Star.
London, England, 1828-04-14 00:00:00

NAVAL IN hLLUANCE.

•
Nina from the Agests to Uoyd's, at Pernambuco, dated it
March :
The Collingwood, arrived here 28th ult. from Rio Janeiro, was
brought-to by two Buenos Ayrean privateers, under Bras-nos
colours, which examined her papers, and retained some Portuguese
letters and newspapers. •
The Morning S:ar, Gloss, from Ceylon to London,was plundered
19th Feb. off A scension, of almost all her stores, sails, &c. by a pirate
or Buenos Ayres privateer, with 11 guns and well manned. Thr
crew and passengers were cruelly treated, and the master and second
mate, two seamen, and an invalid, taken away. The Morning St. r
parted nu the 245th Feb. from the Guilford, arrived hi the Downs;
the former had six end a half feet water in her hold, a quantity of
cinnamon, and about 300 hap coffee then on board.
The Paramaribo, from Surinam, was lost on the Oster Bank,Bth
inst. Part of the cargo and materials saved.
The Commerce, LTALL, from Londonderry to London, is lost
on the Collins, and it is feared all on board ate drowned.
The Air, &MIRKA, from Sunderlandio Liverpool, was driven
on shore on the 6th instant, near Lassiemoutb, but expected to be
gut off.
The Friendahip, Stint. from Newcastle to Dunkirk, foundered
on the sth instant off Niewport : crew saved.
Dut., Aram IL—Wind. S.W.—Arrived the Bombay, CIIANIM
vie, and Guildtord, Joni/son, from China.
ATRIA 13.—Wind S.W. to \V.—Arrived from London the
Woodford, Musa/fa, for Van Diemen's Land ; Wane, Dine, for
ditto ; Britannia, BLAIR, for Sydney ; Heba brig, —, for Mira.
michi ; Four Sisters, CLAY, ler Quebec; Denton, Dorm, for
ditto; and Mary, LAND, for Newfoundland.
PIA sooty, Aran. 12.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from London tie
Easley Castle, for Quebec ; Etnerakl and Rebecca, for ditto; Tli•
bone. LRAMS, for Gibraltar; and Ann, RICHARDSON, for Net.
foundland. Arrived the St. Andrews. Damn, from Sierra Leone
FALMOUTH, Aran. 1 1.--- Wind S.W. tOW.--. Arrived the Rambler
Wastsoe, from Port-au.Prince and Duke of Marlborough pack
from Lisbon, in six days. Arrived from London the Falters
STAR, for Qs:thee ; and Emma, noir, for St. Juhn's (N. 8.)
Arid packet, far the Leeward Islands, has put into Lisbon, wi
loss of mainyard, leaky, &c.
Jansmr, Aram 11.—Arrived the Medina, Asrr.irr, from •
Janeiro; Hero, Breirsx, from Gambia; and the Torn and Mazy
PAYNE, front Tencriffe.
Livransoc, Aran.l2.—Arrived the Margaret, —, front Africa
Lyra, Darsuxxxgrom Pernambuco ; Isabella, &mum, front Nr
Orleans; Isabella, Laren, and James, liaveutos, from Charlastot
and Earl Dalhousie, front Quebec and Galway.
WATIMIPOND, APRIL Wind N. %V.—Arrived the Erin,l3ase

NAN, from Vallenora; and Royal Eagle, —, from Londoa.
Coax, APRIL lu and Il.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Midst
Wellif and Britomart transports, from I.isbuu, with part of tilt
60th Regiment; and the Mexican, Bt./mirrorsfrom &mamba&
Doves, Anti, I2.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Salamander,
from Callis. Off port, the Louisa Augusta, Marcrix, from Me.
nilla ; and Oracle, Nkrsix, from St. Thomas's.
RAMSGATZ, APRIL 13.—Wind & W.—Off port, the Samuel
Brown, Rico, from the blauritius.
- PORTSMOUTH, Apart. 12 and 13.—Wind S. and S.S.W.—Arrived
the Maria, Loyalist, and Hope, from Lisbon. The Guildfore,
Jour/sox, from China; and Jane, —, from Madeira, have articed
off the Wight.
PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. APRIL 12.

