Star.
London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INPEUICEMCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
MATCHES.—Mottoiiv, Aran 10.
I.ord Foley's Teasdaleipt Lord lerbey's Cannon Ila Nest. 71b.
each. M. M 500 guineas.
Mr. Prince's Young Eagle, at 111 b apt Mr. Smith's WW2,
est. 4111. Ab. M. 400 gs. 6445. ft.
Lord Grosvenor's St. Sebastian, eft. 71b. apt Lord F. Ben
tinck's c. by Cesario, est. glb. Y. C. 20ngs h ft.
Mr. Prince's b c. Angler, Rat. 71b. agst Maj w Wilson's bl. I
by Walton, est. 41b. A. F. tOOgs h. R.
Lard Foley's Scapesvell, 4 yrs old, est. 71b. agst Mr. Payne 's
e. by Clinker, 9 yrs old, fist. 71b. T. Y. C. 9001,5.
Mr. Haffendin's ch. c. Henley, Ist. 71b. apt Mr. Dundas's c.
Original, sat. 41b. Ab. M. iOngs. h. ft.
wzom SADA!,
Sweepstakes of 200 gs each, colts. est. 71h. and fillies, est. 41b.

T. Y. C.
Mr. Watson's Pericles, Rst. 71b agst Mr. Stonehewer's Ham-
let, Rst. 4111. 'T. M. M.:lo.lgs h. ft.
Mr. Shakespear's Donkey rec. ilSgs from Mt. Payue's c. by
Sir David, sat. Sib. each. T. Y. C. 3.10 p b. ft.
USDA?.
Sweepstakes of Mg* each, h ft. colts, Bst. 71h.
Bst 41h. A. F.
Duke of Crafron'b brother to Whalebone apt Doke of Port-
land's c. by Orville, Rst. 41h. each. R. M. reap la. ft.
xo DAY MENTIONED.
Sir J. Shelley's 1. by W41114)11, ag.t Lord btawell's f. by Waxy,
Bit. 41b. each. Ab. M. 2rAgs h. U.
:41. 1. t. by Sorcerer or Waxy. sit. 11b. apt Mr.
I.7ttobton'i f. by Waltop, Rot. 41b. Ah. M. voOgs.
Mr. Valt,O: tares brother to ButiciOt agst Mr. Dundas's Lawn-
tor, equal wilrlits. D. I. 1.7002 sh. ft.
HuvriNo..-11/41iin.lay a grand hunt took place by
the royal stag.hounds. They were assembled on
Tower.hill. near Swinley. On the deer being stared
he went tiff with great swiftmss across the Heath,
making towards Wingfield plain, where he ran
through the enclosures, taking to the Thames, which
he crossed between Clewer and Windsor. In come-
ritu•nce, the sportsmen were obliged to pass through
Windsor. The chace was renewed on the left of
Eton College; the deer then ran by Salt.bili and
rarnhans Royal, cowards Bulstrode Park, making to
the felt by Hedsor, near the seats! Lord niist.,n, and
down the hill; when he crossed the Thames again,
And ran into a house at Cookhatn, where he was
taken. after an excellent run of nearly three hours.

COAL MALUU I', MARCH 29.
Ships at Market. Slaps sou Priv?.
Newcastle 93 AM 9d to fl 7; 63.
2 • Sunderland 1 491 04) to OW 4'd.

HIGH WATLIK AT I.ONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 5 minutes after 6
Afternoon - - 31 minter. a:ti-r 6

MARRIF.D.
March 21, at Glasgow, tlte Rev. %Vn*. Cowan, preacher, to
;Vlisi Catharine itowand, daughter of the late Mr. Aud:
Rowand, of tha•
t. 4fi, Inl4, u• Qrthse. i.ieutenant-Colonel Smelt, 111 d
Regiment, to Miss Robitisim, laughter of Commiasary-General
Robinson.
At Cambridge, the Rev V'. B A to Mary Eli-
zabeth, etskst daughter the Rev. k. Relhan, M.A. F.R.S.
Rector of I leminphy, I Lie iltiMire.

HT -li"\IAN'S ,PILLS.
FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c.
TN the various( comphinti incident to the human
..a. iramv, there are none more dreadhdin their nature, nor mor•
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PAINS In the BACK, LOINS, BLADDER, and LUIVI•
BAGO. They are cimplaints :n which every reran is liable.
and are a fours:36,m for every other species of Disinter. The
above invaluable 'Med:cif:A: composed of the most innocent in•
zrediecrs, has hen totia,l of singular etlicacy, in the above Com-
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every pernicious tendency to th..se disorders, without confine.
uncut. From a consciousness of the powerful quality of the%
vote, full./ evinced by a private practice• of many year% they
art: offered to dig afiheted, and recommended as a cure for the
at ove complaii.t 4.
Sold wlit:le, tie and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Ch..sr'elele, corny!,
or St. Paul's Chnrchlud; and retail by lielarn and Sharp, Ports.
month; Hall. !larding, and John:on, Gosport ; Minot E. We,. on;
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINES FUR
COUGH.: COLD 4, AND AS FIIMAS.
el HU RC COUGH DROPS, for recent Colds,
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Its refutation ror fifteen years past, and the various testimonies
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held Rev all Asthmatic Affections, rec.-rat Colds and Coughs, how-
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tollowing instance .s last 'tett :
To Messrs S,tw and EDWARDS.
" Birmingham, March 16, 1305.
" Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certify the value of
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" MILES SWIN NEV."
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BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS
PATENT, granted unto hal Ls KT se eft, Surgeon, Rei a; e,
Surrey, Inventor and Preparer of the CARDIAC and NER-
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United Kingdom, in bottles, at 4s. 6d. 9s. 175.; and in pints, at
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N. IL Family Orders, addressed to Mr. Rymer, for supplies
front the Fountain Head, should state by what conveyance. A
.iberal allowance to such as take, and wi h to continue the its, of
his truly valuable Medicine :—Vide the Cases and Certificates
at Cures In the Pamphlets put up with the Bottles.