Star.
London, England, 1806-11-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKKT THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING.
SATURDAY, MOYINSER I.
.1 Date of St. Alion's Merrybought, Eft 13Ib beat Mr. Panton's
Tatnbtlfro, 1R 81b. Y. C. tor/L—Flue to 4 and Merrythouibt.
' 911' C.Banbirry' Sous, carrying a feather, beat Mr. Arthur's
'Wormwood, M y lb. Two yr old C. 200/.—Eleven to 8 agit

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IMWatfon's Charmer, 811. 4lb beat Doke of St. Alban's Mer.
ght, 811 slb. R. At. sop h. ft.—Sit to 4on Charmer.
411117. Meßillo's Streatham Lafs beat Mr. Arthur's Wretch, 8R sib
'isth. • Ab. M. 300g5.-i-Eleven to 8 en Streatham Cafe.
liandirap Sweepßakes of eggs each for them yr olds. R. M.
fnVatfon's Charmer 811 Oh - 1
tied P.O. Oiborne's Nora h, 811 611, s
. Wyndloarrese. hy Schedonl, lift sib -
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Mt. Payoe's Tudor, 815 Gib - dr
Sir'. Shelley's Chiller, SR 81b - - dr
,Mi. Panto's', Tim, 811 tolb - . . dr
Two to a spit Charmers-3 to 4 age Mr. Wyndham's e.
Lord Darlington's Zodiac, SR
,clb beat Mr. Ladbrokes Slipper,
Se yIII.,Two yr old C. toop...Five to s agft Zodiac.
. Lord Grofvenor's Violence, Sit zolb. beat Mr. Mel Sites Strom-
Mill Lars, 71t 81b. R. M. zooga—Slat to 4on Violence.
'Handicap Sweepitakes or top each. Two yr old C.
Mis. Girdier's Worthy f 3 yes old, SR Islb - .
Mr J. Shelley's eh: e. by Whiltry. I yrs old, 711 11th
Mr. Penton a AM.ltella. 3 yrs old, oR rolb •
Omen' Grokverioes Fricafee, 3 yrs old. SR sib -
Two to a apt Worthy—,c to 4 agß.Sir J. Shelley's ch. e.
A Gold Cup, value Pup by Subferlbers of top each, the remain-
der to be paid to the winner in fpecie. Acrufs the Flat.
Lord Orofvenor's Violence, 4 yes old, oft 61b
Mr. Femmes Hippomenes, 4 yrs old, SR 131 b
Mr. Andrew's Garland, 6 yrs old, 7fl I ,lb '
' Nr. F. Standith's Yellow f. 3 yrs old, 711 yib
' Bir J. Shelley's Leiner, 4 plead, bit bulb -
Mr. Ladbroke"s Slipper, 4 vr• old, 9(t sib
Mr. Neale's Regulator, 4 yrs old, Olt
Mr. Howarth's Langton, 4 yrs old, LIR ylb -
Mr. Brown's Mountaineer, 4 yrs old, SR sib
Duke of Grafton's Dodona, 4 yrs old, 811 6lb -
Five to a apt Viola:ire-4 to a silt Hippomenes.
'Tire Judge coed only place but live.
• Mr. Blachford's Currycomb ree.frum Mr. Haworth's Langton,
Sit rib each. Dwo yr old C. loop.
, . Mr. Penten's Rilphlne; RR rec. 4ogs. from Sir J. Slulky4 c.
bought of the Daft of Goldoni, PR 416. Acrofs the Flat, wogs.
Mr. F. Neale's Malsolio, ree. accgs. from Mr. Watfon's Vega-
hood, Sit alb. each. Two yr old C. 30op.

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CORN-EXCHANGE, hoiTtMOER J.
The fupplies of Whtat to day ere large, fine fem.
pleb fcercely fetch lea price, and fecund and ihfcrinr
quality go off heavily, at a further redudion iropr ice
of as. and 3s. per quarter—There are but middling
fupplies of Bailee ; which, with Malt, keep their
price. White Peas arc lower. Beans, of both forts, are
at (mall variation. There are large all ivals of Oats ;
thole of good quality fupport their price, others are
cheaper—and fates of Flour are at rather leG than
the general quoted prices.
o.a CUSIIWCY .45 0111111
/nett fp 70. /ft pee V. Grey Peale 46, gas ad
Moe Dkto. St. SS. at BMW, ees at
RI% for') 40' 4410 d Tick Ditto 31$ 451 od
Barley, eos 46s od Oats, 21.36. 4a.
Malt, 711 7S. od Poland din. 3a. 334 64
Wbite Peak. 78. 84. od Rape sees, Iv 271 oos
Fine Floor 7e t• 7,51 Second 65. to 70s per lAA.
Saturday morning at ten o'clock the remains of
the late Lady Alva were removed from her houfe,
New Cavendifh-fireet, Portland.place, to the burying
place of the Stafford Family at Wimbledon Church.
The funeral was Pimple and becoming. The &ceded
had nearly attained her poth year.
BOW•STREET.—On Friday night Frerftriei Smirk,
alias Green, alias Sr. yam, was charged before Mr.
