Star.
London, England, 1815-06-12 00:00:00

SPORTING lIVTELLIORNCL

Drrriso int THE D'INCASTIit ST. LEGER. •
7 tot ago Viltio da Pete—Taken.
MP too agst Mr. Osseolgne's Little Thomas, by Sir David.
oo to 8 atet Sir B,4lllnglians, by Thom
s,
Kin to is agst Agapanthus, by Hyacinthus.
WO to Sagst Lord FitSwilliaru's Orville colt, out of Mary, by
Sir Peter.
IVO to Sept the Duke of Leeds's Restoration.
100 to S agst Mr. Brown's Fogleman, by Sir llaviL
The Rate for the Wokingliato Stakes at As-ot oft Friday was
one of the best contested between Aladdin, Gen. Gowor's f. and
Mr. Wyndham's Wanderer, sern for many years. It was elven
by the Judge that Aladdin won bv a hcad, but tuber itia,tes at
the post were of opinion he was the last of the three, and a iss-
tingulthed personage corgratulated Urn. Gower on Ms success
before he had heard the decision.
BOKlN6.—Satwroti, the navigator, who made such a manly
fight with HARIT HAR;111.111 hatne beard that Matimesset,
the Black, feels disposed to regime his pugilistic pursuits, be
(Shelton) has challenged to fight the Black for 100
PIALKI:II.4 the Scotch baker, is matched to kiln Settooasmi.
Money is down to make good stakes.
Pr 2681 etaststa.—Saturday morning a young man of the
name of Iltrwst AN, lately from Yorkshire, for a sva7er of £lO,
engages to go un lot front Whitechapel Church to Ilrentwertd,
in Easel', and hick again, in four hours and a half, the wh,de
distance being 3s: miles. • lie arrived at the starting-post In 0144
spirits, and woo the wager in twelve minutes L*6 than the time.
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Queete-sndai C.-a-Saturday o.e Bishop of London was sum.
moiled fur having a cart in hie passeseion, removing fin nitere
Isom his house in St. James's-square to his house at Fehatin,
which cart had not his name properly painted thereon ; the two
first letters being defaced, It stood " shop of London," and al, i
with not being duly entered. The steward and hurler attended,
but the charge being made out, he was fined in the penalty of
forty shillings.
HA El ON GAROZNe..-Saturday evening 7'. dftrere, an elderly
man, of York buildings.Soluer'e-town, was charged with nil c-
ting a wound on his wife's heal, whereby her hie is in dangs.r.
Mary Ann Elliott, daughter to the prisoner, stated, that he seas
the best of husbands and fathers Until be drank spirituous 1 queers,
when he became quite deranged, and their lives were in &lige:
from his violent paseion ; that he kad„some time before, cut her
mother severely with aknife : that he was also confined three
or four days in a straight-waistcoat. That on Saturday evening,
as they were sitting at tea, without ally provocatim, he took up
:he cream put, threw it with great violence at her mothers and ;
inflicted a dreadful wound on her temple. Mr. Squirrel, a cur- I
germ, was sent fur, who stated, that the wound was very dan-
gerous. lie was remanded.
Coaosea's tannest —Saturday an irqui.ition was taken be- i
tore Turmas OHILTON, Esq. at the Rose Tavern, Cripplegate,
upon the body of George Thabury, an ostler at the Bell Inn, wl o
lost his life in the fire which happened in %Viand
us-.rheoseet,
Fri-
day morning. It appeared that the deceased had been front home
until an untneually late hour on the preceding nigh-, but had re-
tired to bed quite sober and without a light. The tire broke out
at a considerable distance front where he slept, and it appeared
wa- burning at least an hour and an half before it communi:sted
to his apart.' en'. This was an attic at the remote end ut the
Bell Inn yard, and notwithstanding the noise and contusion
wit:eh prevailed on every side, the deceased was not awoke un-
til the firs had actually reached his bed. Shortly afTer dreadful
cries were heird, and he WAs seen burs•ing open the window,
and preseliii..g himself as ith a shee't burning about him. No
5..:-tatice whatever could he atlnrded to hint in this quarter, but
an .mmediate attempt was made to k t eat' in the roof of his apart-
wee.. Unfortunately, however, :his expedient was toe late,
the' flame. 5e5,...• .: te :Ely pierced tbrou,ft and caused an aperture
sufficient to perceiv • •at the deceased had sunk wit:. the fi site
on which he ..!..•>• an the tutus beeeath. From thence he was
taken itt a few haws, bet in coeseq 4:Tee of a beam of burning
timber having fallen upon bins, h.! was so Illt1,11Ate.: as to re-
vile his being rernenised. 'the Jury lament, d, th:.t while every
ether person upiet ...1-• :ireo.i•ell *AI thougle of rid saved, the
deceased should has c: : •:: ..lie. y 'orgeetten for nearly two
hours. Verdict—Acchlentat 1). "sir.
