Star.
London, England, 1804-10-03 00:00:00

, Rona rAstur.

. Wsystoovit. Oct'. 1..--Lall night his MAIIISTT
b,
itirpe44d the troops ow the, arade, after which be
Continued walking on the F, ade till (even o'clock,
tz
when he, returned to the e, where the Royal
Family' had a feted party, the ucen's Band playing
moll of the evening. The weather with us teems
breaking, and the company are leaving us daily :,
plenty of rooms are already to be had. His May is•
Tv, honever, is nOt:expeaed to leave us till the end'
of the month, except for three or four days, to situ
the feat of dsoioa Ross. Efq. at Lyndhurfl.
_ This Morning his MarlisTT was on horfeback at
(even o'cltek. He took a ride on the Dorchefter
Road, round the camp, and returned to the Sands.
About eleven o'clock he went on, board the Royal
Soveivign, accompanied by the Princeires AUGUSTA,
Maly, A SISLIA, and Soviets. of Glouceftcr, and a
numerous fuite.

Her MAJESTY and the Princelier SOPHIA and ELI•
ZAZILTM took an airing thruugh Upway in their fo-
ciahles.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAM!woot is
gone for three or four days to Mr. BROWteb, of II amp.
tots. on a looting party.

DUBLIN, SEPT. 27.

Tuefday an adjournment of the Qitarter Sefflons
for the city of Dublin was held before the RICORD sm.
at the Seffinns-houfe, Green-11feet, when the princi-
pal bufinefstranfaded was the liberation of confined
Debtors, under the Infolvency
From a Corretpnndent at Kells, we learn, that the
paragraph which appeared in the papers, refpeifting
the murder of Mr. Wilkinfon, on his return from
the fair of Navan, was nor ftrialy corral. It ap•
pears that Richard Wilkinfon was purpofely way-
hid and Murdered, and that his companion Harvey,
who rode behind him, was wounded in the break
and is fill in a dangerous fituation. Not the fmilleft
article was taken from either of them. The letter
we have received contains tome particulars, which
we do not deem proper to lay before the public.
One of the t fenders who lately efcaped from the
Provoft, has been apprehended near Naas.

Mrs. Duos, the widow of the late Bithop of
Dowse and CONNOR, has taken a houfe at Richmond,
for the remainder of the feafon.

Lail week, an apple was pulled in a garden on
Tiviot fide, in the neighbourhnOd t.f Jedburgh, which
weighed fully fifteen ounce', and meafured fourteen
inches by thirteen. There are many in the garden,
on different trees,-nearly of the Came fize.

The Surrey Seffions began yellerday at Kingßon
upon Thames, T. Evaris,}..fq. Recorder, in the Chair,
attended by a full and refpotrable Bench of Magif-
traces. It being the County Day, the Grand Jury
were firs (worn in and the prerentments of the High
Conftables, &c. taken and recorded. The Treafoter
of the County, the Clerks of the General and Subdi-
vifinn Meetings of the Lieutenancy and other Public
Offices, of the County, prefented their accounts,
which, with the Lord Lieutenant's Letter, enclofing
one from the Secretary of Stare, on toe fubjea of put-
ting in elecution the General Defence Atl, and the
Cenral returns from the Comm:tiding Officers of the
men now (crying in the Militia and Army of Referee,
for the County, were reit, red to an open Committee
of thiMagiarates, and Deputy Lieutenants, to con.
fide, and report at the adjournment. The painters
were tried this day.
On Saturday a caufe Came on to be heard at
Union Hall, with rape& to the legality of oil chops
American (prime beer, as well as Dantzie.
It was urged that the praftice was detrimental to
the revenue and lieenied victuallers, as diminifhing
the confumption of the malt beverage, which pays
a heavy duty. The Magißrates conviaed the De-
fendants in the penalty of sot but an appeal was
made to the (42aner Seffions.
OR the 19 h ult an important caufe was tried be-
fore the Sheriff Depute of Renfrew, and a Special
Jury of Landholders of the county, by Archibald
Spiers, of Elderflie, Efq. againfk the LnrdP royal,
Magiftratcs, and Council of Glafgow, the Parliamen-
tary Trullees on the river Clyde. Mr. Spiers com-
plained, that by ttacking boats on the fide of the ri-
ver, his grounds had been injured, the beauty of
his parks, walks, and policy fpoiled, and he claimed
damages to the amount of of ten thoufand pounds.
The Magiltrates maintained that the Clyde was a
public river, not a private (hem : that they had a
right to make the tracks alluded to, for the public
benefit, and that Mr. Spiers had net filtered the da
mage lie complained of ; but on the contrary, he bad
received an additional quantity of land fr om the ope-
rations on the river.
After the examination of witneffes was concluded,
the Sheriff Depute rammed op the evidence in'a can-
did and impartial manner. The Jury returned a
verdk'i, finding, by a plurality of voices, the Truckee
liable to Mr. Spiers, and his heirs, in the fum of one
hundred and fifty pounds per annum, during the time
that tracking vellels by bodes upon the river Clyde,
by means a path along his lands, (hall be continu-
ed by the Truflees ; betides expences.
Yefletday, at Marlborettgliilreet Office, Thomas
Beale, the keeper of the toll bar leading from Ham-
merfmith to Fulham Bridge, was brought up by war-
rant, to atifwer to a complaint of abilfe and an affault
exhibited againfi him by a Lieutenant Colonel of the
Guards. The Colonel was taking a ride round the
environsof Hammetfmith,acc ompaniedhy his Lady,
on horfeback, and by chance they paired through
a bar occupied by the Defendant, and iii sifible until it
be paired. The Colonel was accafted by the Defendant,
who very properly demanded his toll; but nn the re-
mark of the Colonel, that he knew nothing of the har,
and that he would return, the Defendant hec ante aho-
five, arid feized the horfe's bridle, denying him aceek
back, until he thould pay die demand. 'the Act ILttes,
tbAt a man (hall ride a certain diflance 011 O.- road
for which I.e pays toll, before he be liable, whii h was
not the piefent cafe, the bar being within; few yards
of the entrance. The Magifiratc clearly perceived
the a frauh, and recommended the Defendant to keep
the har thu: in future, whereby he would obviate a
cafe like the relent, and be enabled legally to obtain
his dem Ind. The Defendant was ordered to find
bail, which was, however, difpenfed with at the infli-
, gation of the profecutor,on a proper acknowledgment
of the offence.

