Star.
London, England, 1822-09-14 00:00:00

FAVERSHAM RACES.

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Tuesday, these Races were ushered in by a merry peal from I which they are so emineialy entitled. The houses thus
the Church bells, while every description of vehicle that could I destined fox the destruction of the fortunes, the murals,
be put in requisition. came rattling into the town. The weather A
and the happiness
of south, are opened bs men of
being remarkably fine, induced thousands of both sexes to ae. 1 desperate circumstances, and abandoned principles.
semble on the Race Course, which was never remembered to I
have been so numerously attended. The sport was remarkably i They are more numerous, and their occupiers more
good, the horses being equally matched; the morning race was; audacious, in the immedia: e neighbourhood of the
admirably contested, Saddle Back beating Merry Maid by only 1 Palace of tt.e King of ENUGAND. The gaming-
half a neck. Betting ran high. A numerous and respectable i houses are called ~ hells i" they fill St. James's.
company closed the evening with a Bull at the Assembly Rooms. I
The Ordinaries at the Ship and Dolphin Inns were served up in I s rein, 1 all- mall, &c.; and sure we are that the
the best style to numerous parties, and the whole or the day went Court must feel itself in purgatory, with such habi-
off with that mirth and hilarity which bespeaks the heart at ease. tations so near it. The doors of these nefarious work-
No accident occurred to damp the general festivity. The fol- shops are open day and night, the Sabbath included.
lowing are the. partiorlars of the different beats ;
A Sweepstakes of £5O, with ~CW given by the Town. Two Wines are there to intoxicate the Unwary visitant;
Mile Heats. men fashionably dressed accost him with gentle-
Mr. Friend's b. g. Saddle Back; 6 yrs old - - 1 1 manly invitations to amuse himself; other partners
Mr. W. Wright's gr. f. Merry Maid, 4 yrs old - 22 in the conspiracy affect to look on, or to be engaged
Mr. Eason's br. g. Creeper, aged - " 3 3in play, without giving their attention to strangers.—
Mr. Lacey's b. g. Hap-Hazard, aged - - 4 4
Mr. Seymour's cts. f. Floe Mac Ivor, 3 yrs old . sis Amidst crowded tables, and in the hurry of high
Ilan forged notes, counterfeit money, arid bands of
A Sweepstakes of £5O, with 45gs. given by the Town.
Mr. Hulkes's br. h. Chance, 5 yrs old - - 1 1 pickpockets are thrown into operation. The sequel
Mr. Friend's b. g. Saddle Back, 6 yrs ola - - 2 lis inevitable. Losers, who yet have means unex-
Mr. Eason's b. g. Creeper - - - - 4 3 haunted, return another night, to repair the misfor-
Mr. Flint's br. h. Slim, aged - - 3dr
tunes of the last, and improve a partial into an irre-
Mr. Marted's b. c. Blue Ruin, 4 yrs old - A Sweepstakes of £5O. with £l5 given by the Town.
_ 1 i parable ruin. Of those who are reduced to beggary,
Mr. Quihamptotes b. g. Jerry Hawthorn, 5 yrs old - 2 2 the most worthless attempt against others the cnnsei
Mr. Howard's ch. m. Ruse Mud, aged - - 3 3by which they have themselves been destroyed—the
Mr. Cooke's ch. m. Silver Legs, aged - - - 4 dr- more daring rob, the more wily swindle. The least
CURIOUS DESCRIPTION OF A HORSE. hardened and most manly, in whom religious sensi-
MUM AN HUSH ram. bility has been extinguished, but a remnant of pride
Saturday, September 16th, will be Sold, or Set op for Sok, at 1 and generosity been saved, visit upon themselves the
Sligo, Spanker, the property of 0.--.- D—; a strong,stannek, sad punishment of their indiscretions. Such is the
steady, sound, stout, sate, sinewy, serviceabie, strappkag,suppie,
swift, smart, sightly, sprightly, spirited, sturdy, spunky, 'billing, Progress of the wi etched victim to the gaming-table—
surefooted, sleek, showy, smooth, well-skinned.sized and shaped i of an evil which goes more directly than any other to
Sorrel Steed, of superior symmetry, with small Star and IndPs ' sap the inundations of society. Yet the villains who
square-aided, slender-abouldared, sharp-sighted, and steps super- carry on and prosper by this wickedness not only bid
eminently stately :—free from sings, sprain, annum, spume, ;dunce
sinus, strangles, stringbek, man , maw**, seesLibegidiog,! to the country, but publicly boast of their
sciatica, staggers, seeling, scouring, seManderoarcocele,star-gazing, ' im p n bit y.
surfeit, strumous-sweibag, seams, software, scratches, **gloss I ...TIRCADVUL FIRE, WEAR DROGllERA.—Wednesday'
Ildilltirrluint'squirtalrart'‘Kabil rrarr's°l"'"'6.2l"l6'l'l night, the 11th inst. a destructive fire broke out ill
sohrarnsybnalipptgolmascanlofPeseclattgion,iliaorddlialsicknessi simeldlig.of any asrort. skseHestmalisiseithercd gait, the new Flour Mills of Channon Rock, in the county
stiff-mouthed, shabby-coated. sinew-skreak, spur-plied. disk.: of Louth, the property of FAITHFUL FORTE3QUE, Esq.
ea:cased, scar-floored, addle-b•shedt asal-tosahrik sloial4n•teas 'of Corderry, which consumed the machinery and
slim-tuttads ""indliir 02142"4 422balcat skinicabbea' roof of this Taloa* concern, together with about
star-coated, daek-sleany, or sbaeldwebstles,.or aims* and is
sound in the shanks, swortl-pplatt; spine, and stile-Oita ;--kas 51°°°,.. barrels of grain and a quantity of flour...
neither sleeping evil, staggle-teasis, samissimsicers, siel-spiessi, 'Die town engine of Dundalk, with several of the
sand-cracks, sodas,' sehirroos, eeleserm. seaufalmasi ui 'shall- inhabitants, proceeded with promptitude to the
'Qua' sw.l" " it shilaik' lams"' 'II" 811.111.' sal*, of destruction, but the ire had got to such
shattered boors. Liar is be ow, milky. wily. stubbssa, it
skald*. sullen in temper :—•elth a head, that their esettions were unavailing. -
a shy nor dew. shillisli•
squabby, or stupid I--he never slips, strips, strays, stabs, Harts, everything fell a pity to the . devouring
stops, shall", etridost 'afar. mak% slower,' shorn" stagmbale. The fire was =UMW by the friction of rwt ,
•nerts, *users. mumbles. IFIFAess illoiduk 11221.16164° alles chines y, proper attention to which had nog
is Ms stall or stable, and teareely se. Ansa, HO
owwy, iggiik switch tall g 0„,,, air a leta *mi.- a 3. Ily she *oft Men. ' The blinding was iltISTEds

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