Star.
London, England, 1805-09-17 00:00:00

SPURT/AG INTELLIGENCE.

131.DTORD RACES—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. it.
1 The Woburn Stakes of logs. each, with zogs. added
1, for all ages. Two mile heats. Nine Subfcribers.
Mr. Howorth's Whratear. 5 yrs old - I I
Ills R. H. the Prince of Wales's brother t 3 Vivaldi $ a
Mr. Hadley's b. ,1. Steady, 5 yrs old 3 dr
go). for 3yr olds. Heats once round the Cattle.
I.eed Sackville's b. e. espies . . I
Mr. }Haworth's ch. 1. by John Bllli • dr
THURSDAY --Tour-mile heats.
Lord Sart% ille's h. c Capi is, 3 yrs old 3 t I
• His R. li the Prince of Wales's brother to Vivaldi t 3 s
/ Mr. Howorth's Whcatcar, s yrs old • a adr
Mr. }lecher's b. g. Harebell, c yrs old • 3 dr
AIL Ersiden's Letitia, 4 yrs old - 4 dr

PONTErRACT RACES, THURSDAY, SEPT. IL
Sweepftitkes of zogt each for 2-yr old colts, BR. and
fillies 711 12lb. The la( naile—.(6 Subfctibers.)
Sir H. T. Vane's bay filly, by Patriot, not of Hyperion's dam I
lord fitzwilliant's hay filly, fitter to Sir Solomon • i
Mr Wilkivfok's gr. c. Young Seli-ii, by Sans • 3
Mr Button's ch c. Percy, by Stamford • 4
Six to 4 on Young Sclim—z to t agft Sir H. T. Yane's filly-
3to a agit the S Rat to Sir Solomon••and 5 tot nett Percy. A
very fine rice. and won by only half a htail. Run in one minute
and 43 fc44rid.i.
The pi. for 3yr olds and upwards. Four mile
heats.
,Mr J. W. Wardell', ch. hark Stretch, by Stride, 3 yrs titl
Sit slb - - 5 it I
Sir I'. Garcoynes ch. filly by Precipitate, 3 yrs old, 6R
41b - - I 1. 1
Lord Darlington's br. h. by Ormond, 5 yrs obi, Eft 51b 3 3 4
Mr Lonfilale's ch. c. by I'ipator, dam by Paymaiter, 3
yrs old, 6tt 'lb - 4 4 3
Mr R. L. Saville's eh. colt, by Stride, 3 yrs old, 6ft s 1 5
Even betting on Stretch—after the firft heat 6 to 4 nit him—
after the fecund beat atoa be won. Won ray.

LINCOLN MEETING, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. rt.
The King's Plate ~f wogs for + or 5 yr old mares.
Two mile hers.
Mr Smith's brown liebe. by Overton, 4 yrs old, 7lt Slb I I
Mr Either's b f. Two Shoes, 4 yrs old, 7R ti lb 2 2
Mr Wetherill's bay Haughty, 4 yrs old. 711 Itlb 3 dr
Sweep!lakes of togs each for hunters—Two mile
heats (fifteen Subic, ibers.)
Colonel King's gr. h. Htfle.by 11.!pH, 1 za •
Mr R. Wardc's b. h. by Achilles, dam by Match'em,
tatt • - 4 1 2
Al r Harnew's b. g. Little Chance, 5 yrs old, szft s 'lb 3 3dr
Mr J. Mainwaring's br. b. Hodge, IA 2 4 dr

I $ I

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THURSDAY.
The Fifty Pounds for all ages. Two mile beau.
Mr White's bay colt froth, by Tottaidge, 3 yrs old,
6ft 61b - _ ' a s 1
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Mr Huttes ro. e. Dioeenvc, , yrs old. 61t 61b 2 I 2
General Grofvenor's bay colt Skirmither, 3 yrs old, ddt
3lb

