Star.
London, England, 1819-07-31 00:00:00

N 4 VAL 1 VTELLIGENCE.

Fa twiny's, Juts 2,l.—Vind varlableo—Arrived off this
last evening, the Reward, Colmar:, from Jamaica for Lot.d,-:
Pwrsionyit, Ram 29.—Arrived the Ilarchioness of
Grt.erx' from the Cape of Good Hope for London ; Hind go%
of war from Portsmouth ; Medusa transpeet from ditto, to LA,
mechanics from the Dock-yard to Bermuda; Sceptre, Gino,
from Prince Edward's Island, In 24 days. Pasted up Chaw
the Christina Nlagdalina, TACOSSON, from St. Übe's for Gott.,.
burgh, and the Reward, from Jamaica for London. The Ca>
min of the Reward died six days after leaving Jamaica. 11,,
Mary, &ravers, from Almeria for Loudon, is put in titre tv
provisions, and is placed under quarantine. On the 13th icy.
in lat. 40. 23. long. 13. spoketbe Jack Tar, file Jatnaica, a :IQ
the 18th inst. in lat. 44. lone,. 16. spoke the Joseph, from 1.,
bon for Cork, all well.
Poossmouyn, JoLv 710.—Wind R-44rrived. the Comet,ift
colon, from Quebec. Passed by., Jot London, the llet,x,
STILANACIS, from St. Vincent's; apd John Shand, Rees, fru
St. Domingo.
Jour 30.—Wind N.E.-Came doWII from the tit
and sailed, the John, Mutattaan, for Malaga. Passed byte,
back of the Goodwin Sand, the Rebecca, Row, from St. D,
ming° for Amsterdam.
, WHITBY, JCLY 29.—Arrived the Esk, Dvna.ta, from Crtel
land, and brings the following account of the success aid-
Whitby ships, between the 2d and 6th ofJuly: The kik, tisk
115 tons ; Lively, 3 fish, 45 tens; Mars, i fish, 25 tons; liez,
rietta, 12 fish, 90 tons; Revolution, 12 fish, 45 tons; 1:416;
3 fish, 50 tons; Harmony, 4 fish, 23 tons; James, 2 flab, is
tons; Aimivell, 2 fish; 19 tons; Mentz, 6 fish, 29 tons; V,
• lunteer, clean; Fame, 4 fish; William and Ann, 1 fish,
damaged.

Yesterday, after the breaking up of the Court, 6
PRINCE REGENT rode out on horseback.
Thursday PRINCE LEOPOLD had a numerous Paai
to Dinner, al Marlborough House.
The Prince LEOPOLD left town this day for Clare.
mont, where his Royal Highness will remain fora
few days, and then set out on his tour through Scot•
land, in the course of which he will pay a visit to the
Duke of MQNTROSE, the Earl of LitunzaDALT, and
the Marquis of STAFFORD.
Letters from Rio de Janeiro contain lamentable sc•
counts of the almost universal stagnation of co*
merce in that hemisphere. The last arrivals frtn
Europe had inundated the country with every sort tc
produce and manufacture, all of which were seltin:
considerably under the invoice price.

An order has been issued from the War•OTice L
reducing the reward•for the apprehension of desert:.
from the Army, from 40s. to 20s. exclusive of to
20s. allowed by the Mutiny Act.
The Memoirs of an eccentric Lord are at length
published, with much mystery, under the title s
Harold the Exile.

Sir JGISEPII &twits has greatly improved his t*
byshire estate, by a fine plantation on the East Me:
which is now in a thriving state, and has already h.
come a game cover of no little extent.

The front of the new Furnival's Inn, in Holborno
now finished, and presents to the eye of the spectatz.
one of the handsomest buildings in the metropolis.
Nearly 300 Methodist Preachers are at this tinr
assembled at Bristol, in which City they are holdi:i
a conference.

We learn from Paris, that the Duke of B-0.1:
bunting the other day, met the Duke de M—u
who crossed his way, when the former, in a rage.
applied his horsewhip, which was borne with all du
patience of a courtier. Colonel J—cm--r was pie
sent, and swore, in the hearing of the Duke,
he served me so, I would have run him through tie
body !"
WILTSHIRE COUNTY ELECTION.—State of the Pet:
ELEVENTH Day—Mr. &nett 44—Mr. Astley 644—Majoray
Mr. Astley 24.—Total at the close of the Eleventh Day—Mt
&nett Astley 2053—Majority for Mr. &nett 154
Mr. ASTLEY, as we stated yesterday, has announcill
his determination to keep the poll open till the ve:r
latest minute. The opposite party, however, give out
most confidently, that there are not now Electes
enough left unpolled to enable Mr. ASTLEY to Ea
the'day, although he were to poll every one tithes
The number already polled exceeds that at the las
or any former El&tion. No renewal of disturbast:
has occurred, and the business of the hustings gve
on with the greatest order and decorum.
Sir WILLIAM RAE, Lord Advocate for Scotlasi
was returned on Tuesday last, Member for the Fs
District of Buighs.
FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR PLAYTAIE.—TheTvimI
'of this much latneated individual were interredta
Tuesday in the Calton Burying ground, Edinbal*
The corpse was preceded by a great numberofk
tlemen, who had been pupils of the deceased, anae
.Members of the Speculative Society, in fours :
followed by the Magistrates of the City, the .
and halberds of their Officers covered with crack,-
the Members of the Royal Medical and Physical
cieties—the Astronomical Institution—the Werterim
Natural History Society—and a great number
private friends. All the windows in the sue
through which the melancholy procession meni
were filled with Ladies, seemingly anxious to eel
so large an assemblage of learning and talent.
An Hydrangea, which has upwards of two but

