Star.
London, England, 1802-07-22 00:00:00

SPO AMC mrsulezives.

CHELMSFORD RACES, TUESDAY,JULY 20.
Her Majefty's Plate of toogs. by 3 yrs old filliez,
carrying 7ft. 71b. and 4 yrs old, 9g.—The bet
of three two mile heats.

Sir Charles Butlbury's br. f. Julia, by Whiikey, 3 pri old r
Mr. Brown's bay mare, by Bacchus, 3 yrs old - 2 &
Mr. Golding's c. m. Remnant, by Trumpator, 4 yrs old dr.
WINCHESTER RACES, TUESDAY, JULY 20.
His Majefty's Piste of wogs. Four yr olds, LA.
41b. ;5 yr olds, I 61b. ;6 yr old, tz4. ; and
aged, ; z slb. The belt of three 4-mile heats
Mr. Durand's Sir Sydney
Mr. Elton's Yam. 4 Yrs
Mr. Mill's b. c. Ilorik 4 yra

Mr. Sutton's g. h. Haanes:man, s yrs
Mr. Henuning's b. h. Parnalfus, by Prgafus.
Three tot upon Sir Sidney ; s to t again!;
A renewal of the Brookwood Stakes, of 13
neas each, for horfes that never won before the
day of nomination, carrying 13 ftone each ;
two-mile heats. The winner of the Welter Stakes
at Bibury, or of any Plate, Match, or Sweep.
flakes, of the value of tool. to carry 71b. extra.
To be rode by Gentlemen.
_ _ _

Mr. itibton Smirks b. g. by Spatulas, aged .
Mr. Byndlofs's Brown Bread, s yrs old - 2
Mr. Sykes and Mr. Grime were Subictibers, biAt
did not name.—Ten to t againit Spartacus.
There was very little company on the Race.
ground, and little or no betting.

IPSWICH RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7.
The Sol. for all ages. Four mile heats.
Mr. Golding's I.ampedo, by PotBos, 4 yrs lit 31b. r t
Sir F. Standifies b. f. by Sir Peter, 4 yrs ;ft. 31b. s 3
Seven to 4. on Lampedo.
THURSDAY.
For the sel.—Mr. Golding's Peacemaker, by Pe.
gafus, 5 yrs received zags.
STAMFORD RACES, THURSDAY, JULY 8.

Sweepaakes of togs. each for all ages, twice round.
(Eight Subfcribers.)
Mr. Watfon's Llgnum Vita, by Walnut, s yrs,BIL •
Ld Fitzwillianes Woodpecker, by Buzzard, 3 yrs, Wt. 2
Mr. Sitwell's Fleldfare, 4 yrs, eft. 41b - - 3
Four and 5 tot on on Lignum Vitz.
STAMFORD COCKING.

The Gentlemen of Warwickfhire, (Gulliver,
feeder) won 18 Main and 5 Bye Battles; and Lin:
colnflure, (Pearfon, feeder) won 14 Main and 7
Byes.
EDINBURGH RACES, MONDAY, JULY sp.
The City of Edinburgh's purfe of 501.
Mr. Kincald's brown colt, by Overton t
Mr. Bbarp's grey gelding - o
Mr. Fletcher's ehefnut mare 3 3
The fir& heat was fo clofely run, that the Steel
ands could with difficulty determine the winner.
A match for tooogs. betwixt Mr. Fletcher's
Lethe, Sit. 61b. and Mt. Johnftone's Antelope, 711,
tclb. two miles. This match was gained by Mr.
Fletcher's Lethe.

PARMA)/ Fe S H lON s.—The handkerchiefs e
marmite, the white 'tray:- hats trimmed with a
plaited quilling,and black thaw hats trimmed with
ribbonsofrofe-colour, yellow, violet, fometimes blue
or piftachio green, are three kinds of head-drefs
very common. The fathion of veils is not yet
pall, but it is drawing to an end. The heads
venly cropt ala-Titre, are Rill prevalent. The
mantua-makers in force things copy the En&lith
fathions. They make the crape robes a•la-Iraa-
faife, with (hors fleeves, and low in the body, fo
as to leave the thoulders and bofom completely
e zpofed. Silk buttons batted only a ihort time in
men's drefs. Plain metal buttons are now all the
fathicn.

Difpatches received from Guadalnupe by Gene-
ral Joli N SON, Rate, that the Blacks who refilled the
troops from France, are nearly deftroyed ; their
Chief, on being hard pre(fed by the forces, (hot
himfelf, and about Soo of his followers were put
to death; the reft have difperfed, bnt are clofely
purfued. The ifland of Guadaloupe is nearly de.
tiro*, the greatcft part of the eftates being burnt
down, and a number of properties in Grand-terre
are alfo burnt.

A fever has been for Tome time prevalent in and
about Sanquhar, in Scotland, called there aiiitch
fever, which generally proves fatal by the fifth
day. The number of deaths fince the tft of Ja-
nuary is beyond any thing remembered by the
oldett liver there.

On Friday lag a melancholy accident happened
at Bruntilland. Among many others who were
exprefEng their zeal and affeßion for Sir. J. Sr.
CLAIR ERSKINE, to be their Member of Parliament,
Mr. Sivewright, furgeon in that place, was alEfl-
ing, after the hones were taken out, to draw the
Baronet in his carriage through the greets, when
he fell and the wheels going over him, he was
killed upon the fpot.
A molt outrageous and alarming affray took
place in Hull Market, on Saturday evening, ori-
ginating in a difpute retpeaing the price of green
peas, a cart load of which a dealer in vegetables
having purehated at the rate of 4d. per peck, at-
tempted to retail to the people at an advance to
6d. or 7d. Irritated by this, the mob immediatdy
dearoyed the peas, and then proceeding to open
holtility, overturned the Rails, without difcrimi-
nation, of every peffbn in the market. Meeting
with little or no oppolition, the (hops of the but-
chers next became their object : feveral of thefe
they forced open, and plundered the contentc,
which were carried away by men, women, and
children, tome of whom being apprehended, were
conveyed to the houfe of correaion. Finding
that feveral of their companions were in confine-
ment, they attempted to refeue them by breaking
open the doors of the Guildhall, which proving
ineffeetual, they turned their attention to the win-
dows, every one of which they broke with the molt
determined fury. The rioters are under exa-
mination before the magißrates, who are taking
the molt aElive Reps to elucidate this difgraceful
affair.

A (hoemaker, named Ratcliffe, of Loughbo.
rough, has been fentenced to be publicly whipped,
for leaving his wife and family chargeable on die
oariils. Not long fence. in.thefamr,_smatv. a want

FAUTICA INTILLIGENC2.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND South.
111t71.

O Dublin,
I Dutch,

Sir 3. 3.st- aaas.z is appointed Commander in
tlii:sf of the fmall lquadron which is to remain in
the Mediterranean upon the Peace Eftabliihment.
A letter from Gibraltar of the tft inftant flues,
Oat Sir JaNtr.s was hourly expeeted there from
M.l:a, with :h.: fleet, nn their way to England,
to in paid off, and laid up in ordinary. On his
arrival at Gibraltar, he is to fhift his flag from
C.s SAR, of Ft.l. guns, to a 5o gun chip, the
Circler being ()Rio-cc( home, as well as all the
(,:hc: 'hips of the line upon that nation.