Star.
London, England, 1823-09-17 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 16.

SNIPS ENTERS!) INWARDS—The Perseverance, from New Or-
leans; and Spes and Fides, from Christiana.
ENTERED Ourwatans—The London, for Hamburgh ; Vrow Lam-
megina, for Amsterdam; Union, for Calais; Goede Verwagcing,
for Antwerp; Orleans, for Vera Cruz; Ceres, for Boston; and
Odessa, for the Cape of Good Hope.
CLIIARD4O OUTWARDS—The Brutus, for New York; India, for
Lisbon ; Rachel, for Hamburgh ; Caledonia, for Stettin ; Bastian,
for Rotterdam ;
sand Matilda, for Newfoundland.
CLEARED OUTWARDS—The Milo, for Elnueur ; Caledonia, for
Raga; Joseph, for Venice; and Reliance, for Hamburgh.
Vissecs sror..:ar wren.—The Lord Exmouth, from Quebec to
Plymouth, on the 23d ult. by the Ames, arrived at Falmouth ; Earl
of Liverpool, from Bristol to New York, in lat. 48. long. 25.
Voyager, from London to Miramichi, on the 99th, in lat. 47. long.
50. Oxford, from Glasgow to New Brunswick ; and the Manhat-
tan, from Liverpool to New York, on the 30th, in lat 43. long. :;7,
ARRIVED—At Lisbon, the Amigos, Costa; Noon Paquet, —;
Porcupine, Laing; Louisa, Regenhagen ; Bella Ftor, Conde de
Palma, Dun Alfonso, Conceicao Mercurio, Sao Manuel, Coneei-
cab, Luatanic, EspeculAor, and Mercurio, from Bahia, with seve-
ral others—names unknown ; also the Vigilante, from Para; Hope,
Bloomfield; Active, Hall; Augustus, Cram; and Minerva, Scott,
front. Newfoundland; Ratter!), Busustow ; and Fame, Trickcy,
front London ; also the Fame, Vogt, front Bergen. At Oporto,
Harmony, Lewis; and York Merchant, —, from Newcastle.

An Express arrived at Chatham on Friday evening,
with orders for the Brisk, of 10 guns, Captain STEWA ttr
to proceed to sea with all dispatch ; in consequence of
which she sailed the next day for the Nore.
We are very happy tole trn that tin d Ter nces exi
ing between the Proprietors of Covent Garden ThLatre and
BitaNDON have, through the medium of Mr. FAWCETT, been happily
terminated to the satisfaction of all parties. The Lessees allow Mr.
BRANDON an annuity of £l5O. a year, for the period of their lease.
The Earl and Countess GREY, with their amiable
daughters, were at the Lyceum on Monday evening, to
witness MATHEWS'S admirable acting.
The game at Lulworth Castle, the residence of Mr.
Secretary PEEL, has this season been unusually abund-
ant. The Duke of YORK, and a chosen few, have pro-
mised to pay the Right 1-I.m. Secretary a visit during
jthe season.

So great was the wish of the Sporting World to be:
present at Doncaster races, to witness the running for,
the Saint Leger stakes, that horses were very ditticul,
to be procured:: la consequence gentlemen moved On
slowly, with their own cattle, one of which, in a gig,
on Sunday, within two miles of Bawtry, draped town
dead; A similar accident betel two others Letween
Ferrybridge and Doncaster. Many who arrived at
Doncaster in time, were, for want of the better accost •
rnodation of a down pillow and goose feather-bed,
compelled to make a dormitory of their own vehicle,
and others in a post-Chaise, turned their wigs for a
night-cap.

SPORTECG INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTIIt. RACES—Mosnty, SErr. 15.

'rhe StA..es of tags. each, with Loge. added by the Cot-
porainl, for. 2 'yr-01d4, to ca--y 6.t. three. 24. four, Sit. 91b.
9s:. 11b. six, 93t. 318. ami r.ged, 9st. 71b. Last mar and a

Lord.Kelburnr's br. c. 1(.1F-Vay
Sir \V. Milneet: c.lcr
Mr. Riddell's 4r. b. Dr. Syntax

Swnpstrkes of tOpes. cub, h. ft. for 2-yr-olds, colts, st..2lb: Su-
lks, Act —fled House In.
Lnrd Fitz•villiam's b. c. Confederate 1

Mr. T. 0. l'o-r:lett's b. f. by Como;
Mr. Wilson's br. c. brother to Antelope
Mr. Douldiwortli's ch. f. by Blackla:k
Mr. Lane Fox's ch. 1. Double E,itendre

Swerpstakcs of 100 gs. each, h. ft. St. Leger Cowrie.
Lord Scarborough's b. e.
Petre's b. c. Theodora

Mr. Fergusoil's ch. f. Fivers

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MINCASTEE RACE-COURiE. SEPT. 15.
By no possible exertion could I reach this place last night—Not
a horse could we
L;i.t upqn the road—and, having puslwd ours until
th..y w, re knocked up, We tislted for about five hours—and again
starting, at last trait:lrd I).n:caster. A scene of such confusion,
b.ith in the town th,! Cdurse, I re...cr t eforc b4held. The
nututs..r of I,eFill/S isrrs nt i; geni•rally admitted to he gotater than
was ever Imoivii—by iminy thousands. bed had beet en-
d leir the last ten days, and I am told, that such 19:1i the num-
ber who could lint he accommiEted, that the inns have beets filled
with company ail iiizilt, just as its tita day that,.

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The GREAT s.r. LEG;:r: STAKES of Twenty-five Guineas
each, for 3-y..-“Id cols, BA. 21b. :tad lillivs, B,t. St. Leger
Course. (84 Sqbsctiber.).
Mi. %rate= ch. c. iluefoot . • - 1
Mr. Ilouid,w,ath's b. c. Sherwood - - 2
Mr. lliddk !I's br. c. Comte d'Artois - - 3

efoot has staged, from two years old up to the present time,
for seven races, Gut of which he his won six, and always beat his
compaitors cleverly. The first tim:l he ever started was for the
Two Years Old at York Spring MeefinE, Mit, where he was beat
by Ur. 114)wIrtes 'Aliss Faulty, who lately fell amiss. Three times
the start was declared void. The fourth, 27 started, and eadie in
as Pl!

tlr. Pcirse's colt, out of Rosanne, by Comus - - - 1
Mr. Watt's colt Bartfoot, brother to Marion 2
But again decided uo race. At the fifth start they came in as above.
Tutu Goodd.on rode the winner, and W. Scott, Sherwood. Tin-
ker, like all the progeny of 'lrani?, stopped short of his distance.
Betting before starting, 6 to 4 against Tinker.—Zi and 4 to 1
against Snerwood. The mornicg Wsti Amery.
On this race greater sums have probably been won and lost than
on any stakes fur mar.y years. Tinker was the favourite, except in
Lancashire, where Sherwood was heavily backed.