Star.
London, England, 1813-10-06 00:00:00

SPORTING IN-FALL/GIZA/CZ

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER LarETINO,
TUCISAT OCTOM
(Third and last year.)—One-third of a Subscription et
for 4-yr-old colts. est. lOW and fillies, am tas.
Ede the property of Subsoil/era.
Lord Lowther's Sr. c. Aquarius
Major lh'ilson's LL f.
Two to one oh Aquarius.
Lord G. IL Cavendisb's Merrygoroond, est. 9lb. i
Lord Sackvilles Mulberry, 7st. 61b. D. M. 300 gs. h
The great Pedestrian Match of one humeired
righters successive hours, for 201) guineas, undertaken
by E. Rainer, is to be performed on Tenterden
Course, some day (not yet fixed) in the course
ensuing fortnight.
Thursday evening, after the close of
Races, as Foss and a friend were crossing
field Heath, in a single-horse chaise, they
tacked by three or four fellows, who robbed
itotespnd money to the amount of CI 70,their
&c. 'They then cut the harness from the horse,
bound the two persons together with part
made isff towards Retford.

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By copying from a Morning Par, we were
an unintentional error in the SpeTAR of Friday, in
stating that a Mr. R. of Beaconsfield, was the oliect
of an attack by another person, in a fracas which hap-
pened at that place-on Sunday senight. We are
authorised to state that the initial letter of the per-
son's name who was thus attacked is not R.
BREAD.--Yesterday afters oob the LORD MAYOR:
having inspected the reports of the quantities and
prices of wheat and flour sold during the preceding
week, ordered the price of bread to be continued at
Is. 3fd. the quartern-loaf.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER e.
There were no fresh arrivals of any Grain to this day's mar.
ket, when very little business was done, and the prices continuo
the same as on Monday. Towards the close of last market, and
when the Millers had concluded their sales of Flow to the &bon,
that article was reduced ss. per sack.
English.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 868.
988. per quarter
Ditto, buffo& , 801.945.
Ditto, Norfolk, 80.. ets.
Rye 465.
Barley 48s. 588. Flee SOL 645. I
Malt, 88$. 935. Town —s.
White Peas, old, 70a. t4s. new,
88s. Mts.
Orey, ditto, igs. 66,.
Small Dews, 635. 68e.
Tick Ditto, Us. 110 s.
Oats, Potatoe, 36e. 445. Oft
Dine, robed, ees. see. 004.
Oats, Feed, Itea. 365. Oits. •
Flour, Ns. U.. per Wk.

Foreign.
Wheat, American, --

per quarter.
Ditto, Dentate, 861. Ns.
Ditto, Battle Red, 765. 646
Ditto, Hunt•ro or
Bremen, 765. 645.
Ditto, Brabant Red 70s. Oft
Rye, 481. 1100-
We% 446. 465.
Oats, ilattek,
Oft, Peed. Ws. 665.
%ItoPees', IDs. SOL

Ofey Ditto; 545. eLs.
Smell Beano,
Flour, Armies, Ik 006
pet barrel.

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‘, iillic"—:49l/1011(0. lea, Villq
.IGATI/siItgTICES or pool! hr
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.... The Rlhelewere, %.antitalg ens i bate all get tatililtki
•iirluira4iog along, in well•bewen track •; •, • • ' t
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Too polite to pueb•f/stg, with good breeding they..fills' '
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Till the Town has
~ . a poor Auidor's fate. .• - . :
,By the traces . ' o.o'o coorlesne‘d or minitied, •
wrableahled
Lang beton tot . Hattie of Correction isinunitted. ' •
,7 •1;; Thiii.their chirp's ihei briihr, when he's deist and foigotteni
• - ' ••146 th 41134aatilbo tried all their culprits when Dicta.
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. r., a singalar cnstom—yet pgitch might be said
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''Pos•
C..:jier a code which anch spetd equality made., • •
' e• 1, ilince'tho' lawyers (their kneptrept44l tpcb). ,
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1,, ..440, n fee train ibe hand of a skeleton ;este% . •
' - gvXsitob• Mtuiunine in ceurt empty-handed all wood,
Tie di in wee merely 'twist bad cause and gored. .
10 nsrff although at the Bar, too aodacieus to budge,
kit, :Thep due ottantles grion'd in the face of their Judge.
1115• aim be rite evidence sumni'd up, he felt a ~• ..
Is *r° no more they'd be tried in the Deita. . .. :„.
tut etiewere (each Arbiter ilieganticeutii) ' ' u.

Ten oft'.see the same old offenders before 'ems
Thi►' cwrikietal of dullness, admonish'd to atop,
Alnd their wort/ ad unsold in their Publisher's shop,
Thu' astarlb on oar patience and tAefts of our time,
Not to name false &dams in prose and in rhyme,
And tko'fofz:ries manifest, add to their shame,
Still they go on to write, and call Scandal a Name !

