Star.
London, England, 1828-09-12 00:00:00

Dispatches were seceived this morning st the Coissiiii
Office from Sir FIVIDSRICIC ADAM a Corfu; whoa
Pollan:ay. mt Mahan ther,getom

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Dispatches were also received this marring, gt the
above Office, from Liens. General D at Gorski/.

The Duke of CLARENCE remains in the same favour.
able state. His Royal Highness passed a good sight, es %hew
day. and attended as essal, yesterday. to his o‘dd Wino
lastly STUART DR ROTHAAT left town, leagyjqs jt
order to On her hatband Lord &swam at Paris.
The French and Russian Arnhastakints had am.
femme, yesterday afternoon, with she, Earl of A sesona,
Oaks of the Secretary el 4661 fee •Foreign Affairs, is Monet

A Klee* Messenger was tent if, at eight ecillth
last eveninot, with dispatches Inns the Earl of Amuse=
Gnomes Monase. fee Mr. issateross Cements and Air Nonni
Ansa ; the Messenger wilt. it is repectett. prearsd 4s is
Ancona. front whence the dispatches will be forwarded ts A.
Cataluna and Sir F. AJAX at Curls.

The Consnussiasrrm of Ww.ds and Forests haealivve
entice to the Highway Surveyors of their intention of rehoitsiiig
their tights is the King's.romi at Christmas neat, frnnt which Om
it will become the King's highway in a more postal seine.
Ttie.tlll, mot iiR the body Of Mr. J Nn Botts
Oa* Is*, estpleysseet at lisases• Pea sad bet. t f
was bawd dead on the road leading from Stonehoombnoge
Davenport. The deceased lived in Coburg-place, acid was is th
habit of emoting she fields. which was the shortest way bow ne
vonport to his resklence. and it is 'opposed that hi sudesmadeg sr
get front the held to the road for that palpate, fell horn she top ti
the hank and was killed.

Heilman Moon.—The IliOnne which will be at foll
ea the aid, is dm boandlel awl useful harvest awea. The as
being then
when
Leo, awl the teem of nurse is the opposite*
Aries, where the eagle of her path with the Wrists is atlts was.
anon, her totalities io rising wiN also be, at its adohese‘seweet-
lag. let about six days, at not none sham two Mors abgetimt.—
Fot the fret two ailW she rises warty at the some time. Jew*
distely thee seaset, isegtiseoieg the twilight for the baboon slie
hastwodesae.
The number of visitors this seams to Silik.l;4lr
and the other Wester, bleeds. hos bees oothrestialaw.rata I
that ancient geatiewoo. • the eldest ithabitastt,*-reediessomahrg
.pJ to k.—/serrtiew Owls.
Cievent.4erden and Mary-lame open an• the. 14 fif
October. At the termer we hear at ast are arralegatatavoil

the exception of a singer. Mr. Ikancnt ?arum. At 'helmet,
Teen is added to the conspAny. Sumas refocus to hit ehl
ten under Mr. Peace. Canna succeeds Wau.aca as age.
massager at Drury.lain.
Tue. ay, the 2d of September, the Hnn. Mr. smut.
von Howe shot 53 brace putridity. commenting at sews
o'clock sn the morning. aid ital.bed 4 Ws o'ck.ck in she vetoing.
Aod on Monday, Sept. it. Maamisseuellaiwau.. 1.:1..4 Kerner
\am, shot SO brace in lesa that the above time.
A beautiful specimen of the Se uns.h partridge nal
abut by Major Nameable, at the meant at L. khamptan. an Fri..
day lase. The bird is very elegantly marked—the beak. eri. and
legs Waged a beautiful vermillion coiner, sad the hilly vane/wed
with bambino Wawa and black feathera.—Chalkethew Cluvaies.

