Star.
London, England, 1817-04-19 00:00:00

MIGH7OIfI A?DJL za

This afternoon, s;von after two 'clock, the Patna
RIGINT was pieased to signify his **lure of being
vecempanied in his ride by Sir B. BLooNtrimo, Sir
Erasmus Naci.e, and the Rev. F. 131.esinceo,
zt-
tended by two servants in waiting. The afternoon
was eat/erne'', fine and serene, and his Royal High-
ness felt a disposition to eitend his excursion to some
distance. The Royal patty proceeded at a gentle
pace from the • Pavilion stables, and to ,k the direc-
tion of the West Cliff. On the .arrival of the party
opposite- Belle-Vue-house, the horse cf Sir EDMUND
NAGLE, pushing by the right siche of the Rev. F.
lkotaneao,unexpectedly took tokickingorti we regret
to state, his hind feet struck the right side of that re-
spectable Clergyman above the stirrup, and broke his
kg in two places. The PRINCE REGENT, who was.
much distressed at this accident, gave immediate di-
rections to have him conveyed to General Sir DAVID
BAIRD'S house, and instantly returned to the Pavilion.
After the. Raomst had dismounted, he gave orders
`for thf attendance of Doctors BARRETT, BLARE% and
other medical Gentlemen. His Royal Highness con-
tinued.walking about with the utmost anxiety till Mr.
BLostnotu was conveyed into the Pavilion, indeed,
language cannot do justice to the feeling n;anifested
br the Nixes on this unfortunate event. With the
assistance of Sir 13. BLOOMFIELD, his Royal Highoesi
soon dispatched every message for the safe removal
of Mr. 8L,./.1811102 to his own residence.

At seven•o'clock this evening, the medical report
was favourable, and although it is a compound frAc-
lure, yet we are happy to be assured that it is n:r. so
serious as was at first feared.

At eight o'clock Mr. Tnomrsotc, the Messenger,
was dispatched to London with an account of the
accident, and we believe that the intentions of his
Royal Highness to return to Carlton House to-mor.
'Ow, are again deranged, owing to the lamented
occurrence. • •

Mr. SPEAKER is come to Town for medical advice.
Yesterday he was cupped-and took the warm bath for
the disorder in his eyes. It is believed that a further
adjournmer will take place till Monday the 28th,
and that probably before that time the negotiation
now pending for the retreat of the Right Honourable
Gentleman who has so long filled the Chair with uni-
versal satisfacti,n, will be settled. It is said that
Mr. MANNERS SUTTk,N thinks himself unfit, en Ac-
count of his short-sight, for the Chair.
Lord CASTLEREACM had such a relapse of liialame.
ness yesterday. that Ministers, we are assured, had
an' intimation from him of the improbability of his
being able to attend in the House of C"mmons on
Thursday nest, should a meeting take place.
The iataseturn of the lameness of Lord Cantu-
itz.tent wat owing to his Lordship's having danced
at one of the Marchioness of A BERCOIiN'S balls, and
dussiatrainsd the leg, which had been- p:eviously hurt
it Paris.

The Duchess olMowraosa, we are happy to state,
is much recovered from her late illness.
Monday, as Mr." KERR, of Catton, was hunting,
he was thrown from his horse at Wittou, and lies in
a dangerous state from the injury received.
The Marquis of ANOLRIRY gave an elegant enter-
tainment yesterday to the Ambassador from the King
of the NIITHERLANDS, and a large party, at his house'
in Old Burlington-street.
Yesterday, Sir WATKIN and Lady HARRIRTWYNNE
arrived at their house in St.. James's.square, from
Stowe, the seat of the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, when
they have been on a visit.
Yesterday, the Marquis and Marchioness of Btu=
promo( arrived at their house in Pall Mall, from their
mat, Stowe. in Buckinghamshire.
Lord and Lady De Cure-van and family are ar.
rived at their house in Bruton-street, Berkeley-square,
from'their seat, King's Weston. near Bristol.
Mrs. Bonn \.'s rout on Wednesday evening, in St.
James's.square, was attended by a host of fashion
and beauty. The four magnificent drawing-rooms,
which are unique. were thrown open at ten o'clock,
and also the gallery wherein the refreshments were
served out. The amusements consisted of a conwr-
sasiaoit and cards; several tables for the latter were
set out. • 'Ole party broke up at one o'clock.
On Thdrsday evening last, Mrs. GRAHAM gave a
musical treat to her numerous acquaintance, at her
house in Gower-street. Madame Foty,n, Signor,
Noma:, Miss Nacos, and Signor %/Lemuel, sung
some beautiful songs. The compinysetired at one.
Mrs. Mad.i's assembly yesterday evening in Port-1
man-square, was at:ended by a very numerous and
elegant assemblage of distinguished fashionable,.
.DI..CIIATILALIBULAND, the celebrated champion of
kgitirnacy, has announced for sale, by way of lottery
his country mansion, near Sceaux. He proposes to
• issue ninety tickets, at 1,000 francs each.
The pond in the centre of. Lincoln's Inn New-
square has been emptied and cleared out, in order to
mend the pipes. Toe images on the four corners of
the base of the pedestal, in the centre of the pond,
are to be repaired. The pillar is to be taken down
at fat as the base, and to be rebuilt; with a gas-light
on the top. .They are also laying down icon-pipes all
round the Square, for lighting it with gas.
Among the company at the Masqued Ball at the
Lyceum 'Theatre on Wednesday were a number of
most beautiful women, elegantly and capriciously
dressed, and some few well-supported chatacters.—
A mong the latter we ought to particularise some well-
dressed Pick-pockets. One dressed in an elegant
black Domino, with a cocked hat and plume, was an
adept in his art. He singled out every Gentleman
who had the folly to bring a pocket-book ice his pocket
(which he easily discovered by pressing upon him),
and in several instances he cut through the dress with
a sharp instrument, and succeeded in carrying off
the books and bank-notes. This feJlow was no coun-
terfeit—tie maintained his-real•charecter with infinite'
address, and made a considerable booty. Nothing
could exceed the beauty and variety of the decora-
tions. The thinness of the meeting is a proof of the
scarcitr of the times. .

iEnrs74.lNl.92f.

GRAND MATCH AGAINST TIME BrrivaN

xAroN AND aAiER.--

The Mattis between EATON, of Blackheath notoriety, and
,Itece, the Rochester Pedestrian, is now finally setled, and the
deposit of seiOts each a side made good by rl:eir Went, the
engagement is, to perform 21M)0 miles in 1? dai • ; and provided
neither is capable of acrompl:shing the dsstaper by the time, he
that goes the farthe4 is to be the warner. fisey are to start
daily, tt they think proper, at three &dusk in the morning, and
nor sooner, except Sundays, when they will he obliged to rest
during Divine Servic then to set off at two o'clock, and nor to
travel longer than eleven at night. A Bile piece of ground is
selected, within a short &Vance of town, on which they wi!l ap-
proach within a few yards of each other. Proper persons are
appointed to watch them during thefr exenions, so that no collo.
can take piece. Fn-rore's friends a. eto attend on BARER,
and those of BAKU on EA I cis. This snatch, it is expected, will
excite considerable interest amongst the sporting c rcles and
much hettitsg. It w::i commence in a few days, and in tine mean
time BA xea is hi training in Kent, and Eel os un the borders
of the Metropoki.