Star.
London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

WATFORD RACES.

There races were
were on Friday and Saturday Lan. Upwards of 4000
were prelent, in which were a number of perfons of
dinialti. . Among them we noticed Lord Churn-
don, the Hon. Mr..Villiers, Sir Thomas Thomproo,
Crilonel O'Kelly, Mr..Woodham, Mr. Sturges.
Oa Friday a filver cup value 601. was run for on
Bulky Meadow, by liven galloways in three mile heat.
Only five continued the contert I one met with a re-
vere accident in' training his anele, and the other
gave up the contelt. Mr. 'Cartwright's proved the
viSor, which was bred by Lord Clarendon. In the,
afternoon a 401. bowl was run for by five ponies. At
Ratting it was dircovertd that a grey poney was ra-
tber too high fot a panty, when the cruel moe'e of re
deicing height was retorted to of 4:Gott-adios his
fintws to make him fort enough.
On Saturday a race for soh was run for by Mr..
&urgers's
shorfe, and. Mr. Woodham's grey mare,
which was won by the latter. ' The fame jockey as,
rode Mr. Galloway's
A race between Mr. HonCiau's parley and two
others. It was a very hard tate ; Mr. H.'s poley
only won it by hzlf a neck. Tkis poney has only
one eye. • i
Mr. Sturgefet horfe, and Mr. Woodman's grey
mare, ran 'again for Sol. which, after a very hard
un, was won by the latter.
• Colonel O'Kelly has offered a plate of scl. frailest
yeat'i races.

04. D 841, Ar.

S.ttur4.ey twenty.-five painters were tried, eighteen
of whom were convifted of felonies, viz.
. Ann Nailer, for Healing if thins, the property of
H. Reynolds; A. Wooton, for fleeting a IL "Bank
note, the.. property of W. Orange; ,J. Conner, for
Healing a treat Goat, the property of J. Reardon ;
Mary, Rofsaor Reeling is yards of printed' calico,
the property of M. Todhunter ; Cherie:err Smith,
Pr Reeling a Ogee of ham, the prOperty of E. Smart
0. Freak nriel J. Riche:Allan. rot Milling a Caddie,
the prUperty or S. Yoelinc. ; Cash. Ilion and Itiao
nab Commte. alias Fitful, for (haling a piece of
printed calico, the property of T. Thomas; T
~Wright, for: ftettling a beds, Click, the property of
J. Dulcy ; J. Frisian. for Reeling a quantity of nails,
the property of F. Wilton.
• William Abramr a decent looking, well dreFed
In-crti was conviCted of Heeling, on the ift of Anon
laft. a ballset, "containg, too live fowls, the property
Of Richard Cattle. The balleq and fowls were pro•
duced in court, and the cafe Icily proved.
Robert Stlinfon was indifted for Reeling fevesteen
pennyweights'of filver from James Bridgeman, laver-
fin:ih. The prifnner was welched by an apprentice
belonging to the Profeeotor. who flew him est the
piece in quellion from a flip of elver r when the
partner was taken into enflody, the piece was dif
covered cor.cealed its the crown of his hat. When
called upon for his defence, he Rated, that he had a
wire, archer, and fix children, who wholly depend-
' ed upon him for their Co pport,• and he threw himfeil
on the userey of the Coon and Jury.
Several patfons we: e called on the part cf the poi
tmer, who bad known him many years, and pie
him a mall et:eilent cheraCter.
The Jary found Guilty ; but recommended
him to mercy.
.outwit "bar RtaPd. a child of sine years old, was
tried for Reeling twelve penny pieces, and other mo-
nies, the property of J 'CT!' Smith. 'the theft was
clearly proved agariaft her, and the Jury fouad her
Her mother, a heart broken poor woman, with an
infant in her arms, appeared, to implore the mercy
r.ft!te Court for cr child; and the kicnaoe a, after
commenting on the'mirchievons confemtences of fear:.
Ing loch a child to a common prifim' itrongly admo.
ntlhed her mother to keep her nut of the way of her
vicious cLruent-m, and Then ordered her to receive
immediately a (mart private ultipping, and to be re.
(hired to her parent.
alioriar Drew, and Cafker:a. Corny, two Ladies
from St. Giles's. were capitally isid;ned for privately
Healing sard. of calico. in the ;hop of a• Mr. Pow-
ditch, Linen draper, in aliborn. ll.e capital part of
the charge of Reeling privately we% not fopported,
as the partners were fulpeaed, watched, and Peen in
the eery by the ilopmen, alto irdtantly detcaed
them.—Guilty t f lintplc felony.
7eAn.chaw was ititliZted :Of a highway robbery, in
afrairiting Cadres ine as ti taking from her a
(liver "%Itch, which wai% laid in a Cc, mi cout.t a. the
property inr-mas
It appealed fri.m the evidence, that alirmt one
o'clock in the morning of the e5-th of Jane, Stirling
n:et lidithcrfird in Ortind-road, near to St. Giles's;
the too-k him home to her in that rel'pe.galf.•
part the town, when he gave her h s Jett-
rung lice to tai.e care of it, and is. to go 'Or futile
!Mt. r. S!ue put the watch into her peel:et, ,_vert
out to: the liq cur, and .cant the prilumel's match
box. Ile ailed whit fbe had dole with e gentle-
men? Sae told the prifnact that Le a• miter iro
and had her his watch to take care f and a
111.11 i m.; uo get (mile drink. Ste took :hc prldner to
the hook, and he laid, chit it the would give
him the watch, he wain!.! turn 11-e gentleman down
Hairs. She rettifed tr do this, and he !:!!owed her
home, and an-ther man came to the cl-or, and en-
quired far Mary Jelly. The w,t,e.fs laid the was
aOeep. He &tired her to call and in gt log
to do in, the was kn eked dowr, and the watch was
gone.—She was %Ely much in
ou the f g fuefsla•, took the
witori, to how-;treat, where lite via% di:charged. en
her amts-eimmination it eTtectred :hi! S'irtung had
been mat lied in Ireland. Rut!'erfot d kited, Os. on
the day mentioned in the indi:•ment, he had berg in
the country, and had (pent the evening with fome
friends. He conErredthe Rory 'a his ;roving giver.