A numerous party sot the Lathes and G. nutshell
the strighbourhood, assenthkd ea Thursday sessolsht. as the greyed
lot the Stafeedshare Bowmen, at Bandon, to enjoy the elegant and
lashionabk anouseinent of archery. The day was renorkehly
famorable, sad the best shorten of the Ladies' target war or
nearly equal in skip, that a lively interest was kept up to the last
nrousent et the contest, when the int prise was adjudged to
Mammon, as best at numbers; the mond, to Miss Dtareas. iw
the aunt central arrow in the sold ; and the third, to Misil B. no"
as second at nundreso Doene eleantanami won thelocloy's geld
medal, and Mr. CIXISMIT Salle KVSINSISLair 11/011 (hi Muer medal

Tbursday selinight, the last meeting. tile this.iea• Ili
of the West Somerset Archers. took place on Ash Collibon.Wrat
the beautiful seer of Sir T. B. Lamiasseat, Ban. In coo me
of the indisposition of pert of the Honourable Member's' wail.
.T.
whose sleeting was fired fur that day. it was derided to we a
picnic party; and it would seem as if earls family had wied
with the other in the mimics and excellence of their cawri-
Watkins. The archery commenced at one o'clock, and the pme
was won by Mho Loam Gnaw. The day was line' sod tee
sleeting never appeared to greater adv „beinggraced With
meek yank beauty. and fasbism—llmsdin .
The Exeter Defiance coach did not arrive in toe*
on Wednesday night till several hours after its nasal time, evict
to its baying run against a turnpike-pee between liminirer and
H• inims. Dili this accident the coaebtopit atid.two Gottirr" were
throws from lie top and sewierly broised—One 0 the lota' "
numb an as to prevent his promeding.
The bat-tress rapidly proceeds, and great quokka
coin have been housed in this county in the &int cow
Jiiints. The hops ate looking well ; the picking car'
tinily commences in the course of this week; and is N
expected to be general in a few days ; the crop is harp
but varies very ouch on dtierent soils both in quantity'
and quality. Generally they are not so fine as has two
seen in past years; this is attributable to the continued
wet season and the chilling nights. if weather/110W
fine the only fear is lest the, crop will be too large lot
the interest of the grower, the duty being already laid
at upwatds of 200,0001. ib • late fine weather has how"
to the farmer a second baying season, for we observe,
many fields they are busy in geWng up second croyso
both hay and clover."-kentish (ierette.
A few evenings ace, as the Rev. Mr. &MOUS wo
preaching his faretrell sermon to a very nunserentrow
gregatiou at Lady Huntingdon's Chapel, Bright"'
they sere 'blown into great amazement by the tolliming
cutlass circumstances—The Minister was proceeding
with his discourse, and the attention of the people Mat
fixed most earnestly on him, when a strange odd stnise
was heat ii in one of the aisles—nothing was to be We";
no one could conceive what it could be—the thomP"
oump ! thump ! thumping ! was, however, distinctly.
heard,— alarm and consternation were strongly &roe°
in every notintenance—even the Minister paused. Pie
bendy the noise ceased, and in a few minutes a burr
sh •g,4,' black Newfoundland dog most grotesque!!
.hi ts.t his head, with his big eyes glaring and his red
to .hue tar, w.., u•ri the 11.44 ta the singing gailiri"
tie mystify sas now unsavelled. 11.1 s, dog had come
I had Utititi et' manta the panels of We Ives's.
. th Citerel :Aid, us I.r p.s-ed Up thermic, 111. 14

