Star.
London, England, 1805-09-21 00:00:00

tlibitllll6 )iitELLILikE.

The appiisiching Laces. at Doneafter promife to be
among the beg that they have ever had. A very
great deal of company is eapefted t all the Srit cha-
rafters bn the turf will be there before Monday. Some
the greaten bets and matches ever made are now
dependul: The Duke of Lar DS, Lord MILTON, Sir M.
ST KIM Mr. Mt LLISM, &c. have beenthere feveral days.
Searboi-origh and Harrowgate are purged of Com-
pany : every coach and chaife now brings to Don:
critter loads from thefe two quarter*: brings
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horfes arrived t it is faid that eighteen of them are to
(Fart for one plate. Mr. Isfsi.r.rsit has three of the
Roca holies ever feen 'England, all of them great
.fitiouriter. It is Aid that he will not clear lets than
tb,oool. at Doneafter. For one of his horfei be lately
gave all innkeeller it Boroughbridge 2000 guiheas.
The theatre, affembly room, &c. open on Monday, and
Are weather is extretitely favourable to our 'Woman-
ades, the Remit in the kingdom. To difpel an
'invallun is at an end, and almoß every where: atoll
abundant harveß is brought in.

SHREWSBURY RACES, MONDAY, SEPT. 16.
The 301. Purfe, given by the Hon. Wm. Hill. luiti
J. Hill, Efq.
Mr Boarker's b. e. Royal Oak; 3 Tit Old
Mr Hall's b. L Bridget, 3 yn old .
Mr Sanders's Brown ids, 4 yn old
I._Prenberton's, be. Forger, 4yn
_old •
bir Moores b. k. and Baty, 4 yn old
Royal Oak Wen

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• The Geftderneo's Subfeription of Fife? Nand,:
)!r Ilimbirs br. f Heise, 4 yrs old - z I
me W. W. Wiese's. Dort. b. e. by Ilazunt, 3 yrs old s .11
r Harils's b. e. AU deed, 4 yrs old . 4 3
11:ftersoo's. Mg. hL e. OtkeDo, 3 yrs okt . 3 4
. Anton's, 1114.13. e. 3 yrs old - A dr
t. Clabooodetcy'seittg. be. e..Wekh Rabbit, 4 yes old •di

ICINGSCOTE RACES, TUESDAY. SEPT. t
The Welter Stakes of sgs each for horfes that neve
• darted, or received fdrfeit before the &II day of
• Maddington Meeting, t tloy, carrying 1311.
Two-mile heats.
Mr F. S. Misfortune, by Oak. aged 4 1 1.
*4O H. tee ch. g. by Waxy, out of jenshna as s
.Mr bailor br. g Akeland. by Oteefal. fPa idd 3 0 3
Mr Bowes's b.& mrdoek, by Cradoek, 4 STS Oki S 0 o
Mr Mickel named Gambol; b 7 Fidget. aged 5 o o
Seventeen other Sukkribers, but did sot nose.
The Kingfcote //takes of zsgs each, with jogs by
the Club. Three Miles.

