Star.
London, England, 1828-02-29 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of Keay visited the Duchess of Qualms ye►
terday, at her residence, in the Admiralty.
The Duke of WIILLUOTOX, the Cnascatton of the balms%
Lord Faassomovon, and Sir M. W. Rustle, left town yesterday
morning for Windsor Castle, for the purpose of inspecting the
state of vie improvements carrying on in that edifice; the above.
named Noblemen and Gentlemen having been appointed Cots.
missionen of the Parliamentary Grant for Windsor Castle.
A Deputation of West India merchants waited on Mr. Mee.
masses and Mr. Cnaatza GaAs: yesterday morning, and had a
long conference with those Ministers, at the Colonial Mee.
Prince Pousinc, the French Ambassador, the Count
coma, the Spanish Minister; Monsieur FALSE, the Arnbasmdor
from the Netherlands; and Count Lonots, the Neapolitan Mi.
Mater, transacted business with Earl Dentin yesterday, at the
Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the Foreign °Mee, Dews.
ing.street. from Viscount GRAM/ILLS, nlif Ambassador at Parts.
The Earl of Asmara' and Lord ELLIIIIOIItOWOMI transeete4
buiiness yesterday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, with
Earl DIMWIT%
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DcaL, FtIBRUARY N.N.W..—Remain the Ctratlet
Kerr, BRODIE, for Bombay ; Intrepid packet, SLIAMAM, for Sing..
pore; and Elisabeth, 'AliGita, for Berbice.
Fautooste.,_Fgastm or 27.—Wind varlable.—Sailed thePrenti.4
&s can, for Malta.

RAllfo ATI. FrAItUA ST 9 1.•••••TbC Syren, of Sunderland, from
Sandwich, has been seised by the Coast Blockade for having con-
traband goods on board.
TIONIKA ON FLOILVART 17.--The Shamrock, GASTII, front Li-
verpool to Dane, which *as detained here by the Customs, has
been released, and will proceed on her voyage the first fair wind.

DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 27.

LAKE ALLEN, COUNTY LEITIISM, Firs. 14.

IlonnraLE Altiftlairt.—Saturday morning, about two
o'clock, an armed party attacked the concerns of Me
Arigna Iron Company, and having tied the watchman
on duty on the premises, proceeded to the hour* of
Mr. Cox, an English Gentleman, who had been sent
over by the Company from Lindon, as resident agent
lon the concern, and set about breaking the windows.
Upon hearing the noise, Mr. Cox got out of bed and
asked what they wanted but his question was hardly
answered when a discharge of firearms took place, and
the unforttrnate Gentleman was shot dead. They then
proceeded to break ail the windows, and having ob-
tained an entrance, they rifled the house of every article
of clothing, and took all the money they could find.
The inhuman wietches, not sat stied with the murder
of the poor Gentleman, proceeded to wreak their ven-
geance on the lifeless body, by kicking and otherwise
ill treating the corpse. As yet no cause has been as-
signed for this outrage. A Coroner's Inquest has bees
summoned.—Freentrn's Journal.

SPORTING IN I ELLIGENCE.
BUTT NG.R 00 11,-VritlitS A LL' Fn. 2s.

With the exception of two or three St. Leger bets, notkiog was
done • but in the Derby, and io the odds for that stakes, it will be
seen ;hat Druid, who, on Monday, was said to be amiss, is no longer

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so, having recovered his origirel. place in the betting-whether the
Men and the cure were brought about in London or Newmarket
we are not prepared to say, but certainly if the one might have been
expected at this season, the latter was somewhat sodden. Some
slight changes are observable animist the middling favourites. The
betting closed at six o'clock as follows...

