Star.
London, England, 1829-08-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.
The odds have undergone a few cheeps since our last report.
and it is evident tbet eighty week or len days will tSfeet farther
inavereents. N=lthetanding a weliknenled report that Lord
" " (tech
Cleveland is olcally epesidng,) his heroes were
backed to seine enseuot, without advsiefek le the odds. Reyna%
was nods favoor—lndned the betting yedberday, altogether, was
lopertent fres the alteration which .111117 be Imbed for.
oalefpide la not in an, demand for the Cep, for which his Ma.
jeity's more Fleu.de-Us has been backed, p.p. The following ,
were the closing odds :
ST. LaSti.
7 to 2 apt Lord Cleveland's Voltaire
41 to 1 Mr. Petre's Hearten (tie takers)
to 1 Lord Longford's Sir Harpies
19 to 1 Mr. Ridsdale's Clotilde
In to 1 Mr. Forth's Frederick
13 to 1 Mr. Gibbeson's Lode lush
17 to 1 Mr. Theohald's The Exquisia
90 to 1 Mr. Petre's Apatlamla
29 to 1 Mr. Scott's Felt
33 to 1 Mr. Riddell's Lawn Sleeves
1000 to 10 Major Yarburgh's Pilgrim
The others as before. 1200 to 400 apt Rowton, Frederick. and
the Exquisite.

1110XCASISZ CUP.
to 4 apt Lord Cbestartiekes Zlagasee
7 to 2 Air. Aroskap's Velodpoda
Sto Alaksty's Fleur-de Lis
S to I Major Yarburglis LsoreL
CRICKET.

Wednesday kat, a Crkket-ntakis took place lietwimm •sieves
usaserried eseathers and eleven married members oldie Newpon
(.'risked Club, wkkb. attereeme good play on bath dd.% was wan
by the formes. On the folistriag day, analog sot& was played
between the Cask and Bilett Orb sodas Agee ;CIO, eleven
on each side. The game, which was mach ineermighlid
favourable state of the weather, was derided is brew of dm for-
mer gab ; the Aye players, from the day helot as tar spent,
laving declined entering no their second innings—Nammkier.
Telersph.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Two sides of Covent-garden Market are nearly finished,
from which s correct idea may be farmed of what the whole will
be when it is complete, and the grand front erected, which is to
face Great Rosselistreet. The external improremeots are noel-
lent; and it is hoped they will be followed by reform In the
Manners of many of them who occupy the interior, and that inci-
vility will no longer be an annoyance to persons who purchase ve-
getables, &e. at this distlogulsbed matt ; and which incivility has
long been a subject of deserved complaint.
A highly respectable, and one of the most extensive
shipping houses here In the foreign trade, who bad to exhibit a
statement of their stairs lo Me, and ultimately received a dis-
charge in full from the creditors ea a composition of He. io the
pound, bare now tome forward Si tbs most handsome manner,
a at groom, we untlerstOd. arraolitualeu WPM' ta
remaining 10s. The sum required by been meted at 30,0011
Glasgow Paper.
CONS LETox.—As an WORM of the raIiSOIM depre-
dation which has tam place in NW valet of silk raadekasty. at a
sale a few days ago, wise*/ moles which east 7111. Woe sold for
; down spinning and *min which me 4301.
fetched only a its.! and an maim eimenroglne of hoe home
power, which cow not. was mid ler The whole of stm,
dewy was of the best construction, and nearly new.—ifecr&gield
Gurrisr.