Sir H. Llppincot'a Mirror, 4 yr. old, soft 6lb
Mr Gloter's Herehel. by Telefeope• s yrs old, loft sib
Col . ltingleate's La Mancha, 4 yr. old, zoft tib 3
Capp Harrefs Cinderella, by (balms% S. wa writ sib _
Mr Lindow mined Bagatelle. yrs old. soft 71b . MI dowi
- • Bight other Subtotal*.
Six to 4 sift la Maocho-1 tot sift Bagatdle-.4- to
Mirror-7 tot agft Hetfchell—so to s agft anderelli.
Mr Millet's br. b. Razor Beck. agaltdt Mr how's gt . k. Caw.
-Mr" .S4tt each—Two Mill. songs—A &ad beat.,. A Sop
•• 44plaal race.
• Hilt Lipplowit's Mirror, ltft iolb. best Mr Bias's WA*
• wiskrit—.llwea zuogs—A very Mika rote. 'bib 4
A very ferious accident had like to bp* takeei
'place; in running few the Kiti*fcute Stakes.; . Bags.
telle fell arm his head, as if he had been Dior, ant
threW the Hon. G. GERMAINE to a eonficietabe
tapes, but did not hurt him materially ; a, Medial.
Gentletuan attended, and conve yid him to' 'aigrettes;
e heat this morning that he is. in a fail way of r*.
,ceneriv.—Attiong the Company were,
• • ?mods thanks Edwkdi Ind Artbor Sotnerfeti F Bentinch and
A-Kerr ; Me 3144 Germaine. Lindner. Htirkes," Ringfeeie; Cr&
Herbert,.Crinys,l)coglas, Limiley Seville, and Hedges ;lie
Ha Ligiplikin t Captains Harvey, Rawliztron, fee.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. iS. '
. The Cop, a Subfcriptiun of togs, utile flue
°op. Three miles.
Mr. DISP's Walhington, by Sir Peter, 4yrs t ii. 2
Mr. Bullock's syrs raft. -
Mr. Elten's b. e. Feather, 4yrs t Ht. _ • .3
Mr. B. Price i &Mark by Wdork.atrs raft. rib. • •
Sweeptlikes of sgs. each. with toogs. added by the
Club.

Mr. Moreton's b. f. Peggy, bißassard.--- toff sib.
Mr. Doesha's br. 11..3:mt. by Coriander, yyrs sat. alb.
..Sit K Lippincott`, Slate, nes ft. AL • 3
Mr. Clover's 11431tbell, Sirs saki* - • . 4
A Sweeisitakes of togs. each, with Sogs. added by
r. • • _ ' the Club.
Mr. G. Pie* names Bagatelle, ors soft. 7111. •
'lb. Smyth Mirror, ayrs tat. 7th. -
CIL K es La Maven, ayts soft, Ohl
fifty Pounds for Honks of all
Mt. Oxidard's b. b. Young &We, 6yrs
Mr H. Lipyistotes Slate, sirs s sa. yfts.
Lard Brookes's Margot, Syr. s aft. •
41k1g4. lisp's WafbitOn, 4yrs soft. tab. .
Excel int (port the above day.
THURSDAY, SEPTRMBER zy.
P. Bentinek's Lothario, :oft. 511). beat U
Sylvanu ,s tiro sails,-sogs. •
1'.." • Fifty Pounds, Handicap Plate, two mile heats.
-11 b. Geddard's Young &Wei frkts soft, sock. • 6 z
Altrookes Marplott syn. s ift. As. •
•a • y I $
./Mm's Feather, mien. - - 's s
4/4:Mges Wallington, pea soft. alb.' I 4 4
"ER. upppleotes Mirror, ayrs bib • 3 slt
.11tH Ctippi s Misfortune, aged, sift.' • 4 en
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sOn Saturday lalt a gentleman was fhiloting par-
Widget near Cortlorphine, .with a double barrelled
min. Having tired one of the barrels, and lulled hie
;Fuld, he cocked the other barrel, without thing its.
pod having imprudently carried the gun .afterwardsi
• under his aro), as the cod, the trigger was caught by'
coal, and the confequenee was, that .the (hot of,
.the fecond barrel was lodged in his foot, which ocea•
honed two of his toes to be immediately amputated.:
• Xactsansm's Doo.—On the ftra day of partridge
:Sooting, an excifeman, in the neighbournood of St:
Mclnnis, flliyd fortb with the intention of commit-'
tipg•great havock among the winged tribe. He was
Ilong unfucecfsfuli at tall his dog make a keen and
Aid! point—the piece was eocked.•••the Excifeasaa
adianced—the game did not rife : hill advancing,
the fportfmanditeovesed, with delight, that it was not
a covey of partridges .but feveral tubs of gin which
his fagacious dog had pointed at.
• On Thtwfslay night; shoot .eight' o'clock, as a.
Rage coach was going along Hackney Wick, loaded
with palfengets, a glare of incethint lightning coming
nil, followed by a heavy rain, the coachman die.
mounted to lead the horfts, for greeter
.fecerity.
Between the intervals of tlmikafhes, it gist* pitch•l
dark, when he miffed the anal tract, and the toade
and horfes coming on she edge. r f * precipice,. were
overturned, and lodged is the war& Two ladiea
,folfered feverely: one had ass arftS mad Na other a
leg brokeiti mad gattklatitt feetived at dreadful eon.
turfort ore ibe 11iti6 lb hooks wore with firm:ley
fared; bee Liss taceitb Ito 'data Soiett to pieces.

