Star.
London, England, 1825-07-13 00:00:00

CRIMINAL COURT.

Hagan, who was committed on the charge of steal-
ing a cup at Ascot-heath Races, the property of Mr.
Justice Bayley, was tried to-day for the theft. In sup-
port of the case for the prosecution, Mr. Bayley, the son
of the Learned Judge,who had borrowed the cup for the
occaion, was examined; and the _case, being fully
proved, the Jury 't eturned a verdict of dilal.
The primer received stain= of transportation for sews years

The Gentleman (Colonel R.) •whO was shot in ti
duel a few days since, at Hornsey, still remains at the
Red Lion; Highgate,-in a dangerous nate... It appears
that the ball entered the . left side, immediately belt)*
the heart, and pas..ing through the intestines, loiged in,
the right side, where it, remains. - The panics *eat!
from the Review at Wormwolid &nibs, and picked the
ground, where the day after they fought.' Colonel lit:
is daily attended by his friends, anti visited by- masts,
Giusti and BNOW. two Medical Gentlemen.
Thursday night, during Mist Foott'a performance is
Dublin, Prate Officer Galogly took into ca,tody
young man of genteel appearance, named J. Itusamay,
living at Summer Hill, on a charge of using' 'blast
language to Miss Fools. The prisoner entoset illn
recogniaances to abide h s trial before the Itenomieis
• The two Belascos, who wire comiLitted, the's***
picking a Gentleman's. pucker,'- and the other fet Ms*
tug his brother, _ had true bills found against them yew;
rxrday. by the Grand Jury of the Surrey Sessions, nanii
sitting at Gui.ldford. . .• •
A' Gentleman was wrested last week ia -Monaghrt:
for a penalty of loi; wisieh be had incurred by
tetvis in the . mail. ,

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and Verulam ; Ldrds Keitingtou„ Chair** Milroy; Johli PitzrGy,
George Bentindk, R. Bentinck. G. Cavendish, Anson- Dunwich,
Ike. &r John Shelley, Hosostrables De Row Rows; gdwards, E.
„Petry, 0. Powlett, 0. Anson, and. Russell ; Caionels Udny, Au-
brey, and Synge; Messrs. Wortley, Disogias. Batson. Milner. New.
ton. Duncombe, Irby, CampheP, Scott, ItObarts, Waddingecn,
Wilson, Dr. DowdeswA Ice.
Mr. Douglas and Lord Sefton had dinner parties. The Jockey
Club Dinner was very numerously attended by the Members—
most of whom adjourned after dinner to the spacious preens 'r. i
pleasureirounds belonging to the Jockey Club, where the y0u;.1.4:
Members enjoyed the different amusements provided.
The results of the different Rates were given yesterday.
In the Race for the Sweepstakes of 10 soy. each. the horses
came very close together, and kept so, Muleteer having a trieing•
lead till within 150 yards of home, when he came out add won the
race clearly by a good length—i.tode by Wheatley ; kithiature by
Armin; Mr. Wilson's by th.e veteran Buckle, to the agteeable sur-
prise of his sporting friends; and Mr. hunter's by Cliff.
For the Match of 100 sov. Progress would not start, after a
lapse of forty minutes, kicking, plunging, and dropping on his
knees twgnaw the ground, hut in the latter vagary was prevented
by having a muzzle on. After this he was got to the pmt, and•the
stare started running the ground without him, Progress still keep-
In there and plunging for a considerable time; however, at. last,
Ids Jockey, Green, got him to canter to the end of the Yearling
Course, kicking every few yards ; and finding in the end that he
*maid not throw his rider, he actually dropped on his knees and
side, and rolled him off.. Great apprehension was entertained for
the rider's safety, who escaped unhurt.—Robinson refused to ride
this horse, who played the same trick de the late Stamford Races.
Betting on the July Stakes—? to 2 and 3 to I on Crusader (oc-
taviana) ; 3 and 6 to 4 agst Goshawk; 5 and 6 to 4 on Goshawk
and Osnphale ; 8 to 1 agst Jerboa; 8 and 9 to 1 agst Omphak; 10;
11, and 12 to 1 agst the Woful colt ; and 14 to 1 agst Mr. Leer.—
There acre two fake starts, after which they came off at score
nearly all -abreast, and it appeared to be a close run rade between
Crusader, Goshawk, and Woful, till they got to the starting-pose of
the Round Course, when It was evident that Crusader mesh win;
lying Well between Goshawk and Woful; and when they had
passed the past, he shot a-head, kept the lead, and WOO in the most
clever style by a length. F. Boyce. rode Crusader; J. Day. Got.
hawk ; Wheatley, the Woful colt ; Cliff, Mr. Wilson's ; Rubinson,
Omphale • Buckle, jun. the General's ; Goodison, Mr. ()mi11.% ;
Arnull, Lord Verulam's ; Buckle, Mr. Lees; and Conolly,,ldv.
Hunter's.

