Star.
London, England, 1810-07-06 00:00:00

AT CHELTENHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Sbafro and family, Mr and Mrs. Yorke. Mrs.
M. Yorke, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Bell, Mr. R. and Mr. J. Bell,
Rev. F. Miidy, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson and family, Mr. and
Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacksori and family, Mr: Mrs. and Miss Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchinson and familti, Ntr.and Mrs. Clapham and family, Mrs.
and Pa.'s Johnson, two Miss Sigstons, Mr. ani Mrs. Danby,
Mr. and Mrs. Stonehouse, Rey.. Mr. Cheap and fami!y, two Miss
Wasses, Mr. and Mt s. tall, two Mr. Thompson'', Mr. awl Mr!.
Serjeantson and family, Col. Maxwell and family, Mr. and Mrs..
Johnsen, Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe; Messrs. Knowles, Hornby,
Clarke, Wilson, Terry. Jackson ; Mistresses Clapham, Emerson,
Claxton, Smith, Sever, ; Miss•s Bowe, Wallis, Berkeley, Elsley,
Albumen, Stubbs, Taylor, &c. &e.

Lady Loraine ird family, Mr. and Mrs Vere and family, Mr.
Dencombe, Rieit Hon. Lady Chalon, Duncornbe and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Coekshott Twisleron, Mr. and Mrs. Rayner, Mr.
and Mrs. Banks. Mri. Ballow, Mr. and two Miss Holdsworths,
Mr. an,d Mrs. !WC:tan. Rev Mr. Avid Miss Gilbert. Mr. and
Mrs. FlinemAn and family, Mr. and Miss Driffield, Mrs. Hol-
land, Mrs. Mamiin, Mr. and Mrs. Darley and family, Messrs.
Tuffpell, I.3rartl, Etherinron, Warrinvon, G. Blanchard, J.
Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. Tweddy, Mr. Wright, Mr. Regal%
Mrs. Permifion, Miss Marsden, Mr. Erskine, Mr. E. W. Phi-
lips, Mks F Cholretley, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Myers and
family, Miss Dall.bin, &c &c.

• The •Marqvis of Salisbury, Sir C Hackett, Sir IL and Lady
Nelthorpe, Sir J. Dunbar, General Matthew, Colonel and Mrs.
Berkeley, C.A ends Vesey and Bagwell, Lieut. Colonels Rochfort,
Gre..ne, and litidleston ; Majors Dieken, Butler, and Brown ;
Captairs Mirward and Sanders, R. N. Captains Rose, Richard-
atm, S. Hawes, W. C. Williams, J. West, Ibbert, and Stoplord ;
Dr. Wallis. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pettat, Rev. Messrs C. P. Wal-
lis, R. Rochtort, and Keyrick ; Messrs. Connell, Ford, Pitmen,
Ryhurn, Bernard, Dwerryhouse, Graham, Hue, Redrenshaw,
H. Naylor, 'Thorne; Lord and Lady Edward O'Brien, Lady Cal-
thor sir Isaac Heard, Sir John Wrottesley, Lieut.-General and
Mrs. Leighton, Cols. Allen and Esiwaris, Lieut.-Cols. Buckland,
Jackson. Mackenzie; Major and Mrs. Stewart, Major O'Brien,
Major Wilson, Capt. and Mrs. Stonor, Capt Dawson, Capt.
Michh, Capt. Gordon, It. N. Capt. Bastard, R.N. Capt. Rogers,
Dr. Greiarn, Dr. Forrester, Rev. Mr. Boraster, Rev. Mr. Powell,
Rev.'s'. Otway, Rev. M Preston, Rev. J. Clarkson, Rec. G. and
Mrs. Clartor, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Atkinson, Mr. D'Arcy, Mr.
H. Henry, d
Mr. Williams, Mr. Gracie, Mr Boyle, Mr. Palaret,
Mr. Otway, Mr. Trevor, Mr. J. Phelps, Mr. Langdale, Mr.
Leslie, Mr. G. Stephenson, Mr. (lynch, dr. Cluster, Mr. Pater-
san, Mr. Bateman, Mr. Hoffman. Mr. Labahnondiere, Mr. Pot-
ter, Mr. Zimmers, Mr. Hail, Mr. S;ience, Mr. Garnett, Mr.
Caulfield, Mr. Beard, Mr. Seward, Mr. Bensley, Mr. Disney,
Mr. Richards, Mr. Auitwick, Mr. Farhill, Mr. Little, Ste. &c.

