Star.
London, England, 1805-10-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTBLLIGENCE.

.:' 'W:,TARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, OCT. 2.
o.le.third of a Subfcriptinn of 25ga, each, for 3-yr
4hl colts carrying Bfl. 61b. and fillies, 81 31b. 1). I.
Lord Ortivinor's b t. Mcteora . e
Sir C. tunbury's b. f. Lydia - •1
Mr. D. Ra.lchtfe's br. c. Pedeftrian, by Ilipator, out of Heroine 3
Mr I.ldbroke's ch. c. Rubbith, by Volunteer . 4
Sir J. Shelley's h. c. Currycomb - - dr
Duke of Oration's ti f. Dodona - dr
Six to 4 againft Metaora, ,to a aping Lydia, a to t asinft Te-
d:thian.
Fifty guineas, free for any horfe, Ste. 4.yr old s carry-
ing 7a. 41b. Syr olds SR. slb. 6yr olds Btt. 1 ilb.
and aged 9R. B C.
Doke of Gralton's b. EL Parafol, syrt walked over
Jr. 1). Radcliffe's brother to Vivaldi, 6y rs _ -

- dr

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Sweepflakeib of sop, cacti. Ab. M.
T.Tr Wigan's Marianne.nft. sib. - -
D nt GrAtotis Farce, M. Ob. - -
Sir 1 Sheller's Carrycot's!). 7i. Sib. - .
Tilitt to 1 on Marianne.

IA F. G. Olborne's ch. c. Supernition, by Buz.
xard, out of Vixen, beat Gen. Grofvenor's Have•at-
'..,n. by Hambletonian, dam by Sir Peter, out of
IVlndleftone's dam, 81t. each. Two yr old courfe,
wogs. ft.-4 tut on Superftition.
Mr. Mellifit's Sancho. Bft. 91b beat Mr. R. Boyce':
Sir David, 78. 131 b. R. M. soogs.-1 tto 8 againft
Sancho.

DONCASTER RACES, TUESDAY, SEPT. as.
The St. Leger Stakes, 25p each, colts 13d. 31b.
fillies 811. Two miles.
Mr. Fletther's th e. Saveloy . ~ . 3
Lord Milton's b. e. Caleb Qyotem . . • 1
Lord Fitzvrilliam's b c.Sirl'aul - - 3
fir M. M. Stka's c. Sir Lauuceldt • . 4
Col. Childer's b c. Langton . . . i
The Judge could only place five—tz paid forfeit.
Sit to a agft Staycly, 3to a agft Mr. Hutto 's br. c. ♦ to I aga
1-ryprtncties. to tot agR Langton, p to 2 agft Sir Lauocelot, /2
to t agfl. Caleb %totem, 6 to 5 the field agft Hippomeoes. and
Mr. Huttm's br. c. and very high odds agft the otherson
sery eafy.
The Corporation Plate of sol. for all horfes, &c. three
year olds to carry 611. ; 4 yr olds 7(1 71b. ; 5-yr
olds Bft. 311► ; 6-yr olds and aged, 8134 i 21b.—
Huts, four miles each.
I.d fitztvilliam's b. m. Sally, syrs - - I a
Mr. Wardell% eh. h.`stretch, syrs • • a 1
:Nit% Thompfon's th. to. Eliza,syrs - - 3 3
I lev:n to 8 on Stretch after the beat ; 2 to 1 on Sally. A good
Tat the lad heat.

WPDNESDAT, SEPT. 25.
The Grid Cop, boogs. free t*r any Horfe, &c.
IA Fitzwilliam's b. e Caleb %totem, 3yrs I
Sir ..Guard's br. c. Yong Chariot. 4yr3 - a
Renewed Stakes. A ftt6fcriptinn of togs. for three-

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year olds, &c.
Mr. Garforth's g. tn. Marcia, aged - • a
LdStrathronn.'s b. e. by Sir Peter. 3 yrs • - 1
3.d Fitzwiliiam's b. c by Sir Paul, 3yrs - - 3
ii-..r 7'. Calcoigne's b. c. by Sir Peter, ayrs - 4
lir. Mellidt's b. e. Stavely, 3yrs . - 5
Sir R. Wytan's b. f. Hypocrite, 3yrs - - 6
Six to 5 ou Marcia, 7 to 4 aglt Staveley, at to / agft Sir Paul.
A complaint of a jollle was made againft Mar-
cia's rider, which is to be fettled by the Stewards
to Mot row.

