Star. — London, England, 1807-08-25 00:00:00

t''' bßoinsrAiiis, d'UGUST This beautiful watering place is at prefent crowded, irith fafbionable company. On tirednefdav lA, a grand Concert was given at itiocasta.'s Library, when Mifs WEIPPBRT made her abut as a finger, and was received Kith great ap plaufe. WIEtPTERT was loudly encored in his ad irable fold up in the harp. The room was crowded with fafhionable company, among whom we noticed, Led H tl deker, Lord and Lady Teignmnuth, Lady Durrant. Colonel and Mrs. Coma. Colonel and Mrs. Griffith, Captain and Mifs Coove. Mr and Mr. Forfyth. Mr. and Mrs. GaulTrn. Captain and Mrs. Carters, Mr. and Mrs. Boranqutt, Mr. and we, Gaoling, Mifs Weida, Mifs Coverdale, &c. &c. CABO . kNH.4III, 'WV'S' . 23. . . The Paitica arrived here Lift night, a little before twelve o'cl ,, ck. attended by his dual mite. His arei- Yal was quickly announced by the tinging of bells, Which continued to manifea the loyalty of the ringers IMO two o'clock this morning ! The fame demonllra tion of joY has continued all this day, with the ex ception of the period devoted to Divine Service.— The Panics did not make his public appearance this morning. and it is faid, that he was In much fatigued by his journey, that of the many Gentlemen who called at Fautcrinherg Houfe, the Archbifhop of Can terbury and the Chief Juflice of Ireland were only admitted to an audience. READING, AUGUST 2t. Vellerday the Mon Noble the Marquis of BLAND- Tom, gave a grand fête, in his park at Whitenighttr, near this town. Mai quees and a temporary building, were railed in the park, for the accommodation of the company invited, which conlifled of a number of his Lordfhip's friends, the officers of the Firll Read ing Volunteets, and a great number of ti.e inhabi tants of the town. About four o'clock, the Volnn• leers arrived on the grounds when the Marquis took the command, and put the corps through a number of evolution., which they performed in fuch a man Ler as to gain the thanks of his Lortlfhip, and the applaufe of the ipeElators. The military exercife being finifhrd, the Marquis condoned the officers to his table, and the company retired to the marqu-e , . where they regaled themfelves with a cold collation, confifling of every delicacy of the faafon; while a tnoß excellent band played a variety of popular tunes. Tea was alto wards made, and the evening concluded by large libations to the health of his Lordfhio and 'he Noble Houle of Marlborough, in the choice! wines of every kind. The Volunteers were amply fupplied with refrefhments and ttrong beer. Soon aFer nire r)'clock the compdny broke uo, expreffiug their delight at the festivity rrf the en tertainment, and their gratitude for the amiable and polite condefcenfion of their n. Me hog and hoftefe.. Friday night the &It of the Garrifon Balls at t o rpoit commenced at the Crown Inn, which was attended by I trger and more fplenclid affcmhlage of rank and failion than ever graced that town he fore. tiowards of two hundred perfons of that and the adj teent plates were Preterit. Thi; elegant amufement has, we underaand, the patronage of the Lady of General PORTER, H. P. Commander at Gofport; all the offi.:ers of the Fall Kent, Welt Kent, and North Hants Militia. were there. The fmall bait very genteel watering place of Bognor *as, nn Toefd ty Jail, much enlivened by the pretence of the Princefs CHAt vrrrt WALES, who came from Worthing to dine with Lord SuDLIT.— The morning was uthered in by the ringing of bells, and at noon her Royal Highnefs made her appear. ance On the Beach, whete the was tonrteoufly re ceived by Mrs. W. and addrelred in a beautiful and energetic fpeech worthy only of the coral lip of the fair and unadorned deliverer. The fixty-flurth Annual Conference of the Society of Methodills commenced at Liverpool on the 27th of July, and terminated on Tuefday Jai ; the Rev. John Barber was Prefident of the Conference.