Yesterday arrived from Lisbon, the Glouce,ter, 74,
Captain J. S. Wrton, with the 3d Regiment of Guard':
Windsor Castle, 74, Captain E. D King, with ill:
Grenadier Guards; and Melville, 74, Captain H. lid:,
with 62d Regiment on board: each ship bringing alu
a company of the 4th Regiment of Infantry, the to
maining companies of which corps having been left
at Lisbon is the Spaitiate and Pyramus, wai lag its
arrival of a transport from Gibraltar to convey the,
to England. The 60:h Regiment left ti e Tagus a
the first, in transports, for Cork. These ships sail 6
from the Tagus on the second instant. The intelligence
brought by them of the present political state of
in Portugal, convey s nothing of importance beyond wfs;
:has been received by letters of the twenty-second
All the British forces have now left Portugal ; ba
Sir Frederick Limb, cur Amba,sador, deeming it att.
visable to keep a squadron in the Tagus, for the put•
pose of ensuring full protection to English property.
Vice Admiral L :rd A. Beanclerk remains with the
Spar tiate, 76 guns, Captain Was ten; P) ramus, 42 guns.
Captain fiartinius ; Challenger, 28 guns, Captain Fits-
Clarence; and the Lyra and Falcon, brigs ; and; as a
security to the squadr n, his Lordship retains pes.ession
of Fort St. Julien. The Melville, Gloucester, and Wind-
sor Casee having since landed the three companies el
the 4th Regiment, will sail as soon as the wind ail
permit to the Dawns, when the two battalions of
Guards will proceed in steam vessels to London, at:
the 62d Regiment to do ganison duty at Dover.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Hope, Hill, and the Security, Ross, were lost in Madr
Roads on the .sth December, doting a tremendous gale of velu
and it is feared all the ships then lying in the Roads.
Blitcat.--Dee. 1. arrived the Baretto, Jun. Shannon, and P.
rnelia, Wimble, from London; Dec. 4. the Ripley, Hesse, fro.
Liverpool, and Plmaix, Arthur, from Batavia and Penang; Ili
5. the Elphinstone, Atkinson, Carnarvon, Winsper, Henry purr
Jeffery, from London, and the Warren Hastings, front Loud
and Madras; Dec. 7. the Hashmy, Lee, from Kisnapatalia,
Carmelita, from China, and the Diadem, Wilson, from Londe',
Dec. 9. the Catherine, Macintosh, from London, Indian Oak, Re:
from the Mauritius, Harponeur, Laney, and the Psyche, Re..
from Bourbon; Dee. 19. the Penang Merchant, Mictusua, frv4
Shicapore. •
CaLcurr4, Dec. 2.—Sailed the Protector, Waugh. rid Cs''
Watt, for London ' • Dee. 6, the Tigress Sheriffe, for Glasgrai
Dec. 7, the Royal George, Reynolds, for London; De"''
Grecian, Allen, for 13eatbay, and the Duke of Lancaster, WO'
for Liverpool; Dee. 11, the John, Freeman, for the Mauria:s
and the Almorah, Freeman, for China ' • Dec. iv, the Cecilia. VD's!.
nell, for the eastward; Dec. 16, the Lady Al•Naughton, Faithrli;
London.
44uraoAittett.—Dee.
NAcceug, wiled
the
fo rL°lgredronu
Dec. 13, the Tigress, Shenife, for Glasgow, and the Grecian, Al'
len, for Bombay ; Dec. 14, the Crisis, Peabody, fur Lirerloslii
Dec. 15, the Royal George, Reynolds, for London ; Decal% forAlmorah, Freeman, for China. ,son the. Groves. for 1•0116f1;
Casar,Watt; Dec. It
the P
&mom wint—The Margaret M'Cormack, from the Cape'
London, &h klatch, lat. 5.40. N. long. 21. 30. W. becalmed.
The Dunira, Hassiimin, from London to Bombay and Car
19th Feb. lat. 3. N. She had supplied the Margaret, from the Cs
with provisions.
The Symmetry, Sarno, from London to Mauritius, Mt. 4. 50. •
10ng..31.010. W. per Sir William Waage.

