Star.
London, England, 1807-09-01 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRA VEILND Au nu T 3o.—Palfed by the Canard. from
Bombay; Aittive. —, from Monte Video; Shipley. Holder,
from Nevis; Fame, Smith; and the Sir Godfrey Weldter, Bren-
ton, from Jamaicao—Sailed the Experiment, Logan, for India;
Hopewell, Willivos, for Cork ; Concord, Ridland, for ElGnore;
Mary, Hare, and the Spartan. Seymour, for Malta.
Aoa it.—Paffed by the Cofar, Shaw, from Jamaica. Sailed
the Hopewell. Ntilkama. for Cork; Eienur Hamilton, Strstfon
for Baltimore; and Ike Ludatiato.Cormao, fur the Cape of Good
Hope.
Ala Iv ID-At Liverpool, the Horatio, famiefoo, from Port-
Lnd ; Laura, —, from New Orleans.; Hudfuo, Tombs; and
the Fair American, Martial. from New York. At Cowes' Ad-
miniftration, Dickettfoo, from New York. At Mortrofe Alex-
ander. Brown, from Memel At Milford, Rodney, IThurITI
from Memel. At Belraft. Logan, M`Conoell, front Londoo..--
At Virginia. Vancolivre. Cromcr, from LiverpooL At St. De-
ming, Monarch, from Guerafey.
DINTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
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The Mercator, for the Bores., captured t•ept
paid on Friday nest, at No 13, Great George ftrect, Wennsinftcr,
and there recalled. 4. win be

The Revolutionnaire, for the Formidable, Moat Blanc, Scipion,
and Duguity 'lrwin, captured Nov. 4.1305, will be paid on board,
on Friday next, and recalled at Mr. Lockyces, Plymouth, on
Toefdays and Fridays.
The Amason, for the Gravina captured January 57.1305, and
Principe de la Paz, Sept. 12. dos, and the re-eapture of the
Alicia, January 9, 1807. will be paid oo board, on Wednefday
next, and recalled at No. iS, Clement's lan, oo Tnefdays and
Fridays.
The Rattler, for the Hoffnung, captured Sept. ts, :Soo, will be
paid, on her arrival ; and recalled at the fame times and place as
the Amazon.

The Polyphemus. for l'Eftrella. captured April so. tiled. will
be paid on Saturday scat, at Nu. 11, CACCS4rett, Strand, and
thus retailed.

SPORTING INTALLIGENCE.
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YORK AUGUST MEETING, THURSDAY. AUGUST s 7.
The Produce Stakes of mop each. h ft for three years old colts

and fillies Two miles.
Ld fitzwilliant's bay ally Paulin*. by Sir Peter Teazle, yft 1 tra I
Lord Modal's Scud by Beningbomugh, 7it 131 b s
Mr Peirfe's bay colt Bedslian.by Beningbeiroughiga 21h 3
Mr Linton's bay colt, by Star, dam by Walnut, 7R t*lb 4
Mr Walker's chef. colt, by Star, dam by Young Mars, out
of Gentle Kitty, yft 531 b - 5
Mr R. L Hodgron's b f %Infanta, by Patriot 6
Lord Gmfven-r's br f Oliva Branch, by Sir Peter Teazle, out
of 01.via,81t - 7
__ Olive Branch the favourite.
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Fifty Pounds given by the City of York. add to one third of a
Subfcription Pare, by s 6 Subfaibers of sus each, for Ls year
olds, Bft sons and aged Woks, &c 9R. Faunlike
Mr N. B. Hodfon's gr m Pt-Vents, 6 yrs old
Lad Darlington's br h Trafalgar,s yrs old 2
Mr br It Nor►al. by Jupkee 3
Sir M. M. Sykes's but Miff Hornpipe Teule,3 yrs old 4
Mein& the favourite.
FRIDAY, AItiGUIT 28.
Sweepftakes of pass each, togs ft. for three year old Silken each
The left mile and three quarters (7 Subferibers).
Sir T. Cakolgne's chef. Thomaista. by Timothy 1
Mr Wentworth's bay Margaret, by Beningbro'
Duke of Hamikon's bay tidy, by Hanibletonlan 3
Five to 4 spirit! Thema Su, the fame natal Eafy, and 5 to t
againft Margaret..-.A gond race, and won by rather more than a
neck.
Fifty Pminds given by the City of York, added to one third of a
Subkription Purfe, by 26 Subfcribers of 25gs each, for 4 yr old
mita lift 7th. fifties Itft 41b. Four miles.
Lord Strathntore's bay colt Cabo, by Sir Peter Teazle
Mr Watts's b e Shuttlecock, by Schednei
Duke of Hamilton's b e Crazier, by Sir Peter Teazle 3
Mr Pdrfe's bay colt Thorn, by Beningborougb 4
The following era flart,d, but were not placed
H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's b eTrafalgar
Lord Eitzwilliam's b f Mary
Mr Oarforth's ►ay colt, by Hambktonian
Mr R. L. SavWe's b f Off Ow goes
Sir M. M. Sykes's b f MifaTuale Hornpipe, by Sir PeterTenit 0
Sir T. Gafeolgne's b f by Hambletonian
Seven to 4 spina Trafalgar, 3 to r againft Grazier, 4 to a
againft Caffiu, to to t againft Mary, and very high odds againft
Shuttlecock, who took the lead between the Stand and Ending
poft, and immediately halted. One of the fineft races ever run for
the whole four miles, and won by about half a length. Run in 7
minutes and 43 feconcla
Match for sccgs h ft the kit mile.
Mr Clifton's b e Fyidener, by Sir Peter Task, received forfeit
from Mr Watts's b e Shuttlecock, by Schedoni, Sit
SATURDAY, ANIGUIT 29.
Sweepftakes of 3ogs each, togs ft fot three year olds; colts lift sib.
fillies ;It g tlio--Tbe ha mile and three quarters (ti Subfcribem)
Mr G. Hutton's br e Cardinal York, by hir Peter Teazle
Mr Lonfdale's ft c Comrade, by Stamford
Lord Darlington's h e by Archduke 3
Two to I and s tol on Cardinal York, who fwerved near the
end—Won by bar* head.
Match for sorp—Two year old's Courfa
Sir C. Turner's ch f Bettina, by Stamford
Mr Mellides b c by Stamford
Even betting—Won tory.
The Ladies' Plate for Marfa, Fee Two
Mr Walker's eh e Baronet. by Stride, 4 yrs old
Sir T. Gafeolgoe's b f by Hambletonian 1
Mr Melliller hr colt Luck's All, by Stamford 3
Sir M. M. Sykes's b f Harriet, 3 yes old 4
Mr Grimftone'sbay colt WWl:nave 4 yrs old
Mr Wentworth's gr f Irene, 3 yrs old 6
Five to a. and 3 tot againft Baronet. 4 tot *plait Luck's All,
tot againft Woldfman, and high odds againft any other—Won
esfy—Run in 3 minutes and 47 feconds.
Match..-Four miles—(Mr Coultas Raked 3ogs to Mr Elfworth's
25P)
Mr Coultaes bay ns Weigh me lightly,by Traveller
Mr Elfworth's b h Elephant and Cattle

