Star.
London, England, 1830-09-24 00:00:00

MEETING OF THE MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES.

Yesterday a number of Magistrates, in the Commission for the county
of Middlesex, assembled in open Court, at their Sessions House, for the
dispatch of business.
FRANCIS COX'?, Rs+ presided es Chairman.
TEE NNYISZD SCALE Or PAYMENTS TOPILOSISCUTOIS AND

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I'.'EDNEIIDAV, SEPT. 22.
Tito Sr. LEOIR.--During the whole rs' thi: th:aining them-am wer.
crowtiod with speculators, for the purpose of settling the ill:Courit. 1 :
settling was a light one lb far as amount went. the south country hr.'s:
having nearly destroyed betting "mend ; hut small as it was the birov y
came forth very tardily ;in fact many thousands are still unpaid The
Chiffneys and their friends arc reported to b' iieariy losers. 'bpi, e. ~.1'
dente in Priam having been PO entire. floe thee woad not avail vier
wives of the opportunities afforded them of hedging, so as to make th.
how a certain winner either way. The %Vara ickshire conical,.
are plrnest the only winners—.llr. Ileardswortli alone n, t, Itt.ittt!:•
a few of the party. however, took fright at the hivi suite ~:' :he geared
and on the night preceding the race, hedged part rt. their I..onet . Ts ..
Hiulaanite• are bit hard—we should like to blew the -perms by rnie:
they ascertained him to be such a fiver. to he made a sad tothihid” -.
The Scotts are again on the wrong side of the post ; the v put their hoc!
into the lion's mouth with their eyes open—for what could have i.e. ~
more palpably bad than Ilrunswicker's running in every race the. :4
bat come out—besides neither hib figure, or his style of gallopping. sir
beyond mediocrity; we should state that het:erne in about fifth or situ!.
with Dolly for company--the latter is a pretty light mare, ties a turn 0!
speed, and would not have been tar oriethe ground had been faven•rabb
i At this period it is impossible to speak ti.• tio'aithers—satone are yei de.
dared. In our account or the rate yesterday, we idaced only ttv • f••
and suconsi, the Judge having expressly declared that be *Pinola •-.
place more, and in this way were many of the return-lists publis,po_
nor was it till after our parcel had been 11.1711. of:; that, we were in'
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of the Judge having. some dine aiter db. race, added goancipa. ic
the horse* .` placed." is. third.
The winner, Birmingham, was bred by 31r. Lacer, as was Intl:
renames:. 31r. Ileardirworth purchased noon together—bllirmin,-100,
(then a foal) for 63 guineas, and Indepandenee for 77, guineas. lib-
mingharn is got by Ftlito des Puts, out of Miss Cenci:. by Oreille ; ip. •
darn. Marchioness, by Lurcher, out of Miss Gogden, by Phimintil -
non—V. slarske—Silvio. &e. He will train a c.intinuatio4 to ti.:t
splendid spurting work, '• The Great St. Leger Wit-Acta," Mr. Beal -
worth having given exclusive permission to Mr. Herring to take
portrait.

Conelly, who nide Birmingham, has had ovreral large po
his skilful and fortunate joekeyship; 4r. Be,irdsworth pre !Me reit, .
his son and son-in-law adding net. each Be has also receird
gifts. and we are informed that he is likely to net I.stati. in tiii? Na,
It is said that .the Birmingham people had guaranteal hint I.:vol. tt*
he won.

In apeakingof the winners, we should hare rated that Mr. I. SsOltr
pockets between 3 and 4,00ti1. :Hr. Robinson, 01 31anchester, sing.%
5,0001. and Mr. Anderson, the singer, 2.5001; Socontident was 31r.hey it .
worth of his horse winning, that horses were stationed along the foal! ft.Th
Doncaster to Birmingham, to express the account of his sucetsts, are! •hr
result was actually in Birmingham about ten o'clock the same nt.f.:t.
When it is considered that the horse has run several times In the cott-t-t
of the last three or four weeks, and that his last MCC was at Warvick
not more than a fortnight previous, it must be admitted that by
proved himself as remarkable for stoutness as he is for Plated. We cr
with many others, In supposing that he could not run the dir
His dam, a gold runner herself, has distinguished herself in an-t•her
way, having bred eleven colt foals- in nine years. twice dropo'nf,
twins !_this. we believe, is without precedent in the annals of ratire;
The race-list, as is usually the case on the Wednesday, did [LK pr..-
sent many attractions. The company, however, was fashionalth., srot.
more numerous than we could have expected.

