Star.
London, England, 1815-04-11 00:00:00

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The whole of the Guards who embarked last week
in the River for Ostend, have safely arrived, and
marched, in the course of Saturday and Sunday, for
Ghent and Brussels. The following is en extract
from our Correspondent's letter on this subject :
" OSTEND, APRIL a.

le A great bustle among the military prevails here..
Within these few days 10,000 excellent British troops,
of all arms, have been landed. They were marched
almost without halting, in the direction of Ghent and
Brussels. People here appear to know much less
about what is going forward than is known in everi
alehouse in Great Britain. The Duke of WELLIKG.
TON is at Brussalls, upon which place and Ghent :ill
the troops are concentrating. From all that I cat%
learn, no reliance whatever can be placed on rrrly
of the French who have followed Lows XVIII.
Paris. I lately fell into conversation with one of
these gentry, and on asking what llorraeuvrt: w_.
about now ? he said, that he had once mere go: r,,
Paris, and he did not know but he might t-ein
and pay his respects to him a fine fellow, a Seer.„,,t
of the Guards, who was presentond overheard wl.at
passed, immediately, with th'at instinctive indignat'or.
at dishonesty, which is the characteristic of the: Lett.
lish, took up his halbert and knocked the I': erch ni
creant down, telling him to take that from Joh; BA,
and adding, that he hoped to spit a d ,ren et sue.:
,turncoats before a month was over !"
Yesterday the 10th Flussars left Romford for
fleet, on the Thames, where they will c;nbstk
Belgium.
The Staff retained of the Regular Militia arc t.-!
employed at their respective stations in raising and
training recruits for the line, as the ballot is unders!or.l
to be suspended, if not altogether abandoned, On ir•
count of the high prices given for substitutes irj
le recruiting service.

SPORTING LW ELLIG EN Cl,

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEE rIN;1, I3::-
MONDAY, APRIL 10.

The Craven Stakes, a Subscription of logs. each, fur sil ,t
tt•yr Ws, sst. lolb. 3-yr-ulds, est. 4 yr-ohls, s.t. pth. s.r.
als, 9st. 'lb. 6•yr-olds, Sit. 51b. and aged 9.t. lib. A F.
Dol.e of tlraf:on's browo telly Wirt, 3-yr-old . I
l.urd Gro.-:enor's chesrut colt Phosphor, 4-yr al . ...,
Mr. Virs,.,t's roan colt, by Ditto, 2-yr-old - . •
Lord Jersey's bay colt Fuzitore, 4-yr-011
Mr. Blake's grey filly, by Ruben'', 2-yr•old
Mr. King-mares bay colt Olive, 3-yr-old
Lord btawell's bay colt Goidenleg. s-yr-old
Mr. Lomax 's bay colt Sheedley, e-yr-old
Mr. Prlot 's bay colt Scrogg.ns, by Mks, 4.yr-tald
Mr. IR: Prince's chesnut colt, by Remeadrancer, le-yr-ul.l
Mr. R Prince's bay horse Young Eagle, 5-yr-old
Mr. Watt's eltestiut filly Miss Stephens, 3-yr•old
Mr. Stoneltewer's cbesnut horse slender Billy, 6-yr oltl
Duke of Rutland's bay colt Curlew, 4-yr-old
Duke of Dorset'. bay bore Pointers, 5-yr-old
General Gower's brown filly, by ltusiss, 2-yr.old
Lord Suffield's bay colt. Little Turk, 11-yr-old
tar J. Shelley's chesnur colt Amber, e-yr-old
Mr. Wyndhant's roan colt Quack, 4-ye-old
Lord ltoos's chemut guiding Arases, S-yr-old
Mr. Watson's brown colt Paulus, 3-yr-uld •
The Judge could place but three.-10 to I apt Wire-7 to 1. apt
Phosphr•r-5 to 1 art Pointers-6 to I agst Gen. Gower's I.
Mr. Payne's c. by Clinker, '2.-yr-old, Est. 7tb. bi at Lord r . Oh .4
Scapewell, 4-yr-old, B.t. 71b. T-Y C. 2 ogs.--.5 to 4on the colt.
The first Rid ilesworth Stakes of 2'Negs. eacb, h. ft. fur the F...
duce of mares covered in le I I, cobs, tist. 71b. 6111-6, B.t. 1.....
Ab. M. untried mares, or stallions, allowed 31b. Loth, S.
Mr. Neville's colt Sir Joshua. by Rubena, Sit. Alb. I
Mr. Payne's filly, by &Jim, 7st. 131 b. • - 2
General Gower's colt Raphael, Ist. 41b • . I
Eight started--ten paid forfeit--The Judge could place but tl:-cr.
7to I apt Sir Joshua-7 to I agst f. by Selim-7 to 2 irt 1(41:,-1
Sweepstakes of 200 es. each, h. ft. colts,est. 71b. fillies, sst. a,.
Duke of Grafton's filly, by Popinjay - - 1
H. R. H. the Duke of York's colt, by Granites - i
t4sto 4 on the Dukc of Grafton's 116}.
The First Class of the Oatlands Stakt 6 of .50g, each,h. ft. P. 1.1
Lord Jersey's Cannon Ball, 4- yrold, B.t. I
Lord G. 11. Cavendish', I.ll.tekammr, 3-yr-old, 7st. 7lb. c
of ' land's K ft', :I.yr old, 7st. es. .