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bkrlfill IPAritilltßs •iii. PRIX ea:
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The following—letter Ouija, a for of the shiny
acts of nuance and Walt 'to'whieh 4te bridal rub-
jells, refident in France.'have teen &tidied, 'fines
the conuneucesnent ofthe war : - . '
• ".The Bridal fobjelts in trance, *lithe war break.
ing out, *eke arrefied on the aid of May, 190,, at
an early Bohr, foist at. fakir in the Morning. l'his
ifreiss Ilie Cafe of Mr. Skeene, nephew of the late Ge-
nital Skeene, whir, being of a weak conflitution, was
fn Ailed, that he never recovered it, and died at
Verdun the September following.
'ighe arrefied pedons were condoned ty Geo&
d'Arilies to tile' refidence of the Etat.Major of
the Paris Army, on 'the Quay des Auguftins, their
patfports taken from them, and tickets given them,
numbered in the order in which they made their
appearance before the Etat-Major. From thence
they Went to the hotel of junot, the Commandant
of Paris, where. they were compelled to figti a paper,.
acknowledging theinfelvei priers of war. sA Mr.
Gabled, who complained of tuck compulfirar was
initatuly bullied to prifon, after he had been loaded
by Jon* with every tetras of reproach which trench
'grutalltr andel uttet. • .
" :Al CA, friar pliers.siere agned, as depot, for
Elea gannets', viz. Fontainblean, Valenciennes,
Minis!, .aid Nice.. Talleyrand wrote to the Mar-
ihiOnets of lweedsle, defiring her to name the place
'there the withed to refide. • She named Twits,
,Whitlier.fiti went. ' Towards the end of December,
1843, an Otifet Wei publilhed, that all Britith fob-
jets Should 'be' Cent to Verdurt.' ' The execution of
this order was nitrified to the aelisal'Armes,whnfe
common Whet is its apprehend felons, and all difor-
duly oerfrms ; they
.are .h) general a brutal fet of pea
ale. 'Thee Gins-d'Aiiiies were paid by the perfons
whosh they attended, attire rate of 6 francs per day,
and fontembes &hued the riiglitof Beeping in the fame
root with theft psitoners. Lady. Tweedale prevailed
On her guar* to take her to Paris in the *ay to Ver.
-dun, that ffije might folicit for leave to• remain in
Parts or the environs. She wain fortnight fo em-
ployed: . When admitted to Talleyrand's pretence
the made her requeß at firfi in French, then in'Eng-
lith. • He laughed at her, (eying he neither under-
Rood her Entail nor het French. She was due day
made to waitiour hours in the gnatd-room of junot,
among all the rabble of his military attendants, and
'alter all never got adniittoriee. In the fevereß (co-
ffin of the year the was forced to fet out for ;Verdun,
'though the had every apearatice of a dying perfon.
She accordingly died at Verdnn'a Rion time aßet her
sirriiri). Lord Twsedale, worn out by (mow and
•exationfrfoon followed her to the grave.
14 art pod Mrs. Forbes.* were at Touts when the
order to. to Verdun was publithed. Mrs. Forbes
trasorithin. a few digs of her lying-in. Her hatband
intreated (bathe might be allowed to Taiwan at Tours
untd his Wife. was, delivered, and fotliciently reco-
vered to thidertrike the journey fto Verdun. The en-
terer was, 4. Not a Tioute,'A—He ~tats obliged to fet
out, and to leave his wife, who 'Could not (peak a
word of PreOch, among entire grangers, and without
a Single perfon to Whom the could. Make her wants
known: As kin is The *as able to mover the was
