Star.
London, England, 1802-07-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHELMSFORD RACES, SECOND DAY, JULY 2r.
The Steward's Plate was won by Mr. Golding's
b. f. Larupedo, beating Mr. Crofs's b. m.
T H intscia Y.—The Plate was not run for.

Same day, a match for pl. between Sir J. El.
daile and Mr. Child; won by the former.
NAVERFORD WEST, MONDAY, JULY 26.

The Principality Plateofsol. for Horfes bred in

Wales.

Colonel Colby's gr. tn. by Magog, aged - t
Lord Cawdor s ch. g. serjeant, aged - - 2 2
Swccpaakes of ten guiueas each for all ages.—
Four mires. (Five Subfcribers).
Ir. Mankl br. h. Rol's
Mr. Jeruscr's b. g. True Briton, 6 yea old - -
N. B. itolla,Collator, and Gazer, are entered
for Wednefday's Plate.
SALISBURY RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2R.
His Majelly's Plate, of toogc.—Four beats.
Mr. Scrape's b.c. Doster,i, by 13-uch.srd t I
Mr. Heiuing's b. h. l'Jrn.Aus - - 2
Lord %tots cy is onc of the Stewards for tit? en-
Cuing Canterbury Races. A new prize, a piece
of plate, in the form of a foes head, will be given
to the owner of the fecond horfe for the Hunter's
Make;.

The company at the Edinburgh Races, laid week,
were

Duchefs of Mice!nigh, Counter: of Dancilt, Ladies Caro-
lire and Harriet Montague, Lady Charlotte Durham, two
Mifs hrales from London, thrcc NIS* Kern, of Morrifon,
' from ditto, 1,1: lof Home, Atiripis of Mundy, Eon. U.I. C.
•I lipe, Captain Durham. Mrs. Billing:no. M. G. Lewis, Efq.
M.P. Lord Archibald 1I:till:non, Lailics 'tor: and Suflin 1.13-
110:on. Lord :Macdonald, G..,,cral :.Tacdonald, j inn. Ceptain
Earl and Colin:. fs of AlAysie
r. r, tor a .t Mrs. I lou:lan,,P.arl and Coo:rick of I ailiderdate,
y Long, Cuncral Maislazid, Lord L:pliinflont, Hon.
Halliet, Colour! Hallict, General Drummond, Sir
Al. cinder Purvcs, Bart. Lady Purviii: Captain Home Turves,
i.the Mira Pines's. Sir Innis Stewart Denham. Bart. Lady
Dcrhain, Foil. Colooel bray, Lady Colthurit,
• rai and La ly rs4siwell and tarok from GLfgow, Colons!
Lady,ar,l. family, Duch, is of Athol, and part of the
fa*, Lord il-Ihreen, 1.00 ioicho and f.znily, Lord Rollo,
S r Jam, s St. Clair Etikine,&c.
Monday fcinnight his Majefly's Prize was fhot
inr by the Royal Company of Aithers, on Burntf-
field Liaks, Edinhargh, and won by Dr TH014.: S
SPINS.

THE NEW LOTTERY.
To the Tune of—" he Tight Little Idan,Vb
BY A Nunt.r. LADY.
Ye Vuefies of Fortune, give ear to my theme,
reties in plenty to attention ; '
My fubjedes the Lotttry, built on anew fekerne,
And faith, worth all your att: ',don :
0 what a nice, tight, little l.ott'ry !
The matchlefs, the richeli, belt Lott'ry !
Of thoufands no more
Than jult entv-four,
Do Tickets compute the New LoterT.
Forty days the Lail year, did Fortune's great WLeel,
Move round with its outs of all fixes;
But in eight days next month, in fpite of her will,
Mull the give you all—all of her Polars:
Cf what a nice, tight, little Lott'ry
The matchlefs, the richeß, heft I„utt'ry !
That ran ill eiltlit days
Its adventurers mire
To opulence—what a briar Lott'ry
For a week, heretofore, no capital Prize
Came up, tho with hope all were panting,
But now ev'ry morn, in each first drawn there lies
Sev'ral thoufand of guineas enelniotit,g
0 what a nice, tight, litti, Lotet y
The mateldel:, the richeft, bell Lutery !
Tho' poor over night !
The next morning's
May crown you with joy in this Lott': y!
If on this or that day ycu can't Ocip and dance
With news of fitccefa, du not forrow ;
Singe the more Ticktts drawn, the greater your chance
To gain the large Prize ut tu-morrow:
0 what a nice, tigiit. little Lntt'ry !
The matchlefs, the rictiefs, heft Lott'ry
That ev'ry morn through,
If you Fortune ptirfue,
Incite:As your chance in this Lotery.
This gcm of all Loteriss, we jtiftly may fay,
So many attradlions inherits,
I'm fore I fluxed not have doge finging to-day,
If I told you hot half ot its merits:
0 what a nice, tight,fittle Lott'ry;
The matchltfs, t he, richefl belt I.ott'ry;
Quick, quick. purchafe make,
Cr you'll nor have a (take
Of a Share In this gem of a Lott'ry.
'Would you know where's the Office that holds the firtt rank
In dirocnfing the favours of Fortune ?
You will find it is Parr's, that fates the Bank—
Si: years have educed it molt certain .
'l'kcre deal in this tight Hate Lott'ry ;
This matchlefs and richlft belt Lott'ry!
Fly, Fly, then to Pore;
With him's folid hope
Of a CA YIYAL ?ME in each Lott'ry!

