Star.
London, England, 1805-10-31 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

' NEWMARKET THIIII3 OCTOBER, OR NOttaFITON
merritaul. sits, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30.
Stibieription Plate of s°l. for z yr olds 7fl
4lh ; and
3Yr olds 41b ;fillies allowed 2lb. Two year
Old C.
91!
Mr. Wilron's ch. E by Bossard. 2 yrs old . t
Mr. Gelding's b. C Merry Maid, by Buzzard, 1 yrs old s
Sir F.Standides bl. a. by Mr. Teazle, s yrs old' S
Mr. Windbases b. c. Tallboy. 3 yn old . dr
Mr. Mclnnes 1. e. Companion, s yrs old . dr
Mr. Moosbasafes tor. e. beaks. ess Whikersodos, 31n old dr
Two to i on Buzzard.

Sweep!lakes of soogs each, h. ft. Two gold C.
Bft each.
Mr. Watfon'a e. by Worthy, set ef Patieke
General Gretreeier's c. Have-at eat. by Havableteatiaa
Mr. Howertlea e. by Sir. Harry, bee& of Cat OlLeDy pd
Two to s on Worthy.

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Sweep'lakes of sop each. Aerofs the Flat
Mr, Ladbrokes Hunan% lift alb - .
Mr Watloa's Daabory. tft 711 s -
Mr. Howarth's Waraftsr. 7ft 311 f - .
Fite to 4. agit Bullard--7 to 4 agft Duzbury--
3 to a aga VVheatear.
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Lind Sackvillea Witchcraft. 811. 81b. beat Mr.
Wilfon's c. Newinat bet. 7R. 81b. D. I. toog•.—S to
2 on Witchcraft.

Lord Barryniore's Gratitude, !IR. 91b. beat Col.
Todd's Hippoppenet, 84. Acroii the Flat. a cgs,.
5 to 4 agg Gratitude.
Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought, SR. 31b. beat Mr:
Howarth's Wheatear, Sit. Two yr old C. sogs.--
6t04 on Dreadnought. ,
'Mr. Cave Eirpwne's ch. b. Stretch. 5 yrs old, 114.
rec• ft. from Mr. W. Bayley's b. 1. Fanny Fancy, 3
yrs old, 611 D. L wogs. h. it.

moNnar AGRICULTURAL REPORt,

fOlt OCTOBER.

The drynefs of the weather prevented for fame
time the clover ley, breaking up well for Wheat tow-
ing ; but towards the end of the month they worked
kindly for the feed in moR diaries. Some early
Town fallows, free from black grafs, have thrown nut
promifing plants. A larger bulk of Clover for feed
has been got up in good order in the Eaßern, and
tome in the Northern conuties, and better headed
than has been remembered for many years pa R.—The
Turnip countries have abundance of feed, particular.
ly throughout Norfolk and Suffolk. In many parts ,
are obferved a confiderable breadth
,of Winter Tares
in great luxuriance ; the forward Rate of which, par-
ticularly where drilled, will no doubt, be found highly
profitable to the growers. Potatoes turn up every
where abuntbnt, and, from moll foils, of good quality;
The Corn of latt harveß, of all kinds, is found to rile
winch above the ofual average ; and the now gene-
ral introduaion of thrething machines upon a fimpli.
bed conflrodion, will be found confiderably to en-
create the produce, The Meat Markets for prime
articles have had fdme advance ; but inferior Beef
and Mutton continue low ; Pig Pork is plentiful, and
not dearer. Yea) of fuperior quality is worth more
money. Lean Stock continues to be had upon near-
ly the fame terms as through the cootie of lafl month.
except Store Sheep, which are fomeshat
The Hop markets have had a further advance in •
price. rn Wool there is•ilittle or no variation fence
our laft month's Report.

An initance of the ;11 aces of incantionfly leaving
gunpowder about, occurred a few days fence at a
haute in Orwell fireet, Ipfwich—a eltild, having pot-
Ceded itrelf of a quantity in a bottle, threw a little
into the fire, by which having burnt its fingers, the
threw the whole nn the fire, and ran away, which
the bad fcarcely effefted, when the powder exploded,
and blew ont a part of the tiding and a window
above fiairs.

lltrday mnrning a hackney-cnach, driving very
fait in BilltopfgateAtreet, threw down a Lady of the
name of Javcott, when the wheel went over her
arm and broke it in two. Some perfons went in
purlitit of the coachman, but he efcaped.

Let Sunday night the haute of a cherfernonger,
in Brick-lane Spnal.fields, was broke open during
the abfence of the family, and robbed of t 251. in
notes aad cab.

Satnrday laR, about two o'clock afternoon, on
the road between Wigton and Newton Stewart, a
boy, fervent to Captain M.Dowall, of Curghte, was
robbed of two parcels, containing bills for dilionat,
payable at Wigton and Newton Stewart, by a fellow
who teemed to be an trithman,
Upon the tBth intl. a man was committed to the
jail of Stranraer, charged with the murder of his
mother-in law.

Tuefday fe'nnight an attempt was made to break
into the Mop of Duncan Blatt, grocer, Low-fir:et,
Greenock, by means of a Oteleton key, which, fortu-
nately broke in the lock, and prevented their getting
in. Mitch mifchief was done in that town a few
rears ago by the ufe of fimilar ken. -
On Wednefday fe'nnight the (hop of Dr. Cameron.
Greenock, was alto broke into, and a few Millings
taken away ; the entrance was by a back window.—a
Same night. about ten o'clock, the fhop of Mr. Wal-
ker, baker, was likewife broken into, and the till, con-
taining a few pounds, carried off.

Tn-day, to-morrnw. and Saturday, are the remain-
ing days of drawing. The Wheel contains me
Prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds l one of Ten
Thoufand Pounds, twn of One Theufand Pounds,'
five of Five Hundred Pounds, &c. &c. Tickets and
Shares. wartanted undrawn. may be purchafed from
eight till nine in the morning. and from five till eight
in the evening.

A young woman, returning on Thurfday evening
from King's Parade to about half pall !even
o'clock, was violently attacked by two men. abont
1 half way between the Turnpke and Park fired, who,
on her coming up to them.intiantly feieed her, and
taking from her a lanthorn and an umbrella, forced
her againft the wall, and were proceeding to aft' of
thv utmoft violence on her perfun. On her making
reftitanee, one of them held a pillol to her head, and
threatened to blow her brains nut if the called for
affillance, and did not quietly fubmit herfelf. For-
tunately, at this inftant, a *kik was coming up
with confiderable (peed from Sriilol, which prevent-
ed the accomplifbment of their purpofe. and they
inaantly ran off towards the Turnpike.