Star. — London, England, 1802-08-30 00:00:00

BRIGI77OAr, AUGUST 28. Yeflerday, in the evening, the Panic! returned among us, and the mitts which have oblcured the borfon of !Albion, are now clearing away. The bells were rung this morning, as a token of glad nefs for his reappearance, and ten per cent. has been added to the demands for lodgings, which, heaven knows, needed no addition: but the good people here item governed by the Hudibtallic oracle, in all that regards necefllty or vanity. What is the worth of any thing? Why, jult as much as it will bring!" The Mailer of the Ceremonies had his firft ball for this faun, at the Cattle 'aft night, and, as it was known that his Royal Highnels would grace the affembly with his pretence, the company was namerous. The PRINCE entered the ball-1 oom at ilipatt ten, and Mord) , atier drank tea at the u pper end with a party. The Prince's hand attended by command, and played leveral airs in a tine Rile, while the fele& party took their repaft. The Prince did not dance, nor were any waltzes danced. The ball was com menced with a country dance; upwards of 530 perfons were prefent, which is a greater number than has been known to meet on fuch an occalion at this place. The PRINCE was dread in full uniform, as a Field Marfirti, and wore hulfar boots and fpurs, with leather pantaloons. _ _ _ The company danced to the following tnnesbe fore tea, viz. Laly Mary Ran f kir and Speed thePlnugh. The fird dance after tea was, Sir David Hunter Attie. The PRIVCF Lit the room shortly after twelve, and the company departed between two and three is the morning. Amnng the company were—. Th. Earl of Peterborough, Duke of Orleans, Capt. Rother ans. Cam] Manhy, General Arabi'', Major Whaley, Major I alter, Mr. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Concannon, Mr. Trevor's. Mr. Dar, Mr. Cory, Lady Pocklingtmi, Sir John and Lady '.ark. Mr. Allsn, Mr. Hill, &dont Runnington, Mifs Stu art. /CC. There were a few reels ; and the laft dance was 7i Tunlp;,& Gam. We are happy in being enabled to Rate, that Lord Lt CAN is recovering his health. The Bilhnp ofCri , CH F -r Ft will preach a charity fcrmon, at the Royal chapel to-morrow. During the performance of The Settool forSc.utdal, on Thurtday evening, the Duke of OIL LEAN s came into the pit and a tailor, with two girls, im. pot:tined him to take part of a bottle of brandy, which they drank from the mouth of the bottle; and it was with ditficulty that he could elude com plying with their rough kindnefs. The fcene was fumewhat ludicrous to an obferver. The Counters De WOKONzow left Brighton on Wcdncfday evening. MARGATR, AUG. 27. Velerdav, as Mr. Pow N ALL, a very refpeltable attorney of Dodoes Commons, and a Mr.TE EVES, a merchant in the city, were going in a one horfe chaife, in company with a numerous party of ladies and gentlemen on horfeback and in carriages, to pals the day at Ramfgate, about three quarters of a mile on this fide St. Peter's, the horfe in Mr. Powtr ALL'S chaife took fright, and ran about hall a mile with the utmotl fpeed. Mr. POWNALL jumped out, and efcaped with a flight Inutile on his arm. The horfe continued on a full gallop, and while Mr. TRE•ES was endeavouring to re cover the command of the reins the animal turned lhort, and ran up a hedge with the greateft fury, and down into a dry ditch. Mr. 'lazy Es was l thrown nut, his head pitched againft a tree, and he ' remained for fume time in appearance dead. By the jerk the traces broke, the horfe got his liberty, and ran on until flopped about a hundred yards diflant. It was a providential circumftance for the latter gentleman that the traces broke, for had not that been the cafe he would probably have been killed. Happily he efcaped with no other injury than being much bruited by the fail. This place is now full in every part, many fallionables are among us who were never here &tote ; among the number arc the hlarchionefs of BA r 4 and her three daughters, theLadiesiTri YNN E. They an ived Lids mi,rning from Bognor Rocks, and refale in a handfome houfe in the centre of the Union Ctefcent. Mr. LITTLLDALE, the Dutch Ranker, and family, are expelled to-morrow, and the Duke and Duchefs of St. Azastr's on Wed aefday next. A public breakfaft is talked of at Dandelion, and a dance on the green. Ayr:. 