Admiral Ramat returned to town yeflerday, and
had an audience of Lord BARHAnt at the Admiralty.
The Marquis of LardsDotrr6 was on Friday pre-
fcnted with the freedom of Southampton, on which
occafion he was addrelled by the MAYOR, in a neat
and appropriate fdeach.
CHERRY has finifhed an Opera for Drury-lane The-
atte, under the tide of The fravelleri. The Mufic is
to be iupplied by Mr. Coss.
In confequence of the great foccefs which Mifs
Mons experienced at Buxton, her engagement at
the theatre there was extended to four nights. The
lA, Sept. zB, the performed the Widow Cheery in
the Soldier's Daughter, being her fecond appearance
(by defire) in that charader. The applaufe at Bux-
ton was fully as great as at any other place where
this young phenomenon has made her appearance.—
The houfe was foil every night ; but, on the third,
the night of her benefit, h overflowed. Owing to the
accident her mother met with on the road, it will be
ten days before fhe can play at Liverpool. Her en-
g +gement there was to commence on the Brit of this
m..nth. Mifs Monts was to play four nights alfo at
N )ttingham, and three at Derby.
Mr. ASTLEY, fenior, is at prefent bufily employed
in ereding a new Theatre in the vicinity of Drury.
lane, the principal entrances to which will be from
Newcaftle-flreet, and the Weft end of Wych•ftreet.
lie has taken the ground of the Earl of CRAVEN for
ten years, at tool. per annum, with a provifo that
if, at the expiration of that term, he finds his place
fucceed, he will purchafe the ground for wool. the
flun agreed upon by both patties; or, if he thinks
proper to relinquith the Concern, that he (hall fur-
render the Theatre to the Proprietor of the Freehold
in good and tenantable condition. Mr. A STLEY is
Rated to have obtained a Patent from his Majefly,
authorizing him to ere& a Theatre for his anal ex-
hibitions in any part of the City and Liberties of Weft•

rninlter.
WSLLCLOSE SQ,DARE.—An application was made
yefterday belcre a very numerous bench of Magit
trates, at the Salon Houle, for a Licence to be
rzr.tated to Mr. Altley, Jun. to open the Royalty
Theatre.
Mr. ALLEY attended as Counfel on behalf of the
application, which was oppnied principally by Mr.
MASHITER, one Gl'. the Magitirates, who was of opi-
tinn, that if the Conrt wanted a Licence to Mr.
Ashy, and the Theatre opened in confequence,
-.%tich evil might wife among the lower orders of
p.,ople in that neighbourhood, as the Theatre, he
contalded, was the focus of vice and immorality.—
He fhould, therefore, oppofe every application to
open that Theatre.
The Magittrates in general feemed very friendly
towards Mr. Allley,_particularly two of the Police
llav,iitrates, HBRIOY and KINNARD; the for-
mer gentleman exprelfed his fatisfaftion at the very
condat which was obfervable, both with re-
' ft:ca to the Stage management, and the Audience
part of the Theatre. He had attended feveral times
during the Litl feafon, to afcertain that fart, and be
ohErved, that much credit was due to Mr. Miley.
Mr. KINNARD, alto, was of the fame opinion, as
other Gentlemen on the Bench.
The Votes or each Gentleman were taken, when
.'-ere appeared for the Licence z 6. Againfl it 3.
.!'isjority 23.
Mr. Aide), returned thanks to the Court, and Paid
Ifi,Juld continue to deceive their good opinion.