Star.
London, England, 1820-09-12 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

The Rev. Mr. FELLOWS performed Divine Service'
brlore her MAJESTY, at Brandenburg House, on
Sunday. During the day, a great number of persons
wai:ed upon her MAJESTY, and had the honour of
being introduced. At three o'clock her MAJEATY
sat down to dinner with a select company of friends.
In the evening she sat upon the lawn. A vast num-
ber of most respectable persons came up the river in
boats, and stopped opposite to Brandenhurgh House,
eager to catch e”en a distant sight of the QuEEN.
On Saturday a courier was sent off to Italy, with
dispatches for the pet sons employed to bring over the
QUEEN'S witnesses. Numerous Addresses ate coming
in. About one o'ilock yesterday her MAJESTY took
an excursion on the Thames, attended by two of the
foreign Ladies of her suite, Colonel OLIVIERA, Mr.
Avsrtx, Sic. Her MAsErry is in excellent spirits,
her only source of regret being the delay that has
taken place is bringing on her defence.
At about six o'clock yesterday morning the Dover
nail-coach drove rapidly np Downing-street, with
several Italian witnesses ; but, on their arrival at Lord •
CASTLEWEAGR'S office, they wereordered to be taken
to the depot in Cotton garden. These witnesses are
presumed to be the pe: sons who, having taken fright
at Beauvais, returned to Milan, and is expectation of
whose art ival the Arrohxkv-thlNt km. requested a
delay of four or five days. Although they have
come tco late for the trial, they are in time to obtain
their travelling ex' enses. Our late excellent Mo-
narch, GEORGE 111. was once, after purchasing a
horse, presented by the dealer with its pedigree.
Take it back," said he, laughing—" it will aro as
well for the next horse you sell." So we say to the
.ATTORNEY-GENERAL--" Don't fret about the late
arrival of your witnesses: they will do as well for
any other trial !'

SPOR77NG IMILLIOENC.S.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
ODDS ON RACES TO COME, WITH IMPORTANT
A I TERATIONE—ST. LEGER.
44 to 1 apt Cry:pilaw 18 to 1 apt —ehoet
,4 to 1 apt Tramper 18 to 1 agst Zanger
74 10 1 apt Woodbine 20 to 1 apt Athenian
9 to 1 apt Arbutus 20 to 1 apt iteposada
11 to 1 ape Bance-box 20 to I asst Canal

IllillraillifT St. LSIIICIL
2to l pp. apt Sailor 14 to
,1 p.p. apt Mr. Lowe.
3 to I p.p. apt Cat -

HOUNSLOW RACES.
The renewal of these Races took place yesterday on Houn-
slow Heath, and there was some excellent apart. Mr. Sheriff
mines, in the new situation of jockey, rode his boric Alfred
foe the Sweepstakes, dressed in white trowsers, a sort of black
tarpaulin jacket, aid, instead of a cap, a handkerchief was tied
round his head, to complete his dress. The company was nu-
MerollB, and the Sheriff kept the Races back two hours.
A Sweepstakes if 13 guineas each, XS forfeit, six subscribers,
King's Plate weights, and rode by Gentlemen owners. Heats,
two miles.
Mr. A. Berkeley's b. g. Caleb Williams . $ 1 1
Mr. Sheriff Parkins's br. h. Alfred . - 1 2
Mr. G. Berkeley's Prince of Orange - - dis.
Prince of Orange won the first beat; but, as he bad not kept
the Course, Mixed was declared the winner of the heatrand the
Sheriff was bathed at odds to win the stake.

The Silver Cup was IndClititii,ilbl; the company separating
to duck some of the light-fingered gentry, who were active on
the ground. One of th.:m was dragged thmegh a pond, till be
was nearly dead.
During the first and second heats a young man received *kick
from a horse, which broke his leg.
It was near dark before the Races were ended.
BOXING.

Saturday evening two young men of the manses of Bartholo-
mew and Garthshore, having quarrelled at a public-house in New-
irrton, about a reckoning, they agreed to go to a room in the
vicinity, and fight it out for their week's wages, as bricklayers.
They fought hard, but unskilfully, one hour and a half, in which
they were more bruised by falls than by bitting. In the 57th
round lit.rtboloniew fell in a close, and became senseless. A
surgeon was sent fur, but the man was dead from a fracture of
one of the vessels of the brain by a fall on the temple.
New MATCH.—The Master of the Balls, it seems, Is about
trying to obtain another batch of good luck, if his opponent,
until Hudson, does not turn out too crusty for him. The latter
also asserts that he intends to cut and come again at the Loaf, or
be floored for his trouble. "If he wins it," Llar. observes, "it
will be bread to him." The stakes of A5O aside are to be made
good this evening. It must prove a hard battle.