Star.
London, England, 1812-10-01 00:00:00

SPORTING lIVIELLIGENCL

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETINO
wEDN ODA Ifs sIIFTXMISER 50.
Fifty Guineas' 4-yr olds carrying 7st. 41b. 5-yr olds list. 51b. 6-yr
olds list. 11lbs. and aged gst. BC. t
I.d G. H. Cavendish's br. h. Florival. 6-yrs old . 1
Sir C. Sunbury's h. c. Rival, 4-yrt old . • $
Mr. Payne's r. c. Mountebauk, 4-yrs old • . de
Duke of Rudand's Grimalkin, 4-yrs old . . 4r
7 to 4 on Rival
Sweepstakes of 100ga. each, R. M. ist. 41b. itch.
Duke of Grafton 's Woeful . - . . I
Mr. Craven's Tooley • - • -. 2
M'r. Payne's Mountebank • ~ . . 0
II to Bon Woeful—l to 4 apt Tooley. .
One-third of a Subscription of 25p. each, for 3-yr o:t1 colts, M. .
!db. and blies, Bst. 61b. D. I.
Bona hie the property of Subscribers.
nat. of Grafron's b. f. lope Joao - • . 1
Mr. Andrew's ch. 1. Calyba . - $
Mr. Wilton's ch. f. Lady Sophia
Ld Lowther's br. c Rosiname . - • 4
IA G. H. Cavendish's bl. f sister to Black Diamond a de
6t05 Gn Pope Joan-2 to I apt l.ady Sophia.
Mr. Craven's Tuohy, beat Mr. '1 hornbill's Aquarius, Bst. 71k.
each. T. I'. C. LOOp. b. ft.-5 to lon Tooley.

A Gentleman arrived at Liverpool, who left Bout.
deauz on the 15th instant, is stated to hue corn.
municated the following infcmaticn respecting the'
progress made by the French in recruiting Ma.n.
stores Army 5...." MASSENA had passed through,
Bourdeaus, attended by a powerful escort; ar.sl, its
tte wliole, upwards of 40.000 recruits had Liken the
direction of the three defiles of the Pyrennees. It .
was computed, that when these troops should arrive,
the late army of Kimmins'r would constitute a force
Of 60,0C1D men. In order that, during the absence
of the French Emperor, the competent power should
be in activity to give full effect to the operations its '
the North of Spirit), MAMMA had been intrusted
with a•Carte Blanche by the Senate, to direct thg
m.,vements of the Army under his order!, without
any reference whatever to other auttiority.4
Two more French officers, stationed in Dumfries,
have violated their parole of honour.
Two French prisoners, one of whom broke his pa.
role from Dartniber, were conducted by tome guide
to Paington (the north part of Torbay) where they
stole a boat, and were proceeding towards France,
but were intercepted at sea by one of our frigates,
who sent them ashore, to be marched back to prison,
a lucky event for them, as a contrary southerly wind,
and bad weather came on shortly after, which, no
doubt, would have proved fatal to them.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at Ilso
East-India House, when Capt. M. boots was swors -
into the command of a new ship building at Graves.
end, consigned to Bombay and China. _
Yesterday morning several female convicts were
removed from Newgate on board a vessel lying off
Blackfriar's-bridge; for the purpose of being convey-
ed on board a transport at Portsmouth, for Botany
Bay. -

Ft ee..--On Sunday morning, at seven o'clock, Low
Mills, near Liverpool, the property 'of Mr. H. Bat..
tershy, were discovered to be on fire. Ft r a sbott
time the flames raged with the greatest fury, without
Any prospect of extinguishing them, till the entire
premises should be consumed, when happilf the ar-
rival of the engines, with the prompt exertions of a
great number of friends, succeeded iu preserving the
cotton factot y. without much damage. -
• Mr. R. Buz ten, son of Mr. R. Butsita„ of New. •
castle, was unfortunately kilk-.1 on friday last in the
dock-yard, while standing nett- a ship building by
i him, and from which a plank fell, and deprived hew
of life instantly. To add to the'horror of the raAb.
mitt', it happened in the presence of his father.
A melancholy accident happened on ' fonday
' morning, the 7th instant, to the son of Mr..' • Bit.-
Ltucnros, a well-known • much •

Mon&
.JosiN
- and ... respectrd mainer
of blood horses, of Sidebnttim Stables, on the forest
of DA inlefe. Itoluta BILLINGTON, net) About Itt
years, was try;ng Mr. SilAw'i b. f. by Sir
aaginst three others, when the filly rinforton.ttely hit
as she was on full speed, And her ri&r was sa much -
injured that ht died on the following day.
' Last week, at Ayr, a young girl, a payer, totally
blind, with - of

Colour of the Foot Guards they came in eloped a gallant
is troth blindand kw/ -die tank, who
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hunt of the. windows where the Royal Family were
seam* the Queen and the Princeu Charlotte re- Thursday a Mrs. M'Derrant, from Betftst„was
peatedly expressed their delight at the scans by mo- Iztrlught before the Sitting Magistrate of
tinning with their fans. land convicted of issuing base money, She ss-is ad-
At half-past elaveu, the procession moved through judged to be imprisoned in Bricievrall for sax nristelis,
the great gate to .the Chapel, aad the Royal Lowly and battikitod the city.
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