spornxa
Tog HO'
'Do Annual Meeilig at this
day, Lord Deere's Park, the
the mum numerous assemblage
have peen there for many years.
who had attended the NewmarkL
of the county, and • great number
tropolis, were present, besides
classes. The sport, notwithstl
fell during the race, was of the
of NeWmarket. The best contested
'halms whichoaree was not disgraced
gamblitur usually accompany a It
'smirably kept by the huntsman and st
Huth. The following are particulars—
The Two year old Stakes of •-
k
Tdr.Sowerby's be f by Whalebone
• Lord Verulant's ch fby Mr. Lowe
• .r! Mr. Kinder's b e Duke Humphry
The winner was ,

Ile Gold Cop, value 100 guineas.
weights.

Sowerby's Skiff. 6 yr.
)fr. Headscote's Syntax, 4 yr.
Lord Veruhim's br eby /ruffle,
Wigram nmsumb fby Filho
Colotiel Sowerby names Duke ",
Goodisoo
The County Stakes of 10 sows.
101b;ist fom. 9st 516; five,
Mr. Sowerby's br f by Whalebone,
Mr. Ames names Sept by W;
Lord Verulam's ch f by Mr. Lowe,
Lord Veruhsn's b c by '
)dr. Kinder's Duke Humphrey,
Pavia rode
Match 100
Mr. Granse's br fby Filbo da ,
Colonel Wilson's br e brother to
Conolly rode
The Club (Handicap) Stakes
Mr. Halsey names b 1 by Aliso
Nit.. Grimmest)! c Whim, 3 yrs,
Mr. Pbillinsore's Smuggler. 4 yrs,
Mr. Ames names hr e by Waterloo,
Fordlum rode t
The Stewards were, the Marquis
"T.' Kinder. Esq.
CATTERICK BR:
'The Craven Stakes. for two yr ,
five 9st ; six and aged, 9“416..
subscriber..

- Colonel King's b f Sarah, by
Mr. DarObll's ch c Ganaeboy, ,
Hon. T. C. Powlet's b e Popsy
The following ed, hot we
c Lord
; rd
fl. J. C elbull
I'eroAfjs tzrh ' 5
3 y
Drone. 3 yrs ' • and Mr. Turner',
The Produce Stakes of 25 errs.
s Two
Mr. )Mann's b f by Waverley
Mr. Claridge's br c Cetn.iro. by .
Lord Kelburn's ch f by Viscount
Right
Sweepstakes of 30 sows. each, col
?dr. Metcalfe 's b c Ecunontigt,l
Mr. Riddell's b c Prebend, by
Mr. Clarldge's eke Photus. by
Only three placed—
The Blamed Club Stakes of
. it 31h; fillies,
1 Mr. Seephenscm's b e Voltaire, '
Mr. Turner's b c Navaritio. by .
4 Only two placed.
r. Sacelle

The Old Stakes of 25 sow. each.
colts. Bst Sib;
Mr. Darnell's ch c Gam* Boy
The Filly Stakes of 20 sous.
Mr. Bower's b Lady Taos
Mr. W. Scott's The Nun
Mr. Attwoorra b Amethyst
The Yearling Stahl of WI soya.
One

Mr. Darnell's b e Stntforth
lliddell's ch c Zodiac
Lord Sligo's eh e Cant, brother
The Subscription Plate of 50 •
olds, 74t 316 ; three, 8.4-71 b .
&c. allowed Sib. Two mile
Mr. Jackson's b f Mary Ann,
Mr. Gully's eh e What-think-ye.
Lord Sligo's b f Dream, 2 yr*
Mr. Attwood's b f Amethyst,
Atinltaires b f The Nun,
. HU
Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds
Me Brighton Matrices on W
and

