Star.
London, England, 1829-03-31 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

We are concerned to state that on Friday, while that distin-
guished Regiment the Sans Greys were going through some rapid
evolutions hi the Phenix Park; Cornet firew.sat's horse fell with
him and fractured his leg; but owing to the prompt decitius awl
"bin of the Assistant-Surgeon &SWART, of the above Regiment;
the kg was set on the field; and we are happy to state that the
young and gallant Meer is doing well.

NAVAL IN 1 r. ENcE.

%lams Asatvas Tuts Dsr—Dublin I—Waterford .l--France I.

Dug., &Lucas SO.—Wind N.R —Arrived the Pilinburgh, front
India. Arrived front London the David Scott and Wm. Packer,
for India.

Poo:mammy' Masco SO.—Wind R. S. R.
PLYMOUTH, Al•scu O.—Wind S.& W.—Arrived die Rau,
Edwards, from St.

FALMOUTH, alaacx xik—Wind W. to S.—Arrived the Indy.
mien, Hisao, from Derbies. Sailed the Mary, Gunton, fur It.
Peter bu rgh.
Duets MAR. SO.—Arrived his Majesty's packet lamander and
Disc de gourd. aux, from Calais, with mail and passengers. Sailed
the Active Covey, and Britannia, Bushel, for Calais. ON pert
the Htiiliaot, front Savaanals.
Soucy.—Arrived the Crargievar, Ray, from Bengal and Mn.
rittus ; Aurora, Coraby, Nal Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro; WU-
liens Manning, Smith, front Bt. Kitt's; Mercury, Hocken, and
Cunset' Lawman, flora &. Michael's: Zephyr, Hocken, fres
Usboni Flora, Le Mesarler, from Rio Janeiro; and Eliza,
fruas Genoa.
_ _ _ _

Lavaoroot., acn 4/.—Arrived the Perfect. Prince, and de.
neral Brown, Sharp, from Charleston ; sod Grampian, from
Buenos Ayres.
SICOILLI, MARCO 14.--The Jean. Brown, 01 Arbroath, Wilds
was driven on shore in the River on the list January, was got elf
OD the I 1 th instant by a second overflowing flood, whilst ways
were preparing to launch her.
Vitalist.' grow wens —Tbe Lady Faversham, from London to
Bombay. on the 29th January, in lot 4. long. 21. The Thomas,
of Cork, for Subedits on the 27th of January, in Ist. 13. long. Si.
Isabella, front Liverpool to St. Thomas's, 50th January, let. 17.
lung. 59. Carnival, (tom London to Newfoundland, on the 11th
instant, in Ist. 49. long. 17.
SPORTINU

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BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Maws 10.

7 to 2 apt Canvass (taken)
7 to 2 asst Liss
• to 1 asst Moses (taken)
• to 1 apt Espagnolie
•e to 1 apt Camel's dam
10 to 1 apt Canvass
12 to 1 apt Mortis Dancer
•0 to 1 asst Loss

10 to 1 apt Augustus (taken)
10 to 1 apt &former

20 to 1 apt Rupert (tare)
ZS W 1 apt Will &thy Wisp (tak)
30 to 1 apt Augusta (taken)
30 to t apt Iteturmer (takes)
50 to 1 apt Ombre (taken)
ES.
6to 1 apt Green Mantle (tak) I 6to 1 apt Varna (taken)
Very little betting to-day.
HOLDRRNESS HUNT RACES, Masten 47.
The Holleran. Stakes of 15 sows. each, was woo In two beats
by Mr. Mazwell's Doctor Russell, beating Mr. Altborpes Candi-
date &adduce others.

A Handicap Stakes of 7 sows. cub (and 2S added). was woo by
Mr. Davidson's Blue Bonnet, beating Paul. Pry, Charley, and two
others.

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The Hack Stakes was woo by Capt. Sbaw's Sir Walter.
The Pauper's Cop,value ‘5O, was woo by Mr. Dowser's Rens,
heating three others, is two beats.
Match 50 Goes.— Mr. Snames's b g 1229, beat Mr. Bogliersee
br g MIL
Match SO son.—Capt. Davidsoo's Crowiany beat Capt. Shaw's
Sir Walter.

SIOSTYN HUNT—SERIOUS ACCIDENT. •
The 116th inst. being the (intended) last day but sot for the
season, the Mostyn Hunt met near Cottidord Heath race gresod.
They soon found, and a fine day's sport was anticipated; bet a
damp was thrown on it by an reddest which happened tone Rev.
Graf. Lloyd, a 'nephew of Sir Thomas lifeeryn, and which k. is
feared will prove fatal. It appears that during the chase Mr. L.
had to leap a brook, the banks of which were mach undo-mined;
and though his bone cleared it more than a yard, the bank gave
way; be kept his reins and seat, and by that means pulled the
bone upon him. Colonel Drake and the vser-lie were served
the same. but they had the presence of mind to give op their
bridles, and escaped unhurt. Mr. Hears passed through Ayleo•
bury in a chaise and four on Friday morning for Sir Astley Cooper,
cud returned in the afternoon from London about five o'clock.—
They proceeded without delay to Swift's House (Mr. L's residence)
four Mika below Sneer. Sir /Utley Cooper returned through
Aylesbury the same night, took some trifling refreshment at the
White Hart Inn, and went on by the mail to London. We are
sorry to say his report was unfavourable.' The season was closed am
that day. .

Mr. O'Coexact. arrived in Dublin on Saturday morn.
leg. from London. on his way to ittend the Downpanick Assists.
Oa Irtidatglisanezpectod that Mr. 0 CApantau. will have Wad
again fee
We are sorry (soya the Paisley Advertiser of Sunday
last), to allude te the present distrma state of the asaaafastams
of this town—there is almost a total stagnation of bushels. Great
numbers of weavers are unemployed, and at this memo me/
are suffering seder privations nearly equal to these they bore with
so mach teethed*, during the disastrous times el lin and lege.
A. Petition, deprecating farther concessions to the
Papists, was forwarded last week from Leith, signed by 11.10
individna h.
The Magistrates and Council of the Royal Bergh of
Anstrvtbsr Wester have petitioned both Reuses of Pullamma
against the Ronson Catholic Claims, and have mat one of the ped.
Vous to Lord Laos, and the ether to Capt. Weaves, the Moab%
for the county, to be presented.

DIED.
At the Clareedoit flotelon the 30t6 March. George NU% 111*
eldest soa of the late Hoc. George Petro, of Naas HA LP
whirr, in his ssti year.

Lomax : Printed and Ptib&hod by Jour Wynn. the ?W +
at the szu Onus, No 1, Pickettlimo, Temple Doh

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