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.• 'DERBY. MUSICAL FESTIVAL I '4l 'A 'EXTRAORDINARY WHIRLWIND.
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The first evening concert began with Bur
But Oeftusis This morning shout --.
mut o'clock, during a hear
iower of rain, the metropolis was visited by one of the
Einfonirin C mifior, certainly one of the most eztram'a
strongest whirlwind, that we ever remember. Such was
(finny .compositions of this extraordinary Ulan; it was
the harm that it prodocesi, although is did not last three
irdscionsly curtailed, as it is too long, when performed
entire, re any but a philharmonic audience. The per. minutes. th4t it was thought at first tribe an eit thy nate.
Tiles 'from tlse mi. of the houses in the Strand and
farmince was quite as effective as could have been eis
petted, for a taste
Newcastle-street, were blown from their places and
for BEITROVEN'S instrumental music
were flying shout in all directions. Umbrella, and hats
is not t, be a:qoired by a single heating. It must have
shared a similar fate; and our c^rtespondent. who was
been . a formidable effort for an English singer to ata
standinfin a house near Surrey-srree-, describes the ef-
tempi 'Non iiim Andrei, whilst Da BEONIS was amongst
fect of the hurricane to be most terrific—the windows
tlfe audience—yet it was well sung by Mr. TAYLOR.
and wanted only the buffa effect. which none but an in the house chattered, as if occasioned by a volcano.
A
Italian actor can give. Miss Knyvarr sang admirably small shutter was blown from the grocer's shop at
the corner of Surrey-street, an immense height in the air.
And ye skill teak fa silk attire. NicnoLsores dote con-
The effects were also very severely felt on the Surrey
cei to was p,,,pular from its subject, as. well as his nu.
rivalled perisrmancei his ' execution of the beautiful side if the Thames, where consideahlt mischief *is
variat;ons he introduced was most brilliant and correct. done to the houses, especially about the Waterlonsroad
Ficro Incontro is one of Roastst's best duets; it was and the small streets and outlets contiguous. The triad
bessitifully sung by Miss STEragus and Miss w ILKIN• at the time was S. S.W.
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sow. The celebrated battle scena from ()beton followed --
—hfsw!.. exclusively has BNARAM made it his own I
Rork Britannic sung', or rather acted, by Madame CA•
MIAMI, was received with enthusiasm by the house;
Stsucpsnpany rose to encore it, 'and it had the effect at
least of dismissing them in the best possible humour.
TM theatre was excellently fitted up, brilliantly lighted,
tolerably well filled, and we are happy to say that thei
amount f,r tickets received was encouraging.' Derby.
is full of life and gaiety. The collection at the church
on the first day was 2671.65. I Id. The plates were
held by the Honourable Misses Cotton, Lady o s ....FRIA
GitlßLEY,'and Lady Cam's, supported by the Eight
Honourable the Earl of CHEaraautei,o. Lord CASTLE
aitaamtSir RaexeSittast.ay, and Sir Geoaos COMM
Batts.

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FASHIONABLE. INTELLIGENCE.

CONN AUG H T, SIFT. 4.

A distressing circumstance took place ibis day, by.
which it is supposed that at least 19 unhappy feilow•
creatures perished. ' An old row-boat, in a rotten and
leaky condition, started from Annadown rally hs the
morning, a distance from Galway, up Lough Corribtot
about eight miles, having, it is calculated, about Si
persons on board. who were corning to the fair If p4i.
way. Within two miles of Galway she suddenly went
down, with all on board except 12 personc. who sere
rescued from their perilous Situation by another boat.
Eighteen of the bodies of these unhappy creatures were
taken out of the lake in the course of the day. and pre.
witted a most heart tending scene, being surrounded b)
their fiends,"who cane to identify them, and by *horn.
they woe removed in a !boat to Annadown. The usw.:
futtinate accident occurred by a sheep putting its le,;
ti to igh one of its planks. which produced a leak, sn!
order to stop which one of the passengers applied
gnat coat to the aperture, and stamped it with hi>
toot ; in doing so he started one of the plank. altogether.,"
which caused the boat's immediately sinking. having
b. en overloaded—ten sheep, a quent;tY of lumber, and
about SI persons being on board; one is supposed to be
yet cnis,ing. Major Dickson and a party of the 64th
Regin en: attended, and rendered every humane assist!
Alice in their power. An Inquest was held on t,
ts. )(lies, and the Jue y returned a verdict f " Accidentally
drowned? The following are the nurses of the persons
drowned and taken one to the lake,—
Bridget Farahrr, Mary Castello, Judith Ryan, Midget Hyaei."
Mary Newell, Winifred Joerdan. Mary Flynn, Bridget Curly,
Catherine Mulluy, Mary Parr, Michael Faraher, Michael Cahill,.
John Coograise, John Cunenunon, Thomas Bur\e, Patrick For 4,
John Ford, and Timothy Goley. •

