Star.
London, England, 1817-04-21 00:00:00

SPOItIINO ilitrPLLlCEAtcre

BETTING AT TATTERSAI
NIGH
/MP
S to 1 apt Student.
7 to 1 agst gain.
74 to 1 apt Crispin. '
$ to 1 art Momontllll.

LLL'S UP TO SATURDAY

13 to 1 ugst Pynator.
19 to I age Gazelle.
IS to I apt Smoleniko.
16 to 1 apt Young Wasards
• OARS.
3 to 1 apt Neva. 10 to 1 apt Sider to Sirioihna,
6 to 1 art Trie True 19 to 1 apt Mermaid.
9 to 1 apt Ulna._

2000 OUINEAI rrAnas.
7 to 4 apt Sant. 1 6 co 1 apt Young Wthat
4 to I apt Crispin. 1 7 to 1 apt Smolensk°.
1000 GtITNCAS STAKES.;
5 to $ art Cervantes.
MATCH OF ZOO MILEs IN 45 Days.---Banwzr,•thii
morning at eight o'clock, had completed, 40 the
whole, 83 Miles since his commencement on Saturday
At two o'clock in the afternoon. "
RACE AOAINST Tnatf.--The Kentish youth, Who
possesses superior speed to most men, is again backed
to perform 16 miles in one hoot and 35 minutes, on.
the 29th Instant, on Sunbury Common. He failed in
November last, it is said,owing to the clayey state of
the ground, and the torrents of rain that fell during
his making the attempt. Betting at present is4l to 4
against bim.

Thu:ls:lay, the election of a Representative Peer of
Scotland in the room of the late Earl of Rollin, came
on at the Palace of Holyrood-.house, Edinburgh. The
candidates .were the. Marquisses of. Lorin4a and
Twaentont.a, the former of whom was electedt by a.
rnajs•tity of 9, the trt to being S 3 to 24
Kale/ l'issuraz —On Saturday the esowd atthe
Opera of Dew Giovanni w.ts more numeroustkao
any of its former representations. Ameng.ihe dis-
tinguished personages present were..
'lb. Duke and Duchess of Cumbw land, Duke of Leeds, Duke
of Portland, Duchess of Montrose. Duchess of Mammal, Mar-
quis of Anglesea, Marquis of Irleadford, Marquis of Titalsid,
Marquis of Huntli, Marchianess of 1 ownsend, MarthiOntre
Lansdown, Marchioness Salisbury, Earl of Me:borough, Karl
and Lady Bridgewater, Earl of Astiburnhem, Countess St. Anto-
nio, Countess and Ladies AsliburntLun Lord Kaftan, Lord S-
omerville, Lord Stair, Lord Stuweil, lird Sidney, L. Archi-
bald Hamilton, Lord Borringdun, Lord Darnley, Lord Clifton,
Lord Yarmouth, Lord Crattbourne, Lord Lowtheri Lord Burg-
benk, Lord Scarborough, Lord dyne, I.nra Valleton, the La-
dies Graham, Ladies Paget, lady Besbornugh, Lady Egerton,
Lady Holland, Lady Vernon, Lady Leicester, Lady Aylesbury,
Lady Keith, Lady Avila, Lady Darlington, Lady Milboutao,
Mrs. Enzhertert, Miss Seymour, esc,
CoVeNT GARDEN.—.MISS O'Netu., in Mr:. hew.
ley, attracted on Saturday evening a numerous and
fashionable audience. The novelty of the eight was
Mr. MACRZADY'S performance of Bevaley, in which
he displayed great energyfand was much applauded,.
Tag PARItt—A high wind and much dust 05..4
annoyed the pedestrians yesterday. The iishichiable
promenade continues from the south to the north
and, Vice WTI S. In the yesterday's cavalcade we ob-
served but few of the four•iii-hand whips, iikcieed that
race of charioteers kppears to be nearly extinct. In
the sr mirror of the mode." fashion, as usual, gave
evidenctint itt caprice and iarious taste. French bon.
nets are still worn, and more in the eatrernethan everj
being :till higher in the crown, and more fully trims.
reed. . Straw is nearly abandoned fur the Ltghntn.
The favourite colours ale still the Pomona,green and
the.Watetloo Whit, for dresses.- They are now ma:*
plata in. she back and sins akin* Wells Faethetw and
sowers are more worn than they were ladle/Ilan.
Petticoats not so short as they were. Boots are ail!
4vOrn.• • White•satin spencers. White lace veils ate
universal.. The following leaders -of the ton sported
elegant equipages, vie.

