Star.
London, England, 1805-10-15 00:00:00

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SPORtING INTE'LLtGENC.E.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, OCT. 14.
(Fiilt year.) One third of a Subfcription of 25gs
each, for Syr olds carrying 811 51b. 6yr, olds Sit.;
lb. and aged 9fl. B. C. Sixteen Subfcribers.
D. of Grafton 's b. m. Parafol, t yrs -
14 Foley 's gr. h. Sir Harry Dimfdale, sr* -
Mr. Mellith's b. L Lady Bones, 471$ • dr
Eleven to 5 on Parafol.
A Gold Cup by eight Subfcribers or upwards at togs
each for all ages, zyr olds excepted. Acrofs the
flat. If more than eight Subfcribers, the winner
Lo receive the furplus in fpecie.
Mr. Ladbroke's &Rani 4 yrs Eft. 81b. - •

Sir C. Bunbury's Eleauni,:;ged, lift 131 b. . - 2
Mr. Paine 's Fathom, 3yrs 4ft. t3lb. - - 3
Mr. %Vilfon's e by Buzzard, out of Vizen.syrs 4ft. 1 alb. 4
Mr. R. Boyee's Bobtail, aged,Vt. Sib. - S
Mr. Lake's Virtoofa, 4yrs 5 ft.6lb. • - 6
14 Foley's Sir Harry rinifdale, syrs M. • dr
Mr. Watfon'a Dreadnought, 5 s 6h. 71b. - dr
Mr. Andrew's Norval, syn 61t. tclb. - dr
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Six to t againft Bullard, 7 to 4 againft Eleanor, 7
to 2 againft Bobtail.
Sweepftakes of toogs each. Two.yr old Courfe.
Gen. Cower's e. by Coriander, 71tt. Ib. - I

Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought, iti. 81b. - -
Mr. Mollifies Dirldler, sat - . • - Pd
Seven to 4 againft Gep. Gpwer's c.
Mr. Wilron's Newmarket, 7ft. 71b. beat D. of
Grafton's Pelilie, Btl. 91b. Acrofa the flat, 'cogs.-
1: to 8 againft Newmarket.
Mr. Elwea's c. by Buzzard, out of Mary, 8(1. 41b.
beat Mr. Andrew's Fathom, 811. Acrols F. wogs.
h. ft.-7 to 4on Mr. Elv:eb's c.
Ld Grofvenor's Meteors. Bfi. heat Ld Barrymore's
Merryman, 811 ilb. R. M. toogs.—z to 1 on Me-
teors.

Ld GrofvenoT's Violante, 3yrs old, BR. tolb. rec.
from Ld Foley's Our Blowing, lyrs old, 71t. 21b.
Two•yr old Conde, toogs.
Mr. R. Boyce's David, rec. ft. from Mr. MeMlles
Diddler, sa. 21b. each. TwO-yr old Conde, wogs
h. ft.

Mr. R. BoTce's Sir David, rec. slogs. from D. of
Grafton% rehire, Mi. each. R. M. aoogs.

THE LOAD MAYOR'S

BILL OF iAItH FOR THE 9TH OF NOVEMBER, BEING

THE GRAND ENTERTAINNIANT.

FIRST COURSE.
zao Tureen. of Thrtle with 4o Pigeon Pies
Caillisces bo Boiled Turkic'.
zoo Dillies of Fiat 6o Rosa Ditto
so Ditto Chicken., Rosa so Mince PIM
and Boiled so Railed Pies
so Do. Pullets with Oifters so Mai Puddings
10 Rumps of Beef so Marrow Ditto
so Hams Always., Greens, &C.
4o Rosa Digs
SECOND COURSE.
so Hams zoo Couple Woodcocks
zoo Brace of Partridges ico Ditto Snipes
yo Ditto Plant:mt. Sundry Wild Fowl, ace. ace.
yo Ditto Moor Game
DESSERT.
6o Pines zoo Plates of ice Cream
zso DidICS of Cakes 6o Ditto lillaneee•Matle
os Ditto Grapes Jellies, &e. !cc. &c.
6o Ditto Peaches
WINES.
6o Dozens of Port so Dozens of Hock
5o Ditto Madeira to Ditto Sherry
so Ditto Champagne zo Ditto Labort
so Burgundy

T/II LAT! DAVID SCOTT, Esqz—Yellerday the
remains of this molt worthy man were removed from
his houfe in Fitzroy-fquare' and interred in the Fa-
mily vault in St. Mary la-bonne burying ground.—
The funeral was attended by the Relations, and moll
intimate connexions and friends of the deceafed. It
was conduaed Kith the greateft folemnity, bur, at the
fame time, in that plain, unofientatious manner, Co
confident with the uniform tenor of his Mr.
SCOTT had, for many years, laboured under a difeafe,
the caufe of which had baffled the fagacity and (kill
of the moo eminent medical men in the kingdom.—
We underhand that, with that philanthropy which fo
eminently diftinguilhed his charaaer, he dir...dted that
his body fhould be opened after bis death, that the
feat and czufe of his complaint might be afcertained
for the benefit of mankind. This was accordingly
done by a very eminent Surgeon and Anatomifi, Mr.
Frye of Gloucefter, when his difeafe was found to
have been a fchirrus in the pylorus.

The bridge from Gofport to the Royal Hofpital at
Hatlar, built tome years fence by ROSERT FORBIN
Efq is ordered by Government to be taken down, on
a fuppoiltion that it may be of injury to the harbour.
Deptford Creek Bridge was opened on Saturday
lalt for foot paffengers. It is built over the river
Ravenfborne, near its outlet into the Thames, and
leads from Deptford to Greenwich. The Committee
of Proprietors of this undertaking met on the bridge
at two oclock in the afternoon, wh-n the ceremony
of opening it was performed arnidit a great concourfe
of fpeetators affembled on this occafion.
On Tuefday laft a man was brought into Court
at the Seffions at Marlborough, to take his trial on
the charge of being the father of a child by his own
daughter. He was fuddenly kind with a fit, and
immediately expired. _ _

If the Bonus of g per Cent, now paying is Bank
Stock, is confidered an extraordinary advantage. it is
no longer a matter of wonder, that fo many are eager
to inveft their money in the rich Lottery now Draw-
ing, when the very next Ticket drawn out of the ,
Wheel, being entitled to Ten Thoufand Pounds, will
prefent the fortunate holder with the allonithing Bo-
nus of near Fifty Thoufand per Cent. on the colt
price; and the firfl Ticket on the next day of Draw-
ing, will prove a Bonus of double that amount.
The fifth day of drawing the prefent Lottery,
will be on Saturday next, when the firft drawn Tic-
ket will be entitled to to.oool. betides the beneficial
(la nice of all the other Capital Prizes in the prefent
Rich Wheel, there being only two Capitals yet
drawn above wool. both of which were thared—
namely, a pool. Prize, and a aoool. the latter of
which, No. t 6,80 t, was fold in fixteen Sixteenths, by
J. BRAN SCOMB and Co. proprietors of the Lucky
Lottery Offices, No. r t, Holborn, No. 37, Cornhill,
and No. 38, Haymarket, facing Piccadilly, where
Tickets and Shares are now felling, warranted un-
drawn, and as cheap as at any Lieenced Office in
London, and the utmoft value given fur Prizes as
Coon as drawn.