One of the most extensive taanufeeturers of power-
loom printing els* M the kingdom. whose works are within bar
wiles of this tows, al literal km gave notice to his weavers
that at the expiration of a betnight be Amid discontinue the
working his loons simestieso lb* is the miaow mato of the
oath% that he peolsre Abe his yarn to manufamming it in
Math, and thus A sew* hundred rang people be *room mu of
aturtior. Vcaligrting eetablislunent of Messrs. Fielding,
of Cameral. near Gaston& shunt ten miles nerds( Praha, mopped
Fermat bet week, and caused a great mosatioe in the oslikhom•
Mod. It is stated that their pecuniary eagegements unseat to
upwards of 310.00e1.-Bteciims Gowns.
A ceeriegemdart expresso* his surprise tit the brewing
of dolor diode be ceeksed to England. He etatee that Spanish
appieeoeredally the early sort, are well cataloged, fnpt their
peculiar jaidoote, for hobs made into Oita bevessp i sod be ergs
that *e aleirldiet crop *is seams should sperms is so ladecresent
towsods • a trial width rnight be the means of -atah a
new and erahls beau* of trade in this comeiry.— e

IMPORTANT ATTAIR.—The Leeds Papers, says the
Manchester and Salford Advertiser, are at issue upon a
matter of no slight moment, at s period like the present,
when things animate and inanimate take part *the great
question which recentlyagitated the kingdom And still main-
tains a predominating interest—namely, Catholic Eman-
cipation. The Merest/7, it appear', atlinns that the bells
of the parish church at Leeds were struck dumb with
horror at the passing of the Relief Bill, and therefore
" could not utter a sound" in honour of their King's
Birth-day ; while the Intelligencer—but let them speak
for themselves :

*s His Maserres Rtastn-DA*.--It was formerly the practice to
anima the inhabitants of Leeds with a loyal peal irons the bells of
the Parish Chore* on the 19tb of August ; but this yp. wv had
no steeple musk as that day, and k is mid theft* be* were
thrown so muck " oat of order" by the passing of the Roman Ch.
thane Relief Bill, that they could net utter a used even for their
King!!!"—fads Mersey.
" Comma Ramo ni Bissaaays.—The lord itelingL:tbe Rdt.
tor of the Mercury were ;ready outraged last wee". ease, as
the Inth of August we had 4 nts steepk made' hi humour of Ms
Birth-day. We remember'. ant Mug ago, whets (es be
hapless facetiously anted) " the frees lislear, himself." at a ves-
try entaVng, was for Ate*is the hells akeeigher elopping the
supplies hem the parish purse, for the oldie engine-oak.
vies. ft is said, however. that so as hae she " peones of
the Roman Catholic Relief Bill" ma the deems spas MI pre-
lisaa sad esseetiosts, that be meet no use his
voice eves so much as to " err down i rid* job: We thick it
right to add, for the infennetion of the Mousy , that k bps act
been usual to ring the bens of the parish church to consraemeradon
of Ms 'Majesty's Birth, on the twelfth of Anat. place Saint
George's Day was omckally appointed for that purpeee."..—Lands
iltkrigenese•

