Star.
London, England, 1805-06-19 00:00:00

SPORTING INELLIGENCE.

AICOT•HEATH RACES, FIRST MY. JUNE IS.
His Majeay's Plate cf booss. by Hunters which have
regularly hunted with his Iviajefly's Stag Howls's,
agreeably to the Article. ahead,- advertiled ; the
bell of three four-mile heats; four year olds to
carry I t lt, 21b. five year old•, t t 11. gth. fix year
olds, 1 t St. ralb. and aged, tali. Mares to be al-
lowed 41b.
Mr. Richardfon's b. g. lem Sq' ,by Coriander, aged a
Mr. EnaSden's b. g. iter, 5) rs old - . Z s
Mr. Smith's b. g. Vernon:, by Veb.nterr, s yvt old - 3 3 •
Even betting—the field againit the %sinner.
'The fec-ad and lalt year of a renewed Sweepliakes
of togs. each, with aygs. added (rem the Race
Fund, for three yr old colts, 8.1. 71b. and fillies,
811. 21b. the new mile. The winner of the Deasy
or Oak Stakes, to carry 71b. extra.
Ld Grolvennes b. f. Meteors, by Meteor
Mr. Ladbrokes Dr. e. by 'Vow% Woodpecker, out of a fitter
to Driver

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Sir F. Stantlines niter to Duxbury
Mr. Wyudhanis b. c. by Guhanna, out of a filter to Nit..e's dain 4
His Royal Highnefa the Duke of Yoth's b. a. by Gouty, out
of Mademoifelle - r

Genenl Gowces b. c. CapUs

A capital Race between the three firit horfes. .
Mr. Coventry, Lord G. H. Cavendifh, Sir J. Shel-
ley, and Mr. R. Heaihcote, were Subfcribett, but
did not name.

The fecond and laft year of the renewed Sweepflakes
of togs. each; to which were added 25gs. out of the
Race Fund, for four yr olds, to carry Vt. glb. five
yr olds, Bfl. 51b.•fix yr olds, 811. t 1113. and aged, glt.
Mares allowed 41b. To Hart at the Half mile PolL
on the New Courfe, and go once round about two
mile. and a half. The winner to be fold for 3ocgs.
if demanded within a quarter of an hour after the
race, the owner of the fecond horfe, being firli en-
titled. &c.
Sir C. Biremry's Orlando, 6 yrs old -
Ueriersl‘lvver's Mifs Coiner, 4 yrs old
Lord Sanchiich's Margery, 6 yrs old -
Mr. Lakes Virtuofa. 4 re old 3
Mr. Wyndbam's b. g by Driver, out of Rofalba, s yrs old 4
Lord O. H. Cavendifia's Dusbury, 6 yrs old - -
Three tot awl Orlando-7 to 4 aga. Mifs Coiner
—7 to 4 agft. Du:bury.
Mr. Jones's Freedom, by Buzzard, Bfl. agft. Mr.
R. M. Phillip's b. c. by Fortunio, 7ft. The New
Mile, toogs. OF.
Mr. Embden's b. c. Latitat, beat Mr. Abbey's bl.
f. Virgin, 811. 71b. each, two miles, sop. h. ft.
Seven to 4 on Virgin.
Never were Afcot Races known to be to faliinn-
ably or numeroufly attended. The fport was in ge-
neral excellent; Lord Grofvenor's filly Meteora, hav-
ing won the Oaks at Epfom, carried 71b. extra. The
play lay between Mr. ...adbroke's br. c Sir F. Stan-
difh's filler to Amine, andMeteera, who won by lit-
tle snore than a nofe. Buckle rode her. and though
placed in the middle, connived to malt the whip 1:11.
Their MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES united at
one o'olock, and were efcorted by the S;ewatd, Lord
SANDWICH, to a tent prepared for their reception,
with an area in front to aff,rd them a view of the
fport. Their MAJW STIES, with the Princels of WALLS
and the Duchefs of ?Oa I:, were attLhdel by Ladies
CASTLEREAGH, HINCHINEKOOR, and MATILDA WYN•
YARD. The KING was in, high fpir;ts, and louked
remarkably well. The Parses was chiefly in conver-
, (anion with Lord EGRESIONT, and j•ictiarly obferved,
it he Lad won his mnney. The Duke of Yost
chiefly affociated with Sir Joust Sti sees v. Sir C.
SUNBURY, and all the Sporting would were preterit.

- broke down

KING'S THPATIE.—The Opera loots were lark
night thrown open as ufual, by means ci &ins al-
molt incredible ; and fuck was the intioary ofe.l on
the occafiun, that of the devaaatior,. of Satt,,,i
night very little indeed was perceivable. t:z-
firuflion of the mulic books rendered it necefrar y to
change the whole,of the performances. Thofe or Lit
night were the opera of Zaire, in which Madame
GRASSINI literally furpalred herfelf ; and the Ballet
of La Belle Laitiert. Thole pieces were greatly ap-
plauded by a very fplendid auditory. Not the froall-
ea murmur was heard in the courfe of the evening.
It feemed as if an a 8 of ob4vion has been paired by
common confsnt.

HATIMUIRK ET THEATRILLaII night, in "Ways
and Means," MATS MS played Sir David Dander with
admirable pleafantry. The farce of " The Review"
succeeded, in which Mr. WINSTO4 a, one of the new
proprietors, made his firli appearance in Caleb err.
which he performed with all the flippancy and front
of the original, enriched in many instances with pe.
culiar humour. The Yorkfhire Lamp was well de.
pitied by Mr. LISTON. and all the other parts ware