Star.
London, England, 1827-11-22 00:00:00

HUNTING.

The Eats of Derby's Stag Holm& toed tomorrow, near the
Oaks.
RUNNING MATCH.
An excellent Running Match took place at amen o'clock Tester.
day awning in Sc. James's Park, Charles Lermarr, saidaeumns for
a bet of ten severrigns, to run round the raiding In di adman. He
darted very fast, and about 50 yards before coma* in opposite the
Bird-cam...wilt, in jumping over a hill of err, be fell ; liewsras er
Ma legs again in a minute, but ultimately lost the match by di set.
Betting was fto 4 in his favour; and but for his fall be amid
eeddraly have woo the Much.

The Earl and Countess Of CASSILLIS returned to their
"Mot St. Margaret'. yesterday, Garr a Whit t° Mr. and Mrs. Pam,
at Mariedield.

His Grace the Doke of Davowaviaa and suite, at-

by the Viwountess Rarrew, and Mr. Cataluna (lads.
'tug, honoured the Adelplai Theatre last night with their presence,
and appeared highly gratified with the performance.
The Earl Firzwicclnm Hon. F. Poi-ramose, and H.
Name, Rag. arrived on Monday' night In Liverpool, and took ep
their residence at the King's Arms Motel. when they intended
a
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few
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Wirms en The ea w Dublin.
tertained a die-
dannished party to dinner ymttyday, at his house, Whitehall.. pkce.
The remit of the preliminary elections in Parrs proves
she exthement of public spirit in that capital. Under the French
the Ministers appoint preekkeni bureau. (of Presidents and
ether Officers) to manage the business of electioat, and these priori-
iltioal bureaus are confirmed or changed by the eiecton themes/vet-
dl tbe Ministerial bureaus in the different districts of Paris have
tern changed, and out of seven thousand five hundred electors, only
ape thousand two hundred voted for the Al misters--and this, too, in
I aty where some time since a ministerial majority was obtained In
finest of the districts. The result of the elections throughout France
k ie thought, however, will not correspond with that in. Paris; for
the number of ekctorsis lamentably small—about 90,000 for a po-
pulation of thirty minions—kis than three electors to a thousand
people—and though they are of a class too respectable to be bribed
after the manner of some of our borough voters, they are necessarily
exposed to the influence of the Crown—besides that, being in many
Of the departments composed of the old noblesse, their prejudices
are muck more strongly opposed to the liberal party than to the
power of the Crown or the Miring:
To mark the opinion which the French Government
entertain of the battle ofNirrarin promotions and honours
have been awarded to the exertions of the gallant Ds
',hose and his Officers ; and the Grand Crosses of the
Order of St. Louis have been granted to Sir E. COD' ma-
TON and Count Hannah Capt. Fatt.owes, of the Dart.
mouth, has been named Commander of the Legion of
Honour, and the English and Russian Captains engaged
are made Knights of St. Louis. This interchange of ser-
vices and of rewards between two nations so long di-
vided by deep and apparently unconquerable hostility,
and the perfect concord with which they proceed
together in the great work of Greek redemption, not
only do honour to their respective characters, but hold
vat to the woild a cheering prospect of untroubled