and seventy blossoms upon it, now growing in
garden of Mr. SOLLY, at Walmer. It me.rsum
circumference vet y nearly five feet.
Richmond Theatre opened on Monday everil
and nothing can be conceived more brilliant or raw
tul than its general appearmice. The perftnro(
were The Gamester. and Is h, ,Icalcus? Sviso
as Mrs. Beverley, and Mr. KLANERT, as the Got
der,, were justly received with great appla...ce.
Yesterday morning between ten and eleven o'clt
av the housekeeper of Mrs. COUTTS WAS CrOoong'
fields on her way from Highgate to London. O'er'
stopped bya well-dressed young man and n• Y•ei
a gold watch, and some money, with %hie'. tcr
tress had entrusted her fur charitable purpa,c•

PORT:NI: I.',' 11.,.',LR;ENt7.12.

FRICUTON, .11.7 LY 30.
.ifterv,on the Itaces colomcnct..l. f 'or Duke of YonK,
u. t.. 1; a•AI ;:reat ,I••;)1.ty G/ntp•tny weir
- lh r..itt of Fat:ltt..3loN7 mad J. DouGLAs,

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s,v,,rt.tkes of 2.Cp. c last mile.
Fort-111We.* I; rt." colt SnOWiltll, 7.-yrs-old
C‘la.,llllt CAI, by II ph 1.7.11 d. 4-yri-oltt 2
roly, tp.;gt •t• t,, -
to 11t.wtivti-7. to I azst scr.tpchall--
.; to nsst II trho Rant.
(•u„ (.( givol by hi, IZ-.y.11 I li::,inesa th 4: Prbice
p ;. -c.,',41 !J • 5‘V4.1;,.......1tc, of 1 Akz.,.. ?Mks.

li.ty hors- Anacreo -
gr:v t -it S:,,wdet:, 3.yr•-old -
i,„, ; •,,'s bas borw Ma•lfted, - hotted.
:3, R. v.'. '.lalk,r's black (; .. . ni, - distanced
.r 1". ci:esu!:r. colt S,r aged - fell.
d .scellent race; 5t04 on 31anfrid, and even betting
:,ut loalte'l r the t%vo-mile poet,
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k„ the seAr ; alvt C icreon. Sir C. Smith's
not'orttinately di,incated his fetlock joint behind, in
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n.te of 1,X1g7..--I:eat4, the New Course, a mile and 3-4ths.
Ir. 11a-fre.l, 5-yrs-ald - - 1 dr.
ki 1. IKrsEnclia.ltre,s, 5-yrs-old - 2 dr.
1-. Turner'. ,y Mar e (;_yrs.old - 03 I 1
/.ad I%!•irch',, bar 11,,rae ltoee.-'riles, 4-yrs-old o 1 2 2
lieJ, ICAlker's Sylvanus, - - 5 2 3dr
1,1t,i I'lrelnont' grey horse Skim - - tell down.
Two others started, but were not placed. First beat, even
;,•,1 .; to 4 on Skim ; 5 to 2 ag,t Alanf,ed.—ln running
who was rode by Edw3rds, accidentally' fill
w rtiy after and the rider was much hurt, but
..idanferoftly, and he WAS carried off the ground. After the
lantred fell lame, and was drawn : Roda then be-
ftvourit at even betting- After tie second heat, 5
oil 11,,nc,vellos. On the conclusion of th! third heat, 3 to 1
o Nxil•

WInCIIESTER, JULY 27.

TARSI' PAY.
Ili, 7.1.:;,,ty's II lt : ..f loco. Foar-raile heats.
If; I:3r;h's I I I,,Ditalit., , by Ilectioa -
gr. ti,,,:',.'d+sr llobin
ia. St : .... soeeltr.q) -
A s.,e,put tli,s of five guineas e --A, inr three aad four year olds.
Thr List ri..e.
tlr.l..r:!'s Mil 1?1,e, by White lose - I
T. .1 Willicec Shoc.hotn - - -
,1. S:Lvens's Stecltr3l) . - 3
Fur others started.

