Star.
London, England, 1829-07-18 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Mrs. Lewis acid family, at Marshal Thompson 's Hotel. C..vco.
dish-square, from Russia; Mrs. Maxwell, at ditto, from the Con-
tinent ; Richard G. Gombkton, F..sq. at ditto ; Le Chevatur
D' Almeida and Monsieur Oliveira. at ditto ; Honourable W. jj.
Beresford. at ditto; Major and Mrs. Mrynck. in Harley-street,
from the Continent ; the Honourable Miss Wickham. at the !M-
-ash Hotel, Jerusyn-street. from Wickham Hall, Eases ; David
Anderson, Esq. At Long's Hotel. Clifford-street. from Kfinburgb ;
IL Email, jun. Esq. and Mr.. fawn Andover.
DEPA aTtutEs.
WillicmThompson Corbett, Req. and Mrs.Corbett.from Marshal
Thompsoces Hotel, to Elshain Hall, Lincoln ; Thos.G.Corbett,Req.
from ditto ; Col. F. Gregory. Mrs. Gregory, the Mines Gregory,
Captain Gregory. and Chas. Grate, Esq. frost ditto; John Manjin,
Esq. from ditto ; George Dering, Raq. from ditto ; Sir Thus. Bow-
ser, K.C.8.. from his house in Weymouth-street, on a tour ; the
Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and family, from their house inGros-
veuer-square, for their seat, Badminton, Gloucestershire ; the Earl
and Countess of Harrowby and family, from their house in Orosve-
nor-square, for their seat, Sadden Hall, near Lichfield, Staffsrd
shire ; the Earl and Countess of Harewood, fur their seat, Hare-
, wood House, near Wetherby, Yorkshire; Lord and Lady Frederick
Bontinek and family. from Charles-street, for the Earl of Lonsdalies
sea, Lowther Castle, Westmorland ; Prince and Princeu Lieveo
and tunny, yesterday, for Torbridge Wells; Mrs. Newcombe and
family, fron► the Burlington Hotel, for Brighton; Major Bentinck,
from Dover.street, for Brussels; Edward Fuller, Esq. from Long 's
Hotel, Clifford-street, for Sazmundham ; R. French, Ksq. from
ditto, for Paris ; Lucas Clements, Esq. from ditto, for Bath ; rapt.
and Mrs. Otway. from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, (or Brig's-
tot ; J. Coulson, Esq. from ditto, for Oxford ; Sir George Murray,
fur Sunuing Hill.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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TATTERSAL'S.

Many of the Gentlemen present at the Newmarket meeting
haring gone to Mr. R. Wilson's sale of racing stock, at 13iIdeston,
the attendance yesterday was very shy, and the betting dull—ln
tact, scarcely any busbies, was done. The town bets on the July
Stakes were settled, but it is clear that, with the esception of three
or fiiur Noblemen, the losses are few, and to small sums. In sub-
joining a statement of the odds we should premise that they must be
taken as the present prices, without any reference to the trifling
and unitillsential bets made yesterday.
DERBY.

3 to 1 against the Mummer.
ST. LEGER.
20 to 1 apt. ApoHanle.
20 to 1 Pilgrim.
22 to 1 &ottotth.
25 to 1 LawnSleeveg(il)
23 tot— Felt.
22 to 1 Prince Eugene.

S to 1 apt. Voltaire.
9 to Sir Hercules.
10 to 1 Rowton (taken).
10 to 1 Frederick.
13 to 1 Lady Saud.
14 to 1 The Exquisite.

CHELTENHAM, July 16.

The Duke of Gloucester arrived here last night about
ten o'clnck, when the bells struck up a merry peal.—This morning
ids Royal Highness was at the Montpelier Pump-Room, where be
d►inks the waters,a little before nine. As be advanced up the prin-
cipal walk, which wu crowded with company, the band, dressed
in their full military costume, stood up and played " God save the
King," which was Immediately followed by his Royal Highness's
favourite air of " Duncan Gray." After continuing on the pro-
menade nearly an hour, his Royal Highness returned to his resi-
dence in the Creseesit.—The weather is again very fair. During
the last three days our arrivals have been numerous beyond all pre-
cedent, and the walks and drives connected with the different Spas
have in consequence auumed a truly animating appearance.
The following are among our last arrivals :—His Royal High-
sere the Duke of Gloucester, Hon. Mr. Dutton, Le Marquis
Torrigiani, Sir Joseph and Lady Smith, Lady and Miss Sheppard.
Sir Miles Nightingale, Hen. Mrs. Newconse, General Sir Thomas
Homer, Lieut.-General Hughes; Colonels M'Kehsie,
Higgins, Nelig, Leighton, Shure, Graham, &c. &c.