26.—Mrs. JORDAN met with an accident in the Theatre here IA night, which had nearly , terminated in a moll fatal manner. She was play iiig the favourite charaiter of Peggy, to an over-' Ewing audience, confifling of all the moll diain- Paled perfons now in this place. In a fcene near the conclution of the piece, where the fpeaks from a window, the flame from one of the lamps behind the fettles caught the train of her drefs, and the vas intlantly in a blaze. The one fide was totally confirmed before it could be extinguifhed. Happily the (*attained no other injury than what *role from terror. The audience testified their extreme intereft fa her firfety, and throughout the whole houfe there "as a general expreflion of alarm. Mrs. liana w, notwahltanding the accident, got through the part, though the evidently laboured under conliderahie depreflinn of fpirits. IA Light there was a grand Mafquerade in ho nri, it- of tlte peace. The preparations were fplendid, and no mans were left untried to give the fcene all !hirable effea. The company was not very nu likton%, the attraaion of Mrs. _Tolman's acing havin g drawn the greater part of the company to ear Theatre. There were, however, feveral cha ncters supported with great humour and fpirit. The rage for Balloons is not confined to the Ntv tr npnlis. In the abfence of other fources of ':nut; merit at the Watering Places, we find that they have happily been thought of as a new fund 01entertainment. Two Mo n t go lfi ers an d a Para 1, ice ate to alms! from Danddiou On 1140 4411 f•%;, to IPATMOUTH, AUCOST 37. Their MAJESTIES and the Pletacessts, accom panied by the Dukes o f GLOUCESTER and CuM. xsataan, Princefs Soma of Gloucefter, Princefs CHARLOTTE of W a l es , t h e M arqu i s of THOMOND, Lord and Lady ROLLE, Earl PAULETT, Lord litfrroa, and Mr. and Mrs. FREEMANTLE, went in their carriages on a fithing.party to the beach, where they had an agreeable excurfion ; the whole of the fifhing-party being under the diretftion of Captain GREY. The morning turned out very unfavourable ; about twelve it began to rain, and they were obliged to retire to the tents provided for their reception, where they refrelhed with col fee and tea : an elegant dinner was provided, and confined of every delicacy of the feafon : after dinner the weather cleared, aad they all walked out on the fortified ground, where they viewed the old cattle. After converting with the inhabitants, they walked back to the Lodge, in company,with the Dukes of Gt.ot , c esT Eft and Cu et atit Lamp, Lord ‘VALSINC HAM, Marquis of THOMOND Lord I ROLLE, and a num b er o f Nobility. They re turned about fix o'clock, and vifited the Theatre, to fee the comedy of The Chapter of Accident:, and the entertainment of 'Kw and Means. This morning after breakfaft, his MAJESTY, ac companied by the Duke of GLOUCESTER and Prin. cefs Sop H lA, on horfeback, and Lady CR A N L%Y, in her landau, rode out toArmington, but it rain. ing very hard they foon returned. The Duke Of CUMBERLAND left us this morning. AUGUST 28. This morning the KING walked for tome time in company with the Marquis of Tnommoo, Earl PAULETT, and Lords ROLLS, WaLs twc Kass, HIN. TON, Colonels CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY Mr. DRUMMOND GROSVENOR, Sir R. FORD, Sir H. B. ME uLF, Captains GREY and PARKER. After breakfaft their Mayssrits and the PRIV CESSSS, atttnded by Earl PAULETT, Lords WAL SINGISAM and HINTON, Ladies STAWEL, CRANLEY, Mrs. DRAX, Mr. and Mrs. DRAL GROSVSNOR, Mr. and Mrs. FREEMAN rt.e, went on board the Royal Yacht. Lord ROLLE took