on Friday, neat the Dyke.
The Lewes Brookside Harriers
.nd on Friday.ge Telescombe Tye.
N F.H.—Mr. Nicoll's Hounds
Race Course; Thursday, at WI"
Reackley Water.
The Lambton Fox Hounds
Thursday, at Shotton; and on f
THE ROYAL HUNT.
Thursday his Majesty's Stag
and had one of the most gallant
the season. The delight which
sportsmen, induces a hope that
place annually. A very Sue stag,
was turned out at Lonwick about'
away through Waldridge, kavin
Coddington. He was allowed
were laid on. and pursued h
nearly five hundred horsemen
peasant some of them were vet
;piton the stag dashed sway
Chilton, and from thence being
into a pond near Wotten House,
The hounds were here called
when the stag started back s
Chilton, but kit Chilton to the
Long Crentlon, where he ran
' exhausted. To the surprise of
even feet high, and darted t
Thame, crossed the river Thatne,
Wykeham, Rag. passed to Waldridt
The hunt was universally allowed
severe for horses and hounds
had witnessed; it lasted lel
some of the best horses and
yond the spoiling sit a few superfine
valuable hotse belonging to M -
which disclocared its neck in
for this seasan.

FOX

The Fox Hunting season is
spirit. In addition to Mr.
which have been hunting the
Muster has receutly arrived witl
it is said, have found excellent
BOWL.
A Rowing Match took place
Cup and Cover, understood to'
to be rowed for by four pair
wick, sad row round a boat
turn through tie centre arch
inerinutli, and finish at the starting
At the commencement pink
light blue, white being third.
the third place, ind pulled with
and on turning the boat near I
yards.a.head, but dropped off
lead, pink being second. It
being allowed. The boats
1. Pink, Henry Young and
it. Light Blue, William '
3. White, James Singleton
4. Green, Everard Hurlee
The match was but thinly
state of the weather.

A forgery has been detect
of a bill of 5001.. His bars
did not pay the bill. 7-
teMeins a secret.
ST. PAUL'S, COVENT
have refused to acknosys
Clerk and parish Surgeon,
114111. An Appeal to till,
ported to be the conseq

(3 INTELLIG
▪ HOO RAMIE
this celelarated a
L, the Hoo. Hertf
Mtge of foshionabl
ears. Most of th
market Races, al
number of people
les an unsusual pro
thstanding a few
' the Ant order, m •
t contested were
not disgraced by th
company a Rating
tsman and whip •
particulars—
of 25 son. each ;
841 41b.
lalebone
Ir. Lowe
emphry
• was rode by G • •
guineas. the remain
Ihts. Two miles.
yrs
vine, 2 yrs
Filho da Penns 2
uke Humphrey. $
odison rode Skiff.
tens. each; two yr
five,9st 101 b ; si
ialebone, 2 yrs
Waterloo, 2 yrs
'r. Lowe, 2 yrs
vile, 2 yrs
sister, 2 yrs
s rode the winner.
100 son. One mi
da Puta. Bst
ter to pacer, Bst 81
ly rode the winner
takes of 10 toys.
klhe da Puts, 2
5 yrs, Sot
. 4 yr*, est ch
waterloo, 4 yrs, Sit
im rode the winne
Alarquis of Sandi
BRIDGE RACE
a yr old, Sit ; three
41b.— Mile and th
by Whisker, 3 yrs
oy, by Octavian. 2
Popsy. by Mullet
at were not placed
, 5 yrs; Duke of
c The Collier, S
rner's Clinton. 2 yr
son. each, colts,
Two miles.
rley •
.o. by Berlin
iscount .
Eight paid.
As, colts, Sat 31b ;
alit. by Whisker
, by Dr. Syntax
. by Cation
red—Won easy
es of 20 sows. eacb,
Allies, fist. One
lire, by Bbckleck
t, by Blacklock
re placed. One p
SECOND DAT.
P. each, 10 ft; for
; fillies. Bst. Two
Bey
tors. each. Bst.
0 son. each ; colts,
One mile.
ether to Canteen
50 sees. for maid
7th; four. Ave, six,
mile heats.
inn, yrs
ok.ye, g yrs
yrs
yet, 2 yrs
ren,2 yrs
HUNTING.
sds meet on Friday.
an Wednesday, nea
•Ise.
Harriers on Wedne
she Tye.
Hounds on Wedne
nt Wilverley Post;
ands to-motTIMR, a
lon Saturday, at
P
Stag Hounds met at
gallant bunts that
which it afforded t •
that a stag may be
se stag, which has
about half-past elt
leaving Dimon to
wed 20 minutes