Gaanale, on rut-pick's, of robbing Mr. Thomas Batt.
let, of No. 32, James-nreet, in the Commercial Road,
of bank Dotes to the amount of 6071.
It appeared that about the latter end of Jane, the
prifoner was introduced to the profecutor by a Mr.
Davis, an attorney, at the Robin Hood public houfe
in Leather-lane. where they all *fed to meet. He
reprefented himfelf to be a Captain in the army r and
in a (hod time after they became acquainted, he ad-
vifed the profecutor to fell all his property out of the
flocks, as he knew feveral perfons who had entered
into a confpiracy to take out a (haute of lunacyagainfk
him, and pullet's themfelves of all his property, and
as he underltood .11 the profecutor's uneafinefs of
mind arofe from the difference he had with his wife,
and being parted from her, if he would fell out all
his flock, he would undertake to bring about a re.
conciliation with his wife, and prevent the confpira.
tors gaining their ends, which he agreed to. The
prifoner undertook to be the mediator, and in a few
days after accompanied the profecutor to the sank.
and fold out his flock, amounting to 6191. with the
antered; after which they both let off for Ramfgate,
where the profecutor's wife was ; the profecuior pro.
nailing to pay. the prifcner for his trouble if he foe-
ceeded in reconciling his wife to him ; and if he did
not, he would pay all expel:eel. The prifoner 'pre-
tended that he knew a female *relent who lived in
the fame family with the profecutor's wife, who was
fore to oblige him, and would have influence enough
over his wife to prevail upon her to return to him.
Upon their arrival at Ramfgate, the prifoner 'eta to
the bottle where the profecuter's wife was, hut ramm-
ed to the profecutor without aciomplillanwhis shied.
They then returned to London in et ptift-ettaife.
Upon their return to town, they Went to the Witch
Harp public hoofs in Peter-ftreet, Soho, where they
fat down together in a room where there were feveral
perfons, who all appeared to know the prifoner; and,
after they had been in the room about three quarters
of an hour, the profecutor took his pocket book out
of his pocket, to pay for the !Naar they had drank,
when he milled the whole of his bank n.lil, amount-
ing to 6071 and immediately furore at the prifonir,
and Paid he had got his money ; upon Which the'Pri.
loner got up, put his fill in his fate, and Paid,
had not a regard for him he woold•knock him crown ;
and immediately left the moment * parch. All the
other perfons who were in the tooth, likewire lei the
houfe in great hair. The proleentor and the land-
lord of the houfe ran after the prifoner, but could not
overtake him. The profecutor knelling the number
of the notes, information was &en at the Bank. A
few days ince, Mr. Awfon, the'profecutor's Solicitor,
received notice from the Bank, that one of the notes.
No. 738, for 3001. had come in from the Manehefler
Bank, upon which application was made to that Bank;
they (aid, it was paid in there by a gentleman, wllo
opened an account there in the name of St. John, and
who Paid he was a Captain in the Army ; he had left
Mai:whaler. and was in London : he had written to
Manchefier, for the balance of his account to be re-
mitted to him.
Mr. Anton, the pro:editor's folicitor, learning
where the prifoner was to be heard of in London,
called, but could not meet wrth him. He, in confe-
quence, thought of a nratagem, and left word he
was agent to the Manchefter Bank, and wifhed to
fettle their account with him, and pay him his ba-
lance. This induced the prifoner to call at Mr. An-
ion's haute, on Friday evening, when Mr. A. pre-
pared a receipt, and the prifoner figned it by the
name of St. John. Mr. A. having no doubt but this
was a forged name, took up his poker, ordered him
to furrender, and harged him with the above rob-
bery. Mr. A. and his Clerk kept the prifoner in
cullody, till Peaskes, the officer, was fent for.
The prifoner was committed to the Houle of Cor-
redinn, for further gemination.
The NARCISSUs frigate, that brought the difpatches
from Buenos Ayres, is breaking up at Sheernefs.—
On Satetday le might, a carpenter employed in
breaking her up, found a wedge of gold concealed.
He took it to a filverfmith. in Chatham, who told
him it was brafs. The carpenter, not fatisfied with
this anfwer, let off on Monday, for London, and of.
feted it for tale, to Mr. Blake, a gold-refiner, in
Long-acre, who told him he mutt have it allayed
before he could alcertain the valve, and requened
him to leave it and call again, which the carpenter
agreed to. Mr. B. fulpeding he did not come ha-
ndily by it, gave information at Bow-fireet, and the
Magiltrates direa ed Adkins, the officer, to attend,
and take the carpenter into culiody, which he dir
on Tuefday morning, and took him before Mr. Bond,
when the carpenter gate the fame account of the bu-
fineh as above. The Magiltrate referred the lonfine,Cs
to the lords of the Admiralty—the relult is not yet
known.
I'IJHLIC Of if 1,, AVIt.TICHAPFL--Saturday ha a
journeyman houte painter was fully committed for ,
trial, being charged with fleeting a gold watch, acc.l
value 351. out of Camden Houk. Hackney, the pro-. ~-
perty of Mils Blake, and which he offered to pledge, '•
in confequence ot which he was Roppsd.