Star.
London, England, 1802-06-23 00:00:00

ASCOT RACES.

Yellerday being the &ft day of the races, Afcot
Heath pretented one of the gayefl fcenes ever wit-
netred on a race ground. There were feventeen
large (lands on theground betides the Royalltand.,
all of which were crowded, and the number of
elegant women exceeded expeeation.
The Royal Family, arrived on the ground
between twelve and one in open fociables. The
KING was dregi.d in the Windfor uniform, and
wore boots, hut did not mount on horfeback. Her
Ma; rsr r and the Pa ts: c ss ES were elegantly dreif-
ed in white. Their MajEsTiks were followed on the
ground by the Prince of WALES, the Duke of
YORK, Duke of CUMBERLAND, and a long lid of
attendants; but no military came with them or
were on the ground. Tbe Royal Family :decod-
ed into their Rand ; the Prince of WALES rode
about the ground on a fine brown flallion ; the
Duke of Cum BLRLAND rode on A grey boric ; the
Duke of YOK% continued dole with his MAJESTY.
The firil race for his Majetiy's plate of too gs.
terminated as follows :

Mr. John Sutton's gr. b. ilackneyman, 5 years old t t
Mr. Abbey's ch. h Acmun,aBcd 3 3
Mr. Smith's eh m. Trull, 5 yrs old 5
Mr. Reeve's ch. g. Speculation, by Aurdlus, 6 yrs old 4
Mr. Cufdas Ginger, aged - dia.
Before darting it was even betting on !kidney.
man againft the field. After the firfl heat 3 and
4 tot on him. He won ear), ; Amon made very
good play both heats.
After the fir( heat, the Royal Family retired
to two marquees placed for their accommodation
and took refreflitnents. The Prince can and
paid his ref-pet% to their Majeflies for fume time.
The fecond race wa♦—The firit year of the re-
newed Sweepdakes of togs. each, for 3 yr olds.
Ld G. Cavendifh names Mr. Wilton's c. Young Eclipfe t
Sir Charles Bunbury's br. t. Julia
Mr. Durand' ch. c. Morgan Rattier
Ld Ciermuat's ch. c. t.y Trumpator, out of Rolialift's fitter 4
Ld Egremont's Amazon - 5
Before flatting, the betting was 2 to t on
Eclipfc; 4 to t agil Julia; 5 to t agil Trumpator ;
to tot agft Amazon. Though the odds were fo
highly in favour of Young Eclipf:, a (rung opi-
nion prevailed that Julia would v n, Itnd a good
many of the knowing ones were taking the odds ;
but Young alipfe won by a length.
The third race was as follows:
The fird year of the renewed Sweep lakes of togs.
each for 4,5, 6 yrs. old, and aged hoifes.
Mr. Durand's Sir Sidney, 5 yrs. old
His R. H. the Prince of Wales's I,r. e. by Fidgcti4 yrs..4l 1
Mr. Lake names Mr. Ladbrokes Myftery, 5 yrs. old 3
Lord Egremeit's ;mho, 5 yrs. old - - 4
I its R. H. the Doke of York's hr. b. br Sir-Peter, 5 yrs. old 5
Sir C. Bunbery names Mr. Harrk's eiig, 5 yrs old - 6
Sir F. Standifli Malta, by Buzzard, 4 yrs. old 7
The odds before darting were 5 to 2 the field
againd Sir Sidney ; ..tot againd Nlyficry ; and
5 tot naiad Malta. No one hid any opinion of
the Fidget colt, or backed hint, but he ran Sir
Sidney hard, and made a very good race with Sir
Sidney, who won only by half a length.
The King, was much delightcd with the r.,ces
and obvionfly took great intereft in them. He
was very free and familiar in his converfation, and
in very good humour. At half pill f the races
concluded, when the Royal Fa!rily fca.cd them-
felves in their open carriages aid returned tc
Windfor, an irnmenfe cloud of chaii(.teers and
hor(emen following. Upon the ground wore all
the Gcntlerncri of the turf. Lord CtfamoNv on
horfeback, in the WindCor uniform ; Sir C. BuN•
BURY, Sir F. STANI)I/1, Mr. NORTON, &c. &c
Lord SANDWICH was alfo or the ground in the
Windfor uniform. On the ground, and in the
booths, there was an abinidarie of Hazard and
£0 tables. Gaming was going forward very
brifkly.—No accident occurred.

Windfor Terrace was crowded in the evening,
every one anxious to fee their MajES ri Fs, 3nd :,11
the inns were overflocked. A ft:Anger going in

LAW INTEL I .IGENCE.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, JUNE 23.

The Court was chiefly occupied today heat-
htg Ipeci4l arguments, which were very uninte-
except to the profelEonal lawyer.

IDMONSON V. PLAISTLD.

This was an adion againft the defendant, for
praaifing as an Attorney, without having entered
his czrti6cate.

Mr. ERSKIN a now moved for a new trial, on the
ground that the evidence did not Aipport the de-
claration. He hied that the defendant was a'
vtu y refpeaable practitioner, and had in faa taken
rut his certificate, but from prefs of bufinefs had
ra4lr:ted to file it. The declaration confilled of
,:ral counts, in all of which the plaintiff failed,
eacept in the fccond, and he was now about to
contend, that in proof of that he had filled alto.
That declaration charged upon the defendant, that
on the sIR of November he did profecute in a
fait then depending, wherein Wm. Smithy was
plaintiff, by then and there filing a declaration in
the laid fuit, with the Clerk oithe Declarations.
To prove this they produced notice of declaration
in the hand•writing of the defendant, and alfo the
declaration, which had upon it a memorandum
that it was filed. But as this memorandum was
in practice written, before it was filed in fat, he
contended that it was no proof of its being fo filed.
The Court bring of a different opinion as to this
point—the Learned Connfel then laid, that he had
another motion in arreit of judgment, which was,
that a common informer had no right of allion,
and on this ground the Court granted a Rule M