Star.
London, England, 1827-08-07 00:00:00

DUBLIN,. Auouar ,4.

I. Lord and Lady MNlifißS left his Lordship's red.
I dence is Stephen's Green, yesterday morning for Howtlr
where t' e ATTORNXT-GINKRAL and several members
of the Bar had arrived. This last tribute of respect
seemed to make a forcible impression on his Lordship
I and his amiable Lady, who, accompanied by their sos,
will proceed this evening to Haddington, in the neigh-
bourliood of Bangor, and to-morrow resume their
journey In Haddington Petk, near Croydon, the seat of
his Lordship's brother, the Archbishop of CA NTEIIIIOIII.

COMMITTAL OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST.

GALWAY. Auovsr S.

Lest night an unfortunate man named Patrick Mac.
D.l tpOtt, * suspended Priest of the Roman Catholic
Church.-was committed to our gaol, charged upon the
oath of George Tyndall, a private soldier of the 17th
regiment of foot, ^ ith haying married -him, a Proter
tent, to Elekior Keerns, a Roman Catholic, contran
Ito the 4t n(-Eterliansent. The penalty, in ea., of cm•
viction, is 5001. or imprisonment for life. He is indicted

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upon two counts, first, for the offence abort stated;
and, stcundly, f r atsuming to be a Catholic Blest, and
officiating as such.'

CANDIDATES FOR THE CITY OF CARLISLE.
After the poblication of last week's Journal, the
friends of WILFRID LAWSON, Esq. of Brayton Hall,
determined on commencing a canvass in his favours
and the manner in which the name of that Gentleman
was received by the out-voters, who attended the market
on Saturday; 'must be highly gratifying to•his feelings.
Mr. Lawson declared that, if elected, he *ill con-
scientiously perform the duties of their representation
AS well as he is atilt-. The only question for the citiseus
should be, is he, or is he not, a man whom they do
" esteem and trust?". They have, for the most part,
already ahswered the question in the affirmative.
Mr. Atherley, who was last week eneotioned, declines
the thought of any contest under these circumstances.
Mr. James Brougham, M.P. has arrived in torn•
The elder: Brougham is coming. The freemen are in the
highest spirits. They look upon the battle as already won.
As our old friend, Dr. Jackson, who, for nearly bait
a century, proposed the Blue Candidate, is now gather.
ed to his fathers, we understand that. Mr. Lawson will
be proposed by Mr. Brougham, shoal Carlitle has to
boast of as her most distinguishedfieeman.Prqdt
Journal.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Gicovcarr' ca
honoured Vauxhall Gardens with his presence lain evebing, and
' appeared greatly delighted with the representation of the Battle of
Waterloo, the performance of which be repeatedly applauded.
Dowager Viscountess HAMPDEN entertained a select
circle of Faibionables yesterday evening, at her house in Green.
street, Grosvenor-square.
The Countess of HARROWS!' and Viscount &sum,
vox left town yesterday morning, to attend the funeral of the lice
Viscountess Fasantorox, who will be interred in the family vault of
the Earl of Forme:scum, at South Molten, Devonshire.
The Duke of WammioToat is expected to arrive on
the 14th at Kingston Hail, in Donetshire, the seat of Mr. Bann.
Lord and Lady Falmouth, Mr. and Men Arbuthnot, Lady Tao
kerville, Lord and Lady Ellen borough, Sir C and lAdy E. Stain,
Mrs. For, the Earl of Westmoreland, the Millais of Lothian,
Colonels ilulkley Russell (of the Grenadier Guards): Mr. E. You
tags, Hon. J. Townshend, Hon. W. Apiary, dee: are to have the
honour of meeting his Grace. Great festividei stein prepardies.
The Biandford Races will rival Dostcaster. _ _

Mr. WILMOT-HORTON, is on a visit to Earl KIEUAR&
ebb seat on the verge of the romantic Lake. of Killarney. Order,
were issued on his arrival, to 'take preparations for a grand Jug
t, o• the mountain adjoining the Upper Lake, to take place an
Friday last. •
S r C. WETHERELL was elected last week Recottlet
of grisiol, vice the LORD CHANCELLOR.
Major PEEL, of Twickenham, ordered all his fins
breed eat dogs to he killed r n Friday, in cotrequence of
one being batten by a rabid animal.
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ittings here on Tuesday last, consisting, at we Ales,
following distinguished individuals—The Rilbe Ind
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one of his Majesty's Commissioners, IA" &eel
I President of the Court of 81111400, the Setiritg'
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Home Drummond, Dr. Moines Taylor. rf• Bat
Lee, &c. The individual, who have alws4 mar
—Rev. Dr. Buist, who, in the absence of roil.
a Lord Rector, Dr. James Hunter, Rev. 114
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rASMOWABLE INTELLIGtNct.
ARRIVAL& '

