Star.
London, England, 1814-11-05 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, 1814.
FRIDAY, NOVEDIBEIt 4.
Sweepstakes of 25gs each, Bst. 71b. each, T. Y. C.
Mr. Charlton's Mistake - - -
Lord F. Bentiack's Monkey - -
General Grosvenor's Old Dad - - -
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5 to 4 on Mistake.

Sweepstakes of ISgs each, for 2-yr olds, 6sl. 91b. and :1-7: (1:.,
gst. 121 b. T. Y. C.
Duke of Rutland's e. by Selim, 2 yrs old - -
Mr. Neale' s Capricorn, by Zodiac, 2 yn old -
Duke of Grafton's f. by Cardinal York, S yrs old
Sir J. Shelley's Amber, 3 yrs old -
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5 to i igst Duke of Rutland's c.—Even on Capricorn.
Mr. Udney's Emily, Bst. 41b. beat General Goner. Bourbon.
set. Ab. M. ioOgs.-8 to 4 on Emily.
Lord G. H. Cavendibh's Cat, est. beat Lord Foley's Teasdale,
91b. R. M. 200p.-11 to 8 apt Cat.
Forced Handicap Stakes of lOgs each, for three year olds and
upwards. A. F.
Lord Sackville's Polntora. 5 yrs 01d, sae. s
Lord Stawell's Goldenleg, S yrs old, let. Sib. -
Lord Jersey's Asmodens, aged, est. 21b.
Mr. Lake's Aladdin, 4 yrs old, Bst. 121 b.
D. of Rutland's f. by Eagle, out of Yolumnla, S yrs old, 6st. 91b.
Mr. Craven's Eaglet, 4 yrs old, Vat. 101. b.
The Judge placed but 3.
Ilto 4 apt Pointers—Stn 1 apt Goldenleg-4 tot apt A5m0d...... 4.
Sir 1. Shelley's Amber, Sit. 91b. beat General Grosvenor'. Old
Dad, Sat. 21b. Y. C. 25gs-4 to I on Amber.
The Audky End Stakes of SOP each, for hot ses of a:1 age;,
(i-yr olds excepted). To wan at the Starting Poe; of the
T. Y. C. and to run to the end of the B. C.
Mr. Valet's Merryfield, a 7n old, Ilst. 131 b. -
Lord Jersey's Cannon Ball, 4 yrs old, 7st. Sib.
Lord Sußleld's Little Turk, S yn old, Est. Sib. -
5 to 2 apt Merry field-5 to 4 on Cannon Ball.

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The races on Thursday, excited more interest, than
any that have taken place during the present Meeting.
On the match between Sckeberazade and Alcohol,
large sums. were depending, it was a smart contested
race until near the end, when the mare won pretty
clever. Hamlet won both his races in gallant style.
The race between Cannon Ball and Young Eagle, was
severely contested and won by a head. His Royal
Highness the Duke of YORK again honoured the
Course with his presence.

WINDSOR Nov. 4.—Yesterday the Marchioness of
BATH arrived at the Castle. In the evening the Duke
of KENT left Windsor.—The Duchess of YoaK left

today for Oatlands.—Princess AUGUSTA rode on
horseback this morning. The Quamr, Princesses AU
OUSTA, ELIZABETH, and MARY. wept to Frogmore to
spend the day.
Yesterday evening Mr. KAYR, the King's lessen.
ger, went with dispatches abroad.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL gave his first grand dinner
for the season yesterday, at Fife House.
Another Cabinet Council met yesterday, at three
o'clock, at the Foreign Office, when, it is understood,
the Speech for the opening of the Session was taken
into further consideration. This Council was attended
by Lord WESTMORLAND, in addition to the Ministers
who met on the preceding day.
The Countess of Limner was delivered of a WE
and heir, on the 4th instant, at Uffington House,
Lincolnshire. . .

At Vienna, the Allied Sovereigns dine in the
Riding-how—in London, they slept in the Starle•yardl
Bags of letters are now making up at the Ship.
letter Office for Madeira, the Cape of Good Hope,
Bombay, Madras, and Bengal, to be forwarded by •
the TYNE, a new sloop of war, which takes out dis.
patches of great urgency and importance to th Su.
preme Government at Calcutta, and letters for all the
Presidencies.

The Expedition which sailed from Batavia in May
last, under General NIGHTINGALE, has, it ,sc lid,
twofold object—the reduction of the island of Cvleisec,
which nominally belongs to the Dutch, who have
erected several forts and factories in it ; and the ex-
tirpation of the pirates who infest the seas in those
parts, and commit great depredations on the vale.
The following are arrivals at and departures from
the York Hotel, Dover :
October 28th.—Mr. Burroughs, from Paris to London.-Mr.
Thompson and Sons' from France to London.—Mr. John Elliot,
frum London to Paris.
29th—S. R. Sully, Esq. and Family, from London to Paris...
Messrs. Bueley, Wright and Pabuman, from Antwerp, via Cahliss
' fur London.—Mr. Win. Wright, from Amsterdam, via Calais.
to London.- -Sir Isaac Heard, Batt. King at :firms, suavity, from
Brussels, to London.—Hon. Mr. Edgcuaib, son of Lord }don
cumb, from Paris to London.
90th.—R:ght Hon. Lord Carmarthen and Family, front Lon-
don to Brussels.—Mr. and Mrs. Nash and Family, from Parif. !J
London.—Mr. John Alexander, from Paris to London.—Mr..
and Miss Hankey and Fans_ y, rom Paris to London.—Mrs.Ro-
bertson and Servant, from Paris to London.—Captainßridgeman,
R.N. and Mr. H. Brldgeman, from Paris to London.—Mers•
T. Rider, and J. Martins, from Malaga, via Paris, to London.-•
Mr. Aveling and Family, from Brussels to London.—Mr. Shag
and Family, from Paris to London.—Mr. Fuzherbert and Suit,
from London to Park.
31st.—Mrs•rs. Soulange Bodin, Foncier, and Albion Rynnr.
from Paris to London.—Mr. and Mrs. Clark, from Pal is to Lon-
don.—Mr. Sberlug, from Paris to London.
November 10.—Lord Cranbourn, son of Marquis of Sals,bilri •
from Vienna to London.—Chevalier De Ville O'Reffe, one of the
Ministers of Finance to the King of France, from Paris to Li isle.
Mr. 8. Ballet to London.—J. 'filler, from Amsterdam to LOU.
don.—Mr. Bonsor and Mr. Parkinson, Gem London to Pali.--
Messrs. Broughton, Pigeon, Wm. Murray, J. Murray, Cape
Richard, 66th Foot, and Monsieur shabral, from Paris to Lon•
Jon.—Hon. Mr. Chaplain from Malta, Airs. Robinson and fa-
mily, front Holland, and Count Macnamara, (governor of the
Pages of the Chamber to the King of Franc..., to Loodnu.
.id.—Mr. Henry W. Hoare and Family, from l'ans to I.m*
don.—Mrs. Maaenburgh aad Family, iron, London to Paris.
ed.—Sir C. Cbandospool, But. and Family, [ruin Eastbourne
to Paris.
40.—Mr. Baker and servant, from London to Parb--Mr aad
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Mrs. Ibblions, from France • Mr./. Penn, Mr. Fraser, and ilia.
C. Spear, from Paris to London.—Mr. Hw.ter, King's Moss"
ger, from Vienna, and Mr. J. Wheockyi frum Bouriout. •.0
, London.