Star.
London, England, 1807-06-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BEVERLEY RACES CONTINUED, THURSDAY, JUNE tt •
A Sweepßakes of togs. each, for all ages—Four
roiles.—(Six subfcribers.)
Mr F. Watts's h. c. Integrity, brother to Truth, by Totte-
ridge, 4 yr, old, 711. 91b , •
Mr Garforth's b. c. by Beninglirough, out of Caroline, 3 yrs

old, tft 12th - - •
Mr Ifpplcby's b. f. by Stamford, dam by Toby, 4 yrs oW,

7ft 611, 3
Fifty Pounds for 3 and 4 yr olds.—Two Mile Heats,
Mr Winn gr. c. by Bcningbrough, dam by Dclphicii,

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3 yrs old, 7tt 71h ' - -
Mr W. Hutchinfon's eh. e. by St. George, 4 yrs old,
Sft 121 b - 2 1 3
Mr Walkingon's b. c. by Rtningbrough, out of Friendlefs
Fanny, . yrs old, 7ft 7:b - 5 3 2
Mr Wharton's b. e. Jack o'-the-green, 3 yrs old. 7it 71h 4 5 4
Mr Garfurth's eh 1. by Hyacinth, out of Yarico, 3 yrs
oil, 71t elb - - 3 4 dr
Handicap Stakes of sgs each. Rode by Centicmen.
Tw.) Miles. (Seven Subfcribers.)
Mr T. Sykes', gr. h. by Weafel, 1 t ft 711) -
Mr Watts's b. In. by Cardinal, t2ft tolb

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78.1 DAY, JUNE 12.
The Welter Stakes of 1 oz,s each, for Horfe,, &c. 129.
Twice round the Courfe.—(Six Subfctibers.)
Mr Richardfon's b. h. by Griffin
Mr l'hompf.)n's b. b. Scapcfire. by Stride
Fitty Pound, fur ail Ages.—Four-mile !lents.
Mr W. Hutebinf nes br. b. Didapper,. by Overton, s yrs
Bft
M: Stcpbenfol•% b c• Antagnnift, 4 yrs old, Bft
N r Jackfon's cr. h. Holdernek, 6 yrs old, Btt
Mr Kirby's gr. h. Evandcr. I:. yrs old, Sit solb broke down

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.3 2
3 dr

'nudely morning, for a confiderable wager,
CainAin CHRISTIE, of the Guards,. rode the lion.
Mr. ALLAN'S boric., ;tom General FINCH'S houle, nl
Chatham Barraci to Stroud Turnpike, over the
[tones, through Chatham and Roe/leiter ; the dir
lance is more than two miles—he had ten minute*
to perform it in, but did it in fix.
Vauxhall Gardens were laft night opened with the
ultra! fplendour.
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The Haymarket Theatre opened IA night with
COLMAN'S laughable Comedy of The Heir at r aw,
and Mr. THEODORE HooKE's Farce of Catch Him
11/ho Gan.

On Saturday evening a difpute vole between a
Lieutenant of the Navy and a Mr. B. of Cheapfide,
alter they had left the Theatre at Drury-lane. They
met yell erda y morning, accompanied by their feconds,
on t'l.lackheath, where, after firing two rounds, the
ball of the Lieutenant entered the right thigh of Mr.
B. which, it is feared, will prove mortal. This quarrel
originated in an affair of gallantry.
CA M BRIDG E.—The late Sir WILLIAM BROWN S'S
three geld tnedals, value five guineas each, are this
year alndoed as follows :—To Mr. TN os. HUGH LS,
of St. John's College, for the Gi eek Ode ; to Mr. Jo HN
LON SDA Ls, of King's College, for the Latin Ode; and
to Mr. EDWARD ALDERSON, Sen. of Caius College,
for the I•pigranu.
MARLBOROUGH Hayss.—The fuperb refidence of
his Grace of MARL RIROLIC H, that has been for fo
many years one of the greatell ornaments to St.
Jarne.'s Park, we underhand, will very loon lapfe to
tie Crown. The ground on which the prefent man.
fi.rn was ereded, became veiled in the famous Duke
of MARLBOROUGH by a grant from Q;teen ANN,
early in the late century ; and, we are informed, the
term granted will expire in the coutfe of the enfuing
year. The Ki'ng's turveyors have been employed to
ellimate the value of the houfe, offices, garden, &c.
and they have rated the whole at 30001. per annum.
The indent. Duke has been informed he may have
a renewal at that rent.
Sundry afternoon, on the road leading to Highgate,
a Mifs Wilton and a Mils Simpfori were overturned
in a curricle. There was a fervant in a box behind,
and Mifs Wilton was driving a fpirited !yule at a
great rate. On the other tide of Ifl:ngton, the off
rein, by which the bode was guided. very unfurtt:•
nately became unbuckled, and the lituation of the
Ladies was then defperate. The animal, in conk-
quence of their shrieks, it is fiappofed, flarted uff at
fall (peed towards Highgate, and the fervant, with
•he utmoil difficulty, alighted from behind ; but lie
was unable to keep pace with the horfe ; the carriage
was at length violently overturned, by which Mifs
Wilfon, betides having received bruifes, which alone
were fufficient to deprive her of life, had her arm
broken, and her head fra&ured. This young Lady
was from the North, and had come to London on a
visit to rime relations, who lived near Moorfields.—
The other Lady being clofe to the upper fide of the
carriage, when it overturned, doped without any
feriuus injury.
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