Star.
London, England, 1814-11-08 00:00:00

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TURF EXTRA. a; , •
41fitt Henry e greatest winner In the Newmne-
let Second t, Meeting; it is said, that his Lordship won
600 n guineas on Oct,irthan against-Curlew and Medorao—Partisan
was got by Walton, out of Panne, by %Mos.
BETTING ON THE DERBY, IRIS.
If to 1 agst Mr. Watson's b. c. by Walton, out of Dodona.
12 to 1 agst Anticipation, by Hambletonian.
1.3 to 1 agst Mr. Wilson's ch. c. by Sorcerer, out of Little
Sally.
15 to 1 agst Field Marshal, by Trafalgar.
16 to I alst brother to Whalebone, by Waxy.
16 to 1 agst Wl:lamas, by Sir David.
s;0. to i agst Equator, by Zodiac. .
BO to 1 apt Lord Foley 's b. c. by Salim, out of Glory.
BETTING ON THE OAKS, 1815.
Sto i agst Lord Stawell's sister to Blucher. '
12 to 1 azst Minuet, sister to Music, by Waxy.

We understand there was an error in the paragrpah
respecting the loss by the Recorder's Clerk, of notes
to the amount of £4OO, as to their being taken out of
his desk, and as to the amount. The notes were only
mislaid, and were found within two hours after being
first missed.
•Saturday se'nnight, as Mr. Charles Complin, of,
Winton, was returning home ftom Winchester mar,
let, he was stopped by two foot pads, at the two di-,
recting posts that separate Andover fromWhitchurch,
armed with hedge-sticks, and without demanding his
money, knocked him of his horse; one of them knelt
on his body, using much horrid language, whilst the
other rifled his pockets to the amount of between three
and four pounds. He was otherwise severely.
ill-
treated and beaten. .
Saturday John Hedge, Daniel Coady, and Richard
Flinley, three soldiers belonging to the Sappers and
Miners, quartered at Fort Cumberland, near, Poets-,
mouth, were committed to Winchester gaol by Wm.
Deacon, Esq. one of his Majesty's justices of tlw peace
for the county, charged with committiqg * ;ape on
the body of Eliza Goodlad, a Soldiees..stire,'aecom-
ponied with circumstances of unusual aggravation and
barbarity.
Frederid Finnilla, a private in the 3d garrison bat-
talion at Portsmouth, is in custody, charged with
forging the names of General Porter and Admiral
Purvis, two of his Majesty's justices of peace for the
county, and offering them to soldiers' wives for passes,
by which a number of worthless drunken women are
enabled to collect considerable sums of money from
the public.
John .Lyons, a private in the 51st regiment, is also
committed, charged with breaking open a room be-
, longing to Mr. Lipscomb, of Portsmouth, and there
stealing divers articles of wearing-apparel. He left
his bayonet behind him, which led to his apprehension.
A horrid murder was committed near Altagh,
Wood, in the Barony of West Muskerry, Cork, on
Monday week. A farmer named Gallavan, and his
son, returning from the wood, where they had pur.
chased a horse-load of timber, were attacked by five
persons, who crossed on them in the high road, and
who appeared to have lain in waiting for them, three
of whom were armed with scythes, set in handles,
like swords—two of them knocked the old man down,
and gave him several 'every weenie wielkse.n sew.
derous . weapons, and-.lee witbdarge s
other three most barbarously butchered the son, who
died on the following day. An inquest was held on
the body, and one Hogan, a carpenter, has been iden-
tified by old Gallavan, as one of the perpetrators, and
is in custody.
INGRATITUDI..--A vessel which arrived at Liver-1
pool last week from the South of Franc*, took on
board at St. Jean de Luz, an Englishman in very dis-
tressed circumstances, being totally destitute of 'every
necessary, and without any means of getting home.
The Captain taking compassion on his desolate con,
dition, gave him his passage to Liverpool free of cost,
and, on his arrival there, a subscription of two pounds
was raised in the ship to enable him, to reach his
friends. Notwithstanding these weighty obligations,
the man broke open the Captain's chest, on the morn-
ing of his departure, and stole out 120 Span' dou-
bloons, of the value of upwards of four bun gui-
neas, with which he got off undiscovered. nforma.
tion was immediately given at the Police 01ficit, Li-
verpool, which, with its usual activity, soon got scent
of the offender, and he was taken the following day
at Maghull, near Ormskirk, with all the pieces of
gold upon him except 16, of which be would give no
account. After a proper examination he was commit-1
jed to Preston gaol. . 1
The City seldom presented a busier scene than that
exhibited on Thursday, in the neighbourhood of die
wharfs, in consequence of the anxiety of the mete,
thants to get their sugars shipped before thepperatienl
of the new bonding system. The whole of Thames-
street was blocked up with carts, from five in the
morning till five in the afternoon. Several accidents
happened. One poor man fell down, and the wheels
of a cart going over him, he was taken up dreadfully
, mangled, and without any bepes of his !eciover7.
Tweelseggars, who Jaave(crimpe tinea.gest infested
the streets of-Bristol, woe izt-trOarp iiegkeikk-- •
custody, when upon one was found 17.4..,„
companion upwards of le4. !
• Mr. Joule Maw, at the. Salines, great, Aging.
ton-street, Northampton, seeing that- thll GUISTO-
NIAW MIDWIVES were Witllthelro from that place one,
Account of their being 'sold •to Patiente. without
proving the truth of his declaratieneby freeing them
from the most agonizing paini of Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Pleurisy, tkitd-ache, Tooth-ache, Face-ache,
Ear-ache, Pains in the Stomach.proceeding from
Gout, Flatulent, or Bilious Causes 1,, likewise old
Sprains, Bruises, &c. &c. Having seen for seven
years the wonderful cures performed by these restora-
tives on a great number of Patients ow descriptions
now residing in that town and neighbourhood, the
permanency el which sees •accatratieefinary as the
cures themselves, and likeitise seeing. that the Pro-
prietor was in the habits of selling tech/sive- • Ms to
lib Jill
practise with his prepatations, to those those
only that Would learn tonse these' • well
as his medic:al assistance, I did attandidav;Gasltonian
Hospital for this purpose, and having-Pun:Wised an
letclusive right for Northaatptos, deb now eggage at
a small expense, in one ,hour, to give to those that
may be afflicted as above, in Amon every induce,
the only earnest of cure that is .possible for Patients
to receive, or bawd" not sell them these Medici's.—
Attendance there only on Saterdepeaorsimpirom
tell ti!cicok till four, disdaTeve enele-bonre est Sunday
uvrAins..lllo. bip.s fittVild OA Ladifs.