Star.
London, England, 1813-10-07 00:00:00

. SPORTING INTELIGENCE.

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NEWILMIIKET FIRST OCTOBER MUTING, ISIS.
- .• • wiDNISDAT, OCTOBSII 4.
Fifty Oaken, tree for any Hone, &e. Fain.-016 to WV!
7st. 4.; 3-yr. olds, est. 31b. ; 6-yr. olds, Set. 111 b.; and Igoe
ass. 1. C.
Mr Ofaver's cb. b. Slender Billy, Syn.
I•• a 1
Ld. Sachville's Mulberry, 4yrs. • . • 2
Mr. Ladbrokes. ek. b. Hamlet, Syn. . . S
Ld. Lowther's br. c. Euryalue, 4yrs.
Seven to $ apt. Slender Billy—Two to 1 apt. Mulberry.
One-third of a Subscription of 25p. each. Per Syr.-411 Colts.
Sst. 916.;- aud FWies, ttst. 61b. D. I. Ana fir tbio ForeftY
of Subset...cm—Twelve Subscribers.
Mr. Andrew's Corporal -- . . 1
Ld. Foley's ch. c. Macedonian - . • . I
Far C. Banbury's bl. a. Smelensko . S
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Ten to 1 apt. Corporal —Four to 1 on Smolensk o.
Mr. Udny's.TruMe, 80. 811. beat 14.0. H. cavendisles Ec-
eleston, Ist. 131 b. Als.,M. 30035. h. ft.--Siz to 3on Truffle.

WINDSOR, OCT. 6.—Yesterday morning the QUEEN
and Princess ELIZABETH went to Frogmore and spent
the day there. The weather proved remarkably fine,
her MAJESTY took the exercise of riding in her garden
chair, drawn by her beautiful bay pony, through the
walks on the lawn, and other parts. Princess ELIZA-.
BETH walked in the delightful gardens. Princess So-
PHIA rude on horseback. Princess CHARLOTTE, at-
tended by the Duchess of Loans and Daughter. took
an airing in the .Long Walk, &c.—This morning
the Qum went to Frogmore. Princesses AUGUSTA
and SOPHIA-rode on horseback, attended by the Coun-
tess of ROSELYN, Generals TAYLOR, WYNTAXI4 and
Sir BRENT SPENCER.

Monday a royal deer was turned nut oa Ascot
Heath for a day's sport, which was lost after a short
run, owing to the torrents of rain which continued
to fall. Yesterday, the weather proving remarkably
fine, the hunt was resumed by a numerous field of
sportsmen going, in pursuit of the deer, and they were
so fortunate as to find him near Stanwell, when be
gave them a most excellent chase, and was at length
taken near Broomhill Hut.

