Star.
London, England, 1826-09-13 00:00:00

SPARRING.

Jack Scroggins, of gentlemanly celebrity, took, or rather attempted
to take, a benefit at the Tennis Court yesterday. The attendance
of the " Fancy" was extremely thin, and the setting-to, upon the
whole, of a •ery common place description. Poor Jack bore his
fate With good humour, and expressed his sincere gratitude for the
kindness of those who had honoured him with their presence; from
the state of the Ring, however, be observed, that if he had bad luck
now, be might, in all probability, have worse another 'time.

By the Pacific, WILLIS, from New Orleans arrived
at Liverpool, we have received Papers from that city downl to the
4th Aug. but they do nut furnish a single paragraph worth extracting.
Di,patches were sent off yesterday from the Foreign
Once, to the Right Hon. Sir Wurams A'Conav, our Minister at
Lisbon ; and also to Lord Gaaisvu.i.x, our Ambassador at Pads.
A Board of the Lirds of the Treasury was held yes.
terday at the Treasury Chambers.
The Commissioners for building additional Churches
had a meeting yesterday morning at their once hi Great George-st.
It was stated a few days ago, in some of the French
Papers, that Captain Pamir was at Paris; this is evidently a mls•
take, as we *aro from a personal friend of his, that that Gentleman
has been a resident in London for several weeks past.
Doss..--A meeting teak place early yesterday wee.
ing on Putney Heath, between a Mr. C. and Captain F. Tha
dispute happened at a gaming table in St. James's, wines mime
warm language took place, when a meeting was proper's& The
Captain was slightly wounded in the shosider, but the attendance
of a medical Gentleman on the ground pined him M a fair way
of recovery.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, Barr. Is.
The supplies fresh up to day are trill** Wheat remains as
quoted on Monday. Barley, Beans, and pp are unaltered. there
is rather more trade for Oats than of late, the factors boding diem
ifinuly at last quotatlons.--Arrivals English Wheat, 2,010 qrs.
Barley, 450 qrs. Oats, 5,400 qrs. Roar, 4,100 saels.—lrish Oats,
11,010 qrs. Foreign Wheat 1,150 qrs. Barley, 120 qrs. Oats, 1,400

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• THEATRICALS.

Out old friend, Bbnehard, is at Liverpool, where he has been
received with a welcome, that must have been highly gratifying to
his feelings. Miss Love has just joined the Dramatic Corps, and,
has proved a most powerful acquisition. Her vocal efforts have
been exceedingly successful. Her pretty ballad of " Love is a very
good boy." has been repeated night after night, by desire.
The Liverpool papers speak in the highest terms of this Lady's.
singing, and they say, that she is likely to become one of the per-
manent favourites at that town.
Sinclair is making a tour, and at every place has met with unqua-
lified success. A host of she vocalists (as Alathews would have it),
has been engaged at Drury-lane; one of whom possesses a vole,
of the most extraordinary quality, she is to be the Dins Giovanni,
&c. of the Theatre.

A new op- ratic piece will be btought out immediately on the
opening of the Theatre, and in the course of the season, several
Operas, in which Brabant and Stephens will take the leading parts.

THE WEAVERS OF BOLTON.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE WEAVERS. COMMITTEE

AT BOLTON, MR. BRODBELT, AND MR. HUSKISSON.

We have already inserted the address from the wea-
vers at 131)Iton to their employers, requesting their co-
operation in'an application to Government for a law to
effect an equalization of wages, and the letter sent to
Mr. HuAcisson by the Secretary of the Manufacturmt,
Committee. The following is the answer returned by Mr.
Iluskisson,with the correspondence which grew out of it: