Star.
London, England, 1802-09-25 00:00:00

SPORrimo arruzlcimax.

KINOSCOTE MEETING.
Tuetday the Fifty guineas, one mile heat, were
won by Colonel Kingfcote's Chuckle, againß Mr.
Milli's Sin*llhopes.--The Welter Stakes, for horfes
that never fluted, paid or received forfeit, two
mile heats, was won by E. Cripp's Freeholder
againft Mr. KeUerman's Conftantia, Mr. Hodges's
Bull Dog, Mr. Scrope's Vulture, Mr. Windfor's
Lurcher, Mr. Herbert's Horfe Chefnut ; Colonel
Kingfcote's Jericho was diawn, and Mr. Moreton's
Mariner. Excellent (port; the viaory of Freeholder
was ftrongly. contefted by Conftantia, who ran out
of the coutfe the fecond heat, and was diftanced.—
One hundred guineas, two mile heats, were won by
Sir H. Lippincott's Brigadier beating Mr. Elton's
Yam.—Fifty pound plate for horfes that never
Rafted, paid, or received forfeit, except as hunters,
carrying 13 none, three mile heats, was won by
Mr. Hodges's Speculator, againft Mr. Eccle's Pet-
worth.—.A Sweepftakes of five guineas each, two
mile heats, was gained by Mr. Scrope's Dotterell,
beating Mr. Kellerman's Marquis, and Mr. Mills's
Sinallhopes, and four were drawn.
Wednefday, fifty gaineas, four mile heats, tft.
were won by Mr. Mills's Smallhopes, beating Mr.
Eccie's Poll Andrews.—Sweepflakes, of ten gui.
seas each, for horfes that never won before the ift
of June, King's plate weights, and two mile heats,
were won by Mr. Kellerman's Marquis, againft Mr.
Scrope's Vulture, and three paid. Vulture was
drawn the feamd heat.—One • hundred guineas,
half forfeit, were gained by Sir H. Lippincott's
Brigadier, which beat Mr. Scrope's Agamemnon.
—A maiden plate all ages, two mile heats, Mr.
Kellerman's Faker wan, as, after the firft heat,_
all were drawn except Fufileer.
Thurfday, fifty guineas, two mile heats, were
obtained by Mr. WosroU's Florift beating Mr. El.
ton's Yam. This was a capital race. Five to four
on Yam at flatting.—Fifty guineas, one mile heat
were won by Mr. -Scrope's Agamemnon ; and an-
other fifty guineas, one mile heat, by Mr. Pigot's'
Moreland.—Fiftypounds,free for anyhorfe, King's
plate weights, and four mile heats, were gained by
Mr. Calcraft's Pyrrhus beating Mr. •Scro's Dot-
terel', and Mr. Kellerman's Fufileer. The bets
were eight to feven on Dotterell at Rafting, but
after the firft heat five to four on Fufileer, and af-
ter the fecond ten to (even on Pyrrhus.--Fifty gui.
neas, one mile heat, were won by Mr. R. Paul's
Myrtle, beating S. P. Paul's Bet fey Pringle.—
Six to four on the latter, which threw her rider
between the diftanee poft and the Rand. This
race was won by only half a neck by Pyrrhus.—
Fifty guineas, two mile heats, were eafily won by
Mr, Auftin's Tallyho.—Handicap Stakes, two
guineas each, added to the fifty pound plate, two
mile heats, were won by. Sir H. Lippincott's Bri.
pdier_, which beat Colonel Kingfcote's Chuckle,
Mr.-Elton's. Yam, Mr. Scropes AgaMemnon,
Mr. Kellerman's Marquis, Mr. Creffwell's Gazer,
Mr. Mill's Smallhopes, Mr. Cripp's Triumvir,
and Mr. Pitta's Moreland. The firs heat Gazer
threw his rider (Mr. Lindo), and fell upon him.
Mr. L. lay for forne time fenfelefs, but a vein being
opened in his arm, IA began to recover, and was
conveyed •to Col. Kitigkotes. The third heat
Chuckle alto threw his rider (the Hon. Mr. Her.
bat), who received Tome hurt.
. • Among!} the numerous vifitants at the Meeting
were, the Duke and 'Duchefs of ERAVFORT. Mar.
qnis and Marc.hionefs of WORCSITIM. Lord and
Lady Survoi.x,_ Lord and Lady Bit &BLIT, Lord
ANDOVIII, Lord SOMSRSILT, Lord Duasi.slr,' the
Hon. Mr. GIRMAINII, Hon. Mr. Hussar, Hon.
G. and Major Picov, Hon. Mr. MOUTON (the
Steward) &e.
This Meeting is next in eftimation to Bibury ;
and none but Gentlemen Subfcribers are permit.
ted to ride. The race-ground is the property of
Col. Xisoscors, at Kingfcote, in GlOucefterThire,
in a beautiful park, and well calculated for the
purpofe ; none but the racing horfes can enter it,
fo that the fpediators enjoy the (port without.
danger..