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
GUILDHALL.
Mews. CUM sed
JosephMn appeared =eLay ,pierniop to a.
Slier the summons of s Sprecer.. sus with hayloft
mid a lamb. which was not St for the consuM of human twin%
Several witnesses were called io support of the charge, sae of
woos proved having agreed to porthase the carcass at 3d. per at.
which, had it been good, would have been woe= 7d. or M. It
appeared, however. by the =Memo of one of the witnesses, known
by the name of N Donkey leak," that Spencer, who had ma-
dank been eisplayed by Mews. Challis lad Co. but had re-
cently been dismissed ties their employ, had said that he bed
now caught them, sad he was glad to ham the.opporemity of pay.
ing them if. The butcher, who had consigned the carcase to the
detendams said that the hells was a ram," which was dump
very. mock dismiwared when killed; that it was what is seemed a
" deed" lemb when it was killed, which was sae reason of Its
being so bed a akar. He.shosild have had as *olden to have
eaten k, and if k bad been awe at his house in the atter port of
the week, he amid ham Wilk at from AL to ed. per lb.
The Alderman said thetas meat did net appear to hare be=
sold as putrid meet i • he dada, theeetere, dismiss the ease.
Mort awe .was reeminined, an somicisa of having robbed a
country solicitor of I. is She pit at .Astley's Theatre. He was
apprekended. while ~pis to get ash for one of the stolen
notes at the Rank of BROM, on Friday, and stated that be had
received it at a pahlarharina.
Mr. Nobler, tem ateseded AM his behalf; sod to prove the pet-
sorser's statement, he aid
Thomas Pearson, of Liashard-street, Lint-street, Borough, or.
nansental painter, who swore that on Thursday knee= he saw
the prisoner, along with 14 or 11 ethers, Wing at Jerry's wine.
roams, corner of Craaboerme-aney, iept by a Mr. Hawthorn.
" GaMag" was putting three hairpie= in a hat, fused* them, sod
turning them out apse the table, as often as It was necessary, till
the three halfpence came op all heads or all tails. They were at
play three or four hour; and Arum SOL to la were usually so
the table at the same data as bets up= all heeds or all tails coming
up. The prisoner cease in with oh or seven sovereigns, mad car-
tied away 701. or $Ol. Prisoner wen 71. Irma witness ;ls positive
the primmer woe some notes, whisk were predeced ; :witness did
not know who prods:caddie's.; had seen a man begin said% with
IL mad carry away 3001.
Mr. Hobier urged the fast that the primer had called at the
prosecutor's lodging knosedistely era Lenin washed stepped
the note at the Beak, and
Mr. Alderman Ana= thought he ought met to do more ender
the eirennistaisess than enquire she prima= to bed two sureties in
Kt each, that he will be lheridt any thing farther should •
be traced hereafter —He waster
to And
MARY-,LA-NNE.
Three young men; bintSd Huston, Cullen, and Assn, were
charged with the following atrocious assault :
Sunday night they threw a chamber vessel Aran the window of
their lodging. in Acton, upon Richard Edwards, a watchman, who
was resting himself on a step in treat of the house, and cut his
head open He was found by Richardson, another watchman,
covered with blood.
The prisoners endeavoured toe:rose themselves by saying it was
only a lark"—the watchman was asleep when he ought to have
been oa duty, and they intended not to Injure bias, but to awaken
and frighten him.
The decussates= was viewed le a mach more whets Seat by
Mr. Rawueses, and they were detained to answer the charge at
the Sessions.
M A RL BOROUGH-ETENET.
Marian AWL a young woes= in the sereiseat e Mr. Davies, re-
siding at Ealing, was brought before Mr. Roe se the following sin-
gular charge of felony —The prisoner had lived lo Slr. Davies's
family for the last abosete dear awash% during whit* Mme several
articles of property had dfteppeseed, bet he had been unable to
detect the thief; and amongst them was a valuable sold chain,
which the prisoner accused one of the footmen of having stolen,
because be had worn sue of his master's shins. Oa Saturday the
prisoner having received wises to quit her arises house, was
sheet leaving the hoses, when the sold chain abase motioned was
foiled, with a number of other articles Won/I% to Mr. Davies,
among her luggage.-81w was cannsitted for trial.

BIRTH&
As New Sane, ;dm clad a NM.
The wife of guess resift in 'Mrs Denfandina. on
Sunday ,ae'amight of three lineoys. We vesierstsod they are
skips well. This sun. " frultful vine" at nre teaser tine. Pre-
seited her husband Wids Mee!

DIED.
MOa die
of tad Wt. after a Oen
Mecca Mom. Freed. Berrown, Mi.
ead Impeder Ids Majesty's
Joke Comilla' Mimeos, Mi. of the Colony of Downws sad
En% is the kith year Obis ape, after on Mores of three days.
A Si. Moaad's, on Monday niplat, P. Cellos. Si.
Both at Areas, Ow Mini with Ike Corporados.
At Dade, WOW NOM al. sollPie-
Oip Dory Harrower, fora**, of Bombay.
Ili-Ondsia, in the meaty of Caithness, Lady labels fliacialr,
da the deceased MMus, Earl of Caithness.
riret
Tweed Green, Peebles, Isabella Poet. second daiagbier of
s, J
Geiwge-Grahom Bell, Mg. Advocate.
At Peebleohn Balk, Esii. sergeoti, ildiebergb, wane date
el Demerara.
fhb the Stith July, In the boom of her son, Capt. J. Maaloaaell,
of Elrnedionate. Catharine. widow of the We JO* SW of Aber-
ardor. and the rue sorvivor of the chddrea of Coked Adneader
Maakatiell of Keynes-h. who fell at the bled of his owe rashness
In ttie batde of Coded's. Mn. Illsedonoell was a parfait model
of a lady of the old school.