—lt appears from the returns; that an increafe of 8492 ' Menibers has been made to the Society within thefe kingdoms, in the entitle of the lait year- - -a number materially exceeding the increafe iii any former year. Thirty preachers have this year been admitted on trial. Upwards of fifty new chards are appointed to be built, and the Funds of the Society. Are to a very &writhing lituation. The march at cricket between the gentlemen of Suffer, with Mars. Wills and Hammond, and the Twineham and Cowfold Club, with three picked men of all England, commenced on the Prince's grr.und on Thurfday, The Cowfold and Twineham Club won by fix wickets. On Tudday a poor man was employed in finking a well at Cheltenham, when the earth fell in, and covered him all but his head. Immediate Alliance was obtained, but in the endeavour to refcue him the earth fell in a fecond time, entirely coveting him up. It was two hours and a half before he was extricated, when he was fund quits dead. The means of re floriag fufpended life were ufed without facet. He has left a wife and three children to lament his 14s. On Monday fall, as fome workmen were digging for the foundation of a honfe near the Mount, without Micklegate Bar, York, they bruke into a vault, about four feet front the fitrface, built of Hone, and arched over with Roman bricks, with a fmall door of en trance at the north end ; the length of the vault was eight fitet, the height fit feet, and breadth five feet : in this was difco'ered a coffin of coarfe rag (lone grit, c‘vcred with a fl '34 of blue Hone, about (even feet long, 3 feet two inches wide, four inches thick, and one loot nine inches deep, containing an human ficeleton entire, with tne teeth complete, fuppofed to be the remains of a Roman Lady, and to have been depofited there from 1400 to 1700 years. Near the Ann lay a fmall glafs phial or lachrymatury. with .fragments of another phial, the infide of which ap peared to have been filvetcd. At a little eiftancc !rum the vault was alto found an ut n of a red colour, in which were drpofited the of and hones, partly burnt, of an human body. It is fuppofed that the urn ■tuft have lain there near :ono years. Merseret Alma and Efizakth Frame, alias Gill, Were yefterday folly committed from Worfbirareet Offset, for healing a quantity of Milt linen from the !Imp of Mr. Alexander, draper, in Shot editch. Mary tarry, a fuppofed accomplice, was difcharged. LATE FIRE AT CHATHAM DOCK YARD. CHATHAM, AUGUST as. An invefligation was on Tuefday morning entered on by Commiffioners HOPI and the principal Officers of the Yard, in order to dete&, if poffible, the mire of the fire which broke out on the preceding night in the Dreffing-houfe, when it was clearly afcertained that, it could not have been the effe& of accident. Every meafure that vigilance could fuggefi has hi. therm been exerted in vain to difcover the perpe trators of this diabolical attempt. In order the more ctFeetually to prevent the recurrence of a fimilar at tempt, the Guard. have been doubled—a Guard boat rows from one end c.f the Dockyard to the I other, during the night—all egrefs from the lower gate of the Dock Yard is denied to any petfon of / whatever fituatinn—and nn perfon, not even thole belonging to the Yard, sill be admitted into it after vine o'clock. When the fire was fiat difcnvered, the Officers of the Royal Marines were all affembled at their very elegant Mefs-room, in their Barracks near the Dock yard, at which they were entertaining their friends with a ball, in their