Star.
London, England, 1824-05-20 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

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The First Part of Henry the Fourth continues to to
performed at this. Theatre with increasing popularity.
Last night it attracted a genteel and croes.•ded audience,
and the gpplanse was frequent during the progress of
the play. Mr. CHARLES itEmaLE has grown more
confident in the as;nniption of tie character of Fahtlif:
;and, therefoie, is the heater enabled to display his limi-
liarity with the humour of the ponderous yet jovial
Knight. YouNo plays //otsput with more felicity than
he did on the liist r.ight ; his eccenvic waywardness is.
as excellent as it is original. The cristome attracts
much notice, and the war accoutrements in particular
are splendid rind pictilre,qtie.

count• or Atm;':, ,cll---nas DAY.

TARRING AND FEATHERING.

.lAn Sutton received judgment of the Court for being one con-
cerned in a riot at Canterbury, in tarring and feathering two of the
l'rev..ntive Service men, stripping them of their clothe., and pa-
rading them about the town. I'ht %Vent:ant was srtitencet! to 12
months imprisonment is the jail of St. Augustine':, Kent, and sure-
ties for five years, himself to 401. and two of 20/. ea..h.
The judgment of the Coart W. 14 also prayed upon Mary limes.
ElizillvihCanni•igh.l,a, and .1/(try Ewalt, (man her and daughter), with
Mary Mathews, tar 4A)stru.:tiug the I..zcise officers in searchittg
their house for smu:_;gled spirits, convicted at the last Lan-
caster Assizes, when !ones was sentenced to six months' impri-
sonment. and Cumingham to four months, in Lancaster Catle,
and to enter into recognizances for five yt ars in £2.5 each; and Evans
ainTalathews to three momhs each in the same jail.

'011:17 G ELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT NEWMARKET.—Waosizsoav, Mar 19.
The betting since yesterday has experienced a very considerable
change. Scrab (Jesse), (or the Derby, still continues a rising fa-
vourite, liavirez moved forwards a good half point, and offers to
heavy .thounts freely taken at only 0/1 to 1 agst bins. Most of the
other Derby colts have either moved upwards or gone back in
some degree. Cobweb and Rebecca, for the Oaks, have given way
.a little; and Lord G. 11. Cavendish's two fillies and Viscountess
have crept up. Full particulars of the present state of odds will
be found as under:

3i to 1 agst Scrah
6 to 1 agst ittfortnce
7i to 1 agst Grenadier
74 to 1 agst Elephant

MIR SY.

S to 1 agst Cedric
11 to 1 agst Osmond
• 15 to 1 agst Don Carlos
20 to I agst any other
OA KY.

9to 4 agst Cobweb 18to 1 agst Viscountess
,q to 1 agst Rebecca 12 to 1 agst any other.
.74 to 1 agst Lord George's two .
12 to 1 agst naming the winners, Derby and Oaks, has been
taken freely4large stints.
s.,,bio betting on the Doncaster St. Leger.

NEWMAIIKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1824.

WIDINLbDA V, MAY
.19._

Lord Orford's Addy beat Mr. Lee's Fatima, List. 41b.
T. Y. C. 50,h. fr.-3 to 1 on Addy.
Colonel NVilson's 1. by Soothsayer, 7st. 71b. beat Lord Orford's
Addy, 7st. 101 b. D. M. 50 sov.-7 to 4 agst Cul. Wilson's filly.
Ilandicap Platt of £5O, by subscription, being the third of the three
£5O Plates, for three, lour, five, rik-y i-oiti, and aged horses, A. F.
Sir J. Byng's Is. h. Me.ti4co, 5 yrs old, 9,t. - - - F.
Lord Jersey's br. c. by Phantom, 4 s 0,41, 71b. - -
Lord G. IL Cavendish's hr. c. Maud, 4 yrs .Id, 7st. 101 b. -
Duke of Grafton's ch. ni. Whiagig, 5 yrs ola, Sit. 21b.
Seven started, but the Judge placed only three.
Four to 1 agst Alori,co-3 to 1 agst Mina-4 to 1 agst Whiegigs