Star.
London, England, 1826-07-10 00:00:00

VAUXHALL GARDENS.

Saturday the proprietors of these Gardens gm their
annual entertainment to their Juvenile Friends, and
with a success which will warrant its repetitions& many
successive seasons. The idea of setting apart one night
for the express amusement of our children, is A pretty
one, and cold indeed must he that heart which c uld
debar its offspring the pleasure of partaking of the
gait.es of Vanillin—especially upon an occasion when
the amusements terminate at the early hour of tea
o'clock. Though evidently not so many as on prior
juvenile nights, the assemblage of rung friends was
exceedingly numero.rs. On entering the Gardens, the
words" Welcome our young nds," in gild coloured
lamps, encompassed by the favouri.e implements for
pastime in children, such as tops, ships, kites, hops, &c.
met the eye. At the commencement of the novel =cone
presented a very animated appearance from the groups
of lovely laughing children ranged in the gal:el les, and
clapping their, little hands in ecstacie• at the jo) ful scene
around them. To a person unaccustomed to tie tight
of so many smiling cherubs, the group had peculiar
charms. To us they appeared complete scions of beauty.
" If a rrangee's eye,
This dwelt apse thess,--if his bosom's pain
Charmed by their holy slam, forgot to smart.
Ob bow unnterably serest her joy,
Olt! how indissolubly firm the chain
Whose links of love entwine a mother's heart."

To have witnessed the whole of the entertainments it
would have been requisite to be in all parts of the Gar-
dens at once; indeed so many, and of so varied a de•
scription were the amusements, that it is impossi'lle to
do justice to the Proprietor's desire of affording gratifi-
cation to his little visitors. We bad the v.igaiies of
,Punch, the conjurings of two Indian Juggles, the
dancing of Mr. Wilson on the tightrope, the fun and
eccentricities of the petite ballet, the concert, fireworks,,
&c. The little band of fifers and drummers from Chell-
sea Hospital, promenaded the Gardens at inierv.ils, and
played some favourite marches very prettily. The un-
certain state of the weather—it having been extremely
lowry in the earlier part of the day, prevented many fa-
from taking their children. The Gardens never-
theless were crammed, making op in children of a
larger growth the deficiencies in numbirt of the
younger kind. Upon the whole, however, the fete
passed off with considerable eclat, and gave entire sa-
tisfaction to the visitors.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Jam le.
The supply of Grain during the past week has been small, and
this morning there is a short arrival both at Corn and Floor. Wheat
of the best quality obtains a price rather better than on this day
se:might ; but other qualities are dull at last quotations. Though
Barley is in short supply, there is little briskness In this article, end
prices may be quoted the same as last Monday : the country mar-
kets, however, report it rhing Ih. 34. and 45. per quarter. The
demand for Beans has rather slackened since last week, posisbly
owing to the showers of rein, which ham been pretty general
throughout the country. Peas are likewise in less demand than last
Monday, but without decline. Them is not a brisk sale for Oats,
but the holders are asking stiff pricer. Plow is unaltered.
Wheat, Red, new, 50s 60s re, $45320
old, Oh Oh Beaus limil, now, 446 411 s
White, new, 354 Illis --•-• aid, MOOS
..•••• old 004 Oh Tick, sew, 40s 45s
Barley, Mis 32s old, 00,001
Malting, 33s see Oats, Peed, new, 90, Sirs
Peas, Grey, 1023, 40s 44s .--- old, 00.001
Old, Oh 00$ Poland, new, 231 1M
Maple, 1025, eis 46s -----. old, 00s Oos
----- old, 00s 00$ Potato,' new, 251 30e
White, new, 411$ 4414 old, 00s 005
old, 00$ 005 ---- Scotch, 31s 315
Boilers, 1023, 411, 50a Rom, per Sack, 461 33s
old, 00s 00s Seconds 40, 455
Anaemia L&5? will.
SASS I Peas, qrs. 90
463 I Irish Oats 1,991
3.743 Foreign Oats 1,071
5,774 ihiglish Mar, seeks loin
496 Ventre Whom 0/05
ISMITHFITLI.p MARKET, Juts 10.

Wheat, Bedsit, vs.
Barley
Malt
Oats
Beans

We have a very small Beetiupply this day, and the walnut, being
rather cooler, the price of this Meat has advanced, the boss Ikea
being quoted as high as es. 10d. to Ss. per steno. Titer, is aka a
Utile improvement is Mutton, Sew Omni Dawns toeing toes.
4d. per none. In Val we tall'o44o Ile 114,14410% theism row
Calves being Si. to So. td per stone. Limb is *ma liao ed. to
td. per stone for the best Meet. In Pea dim Is nothing
doing.—Seasio, 11316; Simi>, 10,360 Ars TO i Cam, alo•
lire, per stone, 46. to Se. liestas. 3s. to es. ed. Veal, es. ed. to
5. ed. Lamb, 44. ed. to ss. Peelt.3a. 6d. to 4s. 114.—Ilay, per :ead,
.C 3 10e. to .65; 004.41, .14 to AN mos. Straw, Al 144. w 41.