The thiroble.men assembled in great force, and with evidently h. •
tile intentions; they stopped Lord Milton's carriage, pelted the postil .
out-riders, &c. and were not subdued till after a regular engagemer
with the police, who were assisted by Lords Milton and Whim:laid ,
the Hon. Mr. Wortley, and several other gentlemen ; Lord Milton, an.;
many of the police were struck and cut by the stones thrown. The flat
lasted nearly an hour, and terminated in great numbers of the disai
pointed gamblers being taken into custody and conveyed to gaol. Xi
J. Lockwood (who is the new Clerk of the Course, the duties of
difficult office he performs In a manner we never saw excelled) anti 1,: •
brother, Mr. Wm. Lockwood, ran great penal risk in their eff.wts
quell the disturbance.
The races were as follow s
The Cleveland Stakes of 25 any. each, 15 ft, and only fi if declare,!,
with 20 son. added by the Corporation, the iwner of the t.
horse to save his stake.—St. Ledger Course.-14 subs. 9e4 a t..•
declared.
Lord Fitzwillism's b. h. fifedora, C yrs. 9.1.41 b.
Mr. Houldsworth's ch. I. Fortitude, 4 yrs, Bst. llb.
2 to 1 on Fortitude, who made running to the stand, nt a ceretehrd
pace. Medora (rode by H. F.dwards) then went up, and bent her sot!,
out difficulty.—The loser rode by Darling.
Four Year Old Brakes of 50 saes. melt, 20 ft. St Leger Courap
Hon. E. Fein's eh. e. liowton, r
Duke of Cleveland's b. e. Stotforth, Bst. 71b. - • - .7t

3 and 4 to 1 on Rowton, who cantered in front to the gravel r.•
where Stotforth passed him, and fell into steady running, keeping !.
up to the end of the rails; Acre Scott went up with Rowton, and a•
the stand they were close together. and both at work. itowton won
by a neck, but not without spurring. This is not like his runaini tr.r
year.

The Foal Stakes of 100 son. each, h. ft.-5111e and a hall.-10 subs.
Mr. F. Richardson's b. c. St. Nicholas, ilst. 71b. • - t
Lord Queensberry's Lc. Henan, Ist. 71b. . - • 3
Mr. Houldnrorth's b. c. Crescent, Ent. 71b. . . . 3

6to 4 agst Hassan-2 to 1 agst Nicholas—and sto 2 agst Cresce,.t.
—Before starting the latter reared up and threw Darling, wbo fortu-
nately escaped uninjured. Hassan took the lead, followed by
cent, who made an attempt to get up when near the Red noun, but
failing, was beat off at the rails ; Harry Edwards, who had bees:
keeping very quiet upon his hone, now began creeping up, got slang.
side his hone at the stand, and finally defeated him very clever!y.—
Amull rode Hamm, and Darling the other.
The All-age Stakes of 10 sovs each, and 115 added by the Corporation
St. Leger Course. Six subscribers. The winner to be sold ter
guineas, ite.
Lord Scarborough's b. c. Carolan, 3 yrs, fist. 121 b.• - - • I
Mr. Petre's b. c. Reginald, 3 yrs, 6st. 121 b. . . - •
Mr. Chilton's b. e. Prince Eugene, 4 yls, 133 t. . . -
Mr. Attwood's eh. c. Argantes, 3 yrs, Oat. 12lb.

Mr. Hopkinson's The Captain, also came to the post, but could no
be prevailed upon to start. 6to 4 apt Carol.= ; 3to 1 art Reginald
and 4to 1 apt Prince Eugene. Won very easy. The winner rode by
Lye, and the others by lads.
Betting on the Gold Cup .-5 to 2 apt Fleur de Lis ;4to I art 11. v .
ton (taken ;) 9 to 2 apt Laurel (taken.)

REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, Szl.7. 23.

AUCTIOW MUM -

31*. Dmr?.—A Leasehold House, 76, Sep/lout-meet, Costar -
square, let at 401. a year; held for 69 yews, at 201 per annum :
served rent—Knoeked down at 1001

GARRAWAVIII
Ma. Jaime CLata.—A Freehold Farm, tithe-free, rituate at Tub..
ersey, near Thame, Buck'', comprising a farm.hourc, barn, stablirg,
borne stead, garden, orchard, and meadow and arable land, in all W
acres, let at 1301. per annum, land-tax 141. 71. timber, &t.. to be ma.•
at a valuation--2,8001.

The Absolute 'Reversion so one equal Moiety of 1,2181. 144, ttu
Three per Cent. Consols, payable at the death of a lady in ill-health.
aged 54 years-170L