Star. — 1823-11-10 (London, England)

THE C111?..--FIRST CLASS.  Mr. Lowther's dun dog, Harold, beat Major Bower's black dog, Illackcoek.  Air. not's black bitch, Elizabeth, beat Sit J. Johnstone's black and white hitch, Ily. Air. Vamiiztart's red b. Jesse, beat Mr. Lowther's M. d. Pilot. Air. Vatoittart's black bitch, Julia, beat Sir J. Johnston's black and white dog, Smoker. Dr. Blomberg's dun dog, Blucher, beat Mr. Best's black and white dog, Tartar.  Gen. licsville's black and white dog, Rivers beat Dr. Blomberg's black dog, Snap. Mr. Lutuley's dun deg, Cation, beat Gen. Dwane, red and white dug, p. Hese. Mr. Best's red d. Screamer, beat Mr. Lumley's bl. d. Clermont. Sweepstakes of Five Soy. each—to be run in Classes on Tuesday  and Thursday, B.F.—First Class. Mr. I.uniley's blue biuh, Jessy, beat General Bassille's blue bitch Bluebell.  Mr. Vansittart's blue bitch, Nimble, beat Mr. Best's blue and white bitch, Vanity.  Sweepstakes of Five Soy. each— run in Classes on Tuesday and Thursday, B.F. for Puppies.—First Class. Mr. Best's black b. Gazelle, beat \sr. Vansittart's bL b. Nike. Mr. Luni:ey's dun d. Doctor, beat Gets. Bosville's br. b. Laurel. . ataxenzs. Mr. Fox's black and white bitch, p. Thetis, beat Dr. Blomberg's black and white dog, Anvil. Mr. Best's black and white bitch, Tulip, beat Gen. Bosville's blue dog, V illager. Mr. Best's bib. d. p. Gelert. beat Mr. Lumley's bl. d. CaldwelL Dr. Blomberg 's blue and white hitch, Ringlet against Mr. Fox's red and white hitch, Trinket—Undecided.  Mr. Lowther's blue bitch, Hoyden, beat Sir J. Johnstone'sblack dog, p. Sultan, Mr. Vansittart's red d. Nectar, beat Major Bower's bit. b. Bella. General Basallle's brindled bitch. Maiden, beat Mr. Best's black and white dog, Tramp. .  Accounts from Bayonne state, that Rims has been tried, and could not find any Counsel to defend him, so that it was necessary to provide him with one by drawing lots. It is added, that his sentence is to be strangled and quartered, and it is feared that his sentence will be carried into execution, as the KING is not likely to pardon him.  JOHN CLERK, Esq. Advocate, has bren appointed a Judge of the Court of Session in Scotland, in the roam of Lord BANZIATVNE, resigned. Wednesday, the trial of James Anderson, Arvid Glen, Margaret Anderson, and Margaret Frew, came on before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, !Or the murder of John M'Clure, weaver, Ayr. The two men were found Guilty, and a: e sentenced to be,executed at Ayr, on the 12th of December. The two females were acquitted. We feel much pleasure in stating, that the accident which occurred a: Westminster School, on the e7ening of November 5, to Sir Itoorta KYNASTON, is alarming than was at first believed. The young gentleman was certainly severely set:Pitched by the accidental explosion of some fire-works which he had about his person; but no bad consequences are likely to result from the accident, and no other boy sustained any injury. At a meeting of the ,Presbytery of Glasgow, On the sth instant, Dr. Cita:magas tendered his resignation by, a letter, in which he stated in substance, that having been appointed Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of St. Andrew's, and as his installation will take place on the 14th current, it was with deep emotion, and sentiments of unfeigned esteem for every Mem-. ber of the Presbytery, that he tendered to them his resignation of the charge of St. John's parish. But he did not resign the office of the Ministry, of the importance of which he was well aware, and which he would always hold in the highest estimation. He requested that they would not declare the Church vacant till he was installed in his new office, of which he would give due intimation to the Moderator. Dr. M‘Laata, Dr. TAYLOR, Dr. RANKINE, Mr. Dow, and Dr. M.Grt.t., ipoke in high terms of the able Ministry of Dr. CHALII2B9, who returned thanks in a neat speech, and the Presbytery accepted his resignation in the terms of the letter.