tPORTINO tNTELLIGENCIL ;

xesimeittcr, ittitikrOCTOUgit MEETING.
217EIDAY, OCTOBER 2.
(Third and larE year) one third 'of a fibfcription
of asgs. each, with sol. added by the jockey Club,
for 4 yr olds, carrying IN. 71b. fillies Ilit.4lb. D. I.
D. of Graf:on's b. r. Panful •
Sir P. Sundial br. e. brattier to stamroid -
Col. LOW, gr. f Nitre •
- -
I.d. Grofroor's b. c. Baroo Ball. • - •
Two to t on Porafnl.
Gen. Sparrow's c. Fathom, by Trumpator' 'out of
Young Noifette, 2 yrs. old, fill. 311). beat Ld. Foley's
Blemished Bdy, 4 yrs'. old, VI. Two yr. Old C.
cogs.—rsto tot on Fathom.

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WEDNESDAY.-DONCASTER STAKES.
The IA year of the renewed Doncalter Stakes of
togs. each, with togs added by the Corporation.
Four mass.

Mr. Garforth's gr. in. Marcia, aged -
Lord Fltrwilliam's b. f. sally. 4 yrs old -
Sir W. C. card's br. c. by Chariot, 3 yrs old - -
The Town Handicap Plate of sogs. for borfes of all
age. Heats Two Miles each.
.a
Mr Sitwell's Pipylla, 5 yrs old, 911 - - 1 1 i
Sir T. Gatenigne sb. m.Thenghanla, 4 yrs old, Sit 4 z 2
Mr. Welharnes br. e. by Ab. Th. 4 yrs old, ya 91b 3 4 3
Lord Scarborough's b. E korebud, 4 Mold, 7B 41b 2 3 4
THO3.3l3AY.—Sweepliakes of aogs. each, with cogs.
added by the Corporation.
Mr. Linton's bay, by Shuttle, dam by Walnut -
Mr. Garfortb's grey, Helen, by Dclpini . -
Id Grehenor's eliefnut, by John Bull -
Dolma Hamilton's br. hay, by Wa nut .
Ld Fltswilliarn's bay, Maiden, by Sir Peer

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Sweepftakes of togs. fnr Hunters, to be rode by
Gentlemen.
Sir M. M. Sykes's d g. Sir Patina:, by Sir Peter . t
Mr ilarlow's R. g. Middktkorpe. by Jupiter • -
Hon. Wm. Lumley's b. g. Referee - - - 3
One Hundred Pound Plate for 3 and 4 yr olds.
--old -

Mr. Ws Mrs E fitter to Brough, 3 yrs
I.d br. c. Ducat, 4 yrs old

4 1 1
4 $ S

Ld Grey's SIT OURT, 4 1 3 3
Ld Straamore's roan c. Pettuehlo, 3 yrs old - 6 6 4
Sir T. Galeolgoes b. e. by Slr Peter, 3 yrs old 5 2 3
Mr. Nok ton's tid, 3 yrs old - - 34 dr
Mr. C. Norton's 2id, by Star, SR. 31b. agft Mr.
Thompfon's b. e. Newcafkle, by Waxy, 7a. 71b. two
miles, 3oogs. each, h. ft.—Q2id paid wogs. com-
promife.
Lord Strathmore and Mr. Mcllitb are appointed
Stewards for the enfuing year.