leave of their MAJISTI tS this morning; Earl Patu.sTr and Lord MINTO will do the fame to-morrow. His Excellency the Earl of HARDWICK F. Lela a Privy Council at Dublin Cattle ' on Tuefday latt. Little die than the ufu a l hminefs of Rate occurred. Arrived at Glafgow, the Hon. Dowager Coun tefs of KINGSTON, Lady Louis* and Lady JEAN KING, Miis CAMPBELL, the Earl and Counters of Giatscow, the Counters of ERROL, the Hon. La dy ISABELLA BOYLE, Ladies FLAMINA, F RANCES , MIMA, and JFart IYES Sir ADAM FERG USON , Cul onelC uN NINO HAN E o f Lundutf, Colonel BLAIR of Blair, Major and Mrs. CRAWFORD of Doonlide, on their way from London. Earl Sr. VINCENT was on Friday prefented by the Mayor and Aldermen of Plymouth with the Freedom of that Borough. On Friday lal the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, with the Comptroller, and Commit: (loners of the Navy, infp e el e d a ll t h e public offices, (lore houfes, and every department in the Dock- Yard of Plymouth. Next day they proceeded in their boats with the Admiralty and Navy Board Flags difplayed in the bow, to Cawfand Bay. On theirquitting the (horefrom the Government Houfe, the (hips in the harbour manned their yards, and fired a (elute of 29 guns, which was repeated on their return. The fame etiquette was oblerved by the (hips in Cawfand Bay, and the Sound, on their palling them. The day being uncommonly fine, and very little wind, the effeek was beautiful.— The purpofe of their going into Cawfand Bay, was to examine Tome propofed plan of General BINTHASIA for watering his Majefly's (hips at that anchorage, and other improvements. They after wards rowed round the (hips in ordinary in Ha moaze, attended by a long firing of boats. The following is an extraet of a letter from an Officer belonging to the Britifh Army in Egypt, dated Alexandria, March 30.—" General Fox, who commands in the Mediterrantan,having heard that Lord Cavan was every day fending home pieces of granite, porphyry, &c. &c. gave orders that no more (loan ihould be put on board of any velfel failing front Egypt. The confequence is, that the Cleopatra's Needles remain where they were, and the money which the officers fubfcribed has been returned to them. Even the winds and waves confpired to frultrate this molt difficult and romantic undertaking. The caufeway which had been nearly conftrueted for the purpofe of convey ing thefe enormous monuments on board a (hip, was carried away by a form about fix weeks ago. —Lord CAVAN has, however, canted one of the necdles,which for centuries lay buried in the fend; to be railed and placed horizontally on a large (lone, fo that every part of it may be Peen, as well as if it was (Landing ereit." PARIS FAS 1011a.—The enthufiafm for Englifh Falhions is rather on the decline, except the fleeves, which are (l ill worn long and full. The dreffes are nearly the fame as fiorr.Trly. Some of the Englifh wear their clothes precifely a la Fraataife. At the !aft Fite de Frefiati, we diftinguithed feveral robes with long trains, and tonics open before, falling half way down the leg, and limped round behind. Some of thefe tunics are faced with diffe rent coloured (ilk. Black (raw hats, with black crape bands, plaited and trimmed with black rib bands, are the rage. Head-dreffes ala Titus, with lace veils, handkerchiefs en Manna" with pins in the (hapeoflyres or arrows,fet with pearl,are much the fafition. White is only worn with robes. Some of our Elijassie wear their veils, particularly black ones, thrown off on the back to appear like man tle; ; others wear long mantles of kerfeymere. Our young beaux have changed the colour of their coats—they wear black. Cocked hats are quite exploded. Nankeen gaiters are worn with nankeen pantaloons, fometimes above and tome times below. The corners of the Ibirt collars ap pear abov‘the cravat, fame have them embroider ed. The_ai.tLiih err 11113,1111111 th elleuthla NAUTICAL INTIILLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 27. Sailed this evening the KING GEORGE packet, YESCOMBE, with the mails of the toth and 17th intl. for Lillion ; the DUKE or KENT packet, DENNIS, with the mails of the 18th intl. for the Leeward Illands.