Star.
London, England, 1805-06-28 00:00:00

NEWCASTLE RACES, MONDAY, JUNE *4.

Sweepftakes of togs. for four-year old Colts. 81t. 41b. Fillies See
Two Miles. ( Ten Subfcribers.)
Sir H. WRllantfon's b. e. Firelock, by llcuingbrough - a
Sir W. Gerard's b. e.Voung Chariot . - 2.
Mr. N. B. Hodgfores gr. E Prifciila - ' 3
. . . _. ...

Sir T. Gafeoigrie's b. e. by Sir Petcr
Mr. Riddell's b. e by ilenningbrough
Mr. Garforth's gr. f. Helen •

Sweepftakes of toga. each, with 231. added for 3-year old Fees.
Hit.--One Mile. (Six Subferibers.)
Sir T. Gakoigne's bay, by Precipitate, not of Goldenlocks a
Lord Motitgometie's bay, by Scranton, out of Cock feeder's dam/2
The above was two well.conteßcd btats, and run in a very
wort (pace of time.
Coemmo.—Tbe long main of Cocks between Charles Brand-
Efq. (Smiley feeder) and H. F. Meillk. Efq. (Small feeder)
moulting of 39 main battles, and to byes' for acgs. a battle, and
a cogs. the m in. Setters, Probin for Mr. trtndlin a. and G.
Salley, for Me. Melliib. After Monday's fitiht, Mr. !handling
was five a-head. _ _

PONE/ RACII.. match for sogs. was rim upon
St. Bees Moor, on Thurfday WI, ONE Alma mil:
heat !—The winning horfe ran the 9th mile in three
minutes and a hay; and his competitor, (a mare) tho'
apparently the tironger animal, was knocked up at
the end of the )3th.—A great number of people
were prefent to witners this crud Mort; but the feel-
ings of fuch of our Readers, as .s;cre not prfent, will
be the lefs difturbed, when they are informed, that
it continued more than two hours ; and, ilk: the pe-
culiar Englilh monofyliable, grew Aorter by being
lengthened I

Yellerday a Court of Common Council was held at
Guildhall, at which the LORD MAYOR prefided. A
report from the Committee of Controul over the Coal
and Corn Meters, relative to coals being brought to
the metropolis by the Grand junction Canal, was
prefented, read, and agreed to, and a deputation
appointed to wait upon the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
c trrosna therion.—The Committee of City Lands
delivered in t report relative to the levelling the
Mount at Whitechapel, which was read, agreed to,
and referred back for execution.—A letter from the
Commiflioners of Income Tar, relative to the income
of the late Lord Mayor, was read, and referred to the
Committee for General Purpofes to confider and re-
port. The thanks of the Court were unanimoutly
voted to Captain Marrt. &No and Lieutenant Yso, of
la L•lrgt frigate, and the Lord Mayor was requeil-
ed to tranfmit the fame.—Thanks were then voted to
the Lard Mayor's Chaplain, for his Sermon preached
at St. Paul's on the tirft Sunday in Trinity Term.
Recoanva's REPORT.—Yelterday the R
reported to his MAJESTY the following COW
fentence of death in Newgate, viz.
John Troy, for forzory ; John Davis and Thomas
a burglary in the dwdling-houfe of Saraa Curtis,
Besting goods, money, and Bauk n•.tes, to the value
td.; Ann Percy, alias Cureton, for itealing gond, % _
Penelope Drummond, in her dwelling houfe; and Jofeph
Liam Aldrich, for Beating goods in the dwelling bode of

Dennis. Efq. value 534 is his property:
When John My, a youth of 19 years of age,
execution on Weduefday next. The others were
Kiss's pleafure refpcdtiug tAcm bags known.

he Re c liven I.
couv ids under
mat Garland, for
rtls, widow, and
value of 451. 171.
ands valve 61 of , 1
and Joreph
WD-
houl of Marks
, was orderalfor
refpited suit :As
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