phial llyle of fplendour and liberality :immediately the fiat alarm was given they all left the gay and fellive fcene, to tender every Alliance in their power to avert the impending danger, which, at fo important a crifis, threatened one of the largeft depots of naval florets in the Em pire; and In timely and effedtual were their exertions, that the following letter was fent to their Command• ing Officer on the next day:— “ SIR, " Chatham Doc Yard, Anima i& " I beg leave to return you my fincere that*. for the affillanee you was kind enough to direec to be alfarded by the Royal Marines in Barracks, viwartis estinguiihing the fire, that unfortunately broke out in the Dock yard lalt night; and I beg you will com municate to the Officers of that Corps. that from the zeal and the adivity of the men under their refpedtive commands, is to he at tributed in a great meafure, the early ezdndliol of the fire, which Mall not fail to reprefent to the Lords Commiffioners of the Ad miralty, and have the honour to be. Sir, . _ " Your molt bumble Servant, 0 CHARLES HOPE. " Colonel Anderfon, Commandant of the Royal Marion, Chatham." Thurfday General Sir - PION AS TRIGGR I K.B. and Lieutenant General of the Ordnance, Gen. MORS!. General Eyst.sicu, Colonel Taattovr, WILLIAM Srawcia, and WILLIAM FLI , MING, Efquires, the Commiffioners appointed by As of Parliament for the purpofe of afcertainino the value of fome Lands, lately taken pnlfeffion off r the public ufe, near the Powder Magazine, at Pivot Point, in the parifh of Portfea, met at the George Inn ; and after a Jury, confining of Sir John Carter. Kro, Thomas Fitzh e r • bert, George Ponta, George Garrett, Wm. Grant, George Grant, Benjamin Stow, William Turner, William Page, William Threther, Wm. Harward, James Brown, and J •htt Allen Hickley, Efquires, v.tre (worn; the Chairman, General Sir THoso•s TRIGGS, explained to them, in a very mallerly fpeech. (wherein he traced the progrefs of war, from the earlieft times) the neceffiiy for taking poi feffion of certain Lands in the Kingdom, for the purpufe of ereeting fortifications and other defences again(} our implacable enemies, for which the pro prietors were p.tid by Government, if the terms could be agreed on ; but where they could not come to an agreement, it was left to a Jury of the county, to afcertain the value to be paid. He firongly recant. Mended that the full value Mould be given, and if any doubt fhould wife in their minds on the fuhjeft. as to the preCife rum which (honk! be fairly allcwed, he thought it right the Jury fhould give the turn of the fcale to the proprietor. The Lands to be valued, were fituated near the Magazine, at Stamfh:tw, con filling of about z 6 atres, the property of Mrs. Ridge, for which a furn of 13001. had been demanded ; and which Land had been valued by three eminent Sur. veyors, employed by the Board of Ordnance, at the Cum cif 7051. which latter fum had been offered, but refufed--and about 27 acres, the property of John Haller, Efq, adjoining, for which a funs of 42001. had been demanded, and which had been valued by the fame Surveyors at 13351. which was alto offered, but had been refuted. Mr. Gaaabw and Mr.Wi Lana appeared as Connfel for the Board of Ordn ne e ; Mr. GASELEE for Mrs. Ridge; and Mr. Waists° and M. GAsPLEE for Mr. Hellier. The cla i ms of the proprietors wet* moll ably hated by Mr. Miffing and lsir. Galilee. Many witneffes were examined. tome of whom let high values on the lands as brick earth, tile clay, etc. The Jury gave a verdict of 2501. to Mrs. Ridge, and 19181. to Mr. Hellier. Russian TRADE.