Star.
London, England, 1823-09-04 00:00:00

HASTINGS, SEPTEMBER S.

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This delightful watering place is full to excess._
Scarcely a bed can be had, and many families, from
necessity, are obliged to proceed on to Eastbourne :
the Libraries attain their usual attraction, and are
filled nightly with beauty and fashion. At Barry's
we were particularly amused with the singing of Miss
BEAUMONT (from Covent-Garden Theatre), and the
comic songs of Mr. JONES. We felt considerable
anxiety at bearing that as the Paragon coach wai
leaving Hastings this mottling, at ten o'clock, and
when near Mr. Milward's house, the axletree broke
asunder, and threw the coachman and the whole of
the outside passengers with great violence to the
ground. The coachman's arm is cut and bruised.—
A Gentleman, a Lady, and a Gentleman's servant,
were severely bruised, but, fortunately, no lives were
lost, although the coach was completely full, inside
and out, and a vast quantity of luggage. Drs. Dur-
ros and:Duca were indefatigable an their endeavours
to restore those who stood in need of their assistance.
Amens the arrivals at Buff e, we lad Lied Roane Yin-
haltei" Lady Brace, Lady Ames, and Lady Yaw.

BARTHOLOMEW FAIR.
„The ristic delights of Brook-green and Fairlop,
and Ose Aess delicate pleasures of Camberwell and
thetnieb, have,fellpit before the unrelenting hand of
legal power.; and it is much to be feared. that the
rius glories of Smithfield will, in the course of
fevi years; liye only in, the recollection of the cititene.
of London. Bartholomew Fair was
.yesterday pro-
claimed with the accustomed. ceremonies. Soon after
twelve O'clock, the LORD MAYOR, accompanied b
the Sheriffs, City Marshals, and a posse of peace-oifi-
erre and. constables, proceeded from the• Mansion-
House in his state carriage, along Cheapside and
Newgal-stmt, to Smithfield. The processiao, in its
route, 'did.dot, as in 4, deaden time, make a halt at
She residence of the keeper of Newgate in the Old
Wiley, the ceremony of handing a cool tankard to
'the Chief Magistrate having been dispensed with, bat
proacapr aloe Giltspur-street, round Smithfield,
,v4rt± Ina :Lordship proclaimed the City Carnivalt so
writing to'prentiarboys and asaid,servaists with the
usual honualities. Compared with what we lulu
seen on ,tl4is tovasa-of " tipsy dame and jollity," the.
Fair. 4 not nsiisteroisly attended. Instead of a doable.
soli of spews ,which formerly adorned the western.
side, due:single:ow of paltry booths is displayed,and
On the tiottborn aide not one is to be seen. This '11{•,
tenement has been made by the civic authorities,
for the accommodation of the salesmen on market-
day. The visitants to the Fair on Friday morning
Will, its consequence, be relieved from the annoyance
of horned cattle and their ,more brutal com
Pcsr..,vs# Masyrsies opponents, the drover4..,,T •
.
err, ;rend .Sherry has
nue present it the year. Th.
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1.440111, APCsei ficyn 444,000.t0 •J

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nassiser.
A Coroner's Intioelt was held yetleiday, hit We've
!clock, before T. Suittomb Esq. Coroner, as St Ear-
li;)lomew's Hospital, on the biWfaftr, Ceethes....r
Eliza Coinbes, daughter of the deceitiedi'veltO ra-
ided at No. 7, Honeyeuekle-coast, Meer4iirse, de-
posed, that on Thursday morning last-she Weis in
the front room, on the ground Roos, her father and
mother were in a back room ; she heard her lathe,-
take a dish out of tho.tepboarci, and let it fall,kaeek,
ing down a teacup at the same time; she instantly
ran into the room, and saw her father in the act, of
putting a saucepan on the fire, without any 'water in
it ; he next 'took up the di,h, which was not broke,
and put it on the copper ; her mother told him to tike
it off ; he said he should nor, but shortly afterwards.,
he attempted to do so, and caught his foot in a Wad,
which crossed the room, and fell with • the dish in his
hand, which then contained a large piece of beef:—
the dish broke in two pieces, and'his held came in
contact with the one part; he was. nuieh intazierited
at the time, and his bead bled profusely issrrote up
and attempted. to strike witness's moither, but for
what witness cannot say.. A surgeon was then sent
for, who came immediately ; but her father said he
wanted no man's assistance, and refused tp let him
dress the wound ; he then rose up and walked to the
Hospital. Witness came with him, aod &foregoing
in, he sail-he would
°have something to drink, which
he did. The surgeons of the Hospital shaved his
head and dressed the wound, and he then went out
and stopped in a public-house three hours, after which
he came home, and on Friday got twin the morning,
land was tipsy again the whole day On Sa Imlay he
came to the Hospital, where he resnaid till be4ieti.
. Coaoura.—You are sure he fell whhaut kftirtakie.
Wicoeas.—He did.
Commun.—Did not your meter push hips? . •

The Sister of the ward observed, slasorbes sae direould poise
in. be said he was pushed down.
Coatniaa.—That cannot be received in evideese.
Mr. J. G. Perry, house-surgeon, deposed, be saw
the deceased on Thursday last ; he had a severe cut
on the top of his head, lour inches in length, which
was dressed, and witness told him the consequence
might be fatal if he did not remain in the Hospital,
but he would not ; he was much intoxicated at the
time. On Saturday he came again, and had consi-
derable inflammation in his head and face ; every
thing was done that was requisite. but he expired on
Monday evening, -about seven o'clock, from the ef•
feet: of the wound, aggravated by intemperance after
receiving it.
The Conoitan addressed the Jury on the melan-
choly occasion, observing upon the deceased's intem-
perance; and that if any one had pushed him down,
it was his wife; who could not be examined on. Oath.
Verdict--Accidental death, through intoxicaticm.

