Star.
London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELZIGRATE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. 1806.
TN URSDAY, APRIL 10.
Mr. Cave Browne's c. Mountaineer' by Magic, ot:i
of Amelia, beat Mr. Andrew's Fathom, Sgt. zlb.
each. D. I. mtgs. h. tt.-2 tot on Mountaineer.
Mr. R. Boyce's Brainworm, 81t. beat. Lord Foley's
Abfolute, 811. 51b. Ab. M. loogs.-6 to; on Brain-
worm.
Mr. Bayly's Gratitude, 811. Izlb. beat Mr. Blacla-
ford's Jumper, 711. 31b. Acrofs the Flat, loop.—
a tot on Gratitud.t.
Mr. Melliflt's Luck's•all, 811. beat Lord Grofve-
nor's Iris, lift. tab. Ab. M. zocgs. b. tlto 8
on Luck's-all.
Lord Grofvenor's Meteora, 811. heat Mr. Mellifit's
Staveley, 811. 51b. Acrofs the Flat, .2::.-cgs. h. ft.
a a to 8 aglt Meteora.
Mr. Mellifh's nighty, 811. beat Mr. Bayly's
Fancy, 811. tolb, Ab. M. lc
.D. of Grafton's Forrdli
Rattle, beat Mr. Mellifla's I
Two-yr old Courfe, tongs.
.Mr. R. Bnyee's Sir David,
Sir J. Shelley 's Sir Launcelot,

This morning the Duke
for from ICenfington.
His Majesty, the Duke
OVOTA and Societe, accompanied
sites and Frrzaot, Count
Tana's, and Lady Throes,
herefebaek, in Prusdfor Great Park.
Vim Duals& of Goaoms -
meta% tee bosh in St.
Dm MANN
Deeds Mwmitallee
Des as Odomy
ism& Itells
lb' smistagaim.“ Grace
affembier it
'Lad/ Vannes has Ifienald
beak is Iteloiase, wifely onalhlet, _
of the town, seas very nweneweally attended.
The Marquis of Unto eneertnised a large Dinner
Party yeilerday, at his haute in OrtikatAreet.
Colonel and Lady A. M. Cerrron, Colonel and
Mrs. STAIIKOPII, Daaiise, Captain Benet
and. a party of ed &Alienable% dined yet-
taday with the earl SACCOUStdirOf HARRINGTON,
at his Lordikip's hot& in the Stable Yard, Saint
James's.
At Colonel TNORIITON's file of tome of the (mall
lots of Thornville Royal, on Thurfday left, a manor
was fold fort t,4001. the original purchafe of which
was fo very trifling, that for every 41. he has realised
s aol.
Mr Wettish has been rather unfortunate in his
Newmarket fpeculations. His favoutite boric &tritely.
for which he gave tOOO guineas, was matched to run
thrice in the prefent week—he has been beat twice,
owing to the weights being too heavy for him,rhough,
it is bippefed, he will have a good chance of winning
his lilt race with Mettora, as he only 'gives 51b.
In confequence of the injury which BRAMAN and
B*lllllll'la fultained on Wednefday afternoon, by
being thrown out of their gig at Knightlbridge, Baa.
Ham is confined to his bed, and Bassists& was
unable IA night to perform the part of iffi Baba in
the new piece.

Esisrea Amuses's,. rs.—The continuance of the
fine weather on Tuefdey attracted a more numerous
company to view the Ro.'ey Pole, Dior i:fieot of Green-
wich Fair, than even on the preceding day. It con-
fined of at lean fiuty thoufand perfons. The road
c'uid fcarcely be traced for the immenfe clouds of
dint which arose from the extraordinary velocity of
phaetons, chariots, gigs, taxed carts. buggies, and
every wheelbarrow that could poffibly be procured
throughout the metropolis.
A mode of conveyance entirely new, at 1.4 to
Gteenwieh Fair, attracted our attention very much
it confined of a light built waggon, with a coach box
attached, and painted in a very flossy manner—the
body a thy blue, and the wheels a jet black, drawn
by 61 beautiful Ateddr,i, with a ponilion caparifoned at
Cern>, with hie quiver full of arrows. The groupe
whrie pretence decorated the interior, was compared
of three Clime, Sweeps, a couple of Mother Reel Cats,
and three Devotees to the Shrihe of Bacchus. On
the arrival of this eccentric piece of mechanifm at
the Park gate. a violent preffure of the Meaty took
plrams which bad nearly daubed with the total de-
Itruttinu of the vehicle.
Tuefday a man who had got into a cart. where
many others were fitting. in order to be conveyed to
Greenwieh,lbefore ha took his feat 'Mined upon /also.
isg the lady who was to ride next him 'phis was re-
futed, and a (boggle enfued, in which both parties
were contending upon their lege. The cart moved
on at the moment, and they both rolled over the fide
into the road. The poor girl had her arm broke, but
the man efcaped with a flight bruife.
Torrsenast Fa a.—Wednefday a farmer rending
in the Harrow•road, prompted by curiofity, went into
a Shew Booth, jut by the Adam and Eve ; and af-
ter remaining a fbort time to witnefs their dexterity,
found the fpettators as great adepts in flight of hand
as the fhewman, for they not only removed his poc-
ket handkerchief, but left him seiner his pocket book,
containing 131. in notes.
Seli(bory Lady Fair for broad cloth, ticking,
cheeles, tcc. was held tali week. The clothiers of
Frome and its neighbourhood brought confides able
quantities of cloth, and large purcha(es were made
on Monday, both of cloth and ticking, by fh-pkeep-
ers from different parts of the country. The lup-
ply of cheefe was plentiful and good, principally the
Sumerfetfhire make. Very belt old cheefe fold as high
as 41. per cwt. one year old went from 635. to 755.
belt new white, from 445. to 6os. ; fecond making,
48s. to 38s ; common cheefe from 4os. to 46..
Thete wete not any of the North Wilts &brick on
fele. As the Mayor of Salifbuf y was accidentally
palling the lair, he obferved Tome (harpers with an
E. 0. table, " labouring in their vocation," and
promptly ordered the Conttable to feize the table ;
on infpetting which, it was found that the bens gave
the table keepers an advantage of only three to two,
in other words, they mull take tip three pounds on
en average, out of every five ;founds flaked. The
table was of condi biciktYl to pieces.

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R. beat Mr. Bayly's Fanny
loogs.-2 to I on Flighty.
filer, by Crook, out of
Luck's-all, 811. alb. each.
s. Ito 4 on Forrefter.
lid. 8(1. 71b. rec. ft. from •
dot. 7ft. t !lb. 1). 1. zoogs.
of Kaar arrived at Wind.
,
a of Kano. Prineefes Au.
maisargad by Generals Wu. !
'mot Moravia, Colonel
'ism, took an airing on
at ?ark.
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