—T he Ukafe of the Emperor ALEXANDER, an the fubje9 of Commerce, which his here t.cited tome intereii, bears date the IR January, 1807, though it was not publiffied at St. Peterfbingh till very litely. It contains a variety of Regulations, tending to increafe the relpeCtability of the mercan• tile charaCter, by various and honorary privileges to the native Ruffian merchants, and alto to encourage the Nobility of Riiffia to enter into commercial com• panics. With regard to foreigners, no foreign mer chant can infcribe himfclf in the Guilds of Ruffian merchants, which feem to be affociatians enjoying certain privileges. Foreign merchants, befidcs, are to pay is. 4.d. per cent. on their capital. 'They are nut permitted to trade internally with other foreign. ers, but only with Ruffian merchants,' neither can they trade by retail, nor open any limp or warehoute fur that purpote ; nor can they purchafe goods for exportation in the towns or villages, but cnly on Change, by wholefale, from Ruffian merchants.— Thee are the principal hardffiips under which the foreign merchant labours ; and it is evident their cva lion canner he very difficult. The Affixes for the city of Cork terminated !all Tucfday, and proved what is called a maiden one, no capital conviCtion having taken place. On the 3d uh. three privates of the z6th Regiment were tried before a Special Court at St. John's; An tigua, for the minder of a negro (lave, named Sambo, the property cf William Martin, Efq. The names of the prifimers were Maurice :)onsers, johit and Pivrid Rcurie, all young men. The trial 'aged feveral hours; and the Jury, after a fhort delihera• tion, returned a verdict of Guilty againtt all the t h r ee ptifoners. Some circumtlances of a favoura ble nature with retpe& .to the prifoner Rourke ap pearing in the courfe of the trial, induced the jut v to recommend him to his Majetly's mercy. Rourke was the only one of thefe three onfortunate yonw r : men who could appeal to the Officers of their Regi meut tot a charaeter. They were executedun the t tth. INTELLiGiNct. MAILS—Wind ARR. DUI _- Dublin Llilxin o Waterford o 4 Tas*lea o o Gottenturgla 0 7 Jamaica 0 0 All. bus. PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 23. Came in the Anna Maria, Ratma, from Strairan. gar, detained by the Lord Cochrane privateer ; Jacob, OLvsa, from Lifbon, detained by the Czfar privateer; Ocean, PURDER, from New York, detained by the Mars privateer ; Friends, EDWARDS, from Memel ; Cavteia Spanifh fcbooner, Captain FARA, from Co runna, with difpatches for South Ames ica, captured by his Majelly% fhip Isleactssus, of 32 gnus. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 84. Nothing arrived or failed thi; day.—Wind South. DEAL, AUGUST 34. Came down from the River, the Northampton, Glory, Union, and Sarah Chriftiana Eaft Indiatnen, and remain in the Downs with the (Lips as per lA. DOVER, AUGUST 24. Sailed this afternoon the fhip Fortuna, Captain Iveasta, for CM illianfand, with a cargo of brandy, wine, and falt, fiom Bourdeaux.-6 P.M. The Well India•fleet is now going pall for the Downs. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Cia*venire, Atm us—Paired by the Jane, Gott, front Bal• down, Catharine Elratiore, Crack, from Memel and the Ro bert and Ann, Marto, fr,nn Riga.—Sailed the Severn, Dwyer, for Tonnlngen, ARRWED. Off PortlYnouth. the Jane, Senn ; Daphne, Dnw• ing ; London' Stringer; Withal'', Thornton; Enterprise, Wilkinfon; and the Mariner, Curtis, from Jamaica—At Cowes th,• Sheffi-Id. Cook from Virginia—At Poole, the Raley, Lifby ; and Berry, Cottle tram NeveSsundland—At Liverpool, the Filsatich, Voice. from Pernaw ; Your g John. Rnher fon ; Bee field, Vick era ;,LordW iiit worth, Douglas ; Fairfield. Vetch; sod the Royal Edward. from Narva—Theti., Parker, from Peteriburgh—Ber Stu! ehoufe, and the Livonia, Hani rem from Riga—At