Star.
London, England, 1812-08-03 00:00:00

Cl! ETIVYN D.

AUG6ST- 1.

The Ladles's Plate of 60gs. free fgr all hones ; 5 yrs old to carry
sert. 121 h. 4 yrs old, I'tit. 71b. 5 yrs old, Ndt. 41h. 6 )rd old, Rat.
91b. and aged ast. 111 b. ' Marts and Geldings to be allowed
Sib. One 4.mile heat.
Lord C. Somerset's b. h. Angelo, 4 yrs old - I
Mr. Richardson's Retortion, $ yrs old - - 2
Mr. Colling's b. g. Guardy, aged, Sat. 81b. - S
After Dinner.

A Handicap Sweepstakes, 25g5. each, legs, forfeit, one mile and

a half.

Mr. Day's Mr. Gandy, 9st. Elb. - - 1-
Mr. Netenhatii% Bob' al Filly, 6st. 81b. - 9
Colonel Windharn's Speculation, est. _lb. • S
For the Ladies Plate, 6 and 7t04 on Angelo. Won easily.
For the Handicap, 7 to 4 and 't to 1 on Gundy. Won easily :also.

There is a woman now living at Ponhen by the
Sands, well known in Lancaster by the appellation of
Cockel Mary, who, for the last sixty years, has
walked to and from Lancaster five times a week
'during which period it has been computed that she
has walked 265,200 miles, being a distance equal to
eleven times the circumference of the globe.
A few days ago, in the town of Ayr, a litter of
puppies, ten in number, were drowned, till they were
to all appeatance dead, and afterwards buried d, ep
in a dunghill, the mother being tied up in the kennel ,
wilt a strong cord. During the night she gnawed
the cord asunder, went to the dunghill, raised her
buried offspring, took them one after the other' to the
kennel, where she cherished them, and before morn- •
ing four of them were perfectly restored to life.
Last week a shark of considerable length was
caught with a strong conger line, at Devil's Point,
Stonehouse, near Plymouth Dock : seven mackerel
were found in his belly, and it is supposed to have
been the same fish that the day before attacked a
soldier of the Lancashire M.litia, who was swimming
lin Mill Bay, and wounded him severely in his legs. '
' We insert this as a caution to swimmers who reside
on the shores washed by the Atlantic, as sharks are
' not untrequent in the Channel, and at this season
pursue the shoals of mackerel and pilchards into the
very bay.; and harbours.
Thursday night, in consequence of the Debtors'
Bill having received the Royal Assent, the King's
Bench and Fleet Prisons were illuminated, and seve-
ral appropriate transparencies displayed.

_ . .
A BLANK MAY GAIN £50,000, BY EITHER OF THE
EIGHT EXTRA PRIZES OP TICKETS GIVEN BY TIE CON-
TRACTORS, IN THE STATE LOTTERY OF 10,000 TICKETS,
ALL TO BE DRAWN THE BTH SEPTEMBER.

SCHEME.
2... Prizes of...set 6,000... are... X 32,000
v... Prises of 4,000... are 8,000
2... Prises of 3,000... are 6,000
4... Prizes of 1,000... are 4,000
And upwards of Two Thousand Prizes of ,C OO, X3OO, X2OO,
&c. &c. down to £22, the lowest Prizes, and every Number
will be drawn from the Wheel.

icktts and Sbares are Selling at the Offices of
BISH, the Contractor for the Lottery,
No. 4, CORNI-11LL, and No. 9, CIiARINO-CROSS, London.

Dtarn ass—A Clergyman resident in the county of Worcester,
who had been for many years so deaf that he could scarcely col-
lect any perfect sound through an Ear Trumpet, has received so
much benefit from using Dr. favior's Remedy for Dcafnesv, that
be can now hear so well as to be able to join in common conver-
sation, and in justice to the proprietor of this celebrated remedy,
has given a. reference to Mr Holt, the printer of the Worcester
Herald, to justify any enquiry as to this astonishing cure. This
much esteemed Remedy is sold wholesale and retail by Barclay
and Sons No. 95, Fleet-market' London; and retail by all yen.
ders of laedicines in 'lowa and Country, price Bs. 6d. per bottle,
duty included.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
M0rning.......... ...... . 154 minutes after I
Afternoon 0 minutes after 11

MARRIED.
Thursday, at Wallingford, Captain Motley, to Mary, eldest
daughter of Mr. John Phillips.
At Clapham, Surrey, the Rev. F. R. Spragg, M.A. Fellow of
Queen's College, Cambridge, to bliss Eliza, daughter of C. El-
liott; Esq. of Clapham.
At Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, the Rev. John Bligh, of hod-
min, to Miss Mary Codlin.

DIED.
At Bradford Abbas, Dorset, in his 62d year, the Rev. E. M.
West, Rector of Clifton, and Vicar of B. adtord and Haydou, in
the county of Dorset.
Lately, aged 78, the Rev. Benjamin Anderson, Vicar of Petm,
Bucks, and formerly of Magdalen-hail, Oxford.
In the 74th year of his age, the Rev. WIIII2M Murray, D.D.
thirty-six years Master of the Free School of Dungannon, and
only surviving brother of the late Rev. Richard Murray, D.D.
formerly provort of finny College, Dublin.
Rev. J. Armistead, Vicar of Easingwoid, Yorkshire.
Tue. lay, at Paulions, Hampshire, the infant sor. of Lady Ger-
trude Movie.
Tuesday last, after a very short lEness, at Worcester, a;ed 21
IYaw, Charley Wakeman, En. of Curia Chu; cb,

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