—The patfengers by the latter are— Mr. Robert Philp, for Martinique; Daniel M'Kennar, Efq. for Antigua ; and Mr. Robert Colhoun for St. Kitt'al and per the forma, Baron Scladin, Pruffian Envoy to the Court of Portugal, Doctor Wright, Phyfician to Ids Royal Highnefi the Du:cc of Suffix; Captain &,)e, of the Portu guele Navy ; P. T. Dcnni4,Efq. Mart. Reverry, NValkeranann, Walker, Couflein, Drufina, and Col. Frakr. Sailed aliO the Ihip Anderfon, MORELY, with bale goods, &c. for Africa ; the French brig les Deux Freres, IM BERT, for Nantz ; the Speedwell, lugger, for Cardiff; the Spani(h logger San Fran cifco de Paula, ZAARAOA, for Ferrol ; the Nancy, RICHARDS, for Padllow ; the Dann brig North Stag, NATHRIG, for Dram•—Arrived the Rath leigh (cutter), BANKS, from a cruize ; the Friends, HoXSTABLE, from Fowey ; the Wheat Sheaf, SILVER, with flour, from Chichefter for Liverpool.—Paffed by for Amflerdam the Ame rican fhip Flora, Capt. Jay, from Norfolk, after a paffage of :7 days, with tobacco..-:-The DUKE OF YORK packet, MAKE, with the mail of the 24th intl. for Lifbon, will fail to-morrow.—Wind N.W. PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 28. Came in the PIT ER E LL, of 18 guns, Capt. LAM. Boitn, from a cruize ; alto the RANGER cutter, of 14 gyns, Capt. FRAZER, and has brought in a fmuggling bcat, laden with fpirits, from Guernfey; and Busy cutter, with a fmuggling boat, laden with fpirits, from Guernfey, bound to Polparra.— Sailed the ROSARIO, of 18 guns, Capt. Movmsty, on a cruize ; alto the RANGER and Busy cutters. Sailed the Unanimity, of this port, Capt. CROU Ta, for Gibraltar, with fundries. The Lords of the Admiralty are bufily employed in arranging the peace ellablifhment of this port : all the landfmen employed in ordinary are to be difchargcd, and able feamen to be emplUyed in their (lead, to the amount of about 1 200 men : the riggers, labourers, are alfo in future to be able feamen: many of the old fhipwrights are to be fuperannuated ; and Tome new regulations to take place among thofe who remain. ISMINGTON, AUGUST z 9. Sailed the CONSTANCE frigate, and HAZARD sloop, with the remainder of the Dutch troops. SHEERNESS; AUGUST 29. Arrived his Majefly's (hip Atetors (a new 74 gun (hip, lately launched at Woolwich). The RANGER, Captain CoorF, has alto anived from the River; and the REGARD tranfport, Captain Cow, from Plymouth, with Naval [lore:. YARMOUTH, AUGUST sq. Friday arrived the JAMAICA frigate, from a cruize. l'efterday failed the UNICORII and JA MAICA frigates on a cruize after fmugglers. The PRINCE of WALES packet, Capt. DEAWE, from Cux haven, paired this place for Harwich, with mails and paffengers. Sailed for Rotterdam the Staff Of Life, ROOMER L, with bale goods; and the Au rora, Moss, to Hambro' with ditto and palrengers. Paired through a fleet of merchantmen from the EaR country. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The unpaid shares of 1900 ducats, being 33'1. 17s. Reding, received of Don MICHELL de CUR. TII ' his Sicilian Majefiy's Governor of th e Mend of Procito, as the value of 1.1 Bella Battiftina, a Genoefe Polacre, fold by him on account o f the SANHEOH and Prestos, will be paid on the 2d of September, at No. 34, Arundel-fireet, Strand. His Majefty's (hips undermentioned will be paid their (hares of the following refpeetive prizes, on Wednefday the Bth of September next, at No. 9, New Broad-ilreet : Foudroyant, fur Hypolite:_ Cynthia, Foudrovant, and Diadem, for San Eartholontew. El Carmen, for Noltra Senora de los Dolores, Santa Auna , Myitica, name unknown. For Erft and fecund payment of la Camille, Seconde, and San Joreph. Superbe, for Spanifh lugger Bolodore. Venerable, for