Lancafter. Bttfey, Smith, from Riga; and the Friends, Harrifon. fran Peteriburgh —ln the Clyde. the Huron. Findlay, from Petri burgh—. it Dub lin. the Dalrymple. Malcolm, from Ptterfburgh; and the Pace, Robinfon, from Memel—At BOCA the Barton, It obinfnn from Memel. and the Hiller:la, —, from Jamaica—At Surinam, the ElHot. London, from Monte Video—At 11-nirrara. the F.rter prise, Graham, from Mon•e Video—oAt Brts'ce, the Clia. Dove from the Clyde—At Grenada, the Ajax Stewart front the Clyde —At Jamaica, the Briley. Hancrick. from the Clyde—BelfaiL Canton, from Pelfaß—DavVors, Provideree, from litill—l.ady I Cremorne from ‘A'hitrhaven— John. Savage; Starling. Leigh; Cumarthen, Vnyle; Malta, Chapman; Peggy, Cavan ' nab; Princefs of Wales Hutchinftin ; Fnterprize. Smith; Shed dons, M'Donald; Sir Si•inty Smith, Liddle; Hunter. Gardner ; Venus, Fraser; York, Solms; Thomas, Maul; Maria, Grain ger; Gencral Miranda, —; and the Britannia, Dalling, from London; Aria', Hill. from Gibraltar.—Brooke, Cormark ; rora, May ; Montgomery, Kerrie; Pattie, Sufan, Willuek ; Spy, Robes - don; and the Triton, Martha!, from Africa. JAMAICA, JUNE 27. The Drake flonp of war, of 16 guns, Captain FLEMING, arrived on Tuefday from a cruize, with four Spanifh fchoone.rs, laden with bees wax, indigo, tobacco and rum, captured off the coaft of Cuba.— Captain CROSIARTIE, late of the brig Charles, of this pert, and fora negroes belonging to that veffel, ar rived in the Drake. The Charles failed from Port Royal for Lucca on the zoth ult. and on the following day, about twenty miles to leeward of Black River, fell in with the French privateer fchooner la Vol geance, of 5 guns and 85 men, when an adlion com menced, and fatted for three hours, a.: which time the enemy hauled her wind, and bore away—but having in about two hours after repaired her damage, the rowed al , ngfide in a calm, and the conteft was re newed and continued for upwards of an hour. The Charles having expended all her ammunition, was at length compelled to flrike her odours, and was car- Tied into Trinidad, in Cuba, from whence Captain CROMARTIE and the Negroes were fent off in a cartel on board the Drake, then lying off that port. Le Cretan brig, of 16 guns, Captain CLEMENT, and the Pitt brig, of 12 guns, Lieut. FITTON, came into port yesterday, the former from the Eatl End, having fprung her foretraft, and the latter in fix days ' from Curacoa. The Pitt brought in with her the ' French privateer fchooner, Fan Fan, of one gun and 45 men, belonging to the city of Santo Domingo, which the captured off Arubn, on the aoth nlr. The privateer was five days out, and had not made any capture. She alfo brought in the Spanifh fchooner Charlotte, Fcartarinrz, with a cargo of hides, fait, and wood, taken poll - dB In of fome tiro: ago by the Arethufa frigate, loon a.ter the had entered the har bour of Coracca, not knowing that the Wand was in the power of the Btitith. The Arethnfa frigate was victualled and ready to depart with Sir CH ARLES BRISDAN II for this Magid, on the arrival of the tranfports with the new Go vernor from Barbadoes, which were momently ex petted. We arc furry to Rate, that the St. Lucia brig, of t 6 guns and 5.3 men, the Hon. Capt. M. de COURCY, bel .ngin3 to the Windward Mind Ration, has been captured by two French privateers, and taken into Guadaloripe and Martinique. It appears that the St. Lucit gave chace to the privateers tor a confider able time, and when the had neared then, they com menced a very fmart engagement, in which feveral were killed on both fides, and the was at laft cum pelted, aler great refidance, to yield, in confequence of the luperior ity of their force. Admiral HOLLOWAY, who commands on the New. foundland