Tiir DUKE OF RAOLTOA's LAW-SUit.—The law
auk which has been for so many years pending *awe. Menial
Mamma and the establialunant ailed the Celina Hyprbetaire,
or Mortgaging board, is at last finally Bedded In the warrior's
favour. It was reported that his extravagance had ruined him,
though be was thee reckoned the richest men in Paris ; but it is
evident that he never was distressed, moil he get In the clutches of
the Lew. It appeared br the elythloace, that the cretht armed by
the Cakes Hypotheedre to the Dube d Kailni, was origins/1y to
be only 3,200,000 francs (118,0000; that it afterwards extended
it to 3,700,000 francs (145,0000, as candidata that he deposited
as a guarantee 100 'Moth, which Its woo Wylie t that the advance*
of the Calve tlypatkomine new hay* redly exceeded 5,500.005
francs (104,0500, I consequence of the renunciation of the Duke
of flagon to make use of the last portions at credit, falling due in
15117 and 1834, and the Caine Hypealsecaire being in pommies of
heeded suresiosorlaida k had made him give, could not require
cancterrently skher the *parka the 500 actions, nor the eguntion
of the canunisdoos made by the Ahrebal, but afterwards revoked.
The !loyal Court confirmed tee judgment of the Lower Tribunal,
and directed the Calve Hypothecate* to pay the just demands
upon it.
'WP Lifd' LL

--41114 SANK Ell. AUG. 24.
MO." is 11111.tii51 Ild I . 44 4d re 4. sd
344 Ild to 34 led Poet 4. ad to 44
Lamb4isidtosood

PRICKS or HAY afro STRAW TIMITIRDAT.
sr. JAntes. wouraerainta.
Hay 3115 s 04 to 41 104 Od Hay 31 54 to 41 5s 00
Clore, Waal Od to SI is Od (loVat 41 106 to 51 54 041
*saw at os pd l. si Nod Straw 14 Os to 111 is id
PRICE OF LEATIIRR,
PM Pgcsolog Hides
Coe4oloo DIP
crop 14140,34 to eallta for cuttlos
RkzOt 05 to 501 W 1 IP 104
Cut With 36 to 401 b.
quo 50 to 7011 ts
Mt* 70 to NSW ... ..
Sapp So*, Casenial4)
Timid Peter Midst ... ~.
Spa** Hptse ilitlite ......... .. ,

PRICII OF HOPS, Alia. St.
NSW MEM, ISM ON&
Kept ...... 134 s to !Sal Kent
Souse:
Kurz 13110 to tOla Sem
fondiatn Otto 1906 to 210.—AlocoOds. lON to 100.
OM Doty Midst 434,000.

M.%N.- -Anatomically, nun, though " (awfully and
wonderfully made," has little to justify ids boasted pre-eroloesee
over the rest of the @Mead and". • Ilisheolties art all eat:ceded
lo their tint by timoVif the Features Oier Whom It has heal/Wes
him to rule ; hi. infancy tl otory helpless titan theirs ; his idols
'lse Mate etre!! and mote dry ere mo coatinammles ; and be
prerervei life by a aeries of ea nations, to witch rile beam
of the field and the 6.4 of the air are serapes. With as is.
limited fieedoot of passalie mist at each.
stet damp Us milli-
ard caveats, wid/W; his soar* Amassed i, 0,
wooer* reptile that Fowls, fias; alp statural viskiiis el tlefroce.
ill bikini place of tatodeflat alma: 60411,ead withal Im-
piety, it may be repeated, •'Pirate hate WWI mid dm birds Odle
sir have mats, but man bath no where to lay his head."