8 to 1 art Merchant 22 to 1 agst Mariner
111 to 1 apt The Colonel 25 to 1 agst Bugle (taken)
8a to 1 agst Sorcery 30 to 1 agst Omen
to 1 agst Navarin 30 to 1 apt Finesse (taken)
IS to 1 agst Giraffe (Amy) 40 to 1 agst Barnard* (taken)
15 to 1 apt Druid (17 taken) 40 to 1 agst Lancastrian
110 to 1 agst Southcote I 40 to 1 apt Palemon (taken)
£2 to 1 apt Zinganee (taken) I40t• 1 apt Zealot (taken)
4,00 e to 2,000 Zingatiee agst Zealot (taken)
500 even Fully and Omen agst Mariner and Bernardo (taken)
500 to 25 agst any two of the following being lint and second--
Shoveller, Sorcery. Druid, Mariner, and Hampden.
10 to 5 was laid in one bet apt sack of the Ant Ave.
Outs.

10 to 1 apt Tramp:dim
RIDDLISINORTIT.
4 to 1 agu Shoveller p.p. (taken)
Sr. LIGUI.

11 to 1 agst Bessy Bedlam 40 to 1 apt Delphi:se (take?)
25 to 1 apt Brother to Jerry $0 to 1 apt Cora (taken)
53 to 1 apt Na•atin

SPRING COURSING MEETING.
WIDISCIDAT MAIM
The following is the concludon of this day's sport—
First Class Matches.
Mr. Kelly's Quadrille agst Mr. Sbute's r b Upas—Undecided
Mr. Edward's f b Zoe beat Mr. Kelly's blk b Queen
Lord Stradbrooke's blk d Alowbray beat Mr. Golding's tali 4
Ezeimemau
Mr. Redhead's r b p Lars beat Mr. Stonebewer's bib b p Isabel
Mr. lioskin.'s r d Sir Harry beat Mr. Shute's blk d Undertaker
Mr. Rust's r b Bobbinet heat Mr. Inskip's r d Pilot
Duke of Gordon's bib d Viscount agst Mr. Purser's brind d Phat-
tom—(No course)
pr. Edwards's blk and w b Zitelle beat Mr. Redhead's blk b Lyra
Mr. Inskip's y rod w b Gadfly beat Mr. Sbute's bib b Ursula.

Second. Class Marches.
Mr. Sbute's r b Uniquity beat Ms. Gent's bik b Sarah
Mr. Hoskines r b Harriet heat Mr. Sinite's Mk and w b Una
Mr. Gold nes r d Export beat Lord Stradbrooke's r d Mammoth.
The coursing on Tuesday was in the First Chippenban Field—to
day in the Cheveley

RODBERY.—The bowie of Colonel Barrios, No. 8,
Montague-street, Mary.la•benne, was robbed yesterday
morning of upwards of 900 ounces ut plate, two 51.
notes, and a bottle of wise. The foot marks of two
persons were afterwards discovered in the garden of
Montague House, and it appears the thieves entered by
a back door, which the servants had neglected to fasten.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Fan 19.
The mealing trade was rather better this morning, owing to the
scantiness of the supply, and line samples of Wheat sold full la par
quarter higher than on Monday. Malting Barley scarcely saPPT
our last quotation, the supply ►eing large, and the mares FLU IS
Ns. per quarter; but to obtain 545. the samples mum be veil 614*.
riot. Oats arc very dull sale, and must be quoted la. qtr Vallee
cheaper.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fmk
In the Beef trade, the price of the best young 81St.
4•. 10d. per stone; and the coarser Meat is Sa. 6d. to 4s. SI. per
stone. In Mutton, she quotation for the best young Dotnais 5/0
and for the coarser arss. *O4. to 411.6 d. Is the Veal tradq,prkne
young Calves are 6s. Gd. to 7.. pet stone. In the Pori; tradb, the
dairy fed Meat fetches 6s. to Gs. 4d. per atone; and the large Hogg
41. to Si. Id. pa stont.-...Beases, ; Sheep, 1,410; bp, 90
Calves, 9s.
Beef, pa stone, 5.. fid. to 4s. ickl. Motion, 4s. to Ss. Veal,
Ss. ad. to 7s. Pork, Ss. to Gs. 411.—Hay, per load, 101. to
£4 17s. 6d. Clover, £4 to £.4 10s. &raw. lel 40a, to £1 16a.

