Star.
London, England, 1808-11-07 00:00:00

much improved
the play be dame
a the house for
had met with
through hii
Mu Beard

Gen. Grortenor's
Two-yr old Course,
IA G. H. Cavmdisli
May, est. 51b. Ab.
Gen. Grosvenor',

Fun, Bst. 71b. -
Sir C. 'Turner.'

E. ,

A Handcap
Sir C. Bunbury's A
Mr. Craven's Beau
Mr. WiLson's lr'

Gen. Groavenor's

Mr. Batson'.
Mr. Girdlees
Mr: C. Browner
Seven to 1 apt

Mr. Thornhill's
Teazle, 71t. 61b
Sir C. Turner'i
way, 7tit. D. I.
Ld Lowther'•
Rifleman, 7st.

Gen. Grosvenor'.
Sock, 716, 11b. T.
Mr. Thornhill's
by Mr. Teazle, -

Mr. Denham'
est. 71b. rec. N

ing 13 hands,

CRELT

r.: Our summer
Ceremonies
compiny here.
commenced,

Tuesday
street, in this
knocked down
cising ; she
horse, but •

was despat
appear bef(
This morning
the new char
in this town,

The beams
days; bat:'
rance of the
draw to a ‘"
light, and
there are

grace Ha,
drives his .
top, as usual.
The Theatre
Wednesda:
the benefit
Douglas, and
part of Nor
with considerable
Mr. JARVIs
fested much
portrait.
Mr. C. W.
was Inimi
laughter.
with great
The Ball
play of beat
dances were
Among the
the fascinating
peculiarly ga,
uance, while
" The
" Still
" Still -
" Through
" Still I-
" In grenadier
" And -
" still
Tuesday
of Wales p:
and arrived
ing : The
to nearly

DRURY-LAVE.--MI

ter, in the k
her entrance
figure looked
becoming
gree got
appearance,
~...

" Here _
is my duff put mr
ptraptalt*,teceived
myth regret to see so 1
4tbder such painful lan

Ffroleta,
sr;
..`lll7Zoit'ager L
chioatie-of Isesdown
and Dowager P
Lucas, and
ral Apodaca
Coax
arrivals

