Star.
London, England, 1827-03-17 00:00:00

HUNTING.

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His Majesty's Stag Hounds meet en Monday, at Langey Broom;
on Wednesday, at Thorpe; and on,Fridsy. at Stoke Green.
The Union Harriers on Monday, at Primus Green Man Hemp-
net!, near Suffolk, to run a deer presented by Alexander Adair,
Esq. to the Gentlemen of the Union Hunt; Wednesday, at num-
burgh Buck; Friday, at Stanton Brisk Jn.

WARWICK SPRING MERTING, Maur 14.
Tht Leamington Stakes of 6 are. la sobs.—Heato two dales
Mr. Anderson's Tarquin, by Seagrove ▪ 1 1
Mr. Meber's Talmo . • , • 2
Mr. Oliver's Deception, aged • • . .. ..0 3
Mr. Davideon's Symmetry • 0 4
Mr. CaulSeld's Artist • • • 0 S
Mr. Maxweir . s Corollas . • • • . • 5 0

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SIR others started, but woes sostplesel. ..
The Hunters' &skis of 10 sews lead. Two Mlles.
Kr. Magory's Caidlnal (*peals Ilesseg)
Mr. ft King's b. g. Cayenne .
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Mr. Beerber's Chance . . 3
Mr. Charlton's Baker and Mr. Sheldon's Chesterfield not placed.
Match for 30 sews. One MUe.

Mr. Wlghtwicks Fitsjack _ a
• . . Mr. bl•Tavish's Goldfinch i
The Fanners Cup of SO son. and 10 sows. to the mad Hone.

Heats Two Mils.

Mr. Brown's ch. f. Pandora, 4 yrs . - . 1 1
Mr. Bent's b. m. Fanny Walton, 4 yrs . I s
Mr. Horky's M. m. Crazy Jane, 4 Tni • • S S
Mr. Reading's gr. m. by Grimaldi, 4 yrs . . 4 4
Mr. Luess's ch. e. Burgundy, 4 yrs . • 4 5
Mr. Hope's br. g. Slow and Easy, S yrs 5 4
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. Mr. R. Graves 's bl. g. Leo, 5 yrs . 7 7
Mr. Bobbins's Prisms Royal, 4 yrs .
A Forced Handicap of 10 sots. eta. Che Mk.
Mr. Pickerneire br. e. Zamiel, S yrs
Mr. Brow. 's ch. g. Bluets, 4 yrs .
Mr. F. Robbins's Princass Royal, 4 yrs
Mk. Beeeber's gr. m. Cisme
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At the nevi at Malden, in Rases, in 1745, only three horses
started for the plate, and the whole three were distanced the first
heat, according to the common rules of horse racing, without any
quibble or equivocation—the first ran 'on the wrecg dde of the
pow, the second was deficient la weight,' and the third fell and
broke a foreleg.

The Duchess' of Karr entertained the Duke and Detehess of
Craning, the Duchess of G 'Agoura's, and the Prineess Coma-
LOTTE. to dinner, on Thursday, at her apartments, in the King's
Palace. Kensington.
The Countess of CEIA LLEVILLII entertained an depot Qrcle of
fa.ltionables yesterday e►ening, at her house in Cavendish square.
Wednesday night the Officers of the 7th Fusileers, Girrisen
at Chester, gave a splendid ball and sapper at the Albioe Hotel, to
about 200 of the Gentry of that city and neighbourhood. Amos;
whom were a number of Officers from Manchester.

Thursday, 'the sixth Cointy Ball, at the New Assembly Rooms
In Ipswich, was well attended, and upwards of 100 sat down to the
refreshments provided.
• Mr. Bono, master of the Enterprise, of Lynn, from
Lima and Rio Janeiro to Liverpool, his wife, three children, two
passengers, who had been miners In Peru, two of the crew, and a
lyoung man, a natio* of Lima, were drowned, when that vessetwas
ately driven on shore near Belfast. The b,dies were found, and
interred on the7th Instant. _

BATH, MARCH 15.—The gold box, recently voted by
the Mayer and Corporation, to be delivered, with the freedom of
this city, to Mr. Cameos', hat just been completed by Messrs.
Pants and Soa ; and it has been greatly admired for the elegance
of its design, and excellence of its workmanship. On` the inside
of the lid is the following inscription " Presented, with the hono-
rary freedom of this city, by the Mayor and Corporation of Bath,
to the Right Honourable Gamma CAMIUNG, his Majesty's principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs' as a mark of the high sense
entertained by them of 'Ms tranicendatst talents, and eminent public,
services."—Janstary 22,1827.
Tax Lamas.-4..ively, good-humoured old women
are what -raisins are to fresh grapes. 'Hwy are withered, but they
are also preserved ; and appear to tie greatest advantage in the
freshest company.
Dun..— Yesterday morning, in consequence of an
article inserted in the Sporting Magazine, a meeting
took place in a field near Bath, adj'ining the Bristol
lower road, between PHILIP Hannisto,'Esq. and Capt.
P. 0. Tansy, attended by their teconds, Captain PORE,
of the 33d gliment, and LEWIS Divta, Esq. The I
parties exchanged shots at eleven paces, and Captaiii
Titan: received a wound in the thigh. Ti,e
.seconds
then interfered, and a reconciliation took place. .
Letters front Madrid, of the 6th instant, state, that
the motives which have prompted the Spanish Govern-
ment to ord.r the reinoVal of a part t f the Army of
Observation to a greater distance from the yortuguese!
frontier, have been some distrust of the fidelity 6f the
Officers by whom it is commanded. The Clergy on
their side are said to be making great exertions to
spier-are for the war.

PEN

, ce toilltalftiord Seth* tibia
Durisits fe the Isie of
MSc Division bf the 41st Motet kotthltiletAl
arrive r Windsor sod.

.n British
vet) on Monday bent, at fttim Portsmouth;
the Ori Divisiotinf the tame Corps will ar'rlit at Windom en Toes-
. tat Division of the illth (South Hampilaire) Regiment tit
Infisotry, has received orders to march. on Monday neat, front
Windsor., for Weinion,. and the td Division of the same corps, it
ordered to *oath, on 'Tuesday heat, froth Windibi, for the same
destinadoo.
A-Detachment"of -Irish Recruits arrived In town, on Thortalgy
morning, from Liverpool, and embarked thli morning, on board a
stearnotesael is the Riper, for Gravesend, on route id jdh tbelk tea
speeder Corps and Depots, at Chatham and Canter-harp