Star.
London, England, 1819-10-26 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

!:e 10th, or Prince Regent's own Regi-
:oyal Hussars, were reviewed, in a field
rshiil Barracks and Leith, by Sir THOMAS
Cummander of the Forces in
presence of a vast number of spectators.
1 appearance of the Regiment, their splen-
n, and the alacrity and precision with
executed all their movements, formed al-
unusual spectacle; and called forth the
of the General, and the high admiration

;atm s.
,burghthire Regiment of Yeomanry Ca-
of three Troops, under the com-
:MCI ELLIOT LOCKUART, M. P. assem-
ro o❑ Tuesday last, for six days training

r.:in of Artillery, consisting of light guns,
.fly:11 London on Saturday, from Wool..
v.ay to IVeedon, Northamptonshire, to
ca.-.e any emergency should require its aid.
,v arrived the Fanny and Fos transports,
~..enant COATES, RN. having on board the
cl the 3dd Regiment, commanded by
~olonel.
CROOKSHANK, from Guernsey.
the same day, and are.now doing gar-
at Portsmouth.
ra has offered to raise a Troop of Yeomanry
the preservation of the public peace, and
..t, been accepted by Government.
:iag of the County of Renfrew hal been
fer niday, the sth of November, for the
into consideration certain comma-
.ont hie Majesty's Secretary of State, as to
01 Yeomanly t:avalry in the County.
he Officers of the 30th Regiment who have
maid, to the 3d September I.
La, Br, rut-Major Ber. Rose, Brevet-1114cm Henry
k, Liaitenant Edward Richardson, Lieuter.ant
1. uttr.uit Charles North, Ensign John Barlow
Juha icontgornery, and Assistant-Surgeon Joseph

;;;; ‘NGTORD, our present Ambassador at
hai been appointed Minister Plenipoten-
tl.e OTTOMAN PoRTE, in place of Sir

1.1.•T0W,
1-wing notice has been given relative to the
of the Court of Chancery :=" The
I INCII.LOR will hold his first Seal before
Mond.ir, November I, in Lincoln's-Inn
he second Seal will be on the Wednesday
;, a, Term commences on the 6th orNovem-
V icc-CHANceu.on will commence his
t his Court in Lincoln's-Inn, on _Monday,
No .:ember.
the long Vacation, Lincoln's-Inn Hall has
)st elegantly and commodiously improved.
1 i, now ten feet longer than formerly, and
arc covered with crimson cloth, instead of
aize which used to be formerly on them.
Laiftri painting of Paul pleadin,& before
which was at the upper end of the `H is
and the frame fresh gilded, which gives it a
.Irattce. In short, from the alterauons and
irprovements which have been made, this,
y now be considered one of the most elegant,
tic and finest Courts in the Kingdom. The
ages also resulting to the Honourable Society
to the Inn, will be very great.
'ommittee of the Bristol Concentric Society
yarded to the Westminster Committee a first
ioa of Fifty Pounds for the sufferers at Man-

•es us great pleasure to learn, that, besides the
:r of lts:mmerce of 13irmiNham, several other
respectable Bodies have it in contemplation to
l'alistmciit for a modification of the restric-
Trade with Fiance, and for a diminution of
:it's on French Wines.

wee!;, a man in Glasgow, about 25 years of
10 had been treating himself with immoderate
IQ, of ardent spirits, felt himself so elated above
tal mode of lite, that in defiance of any caution
aliy cot the greater part of a chrystal dram
The mouth, fauces, and gullet were much in-
i.ll.tmmation came on, and the unfortunate
Ited three (Flys afterwards ; it was supposed,
from the effects of the ardent spirits as well as
acing the glass. •

:r.esJav a !act! pheasant was caught alive near
Church, lork. What had caused it to
:ti nAiive fields is a matter of conjecture.
Tr. NG AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
:* b. .tit.g was on the great match between Tlresias,
+A. !nth. and Financier, sat. 71b. The last mile of
(..,ur,e, en Monday next.-7 to 4on Dregs&
DERBY.

Mr. 1':, rse's Jolt---14to 1 agst Brother to Sucher
!,./ Walton. 20 to 1 agst Briseil.
;:s: 25 to 1 agst Pindaree.
4; 4on Turner for the fight.
Pleby Annoal Stag Hunt took place on the 14th
n.orning was wet and unpromising, but
;:cr cleared up towards noon, and continued
• mainder of the day. The Stag was tdraed
before a numerous field of
it little after twelve. He went off in the
a leap at the bottom of the hill of
ith the utmost ease:

r the lawn he bounds, o'er the high bib
:rare, and leaves the scatter'd crowd!"
• '• were laid on in half an hour, going off'
iftness ; the scent laid strong, and
" all at once

nostt snuff the fuming steam,

.1> •heir Eli:tering hearts!"
and footmen followed with sportsman-
: there was a strong competition be.
;7n:et-, who had a sufficient opportunity
• •og themselves, for a warmer chase was
. ' witnesed. At going off the Stag shaped
north-e.tst, but in a few minutes turned on
Fla;tbridge Wood and onwards to Lang-
-- Ililton, over Brackenbar Moor; then
and came towards Coupland, crossed the
o:lnside, went on to the Heights, passed
:, I; re crossed the Eden, passed Sandford,
• Warcop on the right, made towards
is cu totaled eastward and gave up the
I .4;e:holuic, near Brough, where he was'
••• .ace of nearly three hours. At five
• .....•.lemen of the Hunt sat down to an
•
,•1 •Its. .‘fter the removal of the cloth, the
t •bt went round, and mirth and good
umphant. The Ball in the everun
• attended, and dancing c

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