Star.
London, England, 1815-04-15 00:00:00

SPORTING IN I ELLIGISN CZ.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1215.
FRIO tY, APRIL 14.
Sweepstakes of eMors earb, h. ft. for fillies, 3A. Sib. each. Ab.M.
Lord G. H. t'avendi.h%, yS r Ilzr: 1. ce.t thetlatn of
Black 14antirit1

Mr J. Shelley's. ..)y or Waxy, out of .:4•:!:•ort Lag
Mr. VILLes.... phazir.!, Kit of Coarse Mary
Duke of Gr.:.. • Capri.-e, by Wakon, out of Vanity 4
(I to 4 Lord Civ,-r.:1:.1,'s f.-5 to 4 apt J. Shelley's r. I
3weei of 11.5. each, h. ft. c 01.1,. fist. 711). fillies, Bet. 4lb.
Get. .1 Ge wee.; colt ka:dmel, by et übetes - 1
0... ,it Graftm's larether to Joke 2
filly, by Granieos, out of Tumbler's dam 3
•o Itiphald-41 to 4 03 brother to Joke.
Mr. Wiitc.m'.. l'aufus. heat Major Wilson's Spectre, Sst.
,t;0,,. L. ft.—me to 1 on Padua.
He tton.—The Fox hounds 411 R. & Lloyd, En. will meet
April 11, at Holbrook Park; Go Pridesy the
A' NW 4:Ct:i* and un Saturday tit* Sid, at Medford Greco,
...ey at 6,1 o 'clock.

Yesterday her MAJESTY and the PRIRCEISES dined
with the PRINOC 1Z xusnrr and a numerous party, at
Carlton House. In the evening there was a nume-
rous assenihine.
Mier('•iy the Puke of YORK held a Military
Levee, Its Commander in Chief, at his Office in ttit
Horse Guards, which was numerously attended.
Lord Siumoorti, we regret to hear, has been in-
disposed lor swine time at his house in Spring-gardens. I
BRIGHTON, APRIL 15.—The weather, which for
the season of the year had been extremely mild, ex•
perienced yesterday a sudden change—a northerly
wind, accompanied 'at intervals with rain and hail,
diffused a (killing influence.and banished fashion from
our promenades. The town continues to possess a large
portion of Nobility, and numerous families of distinc.
'ion. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
( Lord Witirwoterzt) is among our latest arrivals.—
Sir JOHN CALDWELL and family have arrived here
'tom Frar.ce.—Sir FREDERICK FAULKNER has left us
for a few days.— Mr. STUART WORTLI/Tp M. P. and
Unsay are arrived.
Mr. BARTLEY played Fable again last night, at
Drury-lane Theatre, and confirmed the favourable
:impression he made on his first appearance. lie was
received throughout with great applause.
This day the Lottery began drawing—the Num-
ben of the Three Golden Prizes were, Nos. 353,
2889, and 12,688, each etttitled to 1000 Guineas;
and 1,406 was drawn a Prise of £30,000; an
6,201, a Prize of £500; sold by Bun at his truly
fm tunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross,
where the fortunate holders may receive their Money
on demand.
Soon after Nine this Morning, was drawn, the
Ticket No. 353, which, as the 10th Blank, is en-
titled to 1,000 Guttogss IN G.I.D. The 'Public
will not be surprised to learn that it was shared
by their old favourite, Evros, and all sold at his
successful Offices, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-
street, where the fortunate Holders will receive the
amount of their respective Shares, on demand,
At Nine o'clock this Morning the Second Day's
Drawing of the Lottery commenced, and in a few
minutes after the 'rocket, Mo. 12.688, was entitled to
one of the Golden Prates of a Thousand Guineas. It
was Shared and Sold by Wass, in one Quarter, two
Eighths, and eight Sixteenths, at his truly fortunate
Office, 17, Ludicato.strees, near St. Paul's, where
the Guineas await the fortunate holders, who may
receive thefull amount of their respective Sans item-
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TIM Ali Air.

4 .
The Earl of Mrsembe., who has been nominated to
the Command of the British Cavalry on the Conti-
nent, is co* the point of talking his derrtufe from
England
The 7th Hussars, who embarked at Dail& yesrer.
Jai morning, owing to the wind contiiiii;ng to bintir
strong from the Northward, still remain in the Ildr-
boar, on hoard the transports.
The Cavalry is to be augmented foretwith, by the
Itltb Hussars, which will be left without a Coroct, as
all those at present in th4t excellca ltegimera will
succeed to the vacant Lieuten.tncies.
Friday last the whole of the troops ;n and about
Courtray, coniisting of the SSJ, Ist and 2.1 tultalions
of the 52d, fourteen companies of the 95th, the GIA1),
and 73d, marched from thence to Tourn4y.

No 11-ii than 25 Regiments have been ordered
home from Canada, and four from Nova Scotia. _

The troops employed is the New Orleans expedition
under Generals KEANE and LAMBENT, end Sir A.
Cocuaess, are expected home at the close of the pre-
sent month, or early in the next.

According to the latest private accou-ts from Ca-
nada, the proceedings of the Cuurt Martial < n MA.
jor General Peocron had terminated, and %%ere •eats
home for the approbation of the PrtiNcc Rcocxa.
Tuesday sailed from Harwich seven tr.iiisp,irts,
having on board detachments of die 30th, S7tl,, 44th,
52d, 69th, 73.1. and 81it Regiments, and troop of
horse, of the Royal Artillery, and others, amounting
to 174, which were embarked at that place.
Yesterday the 59th, 71st, and 91st Regiments ay.
rived in the Downs from Cork, and immediately
proceeded for Ostend.

}our of the smacks, fitting at Margate, for the
coasting trade of the season, besitits sevc:al (.tf er
light vessels, have been hired by Government to pt.,.
coed round to Sheerness, to take infantry on hoard
Dr Ostend-
TuesclaY morning the 12th Regiment mard-ed
from Plymouth to Dartmoor, to replace the :1 •mer.
set, which has marched to Plymouth. The ia:,er is
the Regiment which was on duty, when the c,,:iduct
of the Atneiican prisoners obliged them to hie in
their own defence.