RowiNG.MATCll.—Yesterlty A stley's 22.1 annual
prize wherry, given in honour of his Majesty's Birth-
day, was rowed for by six watermen, who had not
won any of the preceding prizes. Their names were:
ABOVE n.l nor. BELOW BRIfIGF.

J. Hunt, Pcpper-alley, Blue. E. Hamilton, Summer's Key,
J. Thmnap, Vauxhall, Sc.:Y.li t. Purple.
J. Au tiler, Lambeth, Yellow. J. Palmer, Horselydown,Green.
J. Lailibrook, Iron-gate, Pink:
The competitors started about four o'clock from the
centre arch of Westminster Bridge, and having pul-
led to Ilangerford, returned, according to the terms
of the first hex-. The three successful boats, were
Lashbrook, Hunt, and Anther. This heat presented
a grand trial of skill, but the activity and judgment
of Lashbrook, enabled him to come in a considerable
distance a-head of the others. At five o'clock three
winning boats started again to row round a boat
moored off Cumberland Gardens, return on the Sur-
rey sido, row round the beacon opposite liting!rford,
a:111 finally return to the Bridge. The grand contest
on this occasion was between Lashbrook and Hnnt ;
the former, who was young and athletic, exerted him-
self to gain the wherry, but the strength and know-
ledge of Hunt prevailed ; having gained the lead,
he arrived first, and was declared the victor amidst
the shouts of a large body of spectators in boats, and
on the banks of the River. The admirers of aquatic
sports have seldom obtained more gratification at a
spectacle of this description. The candidates for the
prize were distinguished by caps and sashes of their
peculiar colours. Several excellent bands of music
were stationed near the winning point, decorated with
flags, and, in short, nothing was wanting tolgive effect
to this annual regatta. We did not learn that any
accident happened. In the evening the wherry was
given to the winner at Astley's Amphitheatre. .
Wednesday morning, about three o'clock, as Mr.
Everett, a higler, was coming from Epping in his
cart, containing poultry and other goods for the Lon-
don -market?, he was stopped by three fellows, be-
tween Loughton and Woodford, who robbed him of
his watch and some loose silver. They were about
to rifle his cart, when some labouring men made
their appearance, and the thieves made their escape
towards the forest.

Monday morning a well-dressed woman, near Fish-
street-hill, attracted the attention of the passengers by
her shrieks and lamentations. On approaching her,
k was found that her infant which she had taken out
fbr the benefit Qt' the air, had expired in her arms.
A few days ago the body of Joseph Gash, the ce-
lebrated old huntsman, was found lifeless and cruelly
mAngled near the race course of Lemonfield, in Ire-
land ; an investigation of the circumstances attending
his death was held, and a verdict found of wilful
murder against some per,ons unknown.
A young man, of the name of Dirgin, was killed
in a pitched battle with a man of the name of Hough-
ton, on Monday last, at Hasmere, near Culnbrook.—
The combatants were young men, very respectably
circumstanced. Having quarrelled respecting the
purchase of a horse, they staked. ten guineas each. to
fight for the next morning. Atter a ruffianly con-
test of 25 tninutcs, the deceased was knocked down
by a violent blow on the temple, and he never stirred
afterwards. He died in the course of the day. A
Coroner's Inquest sat on the body, and returned a
verdict of Manslaughter.