Duke of Run. Kutusett,
Nine started—one paid forfeit— lite Judge placed but three.
• 7 to 4 agst Cannon Ball.
Lord Grosvenor'. St. Sebastian, Sst 71b. beat l.ord r. Btr•
tinck's colt, by Cesario, Sat. 111 h. T.Y.C. 1100 gs. b. ft.
ti to 4 on St. Sebastian.
Mr. Donau's colt Original, fist. 41b. beat Mr. Hafrenden'it.:
colt Henley, set. 71b. Ab. M. lt)Ogs. h. ft.—Even bettiti,.
Sweepstakes of 3COgs. each, It. ft. asst. 71b. each,
Lord G. H. Cavendish's filly, t y David, rec. ft. tram
Foley's filly, by Selint, anti Mr. Paytte's filly, by Sam.
Sweepstakes of .200 gs. each, h. ft. cults, Ust.7lb. 1111k', Sq. 41
Duke of Grafton's Whisker rec.
Lord Darlington's cult, by Selint se:flukes' his rake.
Duke of Rutland's Lli ,by Aehns (cleat!) paid.
Lerd Queensberry %Noel the Stallion, Bucephalus ; Ni:
Monkman, eke Pegasus M.tre, out of S.lncho's dam •i Air. lit:.
chinson, the Brtiwn-bresd Colt, that was second for the liearliti
Stakes,
.at Catterick Bridge, sod sold him again to the Duke Qt
Leetly—Mr. Hutchinson sold his 'Sweet William Wain& dL'
by the Brother. to Eagle, to Mr. Shafta ; Mr. Read Denham yur•
chased Norton; Mr. Don, a yearl,ng by Dece:ver, ost
the above Pegasus mare; and l.utd Darling:on Las put
facivlllo, by Gs ville.
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B7ZFAD.—This day, the Lin MAyon. :4trr r•
specting the mealweighers returns, ordtred the rth.
of bread to be raised One Penny in the peck log.
Runs IN BIALINGTON-STREET.—Yesterday, NATI
Hudson, 'L'homas Roach, and Michael Den:iy, WL:t
brought up to Bow-street Office, by Dickons ;•:141
Perry, charged with riotously and tumultuously 2‘•
sembling, with a number of other persons, in Burll.
ton-street, and beginning to demolish the house of tt:
Right Hon. Frederick Robinson, in Burlington-s:;c:'1
They wile committed for further exaniinaticn.
OLD Bits:Am.—Yesterday, Josiah was cap'
tally convicted of forging a promissory nem NI
464, with intent to defraud a society, called IN
!" Provident Daughters," and the firm of Messrs. 1-i.
PALITKIIT and Co. brewers. A legal objection, low
eyes., was taken, which remains for the decision '
the Judges.
tt BIRTH.
On the gist ult. at Verdsut sur Meuse, Mrs. C. Stratify, 0;
a son.

I DIED.
On Saturday last, after a protracted illness, Mr. John 13:.inr
comb, many years Machinist, and latterly Proprietor oftli!e.
Royal Circus. His death, while it is lanceted by a yOUngA
I.munewitts preterit, will be mourned by a large and respec
atik.
circle of friends, whom his upright and hononrable weduet bli
attached to Min by the stronger MO of disintereded

LONA*: Pnourd by Lin& KAMT, Pickeu Place;
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