Alateb, SOO Ind 6t04 on Ganymede. This was a true
run race until within 200 yards of home, when Orion got in front,
and won cleverly by a length. Rode by Robinson; Oanynwde,
by Arnuil."
Match, £lOO.—S and 6t04 on Infelia. This was a very good
and Closely contested race. Infehe running lon in so close that she
won only by a bead : rode by Arnull, Infeliz by Robinson.
Match 8100.-2 to 1 on Witch, who nitfle all thostuning, and
won easy; rode by J. Day, the other by Runard.

• TIIMAT, stn.* 12.
All the young Derby horses were out on the Heath this morning,
taking their regular gallops • looked ♦ery well, and attracted a great
number of the Nobility and others to view them ; some came horn
cards at the rooms, others from the hazard.tabk, and many from a
nitural dean to inspect the action and points of the younkers, eon-
didates for the Derby and other great stakes nest year. •
Fifty Pounds, for three years-old, carrying Est. %b. four, OE. fin,
Bst. alb. six, Bst. I 21b. and aged, 9.t. D. L
Mr. It. Pettit's eh. g. Cataline, aged • .
Mr. Wyudham's gr. e. by %Vhakbnne, 3 yrs
Mr. Lambton's b. m. Sperthaeeti, $ yrs
Mr. noon's. b. f. Aline, 5 yrit

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7 to 4ap- t Wbalebone— 2 to 1 agst Spertnacetio—Woo by three-
quarters of a length.
Second year of a renewal of the Sweepstakes of 10 anyetelgns each,
for three ypars.old, Est. 91b. four, est. lib. five, est, totb. six,
• est. and aged, 9st. 21b. T. M. M.
Mr. Wyndhaites ch. e. by Phar.tonsi
_yrs .
CAL:Wilson.* Blaelf Daphtiels yrs • •
LIM fleeter mines elf. g. Castaline..aged .
Duke of Grafton's. eh. f. Garotte, 3 yrs
Four otters started—the Judge plated but three.
Sto 2 agst e. by Phantom-2 to I ars Binh Dapbni-3 to 1
apt Cetaline-7 to 1 agst Gavotte. Won by • length.
The celebrated Phantom was put up for sale this morning at
2,000 guises', but no advance taking plate, be was ordered aw.y.
Mr. Tattersall offered 1,500, which war refused.
l'he bet Mr. flumebowee's raciolsorses were afterwards sold
Solotra. wlsb their engagrnsents t— Ake, by Aniadts, out of Penta-
gon, 1110, Hon. Mt.. Noes; Conviction, by Captain Candid, 310,
Mr. Newton; Rigmarole, S yrs by Soothsayer, (engaged in a snatch
100 T.T.C. nett Oetobtr, agaltl4 Mr. Nuwell's C. by Aladdin, out
of Doll Tearsbeet), 1113; Mt. Newton's eh. e. by Aladdin, out of
Rantipole, (engaged tbe 2,020 and Scrub Stakes, 11M6)„ 130, lard
Anson; Brilliant() sister so Jock. 10, Mr. Newton; a yearling c.
by Blacklock, out of Brilliant, 111, said to be for Lord Abingdon.
Some other lots, the prsperty of a Noblettanc were bought M.