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2 3

St!COND 01V.
Both he .e5O Plates were won by Mr. Dilly's TL 'fie Deans,
~, A ...or. 41rs.

SN.epstaies of sgs. each, far all ages.—One mile and a half.
lrcphonius
JILL Walker's Lot 3 2

Tirlf,D LAY.
The Cup.
Itutchiffe'r, Sister to Wovernuns, by Rubens
YO. Charming May

IRVINE, JULY 21.
II:, day the Stu.wlrtis' YLte of .50 guineas was not run for, for
tta..l Uf torso.

TrIVItSDAY.
The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. by Subscribers of 10. s. each, the
tdri.us in :peck; 3yr. 01:1s, 7st. four, Bst. 41b. five, Bst. 121 b.
six, 9st. 21b. Thrce miles. Eleven Subscribers.

rglinton's h. g. Vonreith, by Stamford, Syr.. old 1
Y. Sko:ene's lor. b. Lucitc!, Gyrs. old 2

Lad Eglinton's b. c. Stns Culotte;, 2yrs. old 3
Two to one on Lucifer.
fapi,iin Greenfield's gr. g. Mustache heat Captain Fraser's
; Tom, bait a mile, one hundred guineas, rode by the owners.
ism betting.
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'NE.trl of Eghnton'a Plate of 50gs. for Scotch-bred horses
71..1 fur, for want of horses.
FRIDAY.
lv 'fawn Plate of 50gq. for all ages. Three-mile heats.

Sktene's hr. h. Lucifer, 6yrs. old, gat. 21b. 1 1
Isi:Ezi;:nou's b. L.:;ars Culottes, 4yrs. old. bat. tilb. 4 2
Even betting.
PIGEON MATCIL.
Lesday, a Pigeon Match took place on rinchley Common,
'3O vim di. blt %V eell Liutenant IlEavEir and James M`Cet-
E,•.1. known shots. The parties fired at eleven birds each,
Mr. lirivey killed nine and hit one; his adversary killed
: lost two birds out of the bounds, consequently be lost
mtrh. A great assemblage of fashinnables visited the Corn-
wintris the decision of this isleasuriale sport.

Seme person; passing the old Tower of Stapleton,
Anna.l, a few days ago, were greatly surprised
.raring the bellowing of a cow, seemingly in the
and on looking up perceived one on the top of
Bruins which must have ascee.ded up an old wind-
, staircase, at least 40 feet high. Such an enter-
was the mo: e ientarkable, as in some places the
:ers ale so decayed that it is difficult for a man to as-
Assiszanze was procured, and the poor animal
(sat iergth safely brought down.
fAsillosaat.r. Faux Pas.—A circumstance has
come to light, which, most probably, will shortly
re something to do to the Sages of Westminster-
-11. The Lady of a distinguished political cha-
ter, formed an attachment to a gallant young
~:er, v:.:11 whom she carried on an intimacy as
ino doubt of a criminal intercourse. The afFair
is made known to the husband by a faithful do-
tic, and, in consequence of a plan afterwards laid,
offending parties were discovered together, at a
,ing, taken for the purpose of their private meet-
it in an obscure part of the neighbourhood of St.
The Lady is separated from her husband,
whom she has two sons and one daughter. -
itsTIVITIEs AT STOWE,—The Grand Festivities
by the Marquis of Bucxmatam, in honour
the marrias,e of his Son, were resumed op Wed-
ay evening last. The whole of the splendid
rooms v.cre thrown open and brilliantly illu-
aed. At six o'clock, about one hundred persons
great distinction sat down to a grand dinner,
ed up on the superb family plate. Among the
• persons of rank present, were—
[be Marquis and Marchioness of Buckingham, Lord and
Temple, Lord and Lady Nugent, Lord and Lady Arun-
Lard Westmeath and his infant son and daughter, Sir
Lady Nugent, Judges Dallas and Burroughs, &e.
the conclusion of the dinner a most grand and su-
display of fire-works were exhibited on the lawn
Signora HE::GLER. A grand temple was erected,
rported hy transparent crests of the I.3t7wctsc-
-4, TEMPLE, and GRENVILLE families. The con-
irse of people was immense, and they testified their
.acation by repeated cheers, after which they
sperstQ, highly delighted with the condescension
affability of the Noble f[oat and Hostess. On
arid the whole of yesterday, all the coaches
vehicles of Curly description, were put in requi•
ion to convey away the luggage of the different
flies, most of v:hrm have departed. Lord WEST-
T 11, ssith his children, left Stowe yesterday, for
;\ 'eat in Ireland. Judge D4l.Las and Judge Burt-
liais left on Thursday, and the remainder of the
it is cipected, odl leave this day.

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