Tat SLeartec BEAUTY.—The following miracu
lour flory has been mentioned in an iroperfat man-
ner in this and other papers—we are now able to lay
before our readers a fuller account of the eircum-
Rance :—Saturday, the 15th ult. a young girl, fer-
vent to Mrs. WOOD, a widow lady of Cuckfield, in
Suffer, complained of head-ache and drowfinef.,
when her miflrefs advifed her to take Come balm tea,
and lie down : (he accordingly went to bed, and im-
mediately dropt into a profound deep, and continued
fleeping, though proper means were ufed by the
faculty to aroufe her, till Sunday the 23d ult. (eight
days) When (he awoke, apparently from the found
of the church hells, which were then chiming, and
occafinned her to remark, that her yeflerday's indil
pofition had canted her to lie beyond her ordinary
hour, as it was church time. She got up without
much afliffance, hut complained of eaceflive third,
appearing extremely weak. Mrs. WOOD took all poi
fihle care of her, and the is now ;serially recovered.
During the whole of this wonderful fuipenlion r•f the
faculties of the mind, the fluflt of health appeared;
on her cheeks, but their funnel's diminifhed confider-
ably after the third day, when her pulfation grew
weaker and her breathing could hardly be perceived.
No fullenance could be adminillered to her, nor was
the fubjat to any evacuation whatever.
Yelferday fenninght, Lord Sit:mourn had a fall
from his horle near Hyde Parlc-Corner : the conk.
quences of it, which at firth appeared to be flight,
afterwards be came feiious, and continued fo for
Come days : but his Lordfltip is now in a fair way
of recovery. He is attended by Mr. DUNDAS, of
Richmond.

As General Crofbie and his Lady were going to
Bognor, on Wedriefday, in a curricle, one of the
bodes became retlive, 4nd the General was thrown
out, by which he received a fevere contufiop nn the
eye, and was otherwife much hurt by the wheels par-
Gag over him. The horfes went nff at full fpeed,
with Mrs. Crnfbie, but wet c fortunately flopped with•
out further injury.

Saturday night, about ten o'clock, an alarming
fire broke out in the concerns of Mr. Haan, an emi-
nent glafs-painter, in Upper Bel rave-place, Pimlico;
but by the timely afliflance given by Mr. Elliot's
engine, and the neighbours friendly exertions, the
fire was loon got under without the premifes bring
entirely deftroyed. But we are concerned to Date
that the painted windows doing for Woolwich chapel,
for the Board of Ordnance, and many other valuable
works of art in painted glats, with all his defigni of
work done for twenty years pafl, and many drawings
and other valuable articles, are entirely costumed:
none of which was infured but the building.
We underfland the fire was occafioned, by the
carpenters having lodged a piece of timber in the
brickwork of the flue, at the time of crating the
building ; a very frequent pradlice, but which cannot
be too feverely reprobated. Mr. HAND is an induf-
trious and meritorious artift, and fuflains a lots of
upwards of fool. by the above calamity.
Yeller-day morning a fire broke out in a houfe in
Broad-court, Bow-iireet. It was (non got under,
bin Bologna, who unfortunately broke his leg lately
at the Circus, was one of the inhabitants, and, to
avoid danger, was under the neceffiry of fubrnitting
to the inconvenience of being carried out of the houfe.