Star.
London, England, 1814-01-04 00:00:00

- :SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
OATLANDS STAKES, JAN. S.
FIRST CLASS.

4 to 1 agst Octavius.
5 to 1 agst Dcflance, pp.
St.c.oN u N.Ct4sa...
3 to I apt Aquarius.
5 to 1 agst airy other.
CLAM'
4 to 1 apt thitnaikio. • •
4 to 1 agst Euryalus.
6 to 1 apt Match Mhct. '
DERBY S rAKES; - • •
to 1 apt Lord StaWtll3 e. b 7 Wally. •
12 tosl apt any other. ,
OAKS STAKES.•
11 to 1 iglt Mr. Hewitt's f. by Dick &Annals:-
10 to I apt any other. •
'I Lore are few members of ,the turf at presetiVin
to ‘n and. little betting on the different Stakes.

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Friday evenings* tlie.Post.boy,_ who takes the let-
ters to Sydenham, and the villages round, was going
over Dulwich Common, owing to the slipperiness of
the road, his horse fell 'and be slipped off, without the
least injury occurring. 74e aitinial. remained quite
quiet, but before the boy-could recover himself, the
repent of a gin, at a short distance, startled the horses.
'and he, set off at fall gallop. Owing to the thickness
of the fog, to attenten,pursuit was useless, as the boy.
could not see a yard feom him, and therefore did not
even know which way the horse went ; he was, there..
fore, obliged to proceed on font to Sydenham and the
• other places, where, after collecting the several letter-
` bags, he anived safe at Gerrard-street of6ce. The
horse the next morning, as soon as it Was ligbt, stop,
ped at the door of the Post-office, in. Bydenhara, with
the saddle-bags and their wholeccintents.
Last week,. at Golden Grove, the. seat of EinirAlni
MoiIIGAN, Esq. as /the baronehe stood at the coach-
house doors, iornetf4ng frightened the horses, which
set off on full speed through the stable-yard : the poor
coachman, in endeavouring to seize the reins, was
dragged to a considerable distance, had his rivht leg
badly fractured, and was otherwise much crashed
and bruised in passing through two gates; he wall
but :he .- Icliate assistance of
Icl we are happy to
id was in the cit..
sat still,- and re-
ip a bill, the horses
prudently upon the kit
yesterday, were!
of them, a drunt-
-
rinse, in the most.
Alderman at. Guil-
d, the question put in
a view of, ascer-
.which attended the.
ionient of the child's
t such a child was
tiori to betit it, :or
. with that power' so
'We much regret the
tistake in the report,
per in.. which an
and we are happy` ht
juitite to. the
as, who . utterly. di;.
..feels.the greatest
J PraCtie above referred
ithiervatiOnz of the iota-
`mode of punislinseat
consequence •of t
she had already s
`ably at-end her if
believed What' had
to her and to Other
November last the
of Cirencester notes to
Slough and -London.'
;tlO each were pre,
and Co.'s, White Hart.,,
refused payment.
for aelo were pre.
'IMO by Mr. Mountain, a
of Cirencester. Mr. Mountai
Mr Davis, a fishmonger,
mof him. °These
tefused at Messrs.
being taken before
s held to bail in, his
time Mr. J. Cripps,
has discovered a
, B. anci„Lewis Ben-
in fish, and keep a
.so strong that the
, stolen Bani.notes,
Taunton, and Vickery,
into custody, searched
did not appear any
underwent an examination
, brother of G. Da-
returned to the jSea.,
irencester notes.. On the
' his brother in
between the
notes for NiCt, and.
itinting to 486. Us..
, directeril to Lewis
enjamin aihniitad•keft
that it contained an
he opened the letter
lied that it :contained
The buiiness.be-.
Benjamin! were coirimtited
yesterday ; and G. Davis
t, and he—accOrdingly
Guiltier attended for
for G. Davis: On
Davis, he refused, by
take it, unless he vas
to appear at Glat-
an evidence; which being
When, after. a short
as to admitting the
Used, they were folly
one of the Villains
bow-street officer,' is in
"-k oh well, yet it- will
pronounced-41i of

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. s.,
_.,
.„
. - 'taken up for dead, but by the rmmedi
•-'" . to skilful surgeon his leg was set, and
. .. ,ibear is doing well. The lady's mai(
.: rit!gei at .the time, but fortunately i
• - ceived no harm, After galloping up
~ - • . ittopt themselves. •
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Two boys, who ventured imprudei
4.:
I j on the Canal; iMSt. James's Park,
• precipitated into the water, and one c
suer, was. drowned.
. We are authorised and desired to s
• , positive manner, that the Sitting Ald
ball (Mr. Haveara) did not, by thi
4 -
1S 4 the, case Of Phativ Ifiac,, (solely s,itia
• - taming the degree of deliberation•wh
1 OffetiCe.undin ignorance at that tritoiti
. - toga) insinuate the absurd,idea. that
elttlahle of giving a servant provocat
that servants ought..
,to, be-
armed wit
1 : liable to ahniela„orit_ kods. :,. We
occurrence of .itnelf.,x- serious, mista
which we copied' from . another pap
.• explanation has been inserted, antfi
• am. oppeztunittorgontecting it, ;nil
44... ago, to din: sittioi- ) agistraw,
claims such sentiments, and who feet
4111Stidtss'at ilkedectrinO Fol praiti
• to. ' He'loactuced its dot„Obiervai
plainant,Mr...l4i*its, 411 theiilloCJ
. hirmanelp. propoacd.;by him; In co
„.ro,u,• th _ ;the prisoner,:of what site
-fired;:the null whith would prOl
. , • ' shE 'it trl4-arki.becitiliClut its
• • ..
, . - happened 'mould npernts as alaiiiis: t
• . servants lot the fissoes. • ' • '
.: Bosiwasts.--00 Athe 4th of NI
1 . ttroooomil-coach was robbed of Ci
' • 'the amount of ('2BOO, between Skit
.. . :- Some time after, two notes for gel
'' rented at ?vfessrt. Masterman and CI
-- • - • court, Lombard-street; but were
. -•-- In a short time after, two notes li
1 ' ,•• *mad at the Cirencester 'Panic by
respectable attorney of Cirencester,
- MN, he was aient -for Mr. G. Dal
of Gloucester, and had received 'the i
i proved to be the same that were I
Masierman's ; and, on Mr.. Davis- 6
•-- .',,,.the,Mayor of Gloucester, .he was li
• • ' • *iiiim• recognizanCe. -Since that tin
• oue of the Bankers of'Cirencester,
connection between Mr. Davis, and 1
jamin, of Duke's-place, who deal in
public-house. The suspicion wae..l
Benj4mins were concerned in, 'the s
that on Thursday Lavender, Taunt
i
went tbDuke's-place,took then into
*their preinises, &t. ; but there did
Symptoms of guilt.- They underwer
at the Office, when Mr. E. Davis, 1
• vis, stateit that his
.brother had ret
• . -, Taming a *nattier. of c
•Cirenceste
- —22 d Dedein'ber last he assisted hi
ing up liiililkiiitotli-.ocl a parcel
• ' '-. ' containing thirty-hire; Cirencester
.no
' * a number for five guineas, amount
They sent a letter with the parcel,
. Benjamin, Dnke's-place. B. Benjg
• ceiving the parcel,•,bnt lenied that
thing but the salmon ; bnd thatbe
. dating his son's absence', but deniei
any, thing but relative to the fish.
;rig thug complicated, the Benjamin
- far further examination till yesterd-i
wail summoned to give evidence, a
attended Yesterday; when Mr. Go
•, . the Benjaminr, and Mr. ANDniws f
• the oath being administered to Dar
• the advice of his Counsel, to take
felieved from his recognizance to
. cestxr, and be admitted an evider
• ~ :.c -refused, he was placed at the bar, i
~... examination, and hearing Counsel, a
• prisoners to bailrwhiels was refise
. committed for trial. -
We are hvp- y to • say, that. 61
, who wounded Vickery; the DOW-3
• custody, _Although he is going of
be several days before Ise caw be p
danger. • •
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