Star.
London, England, 1802-08-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HEREFORD RACES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18.
Fifty Pounds for all ages.
Mr. Smith's Dapple, 6-yrs old, 9ft. sib. -
M:Delme's Lucan, 6-yrs old, 9ft. 31b.
CoL Kingfeote's Harriet, 3-yn old, feather 3 diC
Mr. Saunders's Orauge Flower - - dr.
THURSDAY.
Fifty Pounds for three and four year olds.
Mr. Saunden's Orange Howes, 4-yrs old, Bft. a sib. walked
over.
Hunter's Sweepftakes, Eight Subfcribers, Ten
Guineas each.
Mr. Coventry's Logic O'Buchan, walked over.
Faitsay.--Fifty Pounds for all ages.
Mr. Smith's Dapple, 9ft. 31b. I I
Mr. Painter's Crewel), yft. sib. - - 2 2
Mr. Owens's Cantator, late True Briton, Bft.l3lb 3 3
The Boat Races and Sailing Matches, on Thnrf-
day and Friday mornings, afforded much amufe-
ment to the very numerous and refpeitable corn
pany who promenaded the Banks of the Wye—
where the ufual refrethments of public breakfafts,
Sec. were prepared in the Marquees crated for the
purpofe ; and the Hereford Militia Bend were
placed in a barge on the water, and greatly enli-
vened the fcene by their excellent performance.—
Major SYMONDS, M. P. for the city, is nominated
Steward of the next Races.

YORK AUGUST MEETING, AUGUST 21.

Oatlaids' Stakes of pogs. each, h. ft. four year
olds. Four Miles.
Sir H. Nyi Illamfon's bay colt, Lasmaiter,by Sir Peter, .

. -
yft. 71b. - - " . c
Sr W. Ocrard's bay colt, Haar, by Sir Peter, Ift. a
Mr. Fawkcia bay colt, Dr. Solander, by Aurelius, Mt. 3
- -

Six to 4 agft Lancafter, 6 to 4 'agft
9 to a agft Dr. Solander, and great betting be-
tween Lancafter and Belleifle. A good race.

The Oadands' Stakes of sogs. each, h. ft. +miles.
Lord Darlington's br. h. Haphazard, by Sir Peter,
pyrs old, BR. sib. - -
Mr. Wentworth's bay b. Chance, by barber, 5-yrs

oid, Sit. sib.
2 '
Sir H. T. Vane's br. b. Cockfighter, by Overton, &yrs
old, Illt. solb. 3
Hon. L. Savne's chat h. Cinnamon, by Coriander, 5-yrs
old, 71t. 4
Duke of Hamilton's bay m. by Walnut, out of Tickle
Toby's dam, 7ft. alb. 5
Mr. Baker's bay h. Jonah, by Efespe, aged, SR. sib. 6
Two tat and 5 to a nit Chance, 5 to a agft
Hap-hazard, 4 to r agft Cinnamon, 8 tot agft
Cockfighter, and much betting 'between Chance
and Haphazard.
This was, perhaps, one of the fineft races ever
feen on the York Courfe, and was only won from
Chance and Cockfighter, with great difficulty.
All the Riders [hewed the molt capital, and at
the fame time, the molt fair jockeythip, ever dif-
played on a Racing Courfe.
The Races, which commenced Taft Saturday,
with the York Oatlands, are likely to afford much
good fpOrt. Upwards of fifty horfes had then ar-
rived. A number of families and perfons of dif-
tinition have already come to York, and many
more were expeded. The Racing Ground was
in the very belt condition, and the weather had a
favourable appearance. What with Races, Plays,
Affemblies, Balls, &c. and the number of vifitors,
the Meeting has every appearance of being the
gayeft and molt falhionable that has taken place at
York for a number of years. The following is a
lift of fume of the families who have honoured the
Meeting with their company :
Duke and Duchefa of Devonibire, Duke of Hamilton ; Earl
and Countefs Huwilliam, Earl and Counters of Carlifle, Earl
and Counter.' of Darlington; Lord George Henry Cuendifh,
Lord Milton, Lord and Lady Mezborough, Lord Millington,
Lord mid Lady Harewood, Lord and Lady Morpeth, Lord
and Lady Dundas, Lord Strathmore, Lord Belhaven, Lord
Say and Sele, Lord Henry Fitzgerald ; Marquis Douglas ; the
Hon. Lawrence and the Hon. Mrs. lltuidas, the Hon. Edward
and Henry and Hon Mrs. Lafeelles, the Hon. Lumley Saville,
Hon. G. Germain; Sir W. and Lady Milner' Sir Thomas Gzf.
coigne, Sir Charles and Lady Turner, Sir H. Williamfon, Sir F.
Standilb, Sir W. Gerard, Sir Rowland Winne, Sir J. Lawfon,
Sir H. T. Vane Sir M. and Lady Sykes, Sir George Armitage,
Sir john Shelley; General Staveley ; Colonels Marriott and
Childers • Major EUey ; Captains Taylor, Graike, Lee, Toor,
idullers:Wardell, die.

•
CALTENHAIf, 4UGUST 33.

The following are the latest arrivals here :

Lord Garlic', Baron de Feilitzech, Col. Duviton, Major
Mealy, Major Fortier, Capt. and Mrs. Salmon. CaFt.Codrirg-
ton, Capt. Laroche, Capt. Baker, R..w. Mr. Pro'Ter Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffreys, Dr. Saunders, Dr. Hu!me,Dr.Chilho!nt, rvir.
and Mrs. Amphlett, Mr. Mrs. and Mifs Page, Mr. Mrs. and
two Mifs Litchßelds, Mr. and Mrs. MarlhaU, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilktt, Mr. and Mrs. Colpoys, Mr. and Mn. Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. James Godwin, Mr and Mrs. Taylcr, Mr. and Mrs.
Vanzards, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Anderfen, and Mr. T. G. An-
derfon, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Mrs. and two Mifs
Mr. J. Smith, Mr. J. Compel', Mr. R. Burton, Mr. FlerS..rt,
Mr. `l' badman, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Rudy, Mr. Clofe. Mr.
Jones, Mr. Jarratt, Mr. Thornevill, Mr. Johullon, Mr.
Mr.Theophilus Richards, Mr. John Harricks, Mr. John Mor-
gan, Mr. G. Moore, Mr. Mactianiara, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Car-
ver, Mr. and Mifs Smith, Mrs. I tangs, Mrs. ircitch, Mrs.
D. Murray, Mrs. Blundell, Mrs. Woodring.on, Mrs. Ku:dad.
Mrs. Soame, Mrs. Wynn, Mils Cooke, Aliii. Mender, M.
Pardon, Mifs Tyndall, ate. See.