Star.
London, England, 1827-08-31 00:00:00

DOVER, AVOUST 30.

After the Rrand Regatta which took place Tab Tues.,
day, the Members of the Royal Yachi (Tub were met at Wail.%
Hotel by the Mayor and Corporation, the principal resident Naval
and Military Pikers, and other Gentlemen, where a most sump.
times dinner is as served op, consisting of turtle, venison. wad eery
choice viand that could be procured, with wines attb first quality.
Vice-Admiral thane presided In the Chair, supported Oa pis
right by the Earl of DASSLOT, Rear Admiral Wintwarw, the
Mayor of Dome, &c. &c. and on the left, by the Right Honour-
able lard YAaaoaouaH, Lord Viscount Tortuturron, Colonel
Mecum...A.l), Ste. &c.

After the usual toasts of his Majesty—the refit of the Royal Fa-
mily—the Lord High Admiral and the Navy—the Duke of Wel:
lington and the Army—the Chairman, in-a neat and appropriate
speech on the first visit of the Royal Yacht Club to Dover, pro-
posed a toast—" the Right Honourable Lord Yarborough, and the
Members of the Royal Yacht Club"—which having been drank
with three times three, his Lordship rose, and in an animated and
pleasing address, thanked the Chairman and company for the
honour done to himself and brother Members of the Club, and for
the very handsome manner in which they have been received at
Dover.—The evening having been spent with great conviviality
tIU ten o'clock, the party broke up, when the Members of the Club,
and majority of the company, j.iined the ball at the Theatre, which
was converted into a spacious ball room, most elegantly fitted up
with flags of various nations. The decorations were beautiful is
the extreme; the room representing a.Chistese garden ;-at the end
of which was a temple, surrounded with allegorical devices. The
ball was under the Immediate direction of Admiral BASIL'',

Lieutenant-Colonel Cuaar.ss Muwao, Hey. G. Fasmtaca, Cap-
tain Gima, W. It. Dwain*, Esq. H. P. Dalmatia, Rsq.Stewards.
The dresses were magnificent, and the scene was akogetier most
brilliant. Several Military and Naval Meets were present,
amongst whom we noticed all the Officers of the Guard Ship laying
in t►e Downs; likewise of the 15th (King's Own) Light Dra-
goons, 85th, and the D.-pot of the 41st Regiments.

DEAL AND DOWNS REGATTA, Atm. SO.

SECOND DAY.

The morning began by bringing docks of visitors again from all
parts, and at one precisely the Raves commenced. The sight, to
use Lord Yarborough's wards, surpasses an other Regattas, and
the sport was excellent. Ten Deal loggers contended for the prizes,
and the Flora woo, beating the &our, Dart, Mercury, Eclipse,
Canning, Duke of Clarence, Po, Fame, and the Sparrow.
The other Race was between nine lugger', and the Success beat
the Manship, Tally-ho, Paul Pry, Hope, Beebe', Assistance, Sala-
mander, and the Superb. The wind was just stiff coati&
The third Race was between three galley 'suers, and the Lark
beat the Hawk and the Victory. '
The Ball was very full, and fashionably attended : the Theatre
was also crowded with the prettiest faces Deal and its neighbour.
hood bouts of with so much truth. Miller's Concert, at the As-
sembly Rooms, takes place to-night, when, in additioo to its patron.
age, it will be honoured with Lord Yarborough, Lord Darnley,
and several Members of the Royal Yacht Club. To doe this, I
shall Inertly add, that, from the regulations adopted, the Deal and
Downs Regatta is now completely established; and from the sup-
port of the Royal Yacht Club, next year It will bear the name of
being equal with any other aquatic sport on the coast. The Rus-
sian squadron are still here, and Lord Yord Yarborough sails to-
morrow for Ramsgate.•

REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, AUGUST SO.

OARRAWAT& •

Rosniva.—The Right and Interest of the Apdgeres of Meese&
Piper and Dewdney to the immediate Dividends of the sums of
,66,100, .15,000, and 11,900 Three per Cents, standing in the
names of three Trustees during the life of Mr. George Dewdoey,
now aged 32, under his marriage settlement-1.530.
The Reversion in and to 4r4,155 6s. Three per Cents. Con-
sole, subject to certain contingencies, arising, with the other 6ve
Lets following, out of the same listate.--1640.
A Policy for £3OO in the Rock Life Assurance_, Company,
effected November, 111011, on the life of Mr. Timms Piper, now
aged 54, annual premium 16 15s. 141.-1120.

