Star.
London, England, 1806-09-10 00:00:00

StOßll..v INTELLIGENCE.

WARWICK RACES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ;.
For hi. Majelly's Plate co too (Aetna.' 4—Pour.rude beat,.
Lord Derby's b. Is. Mllb. 4 yrs uld - r 2,
Nlr Strattuo% tin/. Witchcraft, n - aged - 2 2
Mr Sandey's is. h. Colimswoutl, 4 yr. -
old 3 dr
A bv.erpltakes of I'Lti Guiroas each.—Eighteen Subfcribera.....
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Two mile Heats •
Slr S. Sbuckburgh's b. h. Doubtful, 6 yrs old z z
Mr Hawke.'a b.'. Frattierlega • s s
A Subferlytion Pork of to guineas.—Foor-stile Heats.
Mr A. itiachAll ar. h Welch Harp, 4 yrs old . 2 r
Mel'. L. Ilroukc's b. b. Royal Oak, 4 yrs uld s dr

• THURSDAY, SEPT. 4.
A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds, given by the Mainhers Of the
Borough.—Two mile Heats.
Mr Faulkner's tab. Doubtful, 6 yrs old g 4 3 II
Mr Andrews's b. g. Garland, 6 yrs old s dr
Mr J. Turner's, jun. b. fby Monteath, 3 yrs old 3 4dr
Mr .nekley's b. f. Prince(' Royal, 3 yrs old • j I •
Mr Stratton's b. g Witchcraft, by Oberon. aged $ c $
A Swetkftakes ol"l'en Ouineas cub —Nine SubiarllsworTwAr.
mile Heats.
Mr Butler's Mifs Colartb 3Yrs old
Mr Andrews's Fathom, 4 yrs old
A Subfeription l'urfe of Wry Pounds —Fos
Mr Court's b. b. Green Dragon.,t yr. old
Mr J. 'T'urner's. Jun. b. g. Cock folnner, 6 yrs old
Mr huiden's br.n. Latin's, 3 yrs old

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Lail Sunday evenirg a meeting took place near
Limerick, between Lieutenant Colonel and
Lieutenant Colonel E. Not until three (hors
each were exchanged could the parties be reconciled.
Colonel Ma— received a wound in the hip, which,
we are happy to flute. is not dangerous.
A duel was to have taken place yefterday between
Mr. F. of force celebrity on the turf, and a Captain
R. The ground was meafured oar in Kilburn-fields,
and the parties met with their feennds ; but they
were interrupted by fume friends who had waited
their arrival, and their differences were amicably
adju ff ed.
STOCK EXCHANGi FRAVD.—Never have greater
exertions been employed than in the endeavour to
apprehend Daniell. It is, however, chiefly owing to
the meafures adopted by Mr. John Barnes that he is
now in cuffody, and the fufferers, who are men of
eflimable characters, are likely to have their property
rellored to them.

Daniels was tiro detained at the Ifle of Man by
Mr. Scum 'the Receiver General, who fent en ac-
COUP( of his proceedings to Mr. Barnes, one of the
Committee of the Stock Exchange, by a letter dated
the pa of Augua, and receive./ the 4th of Sip-
tenther.

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On the 3oth of Angell, tlo. day previous to the
date of Mr. Scott's letter, Mr. Barnes had a fufpi-
cion that Daniels was Iwkng about Liverpool,
Whitehasen, or Lancaller ; and In Rrongly was he
impsethd whit the idea, that he fent a confidential
perfon, Attended by Rivett. of Bow-beet, with a
warrant from the LORD MAYOR, with dire/lions to
proceed immediately io'Liverpool to make the necef-
fary enquiries, which were pointed out ; and to pro-
ceed, as circumflances thould direct, to any of the
neighbouring towns in quell of the fugitive. The
-parties in purfuit went immediately to Lancatter,
from whence they returned to I.iverpool on Wedner-
day, when they received information that a perfon
of the defcrip.ion of Daniels was in cuflody at the
I& of Man, whither they proceeded without delay,
and found him to be the man whom they were in •
fearch of. A letter having been received in town on
Thurfday 1111 from a Gentleman relident in the file
of Man, (biting the circumllances of Daniels' deten-
tion. Mr. Milder was immediately dilpatched by the
Loan Maros to bring him to towns but Rivett and
his companions were at the time upwards of aoo
miles on the journey. On Sunday evening they
brought their prifoner to the Angel Inn, at Liver.
pool, from whence they wince to town, Rating their
intention of being in London as yefferday evening,
with the runaway ; and what proved a moll agreea-
ble forptize to the perfons defrauded, the fi-JOI of
50,6301. was fent by poll in hall Bank of England
notes, found on the prifuner, to Mr. Barnes, who im.
mediately paid the fame into the hands of Payne,
Smith, and Co. for the general account.
Sunday afternoon Mr. Itivsrr landed at Liverpool
from the Me of Man, having Jost PH Enens Demme
in eulloely,o) They arrived this morning, and Daniels
was ostler examination before the Loan MAYOR when
this Paper was. going to profs.
CORM/IRS liickyasrs.—An Inqnifition was yeller-
day heW at St. James's Infirmary, on the body of
Margaret Smith, who was killed by a fall from a
window in Angel ci urt, Charing Croft. She was
listed to be one of the girls who are kept in thole
places for the parpofes of the vilef prollitution, and
it having been fuggelled that fire had lately, parted
with her man, and that a fulpicion had arifen as to
him, the Jury therefore were to enquire bow the cams
by her death? Several witnelks were examined, and
the rank was, the bringing in a verdia of infinity.
John Flynn, the man pripeaed, is dircharged as to
that offence, but detained for want of fureties for
another. _

An Inquilition was held nn Friday eveninz, at the
private bottle nt Mr. lA'arktfs, nest the Dinollery at
nn the body of John Mo,gan, a WeCh coal.
heaver. It appeared he belonged to a gang of cos&
porters, at the Foxatudet-the-Hill. Strand. and mea
being wanting to remove the coals Gut of the barges
lyiuy at Aka., s. Smith and !Milker, in conic.
qiica..e ~f the late fire, they were engaged ; and, while
at wot k, a pint ut the wall tell, which !mailed hies fo
dreadfully as to ‘Aufs his death. Vudigt—Acciden-
-1.41 Death.

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