On Monday next the New State-Lottery com-
mences drawing.—Tiecets and Shares in great
Variety of Numbers, and lowa Prices, continue
on fale at the Offices, Cornhill and Charing-crofs,
of RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

On Monday next the new State Lottcry begins
drawing, when the firs drawn will he entitled to
gocsol. It is prcfumed, from the great nutr.lier
of Tickets already fold, they will b.: higher.—
Meffts. J. JoaNsoN, and Co. therefore recommend
their numerous friends to purchafe without delay,
and refpeftfully inform them, they have on fale at
their old Licenced State Lottery Office, No. 3,
Pope's Dead Alley. Cornhill, Tickets, Halves,
Qcarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in a „great va-
riety, and at the very loweft prices. This truly
fortunate Office has been highly diftinguithecrin the
late and former Lotteries, for felling and fharing
Capital Prizes. The Tickets are carefully regif-
tered ; Schemes at large, gratis ; and monq for
the Prizes as loon as drawn.

The cornea runs as high in the city as in the
county. The Lottery Candidates arc peculiarly
popular; t0c01.20001. pool. to,oool. and 20,0001.
let the choice fall on either, the Ele&or mull be
gratified. There are only 24,000 votes. Thole
who have already made their EleCtion in favour of
tire above Candidates amount to twenty thoufand
—fo that only four thoufand more Freeholders can
be admitted at any price.—The Poll will finally
clofe at HORNSBY and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill, on
Monday morning next, at nine o'clock.
Should the prefent evening prove the lati per-
formance but one of fuch a fperflacle as the ICnishit
of the Sun, in reprefentation at the Royal Amphi-
theatre, the public will have to regret the with-
drawauce of one of the molt fuperb and impreill ve
Pantomimes ever witneffed on any line. To (peal:
in adequate terms of praife, in regard to the me-
rits of the feveral performers, would require a
column, inacad of the limited (pace allowed us in
this paper. Let it fuffice, therefore, to fay, that
Inch acting and extraordinary combats as are
difplayed throughout every fcene, was never in
this country witneffed before.
On the 23d, William Carter, of Whitby, in en-
deavouring to raife a conliderable weight, broke
a blood veifel, and in a Ilion time expired.
On the 17th intl. a boy of the name of Duncan,
Cot. the Abbey-Holme), gathering flowers
on the banks of the Crumbeck, unfortunately fell
into the river, and was drowned.—Verdi& of the
inqueil, accidental death.

On Monday the t adi intt. theyounger frn of R.
r N, Etq. of Cleadon,unfortunately playing too
near a fire, his cloaths caught the flame, and he
was burnt in fo dreadful a manner that be expired
in a ft w hours.

Tuerday, about two o'clock,the body of a young
man, a failor, fuppofed to be one of the crew of
the Juvo frigate,was picked up alongfide that !hip,
now lying off Woolwich.—She was paid off on Sa.
torday lan, when a Marine, being much intoxi-.
cazed, walked overboard, and was with didieulty

Pincoces fine Male Elephant, which has fur
many years amufed the Public by its f.Tacity and
dnciliTy, qualities which It poffeiTcd in a very
eminent degree, was taken fuddenly ill on Friday
In fpite of the means made ufe of, it expired
in convulrions early in the morning, which gave
rife to a fufpicion that fomething noxious had been
adminitlered to him. To afc.ertain the point, his
body was opened in the evening by Mr. THOMAS,
Mr. G B SON, and fome other Gentlemen, who
diffeeted the bowels of this huge animal, and ex-
amined minutely into manyeparts of his firttaure.
No proof, however, was found of the agency of
poifon. Mr. PIDCOCK has (Whined a considerable
lots by the death of this farcions animal. A
keeper of a menagerie at Pans bad agreed for his
purchafe•at the price ofisol.