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Persons who may be desirous of obtaining any for-
s'
*eular Numbers, in the Lottery to be Drawn on the
tad of November, should apply immediately to same
of the Offices, otherwise they may be disappointed,
is ontfourrh ot• the Tickets are already issued from the
Bank.
A silly talkative fellow, who had one evening, at
the Mitre, pestered Dr. Jonssoo with his senseless
. balable, suddenly exclaimed, I sometimes fear I
shall go mad!" S ro" replied the Doctor, " you
have no reason to fear that."
- A Country Gentleman attending a late trial at the
• (Cad Bailey, just as a clever young Barrister was cross-.
.exiunining a notorious swindler, " He's a sharft one,"
• .wild lie, pointing to. the lawyer-6, But," said his
ftiend, pointing to the witness, " he's a sharper !"
I,ast week information being given to the Magis-
trates of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, that the bellman had
been speaking disrespectfully of his Majesty", he was
ordered as a punishment, to conclude his calls with
'4,• GOD save the fing." The street orator, not satisi
;fled with this injunction, addeJ, by way of set-4;
t 4 and damn the informers." This was too great a
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brisich of public decorum to be plied with impu-
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. consequently his elaftjter has been silenced, and
• 'another ringer placed in lid office.
- A Card to Ladies of Fashion, and as Fashlonabk
• iforldat large.—The inimitable Lott: STairs, invented
. .and manufactured by MARSTON, 24 and 2S, Holy.
well-street, Strand, have occasioned considerable asto-
nishment in the circle of Fashion. The unique pro-
Verdes of the Invention, the superlative elegant
style in which they are executed, the matchless taste
and beauty of the article, have excited general atten-
tion.—. Ladies about to leave Town are requested to
- voiles espitifilirow laveationi highly worthy of their
nonce.
The monkey has been allowed by naturalists' to
possess the imitative faculty in a more eminent de-
. gree than'eny other brute animal ; but Capti.ia leer,
pf the brig Dolphin, of. Maryport, has a water spaniel,
which, in this particular, may rival Pug himself.—
When at sea, during the hot weather, last summer,.
*is animal having observed the seamen go with their
.vessels to the water cAsks.a.without Any training, it
took its tin in its mouthy. and went to the cask fur its
allowancei which it reostveda.and has ever since con-
tinued the practice. .
By the scientific knd judicious arrangement of J. M.
Httmouat, Esq. an attempt was made to raise the
• William Miles West-In.diaman, from the Lock of
Cumberland Bann, Bristol, in which she was bilged,
by means of an immense tank, capable of displacing
from 6to SOD-tons of water. The plan would'have
succeeded In the first attempt, but the ship was so
&eadfully crushed between the walls of Cumberland
Basin Lock, that her form was quite altered, and
some of her. planks started off, which caused so much
injury to the tank that it filled. All these difficulties
*ere, however, ultimately overcome, and she was on
Friday brought safely into the dock.
Friday se'nnight, a mine was discovered at the
• Perth depot. It was begun, as usual, from the ne-
itessary; but in a corner most remote from the sewer,
• which it was carried in a circuitous direction to meet.
Thomerture had been carefully covered up at every
intoival of working. While some of the prisoners
' were thus employed, others kept 'crowding, caf pre-
tence of amusing themselves, round the place, so as to
•intercept the view of it from the sentries. &person,
however, unknown to the prisoners, had been ap-
point& tai watch in a turret with a loop-hole, and he
-.observed a number of them successively bringing
Wickets of earth to the well, where they pumped water
upon their contents, till the earth and water flowed
away together by the sewer. Intimation of this cir-
cumstance being gimp, a search was made, and the
excavation discovered.' -
The bodies of Captain LAWRENCE an Lieutenant
Lunt.ow, of the American frigate Chesapeake, were
taken out of their graves on the night tr the 12th of
August, and conveyed on board the American brig
Ann, according to a request from the American Go-
vernment, to be interred in the United States.
Alan-to—At Edmonds, the Unity, Giklerda!e, from Peters-
. wilt. altt•Plyvnouth, Edward, Falkner, from Petershurgh. At
=2‘,loltheritre, Sollin and Andreae; Nelson, from Got-
Livertool, Uiverstone;PArker; John, Patterson;
. TreniUngren, Shemorth; Huffnung, Natzke • Winche%ter, Nor-
quay ; Castor •Winder ; Jane, Kendall; and Seaton, Scott, from
the Baltic; and Neva, Jackson, from Archangel. At Lancaster,.'
Pour Sisters, Covnor, from the Baltic. At Londonderry, Comet,
Jeffeisoo, from London. At Cork, Liberty, Bax, from London,
and Lavinia, Hutchiso', from Riga. .At Dublin, John, Thom-
son, from Riga, and Antaaso,--, from Stockholm. Off Shet-
land, Mary of L00d0n,..--, from ArchangsL At Newcastle,
St. Milsnio,l)odlsonoo, from Archangel; Ytlpio,. Smart, from
Pi:towbar:et ; and Einnaersou, Elliot,froneGottenburgb. At
Gthrskar, shark, Vans, and Cosa. Farmer, from St. Domingo;
fa the both of Astute, s tem from Portsmouth ; on the 26th of
August, the Porpoise goop of war; Echo, Cos; George, George;
Stunhkr, Godfrey; sad Ahrt, Mama, from London ; On the
ass of s with alba, the lalooss sloop of war, front
Ca k; A&D,dma, Ildapbdes,frearLiverpoot ; ea du sd of Set.
AnsimslaefswepoWltina iseutßenuigutb.

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