Star.
London, England, 1808-07-30 00:00:00

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• nIsIUTSFORD-RACRI;• TUEgplkY, JULY ,26.
A Maiden Plate of f5O kr all ages, that.sever woo a Plate of
A 50, Matthew and 'Sweepstakes. tocettod.--4our-yr. old* to
' carry ?et. 5-yr. Olds, fist. 61b.. &yr. olds antlegedborses,
Est. IQlb.; mares and geldings allowed.2lb,,,Three :rule heats,
over Xnetsford"litath.—A winner of estates In the:present
year to carry•3lb.—oftWo or more, She emeo.—The second
horse, if three or more stirt,•is entitled to £lO.
Mr. Smith% b. f." Miss Blanckard, 4-yre. bld.. ,
Mr. Tborniiion's b. no. MiafCreeper, aged • .
Mr. Carr% b. g. by Sir Peter, 4.yrs. old.
WEDNE2DAY. •
A Sweepstakes of lOgs. each—Three-yr. olds to carry Est. 101 b.;
4-yr. olds, fist.; Sir. olds, est. 101 b. ; 6-yr. olds and aged horses,
est. 121 b.; mares and geldingsallowed 21b.—Otte heat of three
times round the course, bawls& the property of the Subscribers
at the time of nernieg.
I. Clifton, Esq.'s Josephine, aged - • .
Eafl Stamfotd'ai. f. Eelinda, by Beningbro", 4-yrs. old 2
Four Subscribers have not named.
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A Subscription of sgs. each, with 40gs. added, for 9-yr. olds car-
rying 'let. sib.;., and 4-yr. olds, fist. 71b. ; Mee and geldings at-
towed 211)..:-.Owner of the second horse to have his stake back.
Three Subscribers or no race.—A winner of a plate or stakes
in the present year to carry sib.; of two or more,slb. extra.—
Three two mile beats.
, J. Egerton's, Esq. b. e. 9-yrs. old,
Earl of Wilton's b. L 3-yrs. old

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At Worcester, on Thursday, Dr. CORNEWALL was Yesterday, as the Farringdon Stage-coach was
enthroned Bishop of that Diocese in the Cathedral, going from the Angel Inn, Angel-street, into Alders-
by proxy. . gate-street, by some accident it overturned, by which
CAMBRIDGE, JULY 25.—The Rev. Robert Boon, a woman on the roof had a leg broken, another her
B. D. Senior Bursar of St. John's College, was on jaw-bone broken, and several other passengers were
Wednesday presented, by the Master and Fellows of materially hurt, and prevented from pursuing their
that Society, to the Rectory of U±Tord, in Northamp- I journey. . • • .
tonshire, vacant by the cession of the Reverend Dr. i . Thirteen Capital Prizes to be Drawn of £20,000,
Jenkyn. . .•,
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the Sunday afternoon turns, and fire
whom turns for £lO,OOO, £5,000, 026000, and a full proportion
A.Grace having passed the Senate, that those to of ether Prizes. Next Tuesday, August 2, is the
day. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are
Christmas-day and Good-Friday, are assigned, shall, selling at all the Lottery Offices.
I from the beginning of October, 1808, to the end of The Tickets No. 16,909, £20,000 Prize, and
May, 1809, provide no other substitute than such as
No. 7,227, £lO,OOO Prize, were sold in Tw.mty-two
should be appointed in conformity with that grace. Shares,'at J. WARNER'S Fortunate Office, No. 16,
The following persons have "been elected, each for
Cornhill, last April. Tickets and Shares in great
the month to which his name is affixed: variety are now selling as above. The Wheel con-
OCTOZER—The Rev. the Master of Sidney Coder:.
Novzsette—The Rev. Dr. Clarke, `Jews College. tams .420M0, £lO,OOO, £5,000, £2:000,&c. &c.
Dscrmatu—The Rev. Mr. Chafy, Sidney College. * Next day of Drawing, Tuesday, August 2.
JANUARY The Rev. G. A. Browne, Trinity College. Tuesday next will be the Fifth Day of Drawing.
FtIIRUART—Tbe Rev. Mt. Plumptre, Clare ball. •
MARCII—The Rev. Mr. Otter, Jesus Cell,ge. FitiltlCSßY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public,
Antis. -The Rev. Mr. Lowe, Magdalen College. that they continue their original plan of returning to
MAT—The Rev. Mr. 14eltses, St. John's College. the Purchaser of a Ticket (or Tickets to any amount)
OXFORD, JULY 26.—Tuesday last, James Blatch, Cne Pound above the price paid for the same, be what
Esq. Rev. John Gould, and Rev. W. Aldrich, Mas- it may, after every day's drawing (if undrawn) ;
ters of Arts, were elected Fellows; and Mr. Newby of which ensures to the adventurer an easy mode of obi
Brasenose, Mr. Philipps of Pembroke, and Mr. Brae- tainiag every Capital Prize, at a trifling risk. Prizes
ken of Queen's college, Demies, at Magdalen college. in the Wheel are £20,000, £lO,OOO, £5OOO, £2OOO,
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has pre- &c. and the usual proportion of smaller Prizes.--.
sented the Rev. John Bridges to the Rectory of the Tickets and shares are sel ng, warranted undrawn,
united Parishes of Saltwood and Hythe, vacant by at their State Lottery Offices, 20, Corns ill; 52, Chop
the decease A the Rev. Thornas Randolph. r.ng-Cross ; and, St. -Marga.reet Hill, Borough.