\ Samuel %TO; ireq:Awrchitect, No. 5,
Off veztoblic Hones on the Property
t orMr. lUltts, No. 170, 11qm-street,
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Lonuor: Prhatad and Publ.he4 bey44Atit bleu „the Polfrie.__ 'A
at the STAS OFFEN NO•llFickettillace sempiebtear 7

H I G H- W AMC at LONDON- BltlaGg TQ MAKILDW.
'Morning • IS imputes after
Afternoon • $7 aunutee after 1/

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ICONTRACTSFOR SUPPLYING PRO VISI
y ING, LINEN, COALS, CANDLES,
'f. ARTICLES, FOR CONVICTS ON ROA •
• • London, Feb .
UCHTersdris as are desirous of Con
the Superintendent of Convkts to supply
*terse, Barley, Oatmeal, Salt, Beer, Coals, Can
• 'Clothing, Necessaries, Blankets, Woollen • •
' *Ann and Cotton, Wrapper Cloth, Shoes, and
-dif Convicts on board Hulks at Portsmouth, • •
nikh, Sheerness, and Chatham, may receive P
aCentracts on applying to the Superintendent of 6
lombeth Terrace, and on board the several H
-their Tenders at the Commisaariat Ogee, Tre
tangled up and directed to the Superintendent of •
rue::
ue 'Fenderl to fourrn
slouch,Suppbileaut none CZ; •
(lire o'Clock as filet day I nor will any P •
made on. or annexed to, a printed Far • - •
reed in ,Words at length ; nor unless signed
, wo Property engaging to become bound w .
lug, its the Sent expressed In the Panknian,
manes of the Contract.
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•
SALES BY AUCI'II
• • ~
ifr4l CO UGHT TERRACE, EDGEWA
nuirte Elegant and Fashionable FURNIT r
New BRUSSELS CARPETS, Cabinet P
CHINA, Ste.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO
- By Mr. ROBINS,
i. (Of Warwick House, Regent Sir •
~., On the Premises, No. 59, Connaught Terrace,
On VOrder of the Proprietor, retiring into t •
erssuse, the 11th of March, 1828, at :4
%HE' Excellent and Fashionable HI
IL
FUR N IT URE—conternie or
our-poet, French, Couch, and other Bedsteads,
hints Cotton Furniture, capital seasoned Feat •
Along, well made Cabinet Articles in Mahogany C.
Illookcases and Dresing Tables. elegant Drawing
erf Merino Damask, Stained Rosewood Chairs,
he. New Brussels and otber Carpets, Cabine
ilkinsun ; Crimson Merino Dining Room Cu
ahogany Pedestal Sideboard, capital Set of
hie. on Sliding Frames, Card, Pembroke, and
.gany Quin in Hair Cloth, Fenders and Fir
• equisites, and various other Effects.
THE HOUSE TO BE LET ON
To be "dewed on Monday preceding the Sale,
ay be had on the Premises; and of Mr. Rob'
;err. '
.
'ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, •
In the Parish of ST. BOTOLPH, City •
' -TO lIVSOLD BY AUCTIO •
By Mr. ROBINS,
- • (Of Warwick House, Regent Str
• . At. Gertaway's Coffee Hone, Change Alle
Ou rneasnar. the 20th of March, 1828. at 'l'
Bender of the Trustees named in the %V
Right 'Honourable CHARLES Viscount MAYKt
N ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD
esuarants. -
A Droulliog,ldonse and -Confectioner'reffils •
No. Sot Minas% ins the Parish of St. dottlipit, I
4 ileeneeepation Of Mr. John. Watson, •
' corrannee
Oa the Upper )loor.;—!kern. Attlee and Steps to
Ou the Son* Float-...A Senoras Room in
mat Ilis afs-04 won
On dee tee Soma and t
.&zed Partition. • '
Oe the Ground Flotir•—A Double fronted
*thin&