BATH ARRIVALS.
Marquis and Marchiooess of Bath and family, Lady Davy, Sk
W. Owen; Colonels Wean Jackson. Gauntlett ; Lieutenant-
delonel Napfer • Majors Cooke, 'Lowder; Captains Vincent,
Jillard, Richards,: King, Webb; Phipps*; re. Beetle, Benny ;
Rev. Dr. lngland; Rev. Messrs. Pinney, Hugh Spoke, Townlay,
Mr. and Mrs. Wybiatit Iliorrison, Hare. Methuen) Portman,
Palmy, Ross, Cottrell, Yrice. Stapleton, Robins; 111eastat
• sedge, Chilton. Cooke, Griffiths, _Forbes, Morgan, Nugent, Pat.
.tees.;. Bishop. Sullivani.,lPluenpire, Wight Bevan, Marsha%
Lowell, Russell. Gordon, lerland. Cal.lian,
Gresebill, Haskins, Sheppard, Clarke, Spencer; Mistresses Bailey.
Dawes., Patterson. Compton. Winckworth, Morland. Janie%
Norman, Bruce, Prosaic,. Hulk *eke. Goading, Hutchings,
Persons; Misses •Ritsops, InFluni, Baynes, Yockney, Rogers,
Evans, Faith. Bowes, Parsons, &c.
Amongst the Arrival. at thi Royal Hotel, Kingstown, ate
Hon. Captain and the Misses &upford; Illr.and Mrs. Robe. Guff;
Mr. and Mrs. Donlevie ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Rowley; Arthur
Heine, Captain ,Hume. J. Burke, J. Dobbin, E. H. Byrne. J.
Tithe, RArs. Rev.. E. George, Capt. Gavan, &c.
CHRLTRNIIAM ARRIVALS.
Marquis Lavalette. Earl antiCountessof Rude. and family, Rol
O'Neill, Lady Bentinck, General Marriott. Lieut. Gen. Travers,
Lieut. Gen. Williams, Colonel and Mrs Gilbert, Colonel Patrick.
vas, Colonel Roberts. Colonel D'Arcy, Lieut. Col. Tovey, Lieut.
Colonel ilarriott. Major Harris, Major Rkbardson. Dr. Itgan, Dr.
Powell; Rev. IL Webb, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cholerich,Rev. Mr. Bruce,
Rev.Nr. Portir, Rev. Mr. Tetlow. •Capt.Wynae, Capt. Griffiths.
4leut. F. Blackwood, R.N. Lieut. W. Morris, R.N. Lieut. M. Lys,
r. and Mrs. Divan. Pope,T.Entwisle,Anstin, Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Trei Mr. and klitsGalway, Mr.and Miss Preston, Messrs. Karel,
Storl'llle, Stewart, &C Montgomery. Birch. Cooke, H. William,
R. Lc/caster, Browne, Ruse, Hooper, Arbuthnot, T. H. Bagley, 5,
oullmith, Darling, Boswell. Mist/son. Nugent, Steele, Harnaneraley,
Ikea. Ramsay Neon, Wilson, J. R. Williams, Kenley, Dank
• Sapper, 1 i. Crosthwalt Conduits. liurdon, Walker, Lawrence,
Illaelrwisod, Jordan, Seward, Newton, Adamson,Walss, Madams,
Carl, J. A. Knipe, Ogden, Butler, Cooper, Montagu G. M. Walt.
Metcalfe; illiscray, .Crane Price, A. Smith, V. Dolphin, Whaich
. ;bog. elunisan,.spring. film. Rolla, Mistresses C. Vii . Ferrer,
;.' dirneneXtil. Angier. Monks. Jackson, IL &Nikki's*. ton,
Mackay, M. Power, Baldwin, Thum. Itecoett • y.
Island) Smith. Misses Mainwaring; A wdevitlf, YJttya, t,
asodrielirbpaliesw Culler, H. K. Robinson, Aravuoille,