ordered to follow her huthanci... Hey child died on
the way to Verdun. • ' ~,
" Lord_ mod, on 'rcidwg thAt (mien' Borer
was imprisoned in Ingifnd4 _was fent to the Charms
is Louth*, a rainotts old haute in the Pyrenean
Mountain& There vial hardly's angle whole pane
of.glafs in the windows of the, place where he. was
confined. When.4t ittasproved that Boyer was not
in .prifon-Lord Eight was, fent to Pan. Sothe time
after his Phyfician
*ad Chaplain 'were ordered' to
the artiaa & Bat. The order was to conduet the
Chaplain' from' one bilged; tidal d'Aruses to the
nut, Witt tir lodge him every night as a felon in the
common gaol. The Commandant of Orleans, where
the Chaplain was arrefied, took upon hiinfelf to al-
ter this part .of the order. Lady Elgin went one
day ;to% wait on Talleyrand, in confequence of
leave wen II him in writing. The porter refuted
het
skfl
;mince : the Paid the came in confequence of
a fear in writing. He acked to fee it: as (!re had
it not in het pocket the droie back to her hotel, re-
turned to Talleyrand's, (hewed the permiftion to the
potter—who raid it was a forgery, and that the door.
".. Mr. Churchill went its France to bring home a
brother, who, by too copious ufe of a quack Medi.
clue, wits in a Rate of imbecility. Before he left
London; as a public ditcallion was going on betwixt
the two • countries, he waited on Andreoft, the
French Ambaltador, to know whethet he would run
any rills in the event• of star, and whether, if he
thouliErsin any, he might count on his rotation
and atfillance.. The Ambadador anAreredi that
arien in cafe of war he would be fubjetted to no in-
convenience I and that at any tate he might depend
,on his afilteincee if !mast* ' ,
" With this. alforance M. Churchill fet out for
~Faris, where 6 found his .brother. He left Paris
fonicidays 6eforn.war was declared, but was (lop
PO, go* (fat fc (et ,out, and tirought.back. without
any xeafein •a gad. When, 'ordered to Fontein-
bleio he aPpIL42I to Andreot, but no notice was
Mich.. of. the applicatiod. tie tried every means
be could think of to obtain palfports for himfelf and
Dia brother. hut all in lain, A paeport was infult-
I tonlf oteied .to his untortunate brother. Through
Mr. Livingfion, the American Reliant, a peeport
iris.* Jilt obtained for the Medic Churehills. It
is to !armorial, that one of the trench Minillers'
.whom we dare not name. declared the stage the
Mars. Churchill; met with was inhuman. •
" Mt. Oliphant, who with his wife and daughter,
had gone to Montpellier. in :Roe, on account of his
health, was at Paris, on hit return to Britain, when
the welt- took place.' At firs he was ordered to
Fontainblean, then to Verdun. In vain did phyti.
ciao; of chi/ratter atteft that it would endanger his
life to •fet on t for Verdun.. Other phyficiansi fent by
the French Government to examine his cafe, report.
ed thaf,'thoogh a bad one,, yet it was not fo bad as
to. hinder him from reaching Verdun. Mr. Living-
thin *as again. prevailed upon to interfere, and ob
fainedlease for Mr. Oliphant to temain in Park.—
Throtigh the.means of Mr. John Pctre, a palfport t 3
tetwo to Britain by Morlaix was obtained. When
.he had embarked, and was ready to fail, an order by
the telegraph came to lop the *del. Mr. Oliphant,
not knowing Lost lank he might be detained, en-
v Tits &edema elsiiiietamity. we are Infornsesi, fir ttste.
kg ic4stgenistirrs• Arse lees refloated willow's* MnetseiL