Star.
London, England, 1815-03-29 00:00:00

TURF EXTRA.

The Spa.iille ware, (dam of X Y Z) was shot'
lately by order of her owner, Mr. Ord, supposed sot
in foal, but on btirv:. examined, she kad a very fine
filly foal in her, by ; and Mr. J. W.
son's Hambletcnian Mare (darn of 13, vale) was
lately drowned by falling into a ditch, with it colt in
her, by Whitworth.
Tile lion. T. O. Powlett, ot Bolton Hall, near
MiddLhain, has purchased ot H. PeArse, of
a bay mare, by Pipator, dam by Delpini,
oat ut Tuburose, with a colt by her side, by Cantu,.;
and has also purchased tag ta•o.y.!ar cAts and
yeatling colts, of Mr. J. W. Wilson Mr. J. W
NVilson also sold last week, a remaricaLle tine cult
by %Vhitworth, out ot Bosville's dam.

On Thursday last, there were only 1,900 Lottery
Tickets let in the Bank ; 13.100 having been
out by the Contractors. There are now Six Days
to come before the L-ttery begins, and it is a well ,
k,..wn tact, that in aimost every Lottery for the lastl
Teo Years, there have been more Tickets and Shares'
sold in the last Weck previous to the Drawing, than
is all Ow time below. It is impossible to be the case
now; and the unprecedented sale can only be attribut-
ed to there being Thee Prizes of £30,000 each, and
Two of s61,01;0 Guineas, to be paid in Gold, which
is daily rising in value,
6, Maria, to the HollanS ri."—Norwithstanding the
doubts which have been expressed, it appears certain
that this i< the 0031aCII In of LOUIS BUONAPAIITS.
Almost every rage a-..-trals a relationship to the pub-
lic and rfivate history of the writer—to the hastiest
king and unfortue hosban.l. Proceaing, however,
front such a souice, it is impi,ssible that this little
:love) should escape the severity of criticism—the Pat-
thor will be criticised, it not his work. At all events,
it is one which speaks to the hearts of moat of itt
readers, and wall not easily be robbed ct its tides to
applause.
We fed gratified in annonneste that his Imperial
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Majesty the Extenitoft of all the Ri;!•s;As, whose atm,,
able qualities aggrandize humanity, been most
graciously pleat.,-d to transmit from Vienna an order
to Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, Of Kiiby.stroet, Hat-
ton-Garden, for a quantity of their celebrated MA-
CASSAR OIL, his Imperial Majesty having express d
his high approbation or that incomparable article,
for promoting the growth, preserving, and beautify.
ingfite Hair.
TTON•GARDEN.—Yesterday, several publicans,
Ikeepirs of chandlers' shops, ard butchers, appeared
to summonses to answer to complaints exhibited
ugaiiist them by the
.Gentlemen of the Court Leet
for the parish of Saint Pancras, charging them witii
Laving light weights, short tneAsiires, and unstamp-
led weights and measures in their possession, contrary
to Act of Parliament—They were fined in penalties
!of Itfs. each, and the weights and measures were

ally destroye.l.
UlLDHALL.—Yesterday, Elizabeth Ynung under.
went a second examination, charged with robbing
isir. Dimes, the wholesale draper and millincr, in
liolborn, of a quantity of silks, sarsnets, lace, rib-
.bons, and other articles. Since duo last investigation
of this case, the prosecutor had ascertained that the
property he had lost could not be estimated at less
than reioo. Pal t of the property was round in her
bed, her box, and upon her person. Duplicates were
also found upon her for lace, and the whole was iden-
tified by Mr. Dimes. Information being received of
several of the parties who had received the property,
um rants were issued for their appearance, and the
prisoner was remanded for a final examinatii.n.
Isaac Jacobs was charged with assaulting a Miss
Wilkinson, and taking from her person a shawl.—
'he prosecutrix stated, that she was passing through
he Minories on Sunday evening last, when she saw
the pri.oner and another person standing in a pas-
sage ; shot fly after one of them got before her, and
the other close bhind, when the prisoner suddenly
made a halt, struck her a blow, and tore sway her
shawl. Both then ran off, in the direction at Leaden-
hall-street, when, having met a gentleman, the prose.
cutrix related the circumstance, and almost instantly
saw the prisoner dart from a passage. Having point-
ed him out, he was overtaken and secured. The
Firmer offered to make reparation ter the shawl, but
denied the &welt or attempt to tettl......He was re.
isonsletl.

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bed, lux box, and upon her person. Duplicates were
also found upon her for lace, and the whole was iden- last declared
received
the
property, amtianldl;
titled by Mr. Dimes. Information tieing received of
several of the parties who had
was rants were issued for their app!
iiiatitn.
prisoner was remanded for a final exani
Isaac Jacobs was charged w
Wilkinson, and taking from her person
'The prosecutrix stated, assaulting a Miss
that she was passing through
she Mitiorivs on Sunday evening last, when she saw
the pii..oner and another person standing in a pas-
&on ; shot tly
b proved.
after one of them got before her, and finished
But ttlhiaetpstaeinwtiofFulicli.not have the tomb-stone at Cappoquin, on Thursd.iy '
putting it up, and though thaedLacdoyinlpi
it was not to be expected that he should lose
his labour ; and the Jury would say- whether
laedtedit except a total of ten capital
man should lose his labour, although the ardour of a At'
Lady's widowed affections had decreased by time.—
a shawl..... The order and the making the tomb-stone was St
Tor the Defendant, Mr.
Se jeans BEST
Set
that the tomb was ordered in 1812, and was not 1.
JAI 14.1
convictions
changedatrades- im never has been equalled within our kr
" MARRIED.
Sunday senolght, at Kingston Churth, Liel
as 'larding, of Uniott.street, P.rtsea.
Last week, Lieut. John Picktitorn, t:. N.
Stoke, near Plymouth, to Deasy, only dauzint
Esq. Master Attendant, at Yarmouth.
DIED.
contended, Thursday last, Mr.. Sarah Cage, wife of M
the Gem ral Post.Olfiee.
a: ith arnice' and the
die other close bliind, when the prisoner suddenly in October, 1814, and that, after so unrea-
sonable a delay, the Lady had a right to counter- At Walmer, on the 18th Inst. in the 22d ye
Matson, wife of Captain Henry Matson, no)
ii In Quetn-square, Bath, after a long illness,
wade a halt, struck her a blow, and tore away her
mind the monument. Will respect to the objection
' shawl. 'Boat then ran off, in the direction of Leaden- ti, R. N.
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' of the
. Vicar, he said
.it was the duty of the pl-aintiff Monday selmight at Bath, after a lingerie
ball-street, when, hsving met a gentleman, the prose-
almost install& to have communicated the 'l' Itheß proposed inscription in the Mr. Joseph Hayter, urger n (loyal Nay
Cutrix related the circumstance, and
first instance, and not to have waited for two years At Abingdon, aget! 93, Mr. Petty, draper
ported by bIY of his great grand childrea.
SAW the prisoner dart from a passage. Having point-
The before he stated the objection.—He called three wit.
rd him out, he was overtaken and secured. In his 25th year, John Scarlict; 1 lulylantl,
nesses to slim that the defendant had made repeated a blow received In the disturliattee in Old
, primer offered to make reparation for the shawl, but
applications to the plaintiff to proceed in the work, :Dinner; be was in the act of sietend ‘g 1)Ut: 1.0
• denied the aSiank or attempt to W•ole.'"fie was teg b... be delayed it. 'l'hty di Rots however; (buys was attacked by the snob, whim a blow trout
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