Star.
London, England, 1826-12-04 00:00:00

THE BRIGHTON HARRIRRS.

Our Hurlers continue to produce good sport, throwing of at
Patcham on Mondays; on the Race Down on Wednesdays; and
on Fridays at the Devil's Dyke. The first hare subdued of the
season, as usual, was sent off as a present to the King, and which
his Majesty, with the usual condescension, graciously accepted. The
annual Royal Subscription to this Hunt of SOL waa transmitted to,
and received ►y, its Treasurer two days ago.

During the recent tempestuous weather the sea has
made many encroachments on the Holderness coast. A
few days ago the bones of an aged female were mashed
down the cliff at Kilnsea. They were collected, and
have been re-interred in Easington Church-yard. If
the winter prove stormy, it is probable that tl.e whole
of Kilnsea Church will be precipitated down the ca.
At present it cannot be approached without danger.
Saturday, the dwelling-boa's of Mr. Lane, a Clergy.
man at Fulham, was entered, about nine o'clock in the
morning, by some thieves, who contrived, unobserved.
to carry off a quantity of plate, which was going to be
cleaned. Mr. Lane's house was robbed last summer of
plate value 501. and upwards, in a similar manner.
Commies IX. of France built a forge near his Palace
at Fontainebleau, 44 where," says BRANTOMS, " I have
teen him hammer out guns, horseshoes, and other
things in iron, as well as the strongest and most ezpest
smith." He was also very fond of coining money.—
Having one day shewed some coin of his own making
to the Cardinal Lansaw," Sire,"said the latter, "how
happy it is for you that you always carry your own
pardon about you."
Yesterday was the anniversary of Darius in Barbary,
being destroyed by an earthquake, when 60,000 persons
lost their lives, 1759; and death of BILZONI the Tra-
veller, 1823; this day of the Navy Office being founded
1644; one hundred and thirty sail of the Bordeux Fleet
being destroyed by the Duke of YORK, afterwards
JAMES the 2d, 1664 ; deaths of THOMAS Hoists the
Philosopher, 1679, and JOHN GAT the Poet, 1732.
RIMARZAILI DAYS IN DRCICMDES.--) St, Loyalty
Loan in 1796, of 16,000,000 L raised in fifteen boors and twenty
minutes-2d, Battle of Austerlitz, 1805 ; Buonaparte crowned by
the Pope, 1804-12th,'Oliver Cromwell made Protector, 1653;
King James 11. abdicated, 161111 L-13th, Dr. Johnson died, 1764
' 14th, Washington died, 1799-15th, Queen of France guillotined
—2lst, St. Thomas, shortest day-25th, Christmas Day; Sir Isaac
Newton born, 1642-26tb, St. Stephen-27th, St. John-2&b,
Holy Innocents.
.A Miser having_heard a very eloquent charity ser-
Mon, exclaimed—" This sermon so strongly proves the duty of
ants, that I have 'almost a mind to beg !'
NAME'S IN PARLIAaraNT.—The unusual number
of Members of Parliament of the same name (as will be seen from
the inclosed list) would seem to threaten no little confusion for the
first Sessioa : 3 Alexanders, 4 Baring", 4 Clive, 6 Dundasses,
Calvert', 3 Campbells, 3 Cavendishes, 3 Coopers, 3 Dawes's, 3
Fanes, 4 FitzgeraWs, 4 Gordon". 4 Grants, 4 Heathcotes. S Hill,
4 Kings,4 Lovrthen, 3 Maidands,3 Martins, 4 Maxwells,3 Owes',
11 Peels, 3 Ponsonbys, 3 Robinsons,4 Russells,. Scotts,S Forbears,
5 PhiUipses,9 Smiths, 3 Somersets, 3 Stewarts, 4 Stuarts, 3 Toilers,
4 Thomson% 5 Williamses, 4 Wynn', 4 Wilsons, 4 Wood,.—Two
of tie following names: Anson, Arbuthnot, Ashley, liankee,
Barclay, Seetard, Beresford, Bradshaw, Brougham, Buller, Burrell,
Buxton, Caltborpe, Chaplin, Cbkhester, Corry, Davenport, Davis,
Drake, Drikamibe, Ellis, &noun, Farquhar. Ferguson. Foley,
Grattan, Ormaressor, Harvey, Hay, Hodson, Howard, Hutchinson,
Knox; Leacelles, Lindsay, Lloyd, Lockhart, Lusitingtun, Nlaberly,
Mennen, Marshall, Montgomery, Morgan, Mundy, Nugent,
O'Neill, Palmer, Prendergast, Price, like. Hobart,' Ro-e, Seymour,
Stanley, Thyntse, Townshend, Tyrwhitt, Whitbread, White, Whit.
Lore, Wilbraham.

DMA nit& is v.
At Oddington. the Rev. Geo. Elliot Rankest, B.A. of Corpus
Christi College, Cambridge, to Harriette Anne, youngest &nista
of the late &elen George Church, Esq. R.N.
At Kington Magna, Donetshire, the Rev. Thomas Manner.
Sutton, Rector of Great Chart, Kent, and Chaplain to Earl Brunt:•
low, to Lucy Sarah, only child of the Rev. H. & Mortimer, Reccer
of Kington Magna.
At Biddenbam, Beds, the Rev. G. H. Bowers, Chaplain to the
Gaol, and Perpetual Curate of Elstow, to Miss Addington, of the
former place.

DIED.
The Rev. David Rogers, of Penygraig, near Newcastle F.nilyn,
Carmarthenshire. When he was on his way to serve the Parish
Church of LLusdugwycld, Cardiganshire, hiving occasion to alight
front hirgig, be suddenly expired in a it. The body was found
near the turnpike road by a chaise driver.
Wednesday sent**, in Dublin, in his 70th year, Richard Boyle
Townsend, Eq. of Castle Townsend, in the county of Cork.

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