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THE 1114REET&

CORN RICHANGS, MARE LAMS. JULY.
There are vary short arrivals of all sorts of. drain this Week, and
the weather continues One and dry. Prim' Wheat is wanted, and
would obtain rather more money if any wereat marlass . other torsi •
command little attention. Batley is ts. to As.: palmier higher,
in consequence of the continued dry weather. Brattaind.Peat het,
sappert last quotations. Oats are cot so plestifel-saiastweebtata6
fine samples are easier t BO& Alketi.l4=
quarters; Barley quarters; Oats iliAlquattemj finds dl
quarters' Floor $4O saels:. • • -
COTTON- WOOL.--.Ptlees arelV,oted _toniequeriee
of the reduced lairs of Cotter st Limrpuol. •
SUGAIL—B.P. market still am Me Bream Sugar at 04, ;
strong ditto, 655. to 675. per cwt.
sale,and Unle business by private
treaty. •
GINGER—A small lot of 'avian White Ginger sold at it
RUM, dut
.—Abo
rt
ypaid.
M...aboos It puns ofJamales were pereissed by the trade,
old at ts. ad. and tkat recently imported as ts. td. to Cs. 7d. prin-
cipally at iss. Id. for it O.P.—A small parcel of Demerara sea P.
sold at 2..641. and 211 O.P. at as. aid.
•In DYRWOODS tbore boa bees little done; about 40 tots of
hassles lagwood wen told at W. per tall.
ASUBS reads very ON,—Pets at St a. and Potts Hs: 61 to *es.
TOBACCO meets i dun pole;. pekes unaltered.

Theses:els of the Yacht Club are mustering in strong
force off tbi Isle of Wight, and it is expected that .the
;approaching Regatta at Cowes, will exhibit *3 scene of
higher gaiety and interest than besetofore.
Henry Savory has been recently conveyed from
Bristol, and 'placed on board the Justitia hulk at Wool;
wick preparatory to his immediate transportation f r
life to New South Wales.
Inflammatory diseases amongst horses still, prevail,
and prise fatal.' orne broil 'dad; Lord Jeans has Early
lout Wee Obi dam of the WINK, of the Derby); sad Lord Amon
his two-year -old ant Smesisaitikogs of bliaabeas, tbat rails% Chester.
- Bugg and Cox:4ll4k, turd men residing at Witt
Bersbott, were on the stb list. apprebeeded bed committed to.
Colchester Castleirpon sitspiciewat Mynas moles. frosts the sicinky
of that town,. mese of the pip sad sheep of which se awe, bare of
lass bete ibissioa i Buss, Is appears, lately purchased the wife of at
may be preowned. Ward* clutriczti, endlicelerd he. I
au the graceful formic if the eisoract, actbreal of s halm
east this faithless wnmiti delimit her new panther, stalegly
iiiirjas that she weed elmoi him, as she was in the seems teapot.
tits Ow sheep be .had moleo.-sso deobs tutt poor begs at these
words recollected the Muse. The woman instantly paved the nits
Zszaj. the pilloire, by causloplakfrasities tole ennui Ur.
,of Briewied Bin, is Herbesloprwho had lost lire sheep
la as opal weeks and die primness. who reside near is oath ethic
were arrested.
-.Last night, on his return home friim his duty, Mr. Si kr
8 goner la the Goma Pant °Mee, 'lndiana Suffolk-stye
liming kateceid repeatedly at the stbeet neeetteedoes
admittance, as lam nil cures/ to break the geesieprah
teesth***Pitelll 491wittficeteeetillbd:wbibb.le det esiatblist-vlltitiatical".!l"44ll"l""aineoviagla.litelidie steed"ll4lierbiy"liftwilsigtsmuedilll4.
ifeessimi pashas lifehtbrit.

pPORTING 1,10,.42.;51,1L105NCE. -
NE W I.lf A tutrt Satoliiiiiiittrw—men.y.
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Ilk Royal His Rork was on the Course pre-
ova co the teen Races; atid staihda in excel's( :a
faith and spirits:- - wetarabe present, the Dukes of Omfrer,,
utiand, and. Piiitotil% the Marge:saes of Exeter yid Tiet,fald ;
aria Dalingteit, Sefton (anti Ceoutea), Leaflet, Jersey. Orford,