flation, is laid up with the gout. Lord CoLusowoon in his Expedition to the Dar dandles, is acc , mpanied by Admiral MAR rim. The !loop Almon. Hover, from St. Domingo for Savannah, has been captured by a privateer ; recap tu:cd by the Alexander, Armies, and carried into Jamaica. The Horner, BELL, fr ,, m Jamaica for Greenock. is captured and carried into Cuba. A leach was made on Friday throughout tin -411.1ith tide cf Illili P;il . n, Plyn on h. fir eapor• n et - rime of ii.l.rmation having been Oven ty the Spanith pritorer executed a thin; time rivet, previ ;us to hi- exectrion There Mere linnet in roofs f the rri.on. c •i.cealed 3s e. mplete daygets. tritheit ; and 1 bundle .•t iron ir p. cu' in let gth , . and flat•entd, r the pouf). fe f making dagger, whole ss as very properly taken away and de• k4TMARKF.T• TXEATkE: On Saturday evening was prefented, the play of T& .Sfrairger ; after which, The Follies of a Day : for the benefit of Mrs. LitcriFict.n. Since thereturnt of that Meritorious Aarels from retirement, we haft not Witneffed her powers fo happily direeled, as is her performance of that tight. As if infpired with gratimle fot the All trait" to the welcome tenewal of her dramatic efforts, (he evinced that (he was yet capable of adding a frefh laurel to her eilablifhed fame. In the per fonation of Mrs Haler fle silta deeply interelling and impretlive ; in marry parts the was affe6ting. and At the difclofme of bee I,trovri to thr tountefr it—pad:vie in the extreme.-.- -In a word, the excited lympathy, and touched the heart. The pair of drfin, in the Fairs f a Day, proved t!..e verfAtility of talent of this Aelters. Her playful (prightlinefs and animation, slit - played her perfeA concep'ion of the ch traet.tr nand, after the (offerings of Mrs. Hall.r, did not fail tc difecl the gloom vccalioned by tlieir portrait, and to entertain the captivated °bre , ver. Mr. YoU AG'S Stranger WAS excellent. Slrne i.ings were given by Mrs. Lisrou, Mr. TAYLOR, and Mr. M•TH HW S. The Old Corn. tnoclore" was will fung, in chAr.Oler, by Mr Tay boa, and the " Origin of Old Bstebelors" by Mr. Marmiws, who exerted his 14.11 fund of gaol humour. The H nue was refpatahly attended ; but we were lorry to lee that the artendtnce was n-t in propr.rtion to the merits of Mrs. LITCHFISLD, and CAD only attribute it to the circa/nuance of a g. eat portion of the fafhion,hles being out of town at this advanced period of the rummer. S PORTIA G INIELLIGENCE. Lord DARLINGTON has [u:hared of Mr. WILSON the bay colt, by Sir Soktnon, named for 'he Si. Le• gee Stakes a t t h e ne st I),, n caner Niec , ing. His Lnrdlhip has trice turned him G.les rscrogOng. NOR 114 AMP FON RACES -WiiI)NSSD AUG. t 9. The Gentleman's SACciiprion Pride of so!. tor Syr old<, the belt of three heats, about a .oile and a b4ll each. Major Mortis'. be. by Yonne Woodpecker t 2 t ir. Brown% ch. e. by Guiktri rd 3 2 e dr. Mr. S'illington's cii fby %%Airy i 3 dr. rt suofetip i n i.f sgs. each for Hunters (22 Subfcri bers). The be.i of th , ce he.sts, twice ►rued. 57r. olds to crury tea'. 71b. 6yrs. old 10a. I Ilb. And aged l ift. Mr Drage't. hg by Moorenek. Datot Metes Eyrs. old t t Mr. ROW. h. h by At George. tqrs idd 1 dr. . . Mr. D. Faulknees br. h. Ar..hcr. by saltrain. syrs. oIJ, run eut. THURSDAY. The Town Pork of Sot lice tor any node. Mare or Gelding. Lord Monftir', h. h. Ckvehnd. ;yrs. old It i Mr. Andrew'. bg. Garlar.d, aged 2 2. Mr Drage'. b. g. by Mooicock, byrs old 3 dr. A Sweepaakes of logs. each. for all ages, ni►:e Sub• fcribets —One 4 mile heat. Three year olds to carry dit —Four year olds lit 7lb —five year olds 811. 