In the Easement—A Kitchen, &e-
The,Minorles has long been a very advents:-
lineiness, and an Eligible one for the Investment
To be viewed by permission of the Tenant, of
limy be Ind; of Messrs G. and W. T. Wade,
mow„. Essex ' • of their Agents Mews. Dawc •
.Sulidtors. Soswell•court, Carey-street; hlessr
.and Scion, Solicitors, George street,' Adelphi • S.
Architect, No. 5, John-street, Adelpbi, Strand
lied of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street.
V!
1 SAINT GILES'S IN THE FIE
TOTTEN li A M-COU RT-RO AD, HIGH-
Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD E
And PUBLIC HOUSES,
Eligible for Investment;
VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF MI
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-str
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change All-
On THLIKIDAY, the 20th of March, 1828, at ';
By Order of the Trustees named in the Will o
CSIASLIS Viscount MATICARD, dec-
. - - IN LOTS,
TALUABLE, EXTENSIVE, and
V VANTAGEOUS FREEHOLD ES
rf'
Conveniently 13,,,e ivthh ft
Shops
h
attention of Capitalists, capable of cunsidera
eligible as Investment, and Qualifying Pur
Elective Franchise for the County of
emir:use:o
The Erections of the Counting Houses, large
• with Lofts, Ste. over; Farrier's Shop, and par
with a clusiderable Frontage to Tuttenhant C
ipart of that capital Establishment of !titan
, •-• Ilrewefy.
1 . I-. The Horse Slice Public-house, in Front o
• read, in the occupation of Nil. Jenuings.
The Dwelling House, No. 267, adjoining, i
Mr. Bennett. ..
The extensive Premises, Nos. 265 and 216
' the occupation of Mr. Huldsworth, Corn De
roomy and very commodious Dwelling House,
' at the Back, Coach Houses, Cart Lodge, win
over, and an enclosed Gateway.
The Fox and. Hounds Wine and Spirit Vaul
adjoining Mr. Hoidsworth's Premises, with c,
Apartments, Shop.and Parlour, in the occupati
A spacious Dwelling Huuse, situate in Hi
p opposite the Church,
With the Turner's and Flower Maker's Sb
Occupying a Frontage of ova
P One Hundred and Twenty-tw
ops in Front, godH2l%:Vui:nriLaedhitiustro:seca
. With the spacious Timber Yard at
. In the occupation of My. Item
The Area occupied by these Premises are cap
to render a large Annual Inc
e Lion Public hien lithoeustocacdujopiaitiiionng
. On Lease to Messrs. Mee: au
•• Six Dwelling Houses,
On the East side of High-st
In the occNupoas.tioln7,olfB,3lle9;slors:
Macklin, and one in band
• The eapital and extensive Premises adjoi
r necupying a Frontage to High•street of nearl
she Tenure of tlessrs. Stables, Ironmongers.
. A Dwelling House and Shop, with Ware
Is High-street, corner of Lawrence-street, in t •
I Waddel.
I The Admiral Nagle and the Crown and H
to And Thirty-three Houses in 3laynucl. str
be Bainbridge-street, and Lawrenc
p The Premises of Messrs. Mere and Co. t
); permission ; the others, by application and c •
!'tinted Particular, and Conditions may be Is
ali \V. T. Wade. Sokitors, Dunniow, &sea; of
to Dawson and Mewklos, Boswell-court, Ca
Messrs. Seton, Plower, and Seton, Giaorge
1 Samuel Ware, Eaq. Architect, No. S. Jobs
1. 1 ilitaarioresblic Hones on the Property ;
' or Mr. Icalise, No. 170, Regent-a .
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listate me/ be seen.