'The Ravi and Countess of Ashhurnh.ust, at their seat Is Sussex,
hots tbeCiatitinent; the Marquis or Carmarthen, in Hrutuu-street,
yam Windsor; Mr. and Lady Stewart, at their Louse in Wilton.
weer, from Chehenhato ; Lord and Lady Churchill; at their seat
Otfotdshfre. Rom Richmond Park ; Miss Dawkins, In Queen
.itag-grert, from a tout in Devon.ltirt ; Captain eden, at Fenton's
Herd, St. James's street, &tun a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and
famay, at the London Hotel, Albemmle.stteee, from Demerara ;
T. W. Coventry, Rut. at Thomas's Hotel, Betimk7-square, from
arighton.

DEPARTURES.
ilbe Countess of Charlmrftle, for Richmond ; • Lady Carr Glynn,
for Gaunt's House, near Wianboome, in Dorsetshlre ; Mr. Charles
user', for Whitton Hall, near Hounslow; Hon. Colonel Henry
,Nylodsee, for Kelsey Park, near Beckenham, Kent ; Captain
giakesey. for Portsmouth Sake Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's,
Imes their house in Stretton.strett, for Salt Hill; the -Earl and
Casstos of Glasgow and Family, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-
vine. for their sou in Scotland ; Captain and Mrs. Fielding, for
their seat in Wilts; the Ladles Ashburnham, from their house in
Upper Grovenor.street, for Richmond.

CHANGES.
Sir Mathew White Ridley, Bart foe' Illagden, bear Newcastle-
tander.Lyne ; the Earl of Scarborough, from Sandbeck Castle, In
Yorkshire, for Durham ;'Colonel Parket, from Lyme Regis, for
Cheltenham; the Duke of Redford, Isom Woburn Abbey, for the
Berl of Jersey's teat, Middleton Pak. Oxfordshire.

GRAND FETE AT FIRLE-J'LACE, SUSSEX.. •
Viscount and Viscountess Gaol gave t grand ,Fete on Friday
hst, at their seat, Firiespiace,•Sasks, to about a hundred and sixty
of the Nobility and Gentry, at which she agulkelt Game of Quin
taya was revived. The sports commences: by Gentlemen riding
with light spiked stales at rings and apish, suspended by a string ;
alter which, they changed their weapons to stout Foie, and attacked
the tw o quintay s,sv hich consisted of logs of woo..l,fashioned to resent •
Lk the head and body or a man,and set upright upon a high broth, on
which they were kept lay &chain polo* thrilogh the platform, and
Laving a heavy weight suspended to st,so that if the log was not struck
full sod feeelbly, the figure resumed its seat. One was also divided in
the middle, end the upper part being fixed on a pivot, turned, of not
struck. in the centres and requited its assailant by a blow with a
staff, to which was suspended a small bag of flour. The purses
for usshorsing the quintayn were won by John Slater and Thomas
'firebeck, Esc,. The other figure, which did not turn, opposed
.s ince inserts the aissilatit'• face, and the rider was to avoid the
Bice also unhorse the quinrayn at ths same thine. The purses
were won by Sheffield Nease, and the Hon. John Pelham.
—A third pair of purses were oflereal for unhorsing thi.
quin-
taye, by striking on a coloured belt which hooped round the
waist of the figure, thereby raising the weight, which was eon-
sigtestate, by a much shorter lever than When struck higher
up; tkit WAS a feta requiting great strength of arm and firm-
's* of seat, and though riot fairly won according to the rules of
aerate, the purses were ultimately assigned to the very spirited
',stokes of Wessrs. Cayley and Gardener. Viscountess Gage
sliesibsted the purse to the conquerors. About six o'clock the
numerous party sat down to a cold collation of upwards of 300
di.ks, consisting of every delicacy the season could possibly afford,
nickeling the cboicest collection of fruits and wines of the finest
• valisy; after which many recontined the game of quintayn—
. ohm diverted themselves at rifling the target. The Ladies amused
thossehes at archery. In the evening the assemblage of Nobility
and (sentry retired to the Grand Flail, where fashionable qua-
drilles concluded the amusements of ihe day.

SPORIINGANTELLIGFNCE.

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Nearly every Sabaclibeenfoutejwing ativnt at the York Arguat
Races, there was scarcrly any thing done yesterday. •We ate,
tbeeettne, unable to Wive any authentic suotatiou of odds.
YORK AUGUST MEETING.