Yesterday the PORTUGUEREAMBAIMADOR transacted
business at the Foreign Office.
FURNITURE WAREHOUSS, 61, PALL MALLIKT.
' Atter respectfully acquaints the Public, that be is
selling off, without reserve, at one half of their value,
all such of his Furniture which remain of the last
year's production, in order to make room for his IMP
Itattertu. •
By letters from India, per last fleet, we have the
following account from Java ; —44 Unfortunately the
Lieutenant-Governor undertook an expedition, with.
out previously. consulting the Commander of the
Forces, against Lumber, in the island of Borneo, con-
sequently the equipment was not properly attended to,
and the means deficient. This unprepared armament
sailed from Java, made its way, with incredible diffi-
culty, up the river, and attacked the strong port of
Lumber, without any previous information of its
strength, position, or means of the piratical enemy.
As might be expected, the British forces were beaten
back with considerable loss, and the brave Com-
mander, Captain Baowsr, of the Navy, has since
fallen a sacrifice, from the fatigue, exertion, and .dis-
appointment, arising from the nature of the service,
at that season of the year. In those climates, certain
destruction follows Europeans in active service.—
There were 100 of the 78th on board.—Tbe conse-
quences of the failure are lamentable, as it will give
confidence to the pirates, who will now doubly annoy
our trade, besides teaching the Indian Princes we are
not invulnerable." . -
An article in' the French papers, dated Milan, Sep-
tember 26, says, 44' According to intelligence from
the Army, dated the 23d, General Verdier has taken
a position at Federan and Recherdorf. General
Count Grenier immediately marched from that side
with his troops.—That General Officer will com-
mand all the corps on the left ; the Prince has re.
served the particular command of the corps on 'the.
right. The advanced posts of our troops in that part
are still upon the Soave, at Veisselburg and Leppa.
On the 21st, in the evening, in an attack upon an
enemy's post upon the road- of Auersperg, we took
40 prisoners from the regiment of Franz Carl."
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—Mr. MUNDILN made his
second appearance at this Theatre, last night, in Old
Rapid, in the Comedy of A Cure for the Heart Ake t
his performance throughout was received with the
most distinguished marks of approbation—the scene
which-occurs in the fourth act, previous to the duel,
was upheld by him and Mr. Eturrott (ram Rapid)
with both feeling and animation.
COVENT-GARDEN.--MISS STEPHENS once more en-
acted ilfandatse, last night, to a brilliant and crowded
audience. Mr. INCLIDON resumed his part of Arta-
ounce, and, though evidently not entirely recovered
from his late severe indisposition, he most ably sus-
tained the character, and gave the with the
most masterly effect—he was highly as;pfasuded.
As Mr. and Mrs. CAMERON of Fassifern, accom.
panied by Miss MACDONALD of GIEDCO, and her cousin
Miss KFNNX,DY, were lately returning from Argyle.l
shire, the horses of the chaise suddenly took fright, a
few miles to the west of Fort William, left the road
entirely, at full gallop, and were driving furiously in
the direction of a dreadful precipice. The chaise
door and window were immediately thrown open by
Mr. CAMERON, and the whole party escaped. They '
had scarcely left the chaise when it was thrown down
a dreadful height, broken to pieces, and one of the
horses killed on the spot. The driver was slightly hurt.

The Gazette of Tuesday grants permission to any
British Governor, Minister, Consql, or Merchant, re-
siding in foreign parts, to advance the sum of one
shilling and sixpence pr duns, for the subsistence and
paslage home of any seaman, or seafaring boy (sub.
ecti of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland) that shall be shipwrecked, captured, or by
other unavoidable accident, be driven. or cast away,
or that shall be discharged as unserviceable from any
of his Majesty's ships and vessels.
Tuesday night, a female of the name of Sinker,
-an apprentice to a feather maker at Lisson-row, New-
ington, who had been left sitting up, set fire to her
clothes, and was burnt so dreadfully, that she ex-
pired yesterday. It is supposed that the candle had
set her garments on fire when asleep.
PILLORY.—A miscreant, late Valet to a Gentle.
man at Hampton-court, who had been convicted o
an unnatural assault on a boy, in that neighbourhood,
and sentenced to two years imprisonment, and the
pillory, yesterday underwent the latter part of the
sentence, is a meadow at Hampton,

THE ARMY.

The reinforcing Detachment belonging to the bat-
talions and depots atCanterbury, Hythe, Shorncliffe,
and Brat:mew Lees, have been ordered to Ports-
mouth forthwith.

The depot of the 25th regiment (the Royal Bor-
derers) has been removed from Woodbridge to &r.
wick.upon.Tweed.
An order from the Wir-Office has directed all the
articles of detailing and necessaries in the possession
of Local Militia regiments. whick are not required
for their established numbers, to be forwarded to the
Storekeeper General's Office, in London.
Major REYNOLDS has been appointed Deputy Judge
Advocate for holding Courts Martial in the Susscs
district.
Colonel MACDONALD, Military Secretary to the
Forces in Ireland, has relinquished his situation, to
accompany Sir JOHN Hops to the Peninsula, and is
to be Attached to that General's Staff.
The garrison at Dover consists at present of the
Derby, West York, and Galway Regiments of Mi.
litia, with some detachments of the Line, and a prt-
portionate number of Cavalry, Artillery, and Engi-
neers. The stupendous works on the western heights
are still going on, which, with those of the Castle.
farm an interesting object of curiosity and attention,
as well to the artificer as to the mathematician.