31h —Sis year olds Bft t i lb. and agc. fift. Mr Willington's eh f by %%rimy, 3 years old Mr F.eulkaier . • b h Dnubtful, aged Mr Tinkle/it:or c by Wczey, out of IC.Lzia, 3 yr+ old 3 YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST u.. Match for_2cogs. h. ft. Four miles. Mr. H. L. Saville's b. f. Off She Goes, Bft. 41b. Sir T. Garcolgne's b. f by Hambletonisn, 80. 41b. Two to t, and in miming 3 tot, un the HambleconLui filly.— Woo very carp. Match for gcogs. h. ft.. F .itr miles. Mr. br. e Luck's All, by Stamford. SR. Mr. Clifton's b. c. Warrior, by Sir Peter Teazle. Bft. sib. 2 Five to on Luck's AIL A good race. Warrior broke down near the Ending poit. Match N. googs. The ha mile. Mr. Watt's b. c. Shuttlecock, by Sae& ni, Bft. ylb. . Mr. Grhniton'a b. e Woldman, by Sir Peter 1 caste, Vt. ylb. a Shirtlecock rather tke favourite A good race. Match for aocgs. h. tr. Two miles. Sir H. T. yatte. br f. by HirObleteni.in, Sit. alb. I • Mr. Lonfdale's br c. by A mbrolio. Sit. olb. - 2 Five and 6t04 on the Hambletonian 1. A Very good race, and won by a neck. BODMIN RACES. The races at Bodmin un Tuefday and Wednefday lafi gave great fatisfaaion to the amateurs of the turf. The weather was extrtmtly fine, the cnm• pang numerous, and the difplay of equipage truly brilliant. fIRST DAY—.—TUISDAY. A Plate of col given by the Members for the County, for all ages ; belt of three two mile heats, from the winning rift once round. Mr Trevanion's b h H2ndicap, 4 yra old, Sit tolh t x • Captain Weir's ch g Father Macfhane, aged. 9ft 7lb Mr Sutton's Challenger dr Handicap ran the firft heat in fix minutes, and the fecond in fix minutes and four fcconds. A Sweepftakes of 3gs rich for lieges not thorough bred, the pro perty of perfons reusing in Vevon and Cornwall ; two mile beats. Mr Sutton's Challenger, aged, raft. 41b Mr Coward's b g Danceaway, 6 yes 01.1,12 a a a Mr Coward's h g Chance. aged, raft 41b 3 dr Challenger ran the firft beat is four minutes and ten feeondr, and the fecund in four minutes. A Sweepitakes of sgs each, with logs added from the racing fund ; one four mile heat from the itarting port twice round. Mr Trevanhati's Handicap, t tit sib Mr Coryton's bg Kithill, aged. tall alb 'icap ran the tour miles in nine minutes thirty eight fesonda 1 and a half. SRCOND DAT—WEDNESD•Y. A Plate of sci given by Lord 11e runßanville Belt of three 2- mile heats, the winner to be fold for 2pgs if demanded within a quarter of an hour after the race; owner of the fecund belt to be firß entitled. Mr Suttna's Challenger, 12R sib - • X t Captain %ties Father Maelhane, t2h 1 1 Challenger ran the fiat beat in fix minutes and the fecund in 62 minutes twelve fe couds A Sivekpflakrs of sgs each for hunters, four miles. Mt Fellow , es c g Fufs, aged, rift • Mr Coryton's Kithill *sit 3lb Mr Suttotin t halteeger dr Captain Wrirs Father \ henbane • sir Fufs ran the four milts iu Line minutes and ten fcconds. I hr I.adies Plate of Sol the winner to be fold for 2C g , if deman. dcd within a qu rt. r of an lieur after the race, tin owner of the f etaid futile to be firft entitled—heft of three 2 mile heats. Mr Sutton's Chan• nger toll alb s o 2 I Mr i• Howes . - Fut'. lilt alb s o t s nlr Raillicirt'a t Pcfronella,6lt 91b 3 dr Capctin Weir'. ch h Wonde - t ft yr s old. sift alb 4 dr allfnitcr re. the h,tt hear in five minutes and four feconds. the fecund in (ant minute. J ft ri Ore fecontis, and die fourth in f• ur minutes mid fi hit f, ctatds l'ufs ran the third heat in I It , n,i,.u , ca fifty hut fLvmds and a bait . . . . The ,ordmitt les woe well at tct ded ; the lar i s and {,n leinen dii,iog together. One a cident ea need Its ch ertulnefs 4 the plate for a while. Mt. Wil liam Mudge t.f Bodmin war. r de mre:, A' d th , lught to have been killed ; but we are happy to bur he is now out of danger.