Star.
London, England, 1802-07-13 00:00:00

SPORTING lATELLIGPNCL

NEWMAIIKI3' JUIN MEETING.
MONDAY. JULY 12.
The Town Plate r.t 501. far 3-yr. old c..lts, 9fl.
8 La' Mile and a Dillanc; of i 3. C.
Sir Cfnr C. Bun! try's b. 1. joiz
Sir F. Standigis ch. e. brso lux to Spread Eagle -
D. of Grafton's b. e. brother to Chuckle • 3
Fiic to 2 on Julia.
Renewal of the July Stakes, a Suhfcription of
Sots. each, 3ogs. ft. ley 2-yr. old colts carrying
81a. 216. and fillies M. Two-yr. old C.
I). of oniton's h. 1. by Groufe
141 f. by Waxy • 2
. .

Mr. I,:uttookc's .I. by ttung Woodp.tcker
2.. it C But.bury's b. 1 by I.Vititicy -
Mr. Pzntou'i 1. by Potgos - -
14 Grofvettor's b. c. by John Bull . -
...
Mr. l'Ant tut's c. Bufi - Pd
14 Ckrntor.L's ch. c. by Trurnpator
Mt. Wif,•n'i b. c. by BczzaTil - • Pd
(It.c. (trolc,-nor's I by John Bull - -
P$
Five to 2 against 1). of Grafton-5 to 4 agandt
Sir C. Bunbury
Mr. Heathcote's Annifeed, Kt. 71b. beat Lord
Milfintown's Pic Nic, 61t. 121 b. Ab. M. tocgs.
—3 to i on Annifeed.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY it.

A Return of the PRICES of FIAJUR, from the 26c6 of June
tech,. 21 of July incluiere.
Total [n:7 fads—At/m-25e Sae. :id.
4fl I iwer than IA return.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only [roma
the 28th of June to the 3d of July.
Total-8323 g.t.tarter... Average Oa. 7d.
ca. 5d lower than lafl return.
PRICE 017 1401/..,..

Knit 41 lOS to
el 109 ~,. KsOr 31 Cs to 71 04? E
'it,tr:.::
41
:cs to
CI 6r( r Sulfas 31 os to 61 AO. rl5
1.:.;:s 41 :Gs to 61 os )°I Faro 6l os to 81 os) 4
gbfl llil'Ilil.1), July 11.
To Cat the offal—on. Iton, argil,
Beef - 0 6ti to Ss Gd Veal - ex Sd to 6. 04
MutLon -ss o.i tO 5$ 84 Pork - 54 04 to p 84
Lamb se od to 6. Sd.
Stock at Mai ket thil. monitor, Bcallat7oo. •
Sheep and Lambs 10.500
i•TEWGATE suit 1.E.A1)1 Nth/U.l-, July If.
Pcr Rohe of 81b. by the weak.
Reef 31 pad to 41 tod Veal 4* al to p 64
Mtatott es Sd to p ad Pork s• od to p 84
Lamb 44 ed to Gs V.
PRICE OF HAY AND 3 !RAW, July 12.
temPhlield. St. James's. Whitt chapel.
Flay 4 Ili to 615 I 5 15 01n 7 7 •I 3 ooto 7 7 0
Straw 2 OMI j 2 aoto 2 9 6 r x 8 eta 1 6 a
f.slc.vcr 6 oto 7 7 I ---- 16rooto8 o o
COALS, July to.
Belt Coals in the Pool, al. as. cd. per Cluddron.
Dammed 21. us. cd.
Sunderland, 11. 18s. od.
Dellltered 21. 7% CI

A hackney coachman wag nn Satuiday night
committed to the watch honk, for violently af-
(uniting a gentleman's fervant, while the latter
was endeavouring to get his Mailer's coach to the
door of the Haymarket Theatre. It kerns that
there is a convention between the hackney coach-
men and the link fellows to prevent fervants from
attending, as injurious to the rights of link-mw.
Lill Saturday noon, a youth, the fon of a mer—
chant in the City, went to wath himfelf in a deep
pool of water, behind the London Hofpital, when
he immediately funk and was drowned ; on Sun-
day his body was found, and was taken to the
Red Lion public houfe, in Whitechapel, for the
Coroner's Inqueft to take a view of the body.
Yellerday afternoon a gentleman belonging to
the Bank of England had his pocket picked in
Fenchurch-ltreet, of a pocket-book,] containing
bank notes to a large amount. Some time after
two men, who appeared to be father and fon, went
to a cloaths fhop,tat Sparrow Corner, Tower-hill,
to purchafe fome cloaths, when they gave one of
the Ilolen notes to change ; the [hop-keeper rut:
petting them, fent the note immediately to the
Bank, which appeared to be one of thole taken
from the gentleman ; the men being fecnred, all
the loft property was found upon them; they
were committed to the Poultry Compter.
We are happy to learn, that dr^ little girl, who,
a thort time ago, was fo harbarotufly violated near
Epping Foreit, and left for dead, is !till alive, and
likely to recover. The diabolical monfter who
attacked her and cut her throat, did not cut
through the wind-pipe. He his fince been.brought
into her prefence, when the identified him as the
perfon who endeavoured to murder her. It is
hoped (he will be able to appear againtt him at
the next affixes. The girl is the daughter r:f a
farmer, and had been coming home from a day-
fchool at the time this horrible tranfautuon took
place. _ _

Saturday morning as the cutter belonging to the
Chich•:ilcr man of war was going off to Spithead,
the wind blowing hard and the fca running high,
the filled and overfet. Captain Stephen, her com-
mander, was on the platform and faw the acci.
dent; which mull have been peculiarly difireffing
to him, as his fon was in the boat at the time.—
However, by the great aelivity of the Conflance
boat's crew, the people were all laved. Mr. Luckey,
the Mailer's Mate, was finking when he was hook-
ed by the bowman of the afliaing boat. He was
taken to the Blue Polls, without the leall figns of
animation ; but was recovered by the means pre-
feribed by the Humane Society.
STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, NO. ,6, CORNHILL..+
Mr. NICHOLSON refpecifully acquaints the Public
' that the Lottery begins drawing on Monday the
2d of next month. From the fmall number of
Tickets (onlz 24,000), and from the already very
great and in.:rearing demand they will molt affur-
edly be higher, as it is expected before the drawing
commences, there will he none to be had at any
price—he therefore requests thole who intend to
become adventurers to make nn delay. -

Office in the laf Lottery, more than iso di
perfons in clubs and individuals, received,
'nand, SHARES OF CAPITAL PRIZES, from 2,

to aoocl. the particulars th:rcof are infcrtcd
Schemes at large, and is the molt tingular it
of the difiribution of Fortune'., favours ever

known. Note, the higheft Prizes are 2i
each, and the lowell ineteri P6undt. Th,
he only Ais,Lt Dine Drawin7. every Mond:

At this
lifFerent
on de-
to,oool. •
d in the
inilance
r before
to.oool.
,e will
lay an•e

INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF BENCIT, JULY 13.

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