ditto. L'Albanuise, fur la Virgin del Rofario, and St. Antonio di La Conitance, for Conception. ' Minotaur, Port Mahon, Florentine, Camelion s Goss, and Northumberland, for la Vertu, brit payment. Pique and Demetrie, for Goud Union. Delight, for Vettoria. Fiorentino, Petterell, Cynthia, Vidorimfe, and Goza, for Spanitb (choosier Rofa. Vidorieufe, for Madona de Loretto. Vincejo, for Serpent privateer. Pearl, for Genocfc tartan Alemon Pion. Modefte, for Irebacolo Efpiegle. Hedior, for Courageufe. Phaeton, for French tartan Conceroione and Genoefe boats. Vidorienfe, for la Vierge de Mega, hull and head-money for I'Enfant Cheri de la Vidor. Brig Speedwell,for the captureof the Verragating,at Meifts. Poulain and Key's, Salter 's Hall Court, Cannon-ftreet, on Tuefday the 31ft The Lynx, for the Vernang and Vrow Nettle, and the gun veffel Swinger, for the Vrow Neltje, at the houfe of Mr.'llo mas Maude, Downing-ftrect, Weftminfter. L'Amiable, for the re-capture of the Calcutta Eaft India man, on board, on her arrival at Chatham. Brig Cruiser, for the capture of the Adelaide, by his Ma jetty's (loop of war Scorpion, and Vertrouwen, under Pruffian colours, on board at Yarmouth, on Saturday the afithiniL La Sullifante, for the brig Bernal, and the Spill& Yeah Ban Jofef Anima and San Rogue, on Saturday the ith ntoll I.LOYD's Lin. A F.. AunusT rt.—Arrived the Hope from I rmalca, and icrnains.--Wind South. GRAV F SEND, AUGI! ST 29,—P:sired by the Nept u ne,--; Heart of Oak, Bryan; I cabala, Robinfun ; Royal George, Brook hanks; Brothers, Goodwin; and Rors, Bruce, ham Jamaica; Mary and Jane, —, from Lifltun ; Francifo, front Carthagena ; Elbe, —; and Fame, Anderfon, from Hmn burgh; Trent, Parratt, from Minorca; Humph, ies, Shelby, front Antigua; Clarendon, ---; &tr e y, ; and Triton, —, from Gibraltar; Hannah, Baler, front Surinam : Cbetn. Menzies, from Honduras; Atalanta,Tucker, front the Streights; Adsona; Patterfur, from Ozehec; Royal Charlotte, •--a—; and Britannia, Chambers, from Grenada. ARRIVED. In the Downs--Indultry, Wier. from Malaga; and Ann, Ward.ll, fr.ou Jamaica. At BUBO-I'6ton, Wempft,r, from Q.2ebec ; and Mervin, Sew.ll, from Dominica. At Hall—l'etnyfi, Briffett, from New York. At Lynn—Ltherry, Lockh..y, front Oporto. At Leith—Dom:las, WPGregor, from Jamaica. At Guertifev—Lawrence, Wall, from Naples. At (bjebec--Mary Parker, Madan, from Tenerife. At New Providence--Uriana. Preltnii, from Attica. At FLonburgh—London, Sinder, and Charlotte, Bennett, from London. At Curacoa—Admiral Nelfon, from London. A t Savannah—Anu, Bull ; and Brilliant, Leith, from Liver. pool. At New Ynrk—Fair American, --, front London. At N'irginis—Planter, &nib, from London. At Bofton—Confidence, Redman, front Liverpool. At Portfmouth—Henry t. a :fort, boot Mii:orca. The Albion Berwick fmack, from I.ontion to Leith, Bruck on a rock near Berwick, and is got off with confiderable da• mtge. The Princes of Wales is arrived at Greenock from Jamaica, with 6so calks of fugar and rum. His Majelly's floOp I.A RN, of t 6 guns, is paid off, and laid up in ordinary at Woolwich. His Majefly's fhip Me I . PAM NV:, of q 4 guns, Sir C. RIME, TON, Bart. arrived laft Friday evening at Deptford to be paid ofE His Majefty's ihip Albion, of 74 guns, launched from Parry's Dock Yard, at Blackwall, the t7th ult. failed laft Friday for Chatham, where file is to be put in a Rate of Ordinary. His Majefty's fhip ARGO, of 44 guns, Capt. BER.HALLO. WELL, is undergoing a repair at Woolwich, previous to her failing for the Coaft of Guinea. His Majefty's ULYSSES, Of 44 runs, Capt Coto st Dix a, will fail In a tew days from the Nore for Spithead, to take on board Commodore Sir SAM. HOOD and fuite, from which place they will procc d for Trinidad, to take a furvey of that Wand. His Majefty's Chip Ca ZSCZMT, of 36 guns, Paid to have gone into Portfmouth Harbour to be paid oft, is arrived at Chatham, where the is unrigging and delivering her Rom, preparatory to her being laid up in Ordinary at that Port. The Agnes, Pitt, from Africa, is loft at New Providence ; naves Caved, and felling there. The (choosier Nautilus, Bt sso P, on her paffage from Jamaica for Baltimore, was, on the 27th of June, ftruck by lightning, which tore her fore and fore-top-tnafts and lhrouds entirely to pieces; two of the crew were killed, and a third blinded. The Captain bore away for Savannah-la-Mar, where he arrived two days after. MALTA. LA VALITTE, JUNE 17.