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his Witiel to Eltirlgig. she Was drunk, ea he was
not f,ber. The watch war eflorwarda traced to have
been pawned by the prefifbia, for • geilsatiat a pawn-
-Ist oker s fbnp in ailhors.• Tbr perfop who took it
in was pofitive as to his perfoe. It warp:tensed on
th: 13th of ptly ; it was meshed on the fwivel T. R.
but the witnefh!s fufpicions were not rasped till he
faw an advertifernent defcribing Inch a watch minty

ins been Itolen.
After Sir ALLAN C,aeeas had gone over the Lai-
(fence, the Jury ?cured, and found a verdift—Not ,
Guilty. The prifoner was ordered to be detained
Ito
anlwer to another indiftment.
EJimSdb Herlert was indifted for fiedling a table-
cloth, two thins. and other articles, the property of
Sufannah Selman. The prifoner protelleci her inno-
cence in fo Colima a manner, that the Jury befitared
for a time, and called one of the witaaes up.* fe-
cund time; but he fwore fo prifitively to Fedor,
the was .found
Horrid Browne was indifted for Reuling twO muffin
gowithitralue al. and a quantity of lace and other
Artie*a to the amount of 301. the property of Eliza-
beth
F om •he liatement of the Courtfel who opened
the prMicatioo, it appeared that the prifoner, a girl
about to, who had the appearance of a waiting-Maid,
had gone to the houfe of the profecutrix (mho is a
falhionable dreta maker, and a refpeflable elderly
widow), on the day Rated in the indiftment, and
looked over fame draft, fOur of which the felefted, •
and ordered them to be fent home to her Lady's*
whom the &rallied to be a .Larfr Csrsitfi. in Prirt-
man-fireet.•Portman-fimare; and adding, that if they
were add by her Ladyship, who was Milan come
to town, !ho might prove an escellent eufioinv. The
good woman 11/tattled to carry home the; girMits, dead
receive the futther infinuftiona of her new and
fashionable cuttorner ; the rapped at the door of the
houfe to which the was direlied ; it was opened to
her by a (errant drelfed in genteel livery; the an-
nounced her toninefs ; my Lady's maid was called;
highly applauded her dispatch and ponfluality ;
'hewed her into a Later parlour; laid her Lady was
iitti that moment particularly engaged with fume
Ladies, who had jolt paid her a 'air; but &fired
the would leave the goods, and call in the after-
noun, and her Lady would try them on in the
mean time. She again called about five o'clock,
was again fpoktn ta by the maid, who regretted
that her Lady had just that moment fat down to
dinner, and could not he ditto:bed, but returned
nor two of the gowns, laying, her Lady liked the
arbor two, and defired to have two more made of
!the very farce paue:n ; that, however, the aced
'not be in a hurt), to btiag them home until the
tday after next, as her Lady's filler was going neat
day to be matried at Windfor, and her Lady and
tnaAer were to he prefent at the nuptials. Si* pro-
mired, at the fame time, to recommend the bride as
a cullomer, as the had but ;Atone out of the noun-
try. an! would want a number of anklet"; the them-
'lose defiled, that when the nalicatne, the would lasing
with her a variety of laces, and etcher tallaionabi,e ar-
ticles. The good woman came as appointektring-
ing with her the two new dretles, and lass to thje
value of about 301. The maid was fo glad to RN her.
fo pleated with her prinftuality, hut
jolt to'forry''ffiera:t.
W
erne at the moment when a (hocking r
fortune bad happened ; her mailer had jig retsirne
with her Lady in the chariot, from iniffor;
in Ilepphog out of the carriage, unfortutiptely frac-.
cured his k.e, atal was that moment under the hands
oldie furge n in getting it let, and her militelfs aria
all in dittrailtion ; but it the would call nezt Morning
the would introduce her to her Lady. and file might
leave the .hinge the broaght for her Lady's infpottum, •
and they flu ,uld be perfeftly fafe. Nem diyfte aids
called ; the maid went up Hairs to apprize fierLady •
of her attendance, and brought down a meffige, that
her Lady would call in the court* of the day at her
boufe, difcharge her bill, and give her fame faiths:
orders. Her Ladythip, however, omitted to calk and
next day this good woman called at the !wore again;
the door was opened by a.warnaii, who laid, (be
1 knew no loch pedals as Lady Carelets*that no lady
lodged there, uoreutild the find any sidings of the
lady's maid, or the livery fervaat lab° nfencii, the
door before. On fading the was cpmpletely Tarim
died,
dled, the applied. to the t oldie °tangle Mar llogrough.
theetr but cords' get no tidings of* &Outlet A the,
I however, met her, tome time afterwards.in Oxford•
road, (cued her by the arm. called alßastuce,aail had
ber teemed. and climmitted.
Mr. Justice-COINAS4II/6 obleolred.dlait deniltin this
cafe the dealingcould out be tuonghfltosne.. as the
goods bc:ng vulontatily placed byte preficatrix in
the poffetfi.tn of the ptifoser, the beicl a lcgal
and therefore could not be ballasts man-
ally Ogden the ptopeitr. Howeier, the. crime' tees
one which came clearly and palpably andet.the head
of that fpecies of f:aud called fitindling, NMI ought
not to go urponithed. His •Lordthip therefore nit-
adviled going inta theroofs upon die prefent indict-
ment, but di 7,:fied the Jury to acquit her of the Acad.
g, ard oldcted the prifoner to be detained tot trial,
uuda a new indiament.