The Earl of &maw:stray is among the aurae-
rnus vifitors to France. His Lordflup left town
yefterday.
A colliery has .commenced working at Tyne-
mouth, which, before it was won, coft
The mine extends under 1300 acres of coal, of
escellett quality.
The Earl of Livsetroot. continue: very in.
firm, but .he is able to ride out occafionally on
horfeback.

Mr. Prres indifpofitinn has proceeded from a
faAmalle complaint in the infide. He is wholly out
of danger
A. German Poet begins what he calls an Ipic
Peens thus—s, The Sim is a great firs, the, Rainiew
the fender, and a Tempel the mete pia of a vol-
canic pair of bellows.
TIMATRit COVENT GARDEII.-..-1.11 night a
Mifs MaitaioT, a lady who has evidently been
much ufed to the bufinefs of the Rage, made her
firft appearance at this Theatre in the well written
part of Claim/a, in Tbs Suhicife• Hs oul. but
which, whatever merit the may potTefs, ceitainly
does not lie directly within her line of acing. The
figure of Kfs MARRIOT is fubftantial, and her "gaiy.
rather ungraceful, neither is her face very Charlie-
teriftically marked ; her voice is full, but mono-
tonous, and her utteztnte is not well fuited to the
dialogue pat into the Mouth of the fportive and
elegant coutin of Rawer. We muff, hoitever, fee
her again to judge of the extent other thiutrical
powers. Lrmis's Respr was as fprightly,. laft
night, as ever, and Kilionr, Ilaturron, and
CpARINOWT, were very refpeßable in Moat Bel-
lamy. and Frailly. Mr. Mu %SILT'S Strief4 we
think, rather too coarfely coloured. Mrs. Mar-
TOCKS was very great in Loomis, and yodaiirs was
given with (pint by Mrs. MILLS.
On Sunday fe'nnight a fox attacked a flock of
geefein the village of Cleadon, but being obferved,
tome dogs were yet uqon him, when, to efcape, he
took to the Wee pond among tome ducks. The
. dogs went in after him, and after tome fport, poor
Reynard found hinsfelf in a wrong element, and
WAS obliged to (Intender, paying for bis dinner the
/whit of him life..
•

A Nstrcomsr.-

We learn by a lettet: from Bremen, thit on the ad
intl. at nine in the evening, Dr. Oi.s*as difcovered
a (mall Comet. It cannot be feeg but with gdoti
telefcopes. At one minute palt eleven :its right
afcenfion was 251° declination north 40 pi.
On the 4ih of Septembeal 9h, 7 min. its right
afcenfion was_ast° 28', declination north 7° 5-7 1.
This is the 601 Comet feen in Germany fusee the
commencement of the prefent century.

PARKGATE, SEPT. 23.

Among the many feit-bathing places that have
attradted public attendance this fummer; Parkgate
has not been without its fafhionables. Among
the prefent company there are the Hon. Colonel
Cams, Sir Bovia and Lady Roots, Sir RI-
CHARD and Miff HILLS, Col. and Mrs, Jimusou,
Lieut. Col. COLSTON, Major TRAVOR g Major
PUR►IOY, Major HENCHMAN, Capt. CHANDLISS•
Mr. TIMICH, Mr. Bamsoa, the Hon,.. Mrs. Fo-
LEY. and the beautiful Mifs Cumuli, of Chetter,
&c. &c. Sm.