WALSALL RACES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26.
The Corporation and Gentlemen's Subfeription
Plate of Sol.
Mr. Pigott's c. c. by Woodpecker, 4 yrs old - 3 I T
Mr. Lord's c. f. Danceaway, 3 yrs old - . 2 3 2
,Mr. Recces b. m. Dm helm, 4 yrs old - - aa dr
High odds on Mr. Pigntt's e. e.—a good race.
Same day, a Stakes of sogs.
Mr. Lord's c. f leanceavray..3 yrs old - - a
Mr. Tioker's bL f. Rival, 4 yrs old . - . - a
Danceaway the favourite.
THVlSDAY.—Subfcription Purfe of Sol. free for all

ages.
Mr. Lord's b. f. Coekfpinner, 4 yrs old • - I s
T. 1.. Brooke's Moytton• s yrs old
J. C. Wbatcky's b. b. Prior, 3 yrs oW, fell - - dif.
Moydon the favourite—won eafy.

NORTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26.

The Gentlemen's Purfe of 501. Mile and a Half

Heats:

General Grofvenor's b. f. Two Shoes, Bft 71b I I

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Mr. Abbey's bl. f. Virgin, lift 11b - '' 3 2
Mr. Locklcy's br. E Parapluie, Ild 31b - • 4 3
Mr Moriand's b. f. Sylph, NR - - - 2 dr
A Subfcription of Three Guineas for Hunters.
The heft of Three Heats.

Mr. Wilron's eh. g. Chance, syn old, colt 7lb -
Mr. Drake's b. g. Fearnought, syn old, roll 7lb 3 $
Mr. T. Inchley's r. g. by Icelander, aged, tt ft - s 3
Mr. J. Benfoo ib. h. Gleaner, 6yn old, loft r ilb - 5 4
Mr. G. S. Benton 'a b. h. Mr. Merryroan,6 yrs old, loft ttlb 4 S

Rrrici Wori.—ln the north of Devon the following
remarkable occurrence lately took place—a Lady was
baptized in the morning at nine, earrfirated at ten, and
married at eleven o'clock, as the fame day.
Another lady is flintily to ride over Epfom Courfe
for a confiderable fern againit a jockey of much no-
toriety.
Mr. King, the Gentleman lately mentioned as
about to undertake a journey of 40 miles in twelve
hours, arrived in town on Friday evening at five
o'clock. He flopped twice on the road, twenty.five
minutes each time, and performed the journey in
eleven hours He did not appear to be in the haft
fatigued.
On Wednefday lan, Col. Lord Erma RD SnMIRSLT,
of the 4th Dragoons, and Capt. MUNRO, of the North
Hants Militia, Itarted to run one hundred yards, at
Eall Bourn, for a bet of fifty guineas, which was
won by Lord EDWARD. The above Gentlemen, we
underhand, are matched to run ten miles for one
hundred guineas.
Monday fe'nnight a Foot Race, cf four miles and
three quarters, for zoo guineas, was run for at Lan.
trident, Glamorganfhire, by a native of that place,
and a young man brought from England for the
purpofc; which was won with cafe by the latter, who
went over the ground, although very mu/Jr and un-
even, in about z 6 minutes. ',three to two in favour
of the LantrilTent man, who was backed with confi•
(knee, never having been beat before.
Several accidents occurred at Dancafler races. On
running for the St. Leger Stakes, on Tiro:lay fe'n-
night, Mr. GAREORT VOLt, rode 1,1 Sr rN C ER, and
Sir M. SvK F s's Sir Bertrand, rode by CH I F.?. y, both
fell : Sr kW( IR was much hurt, and Ctfurtirr (lightly.
Some other Fowles fell, and, with their riders, were
injured. Mr. Sriart, of Baln, near Donce.l.!:, was
thrown from his boric on Wichicfclay, and lingered
till Thurfday afternoon, having heen totally infenfi-
ble from the time of the accident ; oval on Thui Way
Cass, wit l rode Mr. Br err, vom's 6::y, tell, and was
rolled on by the horle, by which his ribs were broken,
and he was OtherlA'lle giVerd ed.
On Sunday fe'nnight four deferurs effened their
efcape from the place of their confinement in Cain:-
yard, Cheller, by forcing tome bricks from the wall,
and letting themfclves down by a rope of flraw,
twilled to an aftonilhing thicknefs, into the cattle
ditch. Their defceut alarming the fenrinel en do:7
there, he fired on them, but uithout effcet : it 11,:ss-
ever prevented the remainder from ge,:ing awry, a•
the whole of the guard immediately turned nut, and
fecnred thole who were left. Previoor to this ,acne,
the fentinels had only one ball cartridge del,scted
to them—they now have twelve.