3 _3 3

The Welter Stakes of togs each, for bodes, dm
Two mile heats. (9 Subferibere,)
Sir M. Maßaman Sykes's b. m. by Fegaius, out of Mag•
nolia tuft trib - I I
Colo.( King's gr. b. Mee. !zit - • 3 2
General GI-titre:toes It g. Glider, I ift tilb • 2 3
Mr Monfon's b. b. Leonidas, Lift - 4 4
FOOT RACE.
Jonathan Pollitt, alias Marfland, is matehed to run agalictt
John Worthington, of Hickley, Leioellserfhire, at Doncalter, on
Saturday, Wore the Meeting, four miles, 200gS each, p. p.
Fa IDA t—Seventy guineas for all ages-2 mile heats.
Mr Andrews, h c. Fathom, 3 yrs old . I I
Mr White's br. c. Truth, 3 yrs old . • 1 2
Mr Sitwell's b. f. Goofecap. 3 yrs old - 3 3
The Gold Cup, a Sobicription of ggs each, for
Maiden Horfes of all ages, 2 mile heats.
( to Subfcribers )
Mr. Bayly's b. f. Mifs Fanny Fancy, 5 yrs old
Mr Monfon's ch. m. Coquet, aged
Mr Grail's ch e. Felix, 3 yrs old - a 3
Mr Ctinplin'.ch ti. by Spartacus. 5 yrs old - 4 4
Lord F. G. Ofborne's Elizabeth, Sit nib. set General Grof.
trenor's Glider, 7ft 3113—both 5 yrs old—Two miles, sogs h. ft.
The latter walked over.

Friday the Ezeter coach was overturned on Char-
Mouth•hill, when a young woman, lady's-maid in
the family of Mr. James BULLER, was killed on
the fpot.
On Friday fe'nnight there was a violent thunder
ftqrm at Kelfo, accompanied by heavy fhowers of
vain. The form was fingillarly awful. The lightning
hung fcr fume feconds like a ball of fire over the
town, and went oif with a dreadful explofiun, which
made the bottles (hake. ge are happy to hear that
not the fmallett accident happena. The vivid !lathes
of :be lightning affeaed the eyefight of fome people
who were in the tired at the time to fuch a degree,
that they were alinof blind for fume minutes after.
A thunder form, equally dreadful was at the fame
time experieaced i* different parts of the North of
England.
Monday fe'nnight, a perfon was brought before
the Court of Police,'Edinburgh, charged, in, with
beating and maltreating his wife, fo that her life was
for fume time defpaired of—ad, with affaulting the
perfons belonging to the Police, and others employ-
ed to apprehend him; as alfo, attempting to break
through the roof of the watch•houfe. For the lint
offence, the Judge fined him to the full extent autho-
rirti by the aft, and ordered him to jail till he should
find caution to keep the peace ; and for the fecond
cfflnce, tined him in tol.with cons. The Judge fated,
that had it not been from regard to the wife and chil-
dren of the defender, whole fubfillence in fame mea-
lute depended upon his indufry, he would have pu-
nithed him by commitment to Bridewell for both
offences.
BOW-S tit ETT.—In confequence of the Coroner's
Jury having, nn Saturday evening, returned a ver-
Jiet againit William Mofs, for the wilful murder of
Benjamin Aris, MA's and Elizabeth Rhimes were
brought to the above Office yelterday morning, and
were reexamined before Mr. GRAHAM and Mr. Kix-

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Tl,e C.,roner's warrant was produced. and it be-
ing only againit Mofs, RhimeN was difcharged, and
ac!tritted an evidence for the Crown. The whole of
- the evidence was then gone through again in a very
pat icular manner.
The trial will take place on Friday at the Old
prifor.er wore a (mock frock, which was
taken from him, and Croker produced it yellerday,
and pointed out feveral marks of blood upon it.—
zaheth Rhimes was ordered to find fureties for her
appearance to give evidence.
The Office was extremely crowded, as was the
fireer, during her examination. The prifuner col-
icaed a cordideraole fun of money again, by Rim-
ing hirnielf at the Drown Boar.