Star. — 1828-07-03 (London, England)

SETS-TO. Lewie Latham made an excellent stand out against the round hitting and longer arms of Ned Creffer. • Brookery battered well young Jem Murphy. Bill Savage stopped with his head the heavy hitting of the Rom. ford Baker ; but Bill staid long and took plenty. The Bristol Baker had all the best of young Locke. Jon Stockman bad a bard bout with Jack &USCG (his first appearance for a length of time). Jack looked the best man, but living skeleton as Jem appears, he bothered the Sheeney not a little. 11sna Spring and Tom Gaynor were greeted with loud plaudits. At Met Gaynor did wonders, and often with his left found the way to Spring's face; but at the end, Spring pulled up, and of course Gaynor was only second best. Dick Curtis and Jack Tisdale made a beautiful, scientific, and spirited display. The Pet on the outset gained not much at Jack, but at the conclusion he was, as usual, the best man. Both mugs were clarified a little. They were immensely applauded. Deaf Bourke and Donnovan had a tremendous ruffian set-to, that delighted the commoners. It was chiefly in favour of the former. At the conclusion the stage was covered with copper testimonies of satisfaction from the audience. The wind-up was Sam and Harry Jones. Sam apologized for the absence of Tom Belcher, whom he said bad disappointed him without assigning any reason. In the course of the day Brookery challenged Jem Murphy for £lO a-side. Jens accepted the challenge, and promised to poet on his benefit night.  The country had never a more beautiful and Luxuriant appearance than it has at present. The fruits of the earth, of ail sorts, are in great abundance, and the corn and bay harvests promise to be uncommonly productive. • The Earl of Mame has transmitted, through Pro. vost &trona, a donation ot fifty pounds to the Dundee Royal Infirmary. So numerous were the candidates for matt imony in our churches last Sunday. that we are certain about fifty names of couples were proclaimed i—Dairarke Paper. MACREADY commenced his fresh engagement at the English Theatre in Paris, on Monday Tinniest, in the part of Virginity. The audience was not numerous, but the actor sustained his part extremely well. Miss Satrrossom represented Virginia with as much grace as sensibility; she divided with Macassar the applause of the night. Wednesday the Right Worshipful BENJAMIN Sonsate, Esq. Mayor of Newcastle, gave a grand dinner at the Mansion House, to the Common Council, and the members et the Chamber of Commerce. Letters from Tunis of the 4th ult. state that some Turkish soldiers and sailors, who had survived the battle of Navarin, bad formed a plot, during the Dey's absence, to.plunder and murder all the Europeans, to gratify at once their thirst for gold and for revenge.— The conspiracy was discovered, however, in time ; and the Bey adjourned his departure, and took the necessary measures to prevent the explosion. Some insults were offered to private individuals, and Mr. Blancbenay, a British subject, was severely wounded whilst returning home. A terrier,. belonging to Thomas king, of Morpeth, went into the earth on the sth ult. And was dug out on the 18th, ten feet below the surface, much exhausted, but apparently will recover. .