Yoax, Somm• Aerevamou.
A more than usual degree of interest ts excited by this Meeting,
and its eommencrtnent en Tuesday next is looked for with great
anxiety by all the Sporting Classes, from the vast inflaence which
it is expected to have on the great St. Leger Stakes. Nearly all the
lodgings have been taken for some days put ; and the coaches come
in with full loads, and from the rank and number of the looked-for
visitants, it promises to be one of the most brilliant Meetings ever
known. o
The first day's sport will he very superior, seven races being pp
pointed to be run, and are briefly thue—
The Produce Stakes of IGO soya. each, for four yr olds. Five
horses entered.

A Sweepstakes of 50 *ors. each, for three yr olds. Four entered
(one dead).
The Great Yorkshire Stakes, for three yr olds. Seven horses
entered.

A March for 100 sovs. each.
The Fitzwilliam Handicap Stakes. Seven horses entered.
The Knavesemite Handicap Stakes. Six horses entered.
And his Majesty's Guineas.
Some httle betting" ha. taken place on the Great Yorkshire
Stakes, for which Lord FIIZSWiIIiAOI.II Mediu.° is the favourite.
The 5045. Stakes, on Friday, is a great betting race—Matilda is
the favourite, 6to 4 art her bring taken freely. The Duke of
Leeds's Moonshine is backed at .5 to I, and Mr. Lumley's at 7 to T.
The Great St. Leger betting is entirely guided by the London ac.
counts!
The following Leger favourites are in the different Stakes here—
Granby, Nonplus, Matilda, Liparia, Lumley'. Pedlar,. Meiloto,
Moonshine, Beggar Buy, Pelican, Pupq, Cualitiun, Buriador, &e.
As a great deal depend. on the knowledge of what horse, bare'
arrived, we b.ore callectrd the following liar of these already at
Middlethorpe and the Dringhnugea—
fend Fitzwidiant's b. c. Medoro
b. c. Mulatto •
br. b. Floristmart
b. c. Beggar Boy
hr. 1. Ballad Singer
b. f. pinch
h. e. Kit Cat
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Mt. Johns n's Jupiter
Mr. Wriglit's h. c. Simpson
Lord Scarborough's b. c. by Calton, dam by Luck', AU
- hr. f. Pasta
Georgiana
Stater to Tarrare
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Gentr4l Thorpe s Canteen
Duke of Leeds s Sirius
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Mr: Itidsdales Barsky -
Mr. Golly's hr. e. by Cervantes, dam by Smolensk°
br. e. by Cervantva—Nesociator's dam
Mr. Itidsdale's ch. c. Harlequin
Mr. Pere 's b. V. Mabby
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h. c. Nonplus
Mr. Sykv's b. c. by Maddock, dam by Timothy
Mr. Watt's ett. c. by klagistrate—Altisidora
br. f. by Magistrate—Mameluke
Mr. Houldmvortles br. c. Bhurtpere
----- b. e. Talnta

Lord Kelburn'sch. f. Mystery
Mr. Crompton's b. e. BurLador.
A great many others 'will be here in the course of the day.
LEWES RACE COURSE

Mosnae, A cot= 6, Tnaaa—rot.—lce;;;;;r to-day is cloudy,
with a cooli,g breeze, and remarkably pleasant for the sports.
There is a tolerable shew of f rahionable company from Brighton,
'on the Hill; but dashing eqUipages are unusually scarce. The
1 diversions were announced to commence at one o'clock, but it at
nearly two before the hones were started for the Sweepstakes, five
in number, and which came in as under, viz. '
Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, with 40 added: three yr olds, 7st.
four, Syr. live, Sat. 111 b. six, and aged, 0.. t. 31b. Mares, Ace. al-
lowed 31b. The New Course heats.
Mr. Shackle's br. h. Charn wood, aged, sat. Sib. • I I 1
'Mr. Ditkenson's eb. f. Amelia, 4 yr', Sat. lib. . 3 5
Sir J. Shelley's b. b. Clown, 4 yrs, 84. 51b. . li 5
Mr. Brown's ch. f. by Octavian, 3 yrs, tilt. I lib. . 4 4
Mr. Coteman'sbr. h. Flamingo. 4 yrs, Wit. s:b. It dr
The first beat Clown bolted, but recovered his ground and saved
his distance. Won easily. The second heat was more strongly
contested, it was won by a length and a half, by Charnwood.
The horses are now saddling for the King's Plate. Stumps and
Leeway are each backed to was; the latter is mentioned as the
favourite.