Star.
London, England, 1822-05-24 00:00:00

EPSOM RACF.S.

Yesterday their Royal Ilighnevies the Dukes of Your and
GLOUCILSTIP, the Duke of Wituttrorox, the French ARAUhI.
doe, Lords Darius, S lON STIWAIT, &c. and as great a slew
of Beauty and FashionO?
as ever before witnessed on a simil tr oc-
casion, visited the Downs. The weather was most propitiuut.,
and the sport as good as ever was seen.

Second and Last Year of a Renewal of the Derby Stakes of
450 gs. each, h. it. for three-yr-old colts, Bst. 71b. and fillies, ass.
2W. The last mile and a half. The owner of the sect ad
horse to receive 100 gs. out of the Stakes.-1.53 Subscribers`,.
H. R. H. the Duke of York's c. Moses, by Whalebone
Mr. Rogers's b. c. by Haphazard, dam by Selina - 2
D. of Grafton named ch. e. Hampden, by Ruben. - 3
Lord Farrensont's colt kept the lead till t`ley came to Totten-
ham Corner. Here, Moses, Hampden, and Mr. Rogers's cots,
pushed forward abreast in dashing style, and afforded as fine Is
specimen of running as was ever seen. Whip and spur were
here applied unsparingly, and Moses won by only a head. Twelve
started. but only three were placed.—One horse bolted.
The Durdain Stakes of lOgs. each, with StOgs. added from the
Racing Fund. One mile.
Major Ormsby Gore's gr. h. Snowden, 6 yrs old -
Major Ormsby Gore's b. b. Cuyp, 4 yrs old

A Malden Sweepstakes of logs. each, with 20gs. added.—
One mile.
Mr. Coleman's b. b. by Sclim, 6 yrs old - - I
Mr. Farrall's b. c. Monk, 4 yrs old - -
A good race—won by a neck. .

Barr:no-4 to 1 apt Hampden-41 to i apt Antonio-6 to
1 apt Mystic-6.t0 1 apt leloara-9 to 1 apt Um c.-13 to
apts

Had his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoax made his first ap-
pearance on the Downs after returning a second time from the
Hymeneal Altar, be could not have been more enthusiastically
complimented than be was after Moses had won—the multitude
cheering him and crying out—" Gun bless you—inay you live
long and happy—we wish you joy."
The start for Epsom Downs yesterday, with ap escort of a
cold easterly wind, and volumes of dust, was equal to any formsr
year, and the beautiful landscape was heightened to a scene of
grandeur by the most brilliant equipages in the world, and native
beauties, decorated in the most costly attire, of which the chilli-
ness of the wind prevented a fum display.
Where so large an assemblage of people was collected, it is
but natural to expect that many accidents must have ocessTrd.
Amongst those which came to our knowledge, one was produced
by two horsemen riding full speed against each other, whereby
both were brought to the ground with violence. One of them,
fortunately, was not very seriously injured, and being put into a
carriage, was conveyed to Epsom; but the other, on whom v.:
understood that one of the horses trampled, was left apparentlf
dead. After having been bled, he was carried on a door to
Garton's public-house, and before quitting the course we bud
the satisfaction to learn that he was likely to recover. A pour
man was also carried in a similar state, to the same house,
who had been knocked down by one of the racers in the last
race, when imprudently crossing the course. lie, too, we were
afterwards told, was recovering. A lady was said to have had bet
arm broken, by being thrown out of a gig, with which the horse
had tun away; And the race horse which bolted in the first race
had, we understand, knocked down, and nearly killed a womac.
Some minor accidents occurred, but were of lea. moment.

Yesterday as some fellows were riding down Blackfriars Road
at a most unjustitiabk pace, they ran down a poor man, who
was so much injured, that he was taken to the house of Mt.
Pollard, a Surgeon, where, notwithstanding every means was
applied to restore him, he expired. The fellows, owing to the
crowded state of the road, escaped the hands of justice, but they
are said to be known. .
CORM RXCHAXOI, MAPX-LANA, MAT St4.--The major pars of
Munday'astupply of Wheat remained over efor"this moruivea
market, for which there was scarcely any demand tu.day, 2;4
only the finest samples could be got off, but which obtained Muu.
day's prices ;'stU other sorts were offered on lower terms. bus
'there were no buyers for them. }lnc fresh Harley sold at Mon-
day's quotation, having bad but a small quantity of that deserip.
don at market this week. The arrivals of Oats since Monday
have been very considerable, but the finest qualities support their
prices; all other sorts may be quoted is. per quarter cheaper, as
well as Beans and Peas.

SMITi rums 31e lin, Y44.—We continue tobe album) au t: y
supplied with an descriptions of :cleat, and but few buyers ar-
Fearing this morning the price of dell amide is cor.sider.ki/
lower.—Cut rimy :
Duet, 2s. Od. to 3s. 4d. per stone of nibs.; Mutton, !a 0!.
to 3s. Od. Veal. 3e. 6d. to 4*. Od. York, as. 01. to 34. tx.
Lamb, 3s.od. to 45.--Cattle at Alarket Masts, 340 ; Cabo" 90 ;
Sheep and Lambs, 13,000 ; Pigs, 12M—flay and Strew per load
lidy, 31.105. to 41. 4s. Clover, 41. 44. to 4L 13s. Straw,
to 11.1ds.
thYn)4l •

1 'Ana pulitighWli-Litin.
Trntpla Bar.