Star.
London, England, 1805-08-31 00:00:00

ROMNEY RACES.

' • Our Rain commenced on Tuefday laft, and the
town never was known to be fo full. By ten in the
Morning it was fo crowded with barouches, fociables,
gin tandems, ke. kc. that without the fpirited at-
tention of Mr. Coleman, who had eicited temporary
accommodations for the occafion, it would have been
Impoffible for the company to have remained.
For the Gold Cup, value loop. given by the Mayor
' and Corporation.
Mr. BueK k.. b. - - - 4la i
Mr. TeSO b g. - - - z a a
Captain Travaos b. b. . - a 4ir
Captain linsitia's eh. g. ~ . - - 3dr
Captain Patties b, Is: . - . Sdo
A Match foraLotode by the owners.
Wood Citkbeßar's - - • as 1
Captain Walker', Lit& Mae - 0 2 1 It
' The firft heat was won by half a length. Ramie
bolted the fecond, and the third wit won by baN a
neck.

A Match for r4ogt the tail ,InDe t Dr. %Velma.
ton's Cali Spas beat Mr. Fiwle's Selina.—This race
, was fo clorely cootefted, .tYiat NS& horfes wete its•
med'ately matched to run at Newtnarket, in 04tober
for 3oogs. •
For the Stihkription Plate.
!Captain Affeadso's e. g. - - • x g
Mr. Telby's b. let. - - • fell.
Captdu Smith's b. g. - - • s 0
Major Clay's b. g. beat Captain A ifenden's c. it.
the lail pile. Captain Affeoden's b. g. beat Mr.
Wood's g. g. tin lad. Mlle.

A Paragraph having lately appetired in the STA Ito
copied from a Morning Paper, hating a mifunder-
(landing to have taken place between the Judge and
Grand Pry, at the late affixes of Wexford. in Ire-
land, we ate authorized by the learned judge, who,
having *elided in the Crown Court, conceive, him-
felf to have been alluded to (Baron Satire), to con.
tradift the above mentioned flatement, and to deny
that any anifonderfianding, altercation. or difagree-
ment ecterted between him and that body. We are
alCo defired to date, that the Addrefs attributed to
hint, is hot that which he delivered ; and that no ob.
fervation made by hint upon that occafian applied to
the Grand Jury'; or could (as he conceives). without
tome maliciotts motive, be fo reprefeoted.

The net* cutters engaged by the Commit:Goners of
Cultoms to be Rationed at Guernfey, Jerfey. and Al-
derney, in aid of the late meafures determined on br
the Legillature for the fuppreffion of fm ling, have
within thefe few days recoved their r4eitive Com-
manders: Captain Navin is appninted to the Beagle;
Captain Farms, jun. ta the Drake ; and Captain
Biers to the Tiger, the latter of whom, from poffef-
fing intimate local knr,wledge of the coati, is to bola a
diltinguillting pendant, and to have the direalon of .
fix revenue miters taken up for this fpecial fervice.
The interdiEtion againll the ufe of four.gallon cars
in thefe ?Rands has already had very falutary elle& in
cttecicirig the contraband trade, and thouch tempta-
tion is great for its continuance, we are inclined to be-
Neve, from the opinions of people more oonverfant -
With the nature of the nefarious traffic than ourfelves,
that when the enaelments of the AR are in full ope-
ration the ttsoß beneficial confequences refult
therefrom; and Mr. PITT% fanguineprediftion, that
the nation may gain one million annuaUy by the an.
nildbition of fmuggliag, will not to remain unveri-
:fied by the returns of Culioms and Excife. Prior to
plan; the Adt in ouenisia, if fmuggling Tetras were
not within eight leagnes of theroafi of England. they
were not liaMe to forfeiture. The law now abolilhes
di Rance,and gives the Admiralty and revenue cruisers
power to take them, if within too league' of England. '
The ludicrous declaration in a late Afordiestr, that
the invafion df England may yet be deferred for one,
two, or three /ears, and the certainty that deßrua ion
will fell on thofe who attem ptit, have already produced
their effect in this country. Many perfons, who in
cafes of danger confider their property moll fecnreia
their own poifeffion, and who from the fear of inva-
fion had fold oat their Rock, are now aonfidering
how they can turn it to the bell advantage, and the
refult appears to be, that they refoive to dilburfe it
in the purchafe of Tickets or %area in the prefent
escellent Lottery, in which there is lefs chance of
lofing, and more of becoming affiliate, than An any
fpectAation of trade.
Pasrossasuois.—The celebrated phyliognomi ft,
Laver has declared that no part of the face tends
fo much to convey .a pleafing prepoffeifion, in' fa-
vour of any one, as the appearance of a fet of fe•
gular and beautifully white teeth, at it imports the
idea of opennefs of cherwiler, and gives a confidence
in the perfon that polkas them. Bort.u's Re.
Rorafive Tooth-povrder Rands unrivalled in its fls
cellence for this purpofe. It is a• certain preventa-
tire againti tooth-acke.: it eradicates the (curvy and
its caufe, pis. foulnefs and fponginefit of gums, and
it gives to the mouth every appearance of .health and
beauty.making the teeth pearly white, and the lips
and gums to aflame a delicate red or vermilion co.
lour. It may be had of moil Medicine Venders and A
Perfumers incur" town, is Boxes at 14. 54 escb,AM