Star.
London, England, 1825-10-27 00:00:00

TOWN-HALL

George Williams was fully cummitzed for stealing the shop till
of Mr. Brown, baker, in Tooley-street. The wife of the presecu.
for was sitting near the parlour ire, when hearing a nuke in the
.hop, she turned her head and saw the prisoner, stretched over the
counter, caking the till, when she ran out and seized hint with it i•
his possession.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LAMBTON RACES.—Mmitur.
_Match,loo soy. b. ft. D.C.

_
Mr. MiUs's Squirrel . .
. .
.
Mr. Wyvill's Mirth . . .
The Oold Cup, for four years and upwards. Two miles.
Mr. Russell's b. h. Abrou .
. .
Mr. Lambton's ch. c. Royalist . .
Lord Wilton's br. e. Hottentot . .
Mr. T. S. Duncombe's ch. c. by Octavian . .
Abron the favourite.—Won cleverly.
Match, 50 sow. A. F.

Mr. White's Plutarch . . _
Mr. Grosvenor's Lima . . . .
The Club Cup, given by the Lambtoa Club, added to 5 sow. esti
One mile and a quarter. (27 subsctiben).
_ .

Mr. Mills's ch. h. Squirrel
Mr. Payne 's Gossoon

Nine others started. Gossoon the favourite. A beautiful no,
ud won by a head only.

HORSENIANSHTP.

In 1520, it is recorded that James I V. King of Scotland, with
relay of horses. rode from Stirling, by Perth and Aberdeen, to Flgin,
a distance of 150 English miles, in one day ; and in 1735, Court
de Buckeburg. Out celebrated German author, being in England,
hid a wager that he would ride a horse from London to Fdis•
burgh, with his face to the tail, which be performed in less than
four days.

PEDESTRIANISM.
hlonday week, at Keigbley, a person of the name of itas4ll vs-
dertook to walk twenty-two miles in four hours, a feat which),
accomplished with ease in eleven minutes under the giro lime.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW,
♦T VIZ COUAT Or commutoxiasor IANICAVM, SAMARA LL-Viltitt

THIRD WItiTIACIS.
J. Purser, of Bowyer.lane, Camberwell, dyer . •
J. blacauley, of Cheskunt, Hertfordshire, school-master •
G. lonia, J. Pooh. and 'l'. Sardy, of the Colonnade, lby-
market, tavern-keepers •
J. Smith, of Ludgate-hill, dealer in woollen cloths •
G. Godber, of Red Lion-street, draper . .
T. B. Manniog, of Portsea, music-seller •
K O'Reilly, of Exmouth-street, Spa-lields, agent •
W. lloosey, of Colchester, Essex, grocer . •
D. Willianu, of Deptford, Kent, slate-merchant . •
11. A. Harrison, of Liverpool, haberdasher •

SUCOND lIIIKETTICIS.
W. Ford, now or late of Broadway, Blackfriars, tea-dealer
R. G. Patti, of Lloyd's Coffee-house underwriter •
•
J. S. Briolry, of Birchin-lane, skip-broker
FACollins, of Pall-mall, man milliner . .
T. King, of Bermondsey New-road, Surrey, linendraper .
K. Ilillin, of Berkeley-square, shoemaker
W. C. Thornthwalte, W. Ryland, and J. Wills, of Fleet-
street, ironmongers . . . ~
R. Reid, late of high-street, Mary-la-bonne, upholsterer
T. Gregory, of Ealing, bliciesex, bookseller . .

lust 11 IZTINGS.
J. Powell, of Sontbampton.huildings, Holborn, tailor •
J. Coulthard, of Old City Cbambcrs, Bishopsgate, anchor-
Merchant
C. Till, of Taanton, Somersetshire, linen-draper . •
F. J. Burnett, of St. ship-broker •
•
•W. 3. Burnett, of New London-street, merchant
•W. Gadden, of Porten, Hampshire, carpenter •

BIRTHS.
At Newcastle, the Lady of Captain Gamble, 20th Foot, of
daughter.
Oct. 18, at Cramond, Mrs. Hope Johns"wisp, Mondale, of att.

MARRIED.
August 11, at Montreal, Captain Rood, of the Royal Stag
Corps, to Christian, daughter of Major General G. Gordon•

DIED.
Oct. 19, at Erskine, the Hon. Caroline Henrietta Stuart, yoangeit
daughter of Lord Blantyre.
Oct. 16, at Newingtoo, Edinburgh, aged 76, Captain Chalk'
Greig, late of the Hon. East India Company's Service.

RS DAY.

NAILS.—,,
• ZS. DUI ♦as. Pt'
Duals 1 0 France 1 0
Waterford 1 0 Hatnburgrb 0 1
luerusey and Jersey 0 0 Flanders 0 0
Lisboa 0 0 Buenos Ayres 0 0
Gottenburgh 0 0 America 0 0
Malta 0 0 BrAz it 0 0
Holland 0 0 Leeward lam* - 0 .

HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning - 12 minutes after S
Afternoon • - 16 minutes after 5

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