Star.
London, England, 1830-02-16 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S.

There was a change in the relative dtuntlens of pribeiral
favourites, the Crimods colt having been heel:al erceimp•rt twee
second favourite. The Mummer hid his friends, but' Yhey weie
not sufficiently numerous or spirited to keep him in his fac.
Mouse wasout of favour; nor was Brunswialeer fu ;Oly greet re-
quest, although quoted at Bto 1 only. No Ow striations 3lVir.
on this stakes. The Riddlesworth is now centiNg into the betting,
hlahnioud being favourite, and Cressida su close to him that even
runts were laid at one time. This is somewhat opposed to Mc*
Derby odds, in which Cressida bust least 6to 4 the be of tie
betting, and no allowance as in the Riddlewortb. The day's bit -
ness closed as follows :

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3 to 1 Lord Exeter's Nlahmoud
4 to 1 -- Mr. Chiffnty's Cressida colt (taken).
S to 4 on the Field agst two (taken at 11 to 8)
DIELIT.
R to 1 agst Mr. Petre's Brunawicker
81 to 1 Mr. Chifney's Cressida colt (taken at 9 t.) I)
9 to 1 Sir M. Wood's The Mummer
10 to 1 Lord C.•ventlish's Mouse colt (taken)
13 to 1 Lord Cleveland's Vat Tylet (taken)
13 to 1 Sir M. Wood's Cetus (taken)
16 to 1 Lord Exeter's Mahmoud '
15 to I Lord Sefton's S.d. Colt
28 to 1 Lord Sefton's Mouche
28 to 1 Lord Sligo's Brine
40 to 1 -- Lord Sefton's Captain Arthur
1000 to 10 Lord Cleveland's Sheldrake colt
10 1.) 1 -- Lord Sefton's lot (taken)
40 to 1 -- Lord Verulam's lot (taken)
600 to SOO on the Field agst five (taken).
(has—No betting.
4T. LIMIER.
C.. to t apt Lord Cleveland.* Ruby (taken)
12 to 1 -- Mr. Petre's The Brunswicher
CHESTER sPRG IN CIRCUIT,
The Honourable THOMAS JER V IS, his Majesty's Justit*.
Wednesday, the 24th March, at 11'elchponl.
Tucalay, the 30th March, at Ruthin.
Monday, the 3th April, at
Saturday, the 10th April, at tune Caade of Chester.

ABSTRACT OF I'r, RESULT OF COMMITMENTS TO
THE LAST OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.
Convicttd. Acquitted, &r.
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Mr. Justice Parke
Mr. Justice timelee
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MIDDLifSE-i SESSIONS, Feb. 15.
These &sena commencedmorning before F. Coast, Ehq..
Chairman, and a full Bench of Magistrates.
Felix Booth and William Taylor Copeland, Emirs. the late
Sheriffs of the county of Middlesex, appeared on the floor of the
Court, charged on an indictment with having taken from Thomas
Hague, solicitor of Nelson.square, the sum of one shilling, as the
fee for a warrant, as per continua., on a rapier, they not bing
entitled to demand more than fourpence for the same, under an act of
Parliament, parsed in the reign of Queen Anne.
The defendants leadod Not Guilty.
No evidence being produced on behalf of the prosectition,
The Chairman directed the Jury to acquit the defendants.
Mr. Copeland hoped the Court would order the bill of indlttment
to be preserved, as farther proceedings would be immediately 0.
mediately instituted.

COURT OF KINO'SBENCH,—DubIin, Feb. 12.

THE [IRO V. RICHARD RADFORD ROR.
Yesterday Al r.Roe was brought up In the custody of 311. Phillipe,
one of the turnkeys of Newgate, and placed at the aide bar.
The CHIEF JUSTICE, upon entering the Court, asked if Mr.
Roe was in attendance? Upon his Lordship being informed
that he was, he proceeded to pronounce the judgment of the
Court. All the ertors assigned by the defendant's counsel
were overruled; but with respect to the errors assigned .by
Mr. Roe, himself, the court had taken them, into consideration, and
deemed them to be of so much weight that, upon the authority of
the use of the King against Price, they were of opinion that a
common law punishment should be added to the punishment Axed
by the statute. Instead, therefore, of the sentence of taut dog
for seven years the court awarded to the prisoner Ituelt
for ten months from May 1829, and, in addition, that he should-
toe transported to his Majesty's plantation in New South Wales he
its years.
The prisoner, upon hearing this sentence, burst into a loud At of
laughter, which he was not able to restrain until he was etwidetted
out of court.