Star.
London, England, 1801-09-01 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, AIIGUST 32.

The renith of the Pittner to Brighton will re-
vive thole *ales of fifhion and gaiety for which
this place his been fo much ditliagaifhed. .
An alcident happentdpn Thutfhy night,which
was nearlylattended by. (Mous conrequences: The
Brighton night-coach from London was overttirn-
ed coming down Reigate-hill, owing to a tridi of
hay lying in the told, ftiPpofeci to have fallen out
of a cart gping to' LieWdb: Neither the otttfide
nor infide pal gingers irire materially hurt ; but
the coachman was muctfhruifed, and cut in the
forehead. •
A Cricket Match was played on the Prince's
ground nn Friday, by eleven Gentlemen of Suffer
again(' eleven from London. Much &ill was dif-
plavecLonisoth fides. .The match was won by the
Suffer Plajers by four ilickets. •
Provitons are very reafonable ; fifh is cheap ;
biead is ad. the qiertem loaf more than in Lon-
don; butter and ems are the defrefi articles we
have., • ,
'No ;gei teei:atitirt**, made their appeirittie.
lath * the different. malt (hops, and,' alter
putting down their names, they took awaj, all the
Ills. The raft! limps have room to be alarmed,
for the above worthy. charaeters contrived to pick
up four hundred pounds lath feafon at this place.
A very curious defcription of filh, .refembling a
IlUidei wag difcovered by a Gentleman, a few
mornings Mice, in.the centre of a chalk-Ilona. It
it not known in England; but in Italy it is called
the Stew-eattr. It works its way into the chalk-
fione by a ,kind of few at its •heatt it is.-defended
fiomstll its eneraksby prickly (sales. In Italy it
is prized as. a great delicacy, the cane refembling
ap oyller,but.e,flaVour, far fuperior. In Smiths
Tour mention is made of .the lefjOiat .eithophegti,
or Stone-eating Mytilus. The columns of the Tem-
ple- OfJupiter Sirapis," at Puzzoli, are perforated
ty this fpecies.. •

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SPORTING INTEL' LIGENCA

BRIDGNORTH RACES, FRIDAY, AUGUST st.
Fifty Pounds for three and four year olds.
Mr. Roliinfon's b. C. AlaCs, 4 yrs.-old - a
Sir W. W. Wynn'. bd. 1 yriw oht •
.3 z 2
Mr. Smith's sc. c. Nautflu44 yrs. old - 33 3

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• , YORK RACIIS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28.
Fifty Pounds.givett by the City of ,York, added to
a Subfcription Furfc, for four year old colts,
811. 71b. fillies Bft. 41b. One Four mile heat.
IA Darlington's b. c. Avoid es, by Sir Peter -
Mi. Garforth's ch. c. Hyacinthus, by Coriander a
Sir H. T. Vane's Rolla, by Overton 3
Mr. Dawfotea b. c. TwiAtr, by Coriander • 4
Duke of tiormisoo's bay fiUy. by Walnut, - • 5
Mr.. Hutabinfon's ch. colt, by:Abba - dr.
Mr. Baker's Say colt, Sowerby, by Walnut ' - dr.
b: Allg. Lapwing, by Overton dr.
Mr:Westwortb's 1R c. Chance, by Lumber - dr.
Hyacinthus fell lame, and Rolla ran away
with his rider, F. Buckle.
Sweepltakese3ogs. each, togs. ft. for three years
' old, Colts 90t. alb. Fillies 71t. ,alb.—The laR
mils and three quarters.
Lei Darlington) ch. c. Muly Moloch, walked over
Mr. G. Crottipton's eb: filly, by Buzzard - pd. '
Mr. Wpm/torte's Antelope, brother to Monmouth pd.
Mt. T. Robinfon's b. Lby Ovortin, otit of Fanny pd.
• Ma Wilfon's bay Awiftsby llnsoord • .• Pd.
MG Merlon's br. c. by Abbalaiulle, data. by Slope pd.
Mr. G. Cromptoit's b. e. Delmer, by Buzzard - pd.
sartienav, LOCUST 29.
The Ladie's' Platet' Foto: years old; 7qll. 91b.; five
years Old 81t. 51b.; fix years old Bft. t 2164 and
aged
.oR.—Four years old Fillies allowed
One FMtr mile.heat. •

1.4. Darlington% b. c. Agobiftes, 4 yrs. old - r
ingls
Mr. G. Cro on's Anlfeed, 4 yrs..•kl - 2
• • • . h odds on Ag_oniftes.
wetspftakes< . gogs. teach, for three years, oldj
Colts Bft. Fillies 7R. 121b.—Two miles..

lA. Darlinocaez,!ruly, Moloch, by Jobe BuU z
, Mr. G. Croptpioe ar.b. c. (biz, by Buzzard ,-
Sir T. Gakagnei Hat. Lenox, by Delpint -
Mr. Wigan% Mir Web* by Buzzard - - 4
*Five to 2 on Sophia.
A grand snatch was made on the lat't day of the
York Ryes, to be run for on the Saturday befbre
the coining Doncafter Meeting, between Sir H.
T. VAN I'S COdArktr, againk Mr. lout:SO/A Sir
Solemos, 71b. each, four miles, gongs. b.
Ten to fes;en on Cadiz/ger. At the elofe of the
match there was more money betted than almoft
eier known on a like occafion. .
Yoax Cociadaa4.p.Daring the Races, a Main of
Cocks, between Lord Mexborough (Lifter, feeder,)
incl. W. Hunkic.k, Efq. (Harrifon, feeder), for
togs.ua Battle, and acsoßs: the Main; confifting of
x 8 Main, and Eve bye battles. After Friday's fight,
Mr. Hunlock had .won, nine Main' and one Bye,
and Lord Mesborongh .five Main and three Byres.