AT RID
Mr. and Mrs. Shaft° and family
M. Yorke, Mr. Mrs. and Mk, 1
Rev. F. Mundy, Mr. and Mrs. W
Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Smit
• Jacksot, and family, Mr: Mr.. and
Htnehinson and farniN, Mr.and 11
and Miss Johnson, two Miss Sigs
Mr. and Mrs. Stonehouse, Rev..lll
Wasses, Mr. and Mrs. I All, two /V
Serjeantson and family, Col. Maze
Johnsen, Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe
Clarke, Wilson, Terry, Jackson ; 1
Claxton, Smith, Severs ; Missws B
Manson, Stubbs, Taylor, fte. Su.
AT SCARS('
Lady Loraine ard family, Mr. a
Dencombe Riett lion. Lady Chi
Mr. and Mrs. Cotitaltott "'wilder°
and Mrs. blanks. Mri. Barns++, M
Mr. an,cl Mrs. WOung. Rev MI
Mrs. 'lineman and family, Mr. A
land, Mrs. Mantlin, Mr. and Mr
Tuffeell, I.2sartl, Etherimon, \
Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Twedd
Mrs. Permifino, Miss Marsden,
lips, Mks F Cholretley, Mr. and
family, Miss Dahlin, &.c &e.
AT CHELTI
• The Marquis of Salisbury, Sir
Nelthorpe, Sir 1. Dunbar, General
Berkeley, C.:tont:ls Vetey and Baci
Greene, and Iludleston ; Majors
Captains Mirward and Sanders, Ii
arm, S. Hawes, W. C. Williams,
Dr. Wallis. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. P
Is, R. Rochtort, and Keyrick ; M
Ryhurn, Bernard, Dwerryhouse,
H. Naylor, •I'horne ; Lord and La
thor e, sir Isaac Heard, Sir John '
Mrs. Leighton, Cols. Allen and Et
Jackson. Mackenzie; Major and
Major Wilson, Capt. and Mrs.
Michle, Capt. Gordon, It. N. Cap
Dr. Gre,arn, Dr. Forrester, Rev.,
Rev. 'l'. o,way, Rev. M Preston,
Mrs. Clayton Mr. Mrs. and Mis.
H. Henry, Mr. Williams, Mr. G.
Mr. Otway, Mr. Trevor, Mr. 1
Leslie, Mr. G. Stephenson, Mr. C.'
am, Mr. Bateman, Mr. Hoffman,
ter, Mr. Zimmers, Mr. Hail, IV
Caulfield, Mr. Beard, Mr. Sewn,
Mr. Richards, Mr. Austwick, Mr
RoWiNG.MATCH.—Yester
prize wherry, given in holm
day, was rowed for by six
won any of the preceding pi
ABOVE natoce.
J. Hunt, Pepper-alley, Blue. 7
J. Thotnas, Vauxhall, Scarlt. t.
J. Anther, Lambeth, Yellow.
The competitors started al
centre arch of Westminster
led to Ilungerford, returned
of the first hex-. The thr
Lashbrook, Hunt, and Autli
a grand trial of skill, but th
of Lashbrook, enabled him t
distance a-head of the other
winning boats started agai
moored off Cumberland Gal
rev side, row round the beat
a:id finally return to the "Irk
ca this occasion was betweel
the former, who was young
self to gain the wherry, but
ledge of Hunt prevailed ;
he arrived first, and was de
the shouts of a large body oi
on the hanks of the River.
sports have seldom obtained
spectacle of this description.
prize were distinguished by
peculiar colours. Several e:
were stationed near the winn
flags, and, in short, nothing v
to this annual regatta. We
accident happened. In the
.given to the winner at Astle
Wednesday morning, aba
Everett, a higler, was corm
cart, containing poultry and
don -market?, he was stopp
tween Loughton and Wood]
his watch and some loose si
to rifle his cart, when son
their appearance, and the t
towards the forest.
Monday morning a well-d
street-hill, attracted the attel
her shrieks and lamentation
k was found that her infant
fOr the benefit Qf the air, hal
A few days ago the body
lebrated old huntsman, was
smngled near the race cour
land ; an investigation of th
• his death was held, and a
murder against some persor
A young man, of the na
. in a pitched battle with a In:
ton, on Monday last, at Ha!
The combatants were you
circumstanced. Having
purchase of a horse, they St
fight for the next morning.
test of 25 tninutcs, the deco
by a violent blow on the ten
afterwards. He died in th
• Coroner's Inquest sat on t 1
verdict of Manslaughter.