Star.
London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, and.
THURSDAY, OC Y. 3.
The King's Plate of loops for 4 yr olds catrylnt
;oft 4.1 b ; y yr olds rat 6lb ; 6 yr olds raft; lid
aged tart 21h. R. C.
Mr D. Radclifes br. c Barbara/k, 4 Trs old - l
Mr Andrews a b. c. Fathom. 4 yn old . I
Major Mimes b. c. by Moorcoek, out of Matron, 4yn old 3
Duke of Grafton'a b. f. Dodoes. 4 Y" old - dr

5 to t oo aarbarolli. --
The Town Plate of 501. in, 3 yr old cults Brl 71b ;
and allies 8(1 31b. P. L
z
Mr Gouldbourne'• b. f. Eprom Lab .
Mr C. Browsle ob. f. lifter to Orlando - 1
Mr Wedmore, b. e. by Groufe . 3
Mr Medall's b. e. Smuggler . dr

Even...getting en Fpforn Lafs.
Mr R. Boyee's Cardinal Beaufort. 811 toib assinft Lord Foley'.
I.ittle Peter, 811—B. C. coop h. ft...--( Dead beat)-7 to 4 a stt
Cardinal Beaufort.
Mr Forth's Hippomenes, Eft pfb beat Slr C. Bunbury's Lydia, 91t
--Aust.. the Flat, toogs 11. ft.—. to 4 a; ft Hip”omatea
Lord Foley's Blowlog. Ell lib. beat Mr Watfon's Vagabond,Bft
31b--Ab M. tozp h. ft.-7 to 4 apt Blowing
Mr Blanehlord's Currycomb, SR 31h rec. ft. Lion Lord Foley's
Blooing, Mt—Two-yr old C. soup b ft.
Mr Wilfoces Sally, 6A gib rec. soap from Mr Melnik's jerboa,'
811 71b—Two.yr old C. loop.
Dabc of Grafton's Panful, SR elb roe. cogs from Mr Mclnnis
Czar Peter. 8R —TLC soots It• ft.
Gen. Gower's Swinley, 7ft tab tee. from Mr Mellifh's Surely.
Eft 711a-0 I. tongs.
Sir j Shelley's Sir Launeelot. Bft Mb rec. from General Gower's
Sprite, yR tolb—.Aertifs the Flat. loop.
Sir j Shefley's Sir Launcelut, 8R pib rec. -p from Mr Blanch.
ford's Curryeeenb, yft inh—Firft 3 M R. C. loop.
Lonl Sockville's b e by Buszard, out of Onlsn's dam, roe ft. from
Mr Flwes's ch c by Buseard, out of Tosterella, aft ttb each—
Aced' the Flay Loop b. ft.

THE PRINCE AND His TOUR.

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The events of the concluding days at Doncaßer
affording no variety, I have not troubled you with
any details. Their Royal Highs:mires honoured Lord
FirzwiLciart every day with their company at
dinner, and went to two bat's.

The !aft day his Royal pisbnefs was cheered in
the moll affeCtionate mannef. He went on Friday
to Blythe, the old *sandlots of the hirws vs
Before dinner he looked at the Rod. The ftoyal
Brothers fat down to dinner at (even. Amongft the
company was obferved LordsDaar.tacrost, Sr
roes, BARILTMORIS, &c. &C. His Royal Highnefs
retired early, and nest day paid a vifit to the Duke
of Li ens. He rode on horfebaek, that he might be
the better able to übferve the beauties and indultry
of this part of the country. His Royal Highnefs
was received by their Graces at the door of Kruveton,
the ancient magnificence of which was particula►ly
noticed; the ball room, library and dining.rooms here,
are finely proportioned. and of great dimenfions.—
There was a moR fplendid collation prepared, of
which his Royal Highnefs, with his wontedaffability
and condefcenfion, partook. His Royal Highnefs,
after viewing the different forrounding beauties, took
leave of her Grace, expreffing his thanks for the at-
tention fne bad (hewn him. The Duke turned his
hounds out for his Royal HighnefOr amufement The
party returned by way of Lord YARBOROUGH'S. The
Duke of Lazo', Mr. HUDSON, &c. were added to the
company this day at dinner. His Royal Highnefs
retired early, and this morning took his leave, pro-
ceeding for the feat of his old triend, Mtcw•aa As•
OSLO TarLoa, Efq. Vaft crowds were affembled
in every part of the country through which be paired,
and on the arrival of his Royal Highnefs at Ledlton
Hall, an ancient feat of the HUNTINGDON'S, he was
received by the Volunteers, atfembled from a con-
fiderable dißauce, with prefented arms, and band
playing " God Cave the King." The fcenewas pe-
culiarly piaurefque ; the ground formed a complete
amphitheatre, perfertitly covered with people. His
Royal Highnefs, with his great goodnefs, flood for
louse time on the Reps, thereby gratifying the com-
pany with a view of his perfon. The company con.
betides their Royal Highneffes and fnite, of Lords
Dasuemorow and DONORS, the f-lon. Mr. and Mrs.
LUMLEY SAVILI, &C. &c.

Tiimass Ditue.r.wl.—Lan night Mr. POISSIIt
appeared for the &II time as Timothy `taint, in the
Comedy of the Solder': Daughter, (a little part in
which the late Mr. COL LI SS was particularly fucce(s
ful.) He played the charades. with much dry hu-
mour, and jullly obtained confiderable applaufe.
Esstsrom and MA Duncan, in 1r w& &arta and
the IGrJtw Chetrly, made a refpedable used on the
ground ferruelly occupied by BAIIIIIIITII and Mrs.
Joe U• M.
The only opportunity that can be offered to the
Public this year. of gaining inJependsnce, by pur-
chafing the under ment;oned Capital Prizes, in the
Lottery which commence. Draw,' z t j 1, this month,
viz.

Three of Toter ty Tho ufand Pounds,
Three of Ten Thoof..nd Pounds,
Three of Flee Thoufand Pounds.
The loweft Prise aol. and only 20,000 Tickets.
The Candidates for the above Grand Prises are al-
ready 11i numerous, and the quantity of Tickets fo
fmali, as to oblige us to caution all perGms who par.
pole purchafiog Tickets or Shares, to loft no time,
the Scheme being unatitally popular and losacticial
to adventurers.