—General Foz fails this day in the Maidstone frigate, for Sicily, on a party of pleafure, for a fortnight. He is attended by a tender, in which part of his !bite is embarked. He returns to this Mind; but we are without the lea ft means for forming an opinion as to the probable period of his lurrendering the command. JUNE at.-Our Commiffary-General failed on the 19th, in the Greyhound, Capt. HORTE, for Naples, on his route to England, through France; and the Delight has been fent, by Sir It. BICKER. TON, with difpatches to Gibraltar. The heat here is intolerable, and the mofquitos are inflifferably troublefome; but the people are gay and hof pitable. When I left Egypt, part of the Afiatic troops had embarked at Suez, on their return to India ; our people in general were healthy, and expetienced from the natives much refped and kindnefs. JULY 24.—1 t is now reported that we fhail leave this in about two months ; but 1 am inclined to think we !hall pats the winter here. We have no thing new. The Ex-Governor, BALL, arrived here in twenty-fix days from England. Several Officers of this garrifbn, and belonging to the (hips Rationed here, are gone on parties of pleafure to Naples, Rome, Florence, &c. This place is crowded with Officers, &c. from Minorca, in con. fequeacc of the evacuation of that Wand. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York. Mr. Johnfon's b. h. Sir Solomon, 6 yrs. old Sir H. T. Vane's br. h. Cockfighter, 6 yrs. old Lord Strathmore's b. h. by Walnut, s yrs. old Mr. Waitworth's b. h. Chance, s yrs. old - Lord Darlington's b. h. Hapha zard, s yrs. old Two tot upon Sir Solomon.—Won eafy. Sweepflakes of sogs. each, for fillies, 8(1. Mr. W. Hutchinfon's b. by Pipator, out of Farewell's dam z Sir T. Gakoigne's c. by Buzzard - - 2 Mr. Pelee's b. by Beningbrough, out of Rofamond . 3 Ld. Fitzwilliams b. Rouge, by Standard, dam by Sir Peter 4 Mr. Wilfon's b. Comedy, by Buzzard P' d Mr. Hutchinfon's b. Little Fudge, by Beningbrough Pd Two tot upon Sir Thomas Galcoyne ; 4 to againft Mr. Peirfe ; 10 tot apinft Mr. Hutchin. fon ; to to t againft Lord Fitzwilliam.—A near race, half a neck. v dr dr dr FRIDAY. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York. Mr. Dawfon's chef. colt. Qjz, by Buzzard - 1 Sir T. Gal - coignes chef colt, Lenox, by Dclpini - a Mr. Brandling's bay colt, Alonzo, by Pegafus - 3 Id. Darlington's ch.c. Muir Moloch, by John Bull 4 Ld. Fitzwilliam's chef cult. Miracle, by Plicenotocron dr Sir W. Gcrard's bay colt, &Heine, by Sir Petcr - dr Mr. Wilfon's bay filly, Sophia, by Buzzard - dr Six to 5 on Alonzo ; 5 to z againft Muly Mo loch ; 5 to s againfl Quiz ; so to t againit Lenox. Sweepilakes of sogs. each; h. ft. Ld Fitzwilliam's br. e. Sparrowhawk, by Buzzard, out of Termagant - - - - I lA. Darlington's b. e. by Beningbrough - . a Mr. T.Richardfon's b. c. Abraham Newland,by Overton, or Beningbrough, out of Cockfighter's dam - i Mr. G. Crompton'sb.f. Ringdove, by Buzzard - Pd Four to a on Sparrowhawk.—Won eafy. Sweepßakes of sogs. each, logs. ft. for 3 yrs. old fillies. Mr. T. Hutchinfon's b. by Beningbrough, out of an own fitter to Coultitution • . - z Mr. J. Fenton's c. Counters, by Phomomenon, out of Baron Nile's dam - - - 2 Sir H. T. Vane's br. by Overton - - - I Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's Mlfs Zilla Teazle, by Sir Peter out of Vila • - - Pd Six to 4 againa Mr. Hutchinfnn s 2 to t a o,inis - - r 1 1 tl I~ • 7.,' pert r.--I