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A Diiter-111.5:
A Debt of 4450, with interest at 5 per cent. secured by the joint
bonds of the late Lord •Erskine and the present Lotd Erskine,
• dated November, 11122 ; also a Polley for 4450, in the Royal Lx-
change Company, on the life of the present• Lord Erskine; annual
premium 41 11 15s;• arrears of interest due to 11122, 41011 55.-470.
A Deist of 4300, with interest at d per cent. secured by the bond
of the present Lord Erskine, dated September, 1515-455.
The Assignees Interest in the Reversion to One-ninth of 41175,1
per Cent. Reduced, subject to contingencies-430.
A Freehold Estate of Inheritance, situate in the parish of Chet-
, ham Bois, near Amersham. Bucks comprising Bois.bouse, seated
on a lawn, with Sower, shrubbery and kitchen gardens, an orchard
and booting green, and a paddock of pasture land, in all 27 acres,
detached stabling for horses, and a variety of outbuildings, a gothic
cottage, &c. let at 490, free from land tax ; subject to a mortgage
of 41500-4540.

The Copyhoki Residence and Ware.roorns of Mr. Taylor, fur-
niture dealer, fronting the high road, at Tbinham-green, with
stabling, garden, acc.—held of the Manor of Sutton Court, at a

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customary fine and quit rent ; the lease at • ground rent of 101. a
year, is determinable at Midsummer 1642—.1153.
lite Leasehold Residence, Grounds, attached and detached
Offices, Ste. lately occupied by H. W. Mackreth, Esq. near the
Church, Hammersmith, and a Dwelling-house adjoining with offices
and garden, held for 53 years, at .5100; the second house let for the
whole term at 4100 per anmsm—Xl,soo.
A Leasehold Residence, No. I, Hinde-street, Manchester.equare,

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held for 46 years, at a ground rent of to guineas—.1690.
A Pkce of Freehold Land, called Upper Bean Plot, situate at
Pennington, in the pariah of Milford, near Lymington, containing
4a. 3n. 6r. Ist for 14 years, at £l2-1335.
A Bond for the payment of 11110, with interest at 5 per Cent.
arising out of the Act fur Lighting and Watching Kentish Town,
St. Pancras--Xlos.
A Ditro--X 195.

An Absolute *(eversion, receivable on the death of a Lady, now
fifty-five, to one-fifth of a moiety of £13,533 6s. fkl. Three per
Cent. Consuls, subject to the raising £4,009 out of the fund—£7oo.
An Absolute Reversion, receivable on the death of a Gentleman
now fifty.four, to one.fifthist a moiety of £1,666 155. 44. Three
per Cent. Consols.—£64o.

Monday, William Bond was committed to Plymouth
gaol for six months, by J. Hawaii', Esq. for having enlisted in the
Royal Marines, he being at the time a private in the South bevia
Militia.

Yesterday, as Gates and Elms, two officers of the
revenue, were proceeding to execute a warrant, obtained
at Lambeth•stteet, for the discovery of a private still,
and the apprehension of the persons working, it, they
discovered in the house, No. 18, Langsdale•street, St.
George's in the East, where they had heard the still
was in operation, an illicit soap manufactory carrying
on, on the most extensive scale; it appears it has been at
work for many yea's.

Yesterday, a: some children were playing among
some old iron belonging to Mr. GRAHAM, iron-founder,
in Brick-lane, Old-street, thrown down by the side of
his foundry for the purpose of being broken up, a large
pipe belonging to a sewer rolled over on to a child,
and completely crushed one of its feet. It also cut
and bruised the child's head and face in a shock-
ing manner. The child was immediately carried
home to its mother, who was so dreadfully alarmed
when she saw the child covered with blood, and im-
agining the accident to be much worse than it really was,
that she went into convulsions. and it was along time
before they could pronounce her to be out of danger.