SPORTING LVTELLIG,EAVc4.,.,

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WARWICK RACES.-.Tuisnar, Serfs:mm 41.
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His Majesty's Pl.&te of 100 p. Four-mile bests. .• •
Marquis of F.zeter's b. h. Ilolbeip, 4 yrs, 10st. 41b. 141'
Mr. ;11cr1ony*s b. m. Loss, 6 yrs, 12st. - - • II AI •
Mr. Clifton's b. h. Lytham, 4 yrs, 10st. 41k. - '' 11.; II
The Guy Stakes of foOgt. each, h. ft. for 541+1,141. if tbsinkl;
ben. One mile. -.•1: : • • •
IA Warwick's b. e. Cardinal Puff, est. 41h. T - .1
IA Groaverror's ch. e. Adroit, Oct. 31b. - - . -%
Fear rot placed; nine drown.
A Sweepstakes of 30gs.wa:h, h. fr. One wile.
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Mr. Jones's Champion, 4 yrs, Sit. nib. - - 1
Mr. Myttoo's Sir Wliam, 4 yrs, M. Sib. - s
The St. Leger Stakes of tsp. each, iOgs. ft. for 5-yr.oki!: the'
St. Leger Course—about a twoktile heat. -.
Ld Groavenoes du e. Adroit, Set. Sib.
Mr. Niyier's h. v. Triumph, B.r. sb. - - 2
Mr. Beattlnvortit's b. c. likingliarn, So. Sib. - 3
A Denten' Sweepstakes tat guineas earl. Ikats, two miles.
Platers b. g. Thedby, aged, list. 151 k. - 3 I 1
llseitC. Perey's ch. g. apiary, 5 yrs, Ilst. 411.. 1 2 5
IA Plymouth's bon. Clausina, S yrs, list. 41b. 4 3 dr
Mr. Whitebead's b. g. Young Sir Peter, I yrs, I Is:. I tl& I 4 dr
Trio other drawn. .•
A Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with £5O added. Two.ntile beau.
Mr. Myttoo's b. f. Ostrich, 5 yrs, ?st. 1011.. - 1 r
Mr. Steven?. b. c. Bertram, 3 yr, se. - 3 2
Mr. Day's els. c. Melampus, 3 yrs, .7st. Hilb. . .2 dr
In the first heat Bertram ran ea the wrong side of the post,
but returned so his ground and ran In third.
Lord Harley, Colonel Yates, Mr. Nailer, Mr. Sadler, and
Mr. Whiteside*, were sabeerthers, hot did not name. .
RACING IN FRANCE. • .
Pansy Stn. I.—The Roots commenend this day at noon in
the Champ de Mars, is the presence of M. the-Coma Cbabrul,
Prefect of the Seine ; M the Viscount Caseeibuac, Muter of .
the Royal Stud, and many Membeks of the Comicii-Oederal of
the Depantneut•-
, The but course was by three and four and a half years old.
hones; vim. M. A-videos' Dio, M. Soncbry's Casarond IL Ric-
lineee't (jun.) .Theretoo. Die won the stakes, 1001rines:
Ms nee, as the second, was very Infornsuitte. • In the brst,
Oakes rider came ID contact with shripost, end received a se-
der hart on the head. .
In the second which wagesate..A.:lL Levnque's Minos,
and hi. Rimed.** (men.) ThitrobenTlMiis's Jockey was thrown,
and severely hurt. in the fait he dikiltoi oriole the post, and
broke his collar-bone. He was borne ignite- pima for
the4ockeys, and, having been bled. was removed to he.pital
of Gros Cailloo. His condition has created considerable• non-
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pathy, aid even ansiity. ' .
At the moment in which this accident occorred-c two. Genes-
men galloped for a bet in the Orsini, de Man; one of them was,
thrown from his seat, sod his horse ran wild. Ills oppipwat to ,
the race, wishing to recover. his friend's steed. was thrgrrn 92 his
turn. and danierenil7 hurt; be 'aho was borne insensible to the
hospital of Oros Collura. . Meter was such utikkrunqn risintir.g"
witnessed at Pads.- , ~‘: or ~
The dArd,andLlturdt races prospered bakes la Ate third, a ;
marebeleaging bp the Duke of-Guiche won the prise. The k.st
prize was gained brianuemette, who made the circuit of the
Champ de Mars three times in eight skink.. SI snoods.
• FOOT RACE& •
Mboday last, at a celebrated sporting-house at the West "IA
of the Tooni,- Mr. If. -1 knight of the clever • neMing is- the .
neighbondlowi of
obluithester ear*, eingronisAut ins a Mr. :
W. W. and 4- Mo. 4,.. R. two bswrate herer-derien. the one. ,
big near Ortrannenorpuue, and she other nearatery-
=lbl'attesit 'Mick the distance of 100 ' • The
WO . iinten• "%may tinning, ut ire:
Ills.: IL. andalk•-• W. We anti talcompassisd by their risresenus
nerirr Iffirkilinsiii is Mgde,Perk... :rt. resod was ones. ,
ate pit icing
to we what was going Gs jie
shit. ' paii at arb.isig produced a deplete ellyr en-
.4reesbie
insilfin" Betting was 11 ti 4 an the butcher ; they tented ; sod ,
she er...ming neck and serdrnearly she whole dimmer, the fa,:
treerke,beat hitarbiellollt Mgr a Use race, only by half a yard,
amidst the loudest acclimation. by his backers and friends.
iYesterday rooming, at eight ediock, at the same place, Mr. '
. sold appeared, to face his *other opponent. There were then'
.re
grand swirly WOO porno% :, Mr. J. E. solo: !
Ids fried* • .and s.hoetly• alter off obey stark* . .E.
lorce.ying Ave yjd... They ran she grated ha good style, and
the tuchfh*iht of *dewier *in leaved suocessfeLAZ -
lice tibersivasallt os bas. and some to hoary
eyrie, riewsiteg ', Tbiellatie et staking weetrAill, 7,'
IN :(11 3114,40.:41-4 el the Wisner, Wier haft his astogonytkr
i .6
lgootiordi solid the autattotiono of sbe qlwd. - *
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