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BRIGHTON. Sm. 10.

The Talbot steam boat arrived here this evening,
baying made her passage from Dieppe in nine hi uis
and a oat. She landed between forty and fifti Nissen.
gets-at the Pier., among whom were Colonel Unlearnt,'
and a son of Sir Cantor= STUART, on his way to Eton
College; the former Gentleman, on landing, proceeded
imoisediately to London, which place he would reach in
about five hours and a half. completing the whole dis-
tance from. Dieppe to hi. re,idence, Regent's Path, in
the unu-ually shoot period of 15 hoots.
• Altht,ugh this is nut considered the high season for
Brighton. the town is very full of company, and we
base daily numercus arrivals, among whom may be
reckoned some of the first families in the kingdom. Mr.
Peaa has li ft us for the purpose of paying a visit to his
lather in Staffordshire; but' 'we understand that the
Right Hon. Geotileman intends to mare very soda, and
. that he will divide. his time pretty equally between this
place and the metropolis:
•Worthing tas been very fall of gay company lately,
'but it derives notch' sif its splendour from this Sam
The Goalies who resort to it, however, during the au-
tumn, generally find their, way back to us as winter
approaches, when the rural walks and drives lose their
peculiar attractions in the country, and the balls and the
routes, and the hilarities of that season, in the populous,
town. is preferred. The spacious. Sea-house Hotel, at
Worthing, with its hundred beds and proportionate
number •of sitting-worm, was so crowded with fashiona-
ble guests during the, week past, that even the-bar par-
'lour, fqr siiV (roil d'itY,i;,' vies' In .replisitipti, and evetitually
resigned so accommodate company.
A grand march at cricket, between the Officers of the'
10th Royal Hussars mid the Gentlemen of Worthing.
terminal. d throe in favour of the former yesterday. The
zoos de perm •ii the 10th subsequently partook of a
sump mous dinner at the Sea•house Hotel, which was
well dre,sed, as well served up, and gave unqualified
.sausfaction. The Offers of the 10th Royal Hussars
are exceedingly popular with us, nor is it to be won•
dried at: their spirited, liberal, and gentlemanly be
havinur castor them respect from all classes of society.
• Our subscription harriers are in fine condition, and
.are frequently exercised to prepare them for the ensu-
ing sports. It is a curious fact that in mowing a field
of oats, on the bill by the Signal House, a abort time
since, a litter of cubs, pretty well grown, was di,turbed,
who fled from the scythe, not, as expected, into cover,
among the gorse patches with which the neighbourhood
abounds, but, making for the town, eventually entered
the New Park, where they were playing
.at hide and
seek for some days, and until several brace of dogs were
laid on to rout them, and which compelled them to
'seek refuge about the more open parts of the Dowse,
Fuses are spoken of as tolerably plentiful with us thisl
•year—aome pleasant diversion with them is, theref .re,
anticipated, as the hunting season makes progress.
Lord Dams was antong the arrivals at the Marine
ilotaiinvt night. Mr. French, the brother of Lori;
•Ashdown, removed thence for town this morning.
The Argyll family are prolonging their stay at the
Albino. It is said that the Duke and Duchess of S..
Alban* intend us a. visit *boo ti y.

Loird.ELLswaonova
it the Firsts Oise.

transacted truthless yesterday,