as well as of the usages of society, more especially of Mr. Grevills's Banker, Sat. 121 b. rec. ft. from Mr. Oulu:es
that higher class of it to which the Author belonged., Fiarnix, sit. A. F. :cogs. h. ft.

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