Star.
London, England, 1807-05-14 00:00:00

SPOR7J'AG INTELLIGENCE.

CHESTER RACES, THURSDAY, MAY 3.
A Silver Cup, value 501 the gift of the Right Hon.
Earl Grufvenor, free of any entrance whatever ;
the bell ,f three four-mile heats.
sir W. W. Wynn's b. e. by Meteor, 4 yrs - . I I
Mr. Clifton's b m. Jorepbtaa, 3 yrs • - 2 2
Mr. Birch's cb. m. Lavini , t yrs - - 3 3
Mr. Fgrrton's be. by Benningbrotqb, 3 yrs • dr.
Mr PI ice, h. m. Farce, by Grcufe, 5 yrs • - dr.
Mr Carr's elt is. Welth Harp, 5 years • - dr.
Mr. Ackcrs'a 6r. c. ALIAS, 4 I'm - - dr.

OLD BAILEY —Yefierday the Sell.; ,ns commenced
bzfore Mr. Jiatice Batoll GRAHAM, the Logo
blxvort, anl City Officers.
refer Gibbs, a private in the Eafl London Militia,
w:,s capitally indided for flealivg privately, in a
dwelling Ironic, two gold epaulets and a pair of
leather breeches, the property of Captain Delaney,
of the fame regiment. Found guilty of Reeling. to
the amount of 394.—No other convidtion. of any im-
portance.
On Sunday fe'nnight, a young man of Inglerop
near Newark, named James Boole, aged at, fhepherd
to Mr. William Simpfun, was riding a mule in a
clofe, to make the animal more tradable. After
plunging about for a (bort time, they both fell ; the
man was d:fmounted, and the mule ran through .a
deep pond, and got out on the other fide. The rider,
being irritated, caught the mule, and brought is
again into the clofe, where he mounted a fecood
time, when the animal galloped full fpeed into the
pond, where the young man was drowned. The
mule got cut. '
The TiCket No. 14,317. drawn on Tnefday left a, .
Prize of pool. was fold in t 6 fifteenths by J. Baas
COMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery Offices, Nos
1, Holborn, No. 37, Cornhill, and No. 38, Hay-
market ; likewife No. 24,305, the firli and only
20,0301. ever flared, drawn on Thurfday the 23d
of April, was fold in one half, one quarter, one
eighth, an two fixteeuths; where Tickets and Shares
ate now felling, warranted undrawn, the fourth day ;
and the fifth day of drawing will be'on Saturday
next, when the fita drawn Tickets is entitled to
to,oool.
It was not .unaptl: obferved.yeflerday on the fub.
jest of temptations, that en irrefifkible one to induce
adventure occurred at the prrfent moment—namely,
a Lottery Scheme jolt on the Ode bf. drawing, yet
containing four Prizes of t0,0001.-fonr of soooli tc
of wool. tec. flee. and with the powerful attraaioh— •
alto of so,oool. to the firft drawn.number to-motiow
!morning. •
Twenty one Capital Prizes, fropv to,oool to soot. .
are yet in the Wheel, bellies the Prizes of tool. and
pl. with the full proportion of 201. Prizes, and no -
1-pdvance in the price of Tickets and Shares. Thp •
next day of drawing will be Saturday, when the
gen drawn Ticket•will receive to,oool. The Lat..teri
will Sall next week.
Fourth Day of Drawing, No. 9949, the Fir.k.,
drawn Ticket, entitled to so,oool. was the
Ricuaansost;Goonsucz, and Co. on the tft alai'
month tit is very remarkable that this Ticket-wire
' wrote for from Southampton, and procured from the
Bank by :Iticbar,dfon, Goodluck, and Co. who cos..
tinue felling Tickets and Shares, warranted U.
drawn, at their Offices, corner of Bank Buildings,
, Curnhill, and facing the Gate of the King% Mews,
Chaise crofs•