bischessis of Rutland, Marlborough, and teeth S 'Moretti*.
oases of Roweshire, Cornwallis, Camden, Lansdowne- Conn:
tosses of &Mon, Plymouth, Fitawilliam, Harrowby, Bathurst;
Fortesmi, Clonmelt, Aboyne Meaboroligh, Chaeleadk4 Lad,"
Elltubtirough, Spencer, Mactionild.Stitlfiehl, Langbam, Rodney,
Harrington:. Mistresses Beaumont, Spencer, Staashape, Boehm,
Hamby, Harbert, Musters. „ .
LAW APPOINTMANit..Mr, Baron RfCRARISS to be
Chief Baron of the' Exchequer. vice Sir A ulna:mai
TROMPSOI4 deceased; Mr. Ai.xxaktout. Master in
Chancery, to be a Baron of the Exchequer. nit, Mr.
Baron RICHARIX ; Mr. Coca to be a Master in Chen.
eery, 'lei Mr. ALIMANDIttIa
It is understood that the persons in the-Towers
under treasonable charges, are to be/brought to triiti
early in May, belore a filiiidlesertJury. •In about a
week from this time bills-of indictment will, it.is said,
be preferred -against them ; and, as the law in this
case requires, a copy of such indictment *di be fur-
nished to each prisoner, with 'die-trunks of'.wiineatta
intended to be brought forward on behalf of . the pro.
secution. The prisoners are then entitled to•ten clear
dsys.after the delivery of. the indictment, before they
can be brought to trial; and, as soon after this period
as possibly, they will be tried at bar, before the Court
of Emelt Bench, at. Westgainsterts,Whether these
person, are innocent,* guilty, we sirmfgely.rejoice at
their being put upon their defence,. Hoesever the
prisoners may in „this Or other, cases feel fcie 'hem.
ielviii;lef, as ageneral Muni, the' most speedy as.
ties is the.most humane.. :,r•
Eenenalost.—This morning, at' dne • st'cleret, Id-
ward Cart and John: &wpm,. lirkw were conekted at
the Lett Kingston Asilans, for fittgaiYo' were. 'pnisu-
ant tu their sentence, executed at the'entranie into.
the New Prison, Horsemonger.lane: These unfortua
nate men conducted themselves with becoming pro.
priety, and. appeared perfectly resigned to theif fate.
They were attended by the Rev. J. Masn, and their
bodies, *let remaining the usual period, were cut
down and given to their friends for interment.
Monday, Charles Seeders, for the murder of George
Rogers, of Alkali,, and Ann liattaia. for the murder
of her new
.born illegitimate male child, at Fenny
'Campton, were executed at the drop at the front of
the County Gaol, in Warwick.

CORN-RXCHANOR, APRIL 11.
We had i good supply ot. Wheat thls.movning front
Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, bat having a brisk demand
10r tine qualities, those descriptions met ready sale . t
an advance of Vs. per quarter on last Monday's prices.
Having an arrival of Barley, that ankle was heavy
tale, and lull lis. par quarter cheaper. New Beans
are 4i. per quarter dearer; and Grey Peas sold
readily at last week's peers. It; Oats and ether
articles no *notion.

aIIgITHPIRLID MARKET, APRIL
Bed II $4 to 4% sz vela 5. 01 to IA 01
Mutat IS 01 to IA 03 I P•rit Is 04 to S. CI
. . .
Limb 19, to 1116
Nona IMO—Amp and lambs 17,750 —Calves 160--Plga Isl 3.
its'
erli-4:LoY
t4oINIDe. tiTookat wooPy:RA,IL:OAOID
t.
71
104.
straw Al. to. to •c‘•

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