We lately called the attenttun of one 'ounter rim
readeN. to the fact of :here being 50,000 tictett told,
nut of uh;c:i aSo 53 were fhared► ravintai to the
State Lottery. a 71i9, cornmeneing.denwing. On
finther invet.iptiou, we find there ware 32,986 tick
e.s (hared be!, +he drawing ceded. This ought.
to to a AO mitten not tai delay [held
ap-
piicatit.n too long. ae there are only asavo ticketv in
the prefent It t:ery, and the (theme coutsias the
great eit plopurtion of capital *eine sever knoan.
Near Monday Week the drawing begins.
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lio .1..d Co. a-e catiated tbai the-PrihFc ap-
prove r f the peefest State-Lottary, which hegira
Drßwirg next MJnday Morning, nine o'clock. .Thet
Scheme t, uorth Attention. It giver (shit no ether
Lottery has given) 3 of t0,0c1.-3 f to ^col —3
of ;coot.---add die:des among the hclders o• rickets
and Sli •rc• 4c,c00: more n the laft Lottery, which
it a raving to toe putcoa,r of One Potantl I en She'.
hogs in e.er. .r:, ket. TI c:c I/Atones have e4ored
an unoftrai dcn.nd, and mull occaliwa a great fc.ar-
city of Ticle!• a..J
N. v Latter or Carrier, for Ticket.
and S.h.r• e., iccutcti czettiy on the lams Terms as
prefcot.
•+.• aii rree., whether of intik or to,oool. paid
on demand at the old eflahliihed State Loewy Olies
of 11 and Co. 261 C.orobil

Ir 3 MAIN l FIRRICH LEGION OF HONOUR.

&keg Cane fit tools
Frocraluriosornr's (choois,
Well verietin the laws of feieryftst ;
Who can clutter, r• ad, write,
Turn black into white,
Cleat, natter, cajole, and petition.
Take mountebanks, prancers,
Fops, fiddlen, and dancers,
So volatile, verfatile. nimble;
Pimps, pirates, fpyers,
Apottates, topes. lien,
State cabins, and knights of the thimble.
Take impious bravadoes,
bialopect renegadoes,
taugb at religion fo hearty ;
Take infidel 'Hells,
Half awn and half beans.
Ist Staunch friends to great BONAPAITZT.
Take pomp, pride, and puff,
White dad eoaugh,
Toed, and to make than p down;
Take trcackery.lusave y,
Poverty, laver",
Ripe, murder, and warlike renown.
•
Wises thus yaw bars done,
Take folly and fun.
N AAAAA wt. Tat-nisi, and A OTritirooa,
Bland dila a mars,
And the miens. win pa&
Fur a modern F Lantos or Honoaa