Star.
London, England, 1805-11-02 00:00:00

SPOPTIAG INTELL:GINCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OC I OBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, iB.Ds, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z.

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'Subfciption Handicap Plate of 501. for = and 3 yr
Id horfes. Two yr (ad C.
Central Cower%) b. c. Swinley, 3 yrs old, Bft 611)
C010i..1 Todd', b. e. Hippomenes, 3 yrs old, Bft 61b - 2
D. of Crofton's b. f. Merry 1 bought, 2 yrs old, Oft t3lb 3
Mr. I.adleoli,', b. c. Wormwood. 3 yrs old, sat 4lb
T•fr. D. 124 hr. e Paleftrian, 3 yrs old, eft 21h
Str F. St.nniifh's hr. f. filter to Duxbury, 3 yrs MOM 6th
Mr. V. Won's h. e. Newmarket, 3 yrs old. Bft 41b
Sir J. shclley's b c. Currycomb, 3 yrs old, 7ft t 3lb
Mr. Branthwayte's b. c. Southton, by Pegafus, 3 yrs old, 7fl
Mr. Wentworth Bayley's b. f. Fanny Fancy, 3 yrs old, 71t tolb
Mr. Waif:ill's h. e. Jumper, by Worthy, 2 yrs old, 61t tib
Sir C. Bunbury's b. f Lydia, 3 yrs old, soft • dr
Mr. Howor W. ch. e. }fondly, 3 yrs old, 7ft tolb - dr
The Jute could place only three.
4to I agft Swinley-7 tot agft Hippomenes-6 to
t agft Wormwood-4 tts t ago Newmarket.
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Mr. R. Royce's Sir David, 811. beat Lnrd Foley's
Ilippocampus, Rft. 51b. D. I. toogs.—i3 to Saga
Sir David.

Mr. R. Boyce's Brainstorm, tolb. beat Sir j.
Shelley's Moutlache, brother to Whifkerandos, 7a.
71b. Ab. M. sogs.-6 to 4on Brainworm.
Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought, 7ft. beat Mr. Mellifh's
Marianne, SR. 71b. Ab. M. sogs.-5 to 4 on.
Dreadnought.
Mr. Watfon's Sorrel, 69. t Ilb. beat Mr. Mellifles
Marianne, 811. 1 ilb. Ab. M. 2sgs.--5 to aon
Sorrel.

Lord Foley's Czar Peter, Bft. tolb. rec. 25gs.
from Mr. Howorth's Honefty, 7ft. D. I. sogs.
Mr. Walton's Duzbury, 911. tzlb. agit Mr. Wil-
fon's filler to Duxbury, 6ft. alb. Two yr old C.
25gs.—Off.

Mr. Howortles Honerly, BR. itlb. agft Mr. Wat-
fon's Jumper, 7R. tolb. Two yr old C. sogs.

DUBLIN, OCTOBER 21.

A letter received yetlerday from the Cove of
Cork, mentions, that a report was current there, that
fome Spanith men of war had been captured near
Gibraltar.

The admirable Rate of difcipline to which Lord
CATHCART% exertions have brought the Irifh army,
entitles him to the gratitude of this country. Un-
bialfed by any private motives, he has purfued inftexi•
bly the objea of his duty, and retired from this coon
try with the full eonfci-ufnefs of having fully and
efficiently difcharged his important utak.
Mr, FOSTER went to his feat at Colon lall week.

Mr. Secretary Limo, it is underitood, will lisortly
reign his fitoation of Lbrd of the Treafury.
The Az FTHUSA frigate has arrived in Cork har-
bour from Portfmouth. The BOADICI• has failed
from thence on a crnize.

By a new regulation announced from the General
Poll Office, the Englifh mails are, from the ill of
next month, to be difpatched invariably at fix o'clock
in the evening.
Pedeftrian Exercife is quite the rage at prefent in
this city. Or, Thurfday a painter, from Church-
eet, undertook for a trilling bet to walk fixty times
round St. Stephen's Green in It hours, and although
he iacrificed pretty freely to Bacchus on the preced.
ing evening, he won his wager with apparent cafe.
Immetile crowds attended the performance, but the
frnalleft accident did net occur.

PC TUBER 29.
Toefday morning, at eight o'clock, a meeting
took place at Neweafile Race Courfe, between two
refpeetable Gentlemen of Limerick, T. F. W---w,
Efq. attended by R. F. C—LL, Efq. and W. M.
W--e, Efq. attended by W. S—..•-••••E, Efq.
when the former Gentleman, after receiving the fire
of the latter, difcharged his pitiol in the air, and
friends at both fides interfering, matters were accom-
modated to the fattsfaCtion of all parties.
We are lorry to [late, that the eafterly winds have
done and are likely 11111 to do much mifchief upon this
fide of the hi& Channel. On Saturday a brig and
a galliot advancing to get into the harbour of Dub-
lin, were both Branded; the firit on the bar, the lat.
ter upon the what bank nearly oppofite Merrion.—
The brig, see are ferry to relate, was utterly loft with
all her crew: the perfons on board the galliot with
great difficulty reached Sandy-mount in their boat,
and were all Caved. On Sunday and yeflerday the,
florm continued with fuck violence, and the lea ran
Co high, that no attempt could be made to fearch into
the fituation of the brig, or to extricate the galliot
from her danger.
Confiderable damage, we are lorry to learn, has
been fuflained by fcver.l :rads, in Bellaft Lough,
from the gale of Thurfday night. A fchooner and
a brig are on fhore, and alfo a Weft Indiaman bound
to the Clyde—Captain's nameMoa R I SON. The Mary,
of Carrickfergus, from Irvine, with coals for Bella,
JAMES CA aET mailer, was 101 l near Donaghadee, and
all on board per Hired except one boy.
Two brigs, the Brothers, WM. PACKET mallet., a
trader from Falmouth to London, in ballad, and•
bound to Swanfea for cnalf ; and the Peggy, of and
from Fowey, with coals from Swanfea, were obferved
on Tt:efday, the cad inllant, to have got fo far within
Courtmaffiery Bay, as to be unable to weather the
head lands ; the wind blowing a heavy gale from the 1
S. E. at the lime, and the lea running very high.—
The Brotben fortunately flood in, though unie-
.:(rainted with the bay, for Courtmafhery harbour,
and anchored in fafety. The Peggy, having fprung
leak the preceding day, was water logged, and
necame t• tally unmanageable, and was therefore
governed by the direction of the gale, thrown into a
narrow Cove, fa rrounded by rocks and clifts, in which
the crew, confining of four men, and a boy paffcnger
from Swanfea, were in momentary expeelation of
death. The exertions of the country people, whom
the calamity had drawn to the place, were, how.
ever, fo unceating and vigr.rous, that by means of
ropes let down to the velfel, the crew were eitri-
cated, but the boy, too weak to refill the waves which
broke over the velfel, uas unfortunately drowned. It
is a gratifying obfervation to make, that a common
rentimpt of humanity and generality afluated every
delcription of pc-fons for the prefervation of the crew,
and the fafety of the vend ; and the falvation of the
crew is attributable to the eforts created by this -cl-
ing. During the time the above intelligence was
communicated, another veal had made her appear-
ance, but the exceffive feverity of the weather pre-
v ed arty communication with her.