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!'ORTIN6 INTELLIGENCE. -
,CET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
11!
MEETING, 1806.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
venor's May, est. beat Mr. .Lluysl's run, 7st.;--
Course, SOgs.-Even.
Cavendish's Hymen, est. Sib. beat Gen Grotventre's
s. Ab. M. 5.41(3.-5 to 4on Hymen.
tenors The Galloway, 6,t. 101 b. beat Mr. Lloyd's
Two-yr old Course, 50gs.-4 to I onThe G.11.,,,v ay.
,
Hers Bramble, 9st. beat Ld Foley's Folly, by Diu ,
,
101 b. Two-yr old Course, 25gs -2 to 1 on Dramble. I
mdcap Plate of £5O. Ancaster's Mile. d`,
bury's Agnes, 7st. - 1 •
,n's Beau Nub, 7st. • . C
es Totterella colt, 6st. Sib. • S
venor's May, Tat. - 4
a's Hedley, Bst. 51b. . . g
1 i
tr's Worthy the Second, 6st. 41b. - C
owne's Milttsnia, 7st. Sib. - . I
st Agnes-S to 1 against Beau Nash-3 to 1 against
Ton erelta colt. I •
shill's Chester, est. 71b. best IA Foley's :h. c. by M.
t
61b First Half of Ab. M. 200g5.-5 to 4on Chester.
iser's Bramble, Bst. beat IA Lovrther's The Gallo- t
). I. 25p.-6 to 4 an Bramble.
ter's Hylas, est. 111 b. rec. 25gs. from Glosventes
at. 41b. R. M. 100 gs.
venor's The Galloway, 7st. see. from Sir J. ShelleY's , t
b. Two•yr aid Courte, 50p. l '
shill's Maur, Sat. 71b. rec. from IA Foley's ch. c.
tie, 7st. Tiro-yr old Course, 900 p. i
am's Galloway, not exceeding 13 hands St inches, I
ft. from Captain Annesley's Galloway, not same& i
I, 6st. Two-yr old C. 100 p. h. ft. J
i
lELTENHAM, NOVEMBER S.
. .
rimer seas'n is over, and the Master of the
es gone ; but there is still a great deal of
here. The winter subscription for balls ha;
td, and fills up very fast. 1
y last, as a woman was crossing the High-
this town, with a child in her arms, she was
lowa by a horse which a servant was tier.
le fortunately threw the child clear of the ,
: was herself so much bruised, that her life
tired of. The servant was bound over to
fore the Magistrates.
lorning George Capner, carpenter, fell from
lapel now building near St. George's-square,
wn, and was very much bruised.
MARGATE, NOVEMBER 4.
ams of Phoebus have enlivened us for a few .
it the approach of winter renders the appea.
the town rather dull, and our amusements
i close. Brrnemes Library shuts 'ere twi.
d the other Libraries are solitarily attended :
i still some carriages, which occasionally ,
awley and Cecil Squares; Mr. HARRISON
vehicle a-la-mail-coach, with ladies on the ;
;ual.
heatre closed on Monday se'nnight ; and on
lay last we had an amateur performance, for , ,
fit of the benevolent Fund. The play was '
and the afterpiece The Pillage Lawyer. The
Verval teas sustained by Mr. C. W. LanA II
sides-able effect ; he looked the character went. •
:vis enacted the, arch Glewalvan ; and mania
uch judgment and dear conception in tls a
An occasional Epilogue was spoken b r
W. LEBAS• The Sheeftface of Mr. JARV: S +I , .
mitable, and convulsed the House wits
I
. The whole of the performance conciude'l ;
at idea.
lall on Monday last exhibited ap elegant dii- ,
,
beauty and fashion ; cotillions, and country . i
sere alternately the order of the night.-- ! 1
the most conspicuous in the cotillions were
nating Miss Btestows. The evening seemed; , 1
ly gay, and mirth smiled in every couute-
'bile
e fiddles, and clarioneta, hautboys, and drums, i
II rang in our ears their fantastical hums ; 1
II Margery Magpie, on rigadoon toe, 1
rough the swift-dance'e maze seems before to to go: ,
11 lovely Miss Maypole stalks stately along,
grenadier pride, throngh the frolicksome throng-
id sweet Muter Craven, so alien and so dapper,
11 seems en hig long pins before us to caper I"
lay morning the King George and Princess
1 packets sailed with a fair wind at 9A. M.
ved in London as early as eight in the even-
he number of passengers in each amounted 1
r4O
X-LANI.-Mrs. MUMS made her second ap.
on Saturday night, in the part of Mrs. Hal.
he play of The Stranger, and was received on
ante with the most marked applause. Her
caked extremely well, and herdins, was very
ig. Mrs. Moots baying in a considerable de-
t the better of the timidity natu to ,a first
nce, went through the part with much ease and
d effect. Her last scene particularly displayed
and judgment, and..the curtain fell amidst un-
f applause. Mrs. Mom, from a knowledge of
mess, joined to the universality of her stud y, en tist
i,
try useful to the theatre, and a favourite with i
tic. Miss Borca also appeared with increased. 1
age in the Commie, and contributed largely to
!rest of the piece. Mr. HOLLAND was also
mproved in Baron Sart °rt. At the end of
r he tame forward andbegged' the indulgence
ibuse for Mr. BAX/lISTSD, who, although he
et with an accident, would attempt to go
1 hit part of Shacabac, in the entertainment of
ard. On Mr. Belnitsrait'i entrance, he said,
I am, although scarcely able to walk, but it
luty to put m but foot foremast." Thfs. ills-
111 Vras received with a burst of applause, Mixed
Bret, to see so favourite a performer suffer' g
Judi painful lameness. Mrs. MATHEWS if Stilt ' •
lea, and•sang the songs with goof effect. The
e was crowded; in the brilliant circle were
Salvager Duchess of Manchester, the Marquis and Mir.
of Lansdown - Countesses Mexborough, Barrymdee,
rager Buckinghamshire; Ladies Headtaxe, L. Monsters,
nd M. Taylor; Sir Jobe and lady Lubbock; antiAdnd-
ito and Ms Lady, who sat in Lord Holland:s biqi. . a
4 MARKET, MARK-LANE, Nov. 7.-The feel,
of Wheat this flaitxuake• a tolerable sapply,
it sales are brisk, at little afteratien in price--
se same-but little Barley,,and is rather higher
re. Pease also-keld Beans, of each kind, are
fearer-Oats are in extreme short sUpp).y and a
ereof at a run* increase in price7:fm; mitt.
'ration.
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LAW IMBLLIGEN:cs..
. •cOUATOFCHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN-HALL.
- Saturday the LORD CHANCELLOR sat at Lincoln';
Ina Hall, to hear Bankrupt Petitions. His Lordship
made some progress in the list, but found so few of
the. Petitions in which the parties them selves were
prepared and ready, that he left the Hall at an early
hour, observing that the suitors would have no right
to complain of the Court's &lay, should they expe-
rience any inconvenience from the postponement of
their Petitions.