An Inquest was last werk held nii the Lindy of I. Downer,'
aged 19, who was found de-.41 in the prs, of the Blue Boar pub
hc.bouse, e ocheeter. It is supposed, 'bat when at the privy, to
which there is no other seat tnan a narrow board, Lis hat till
off, and in endeavouring to rept' it, be fell int when, as the
suit was nine feet in depth, there was noposslbility of eXteirating
.
himself. Verdict—Aectdesital Deitb.
Gamete es.—barty in tae mottling of Sunday se'nnlglit, Mr
Sheriff burrs succeeded, by private iutormation. In eotering,with
a latch key, found on the porter, placed at the do ,r es ti sentinel,
a Gambling-house, lu Essex •street, Dublin. Here he foiled 17
gamblers at full play, some of when were the eons of most re.
spectable citizens. and others tailors, bakers, wai•ers, clerks,
apprentice', Ike: ace. The High Sheriff had the party sent to
the wateb-bouse, together with the gaming table, groom-porter,
&c. &c. and horn thence conveyed to the Police Office. Some
of them gave suifictent hall for their future good coeduet, and
the rest were committed to Newgate, with the proprietor of the
gambling-house.
Melina% —A few days ago a young man, coming
from Chair/41e to Coils with a load of butter, was
murdered by a fellow who joined him on the road.—
Night coming on, the youth proposed resting until
the morning at a house on the way ; this was over-
railed by his companion, who remarked, that it was
better to convey butter by night, as it was liable to be
injured by the heat of the sun. Having come to a
rt tired part of the road the villain pretended to hare
strained his ancle, and on the young man stooping
down to assist him, he was instantly stabbed with a
knife. He died a few hours afterwards, in great
agony. The murderer has hitherto escaped.
One of the two flour mills built by Col. WARDLE,
at Calverden, near Tunbridge, was a few nights ago
discovered to be on fire An alarm was given, and
the first who arrived was the person who secured the
',door the preceding night, and who found it broken
open ; a pocketbook, containing £4O in notes, fakir'
away; also some silver from the till. The mill was
entirely destroyed ; and there is no doubt that the fire
was the act of same robber and incendiary.
The long litigated question between the City and
the !parish of St. Mary, Woolchurch, Tweeting. the
rental upon which the Mansionbouse ought to be
guessed to poors' rates, is at length terminated in
favour of the p..ri‘ii.
We are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three emi-
nent ,I
Surgeons. of SO years experience
reoaqsitannsniugsegdcienbiu.nbriniiirnlitdytceeilalyty.bokeu:r e s ,
Fistulas, Debilities, &c. Ste. have established a Medi-
cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlottestreet, '
opposite Roma's'', HILL", Chapel, Blacklriar's-road,'
where the public are relpeveo It An tl: most dangerous
diseases without salivation it confinenient. The in-
stitution claims the attention of those who may have
attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been
so unfortunate as to consult men :georant of so im-
portant a branch of the profession,
treatment have mercurialiged thousands out et their
liiteni
lossmahlyano nem;das generaleidpgiixtihitoolarrtms
een,imld,seovea%lld.i:lwre II
debility,
eicfgbaahsekc)ennrn,efed
existence
—eruptions
.styeaatres. amfteerssr.
sa.ncdootorog:t;ticund embittercotnh
seu llnteatit rdi ami loyn ihayl -
101 ranks of people, from ten till eight or by letter, in-
closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating
their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent
to all parts of the kingdom. '1 hey also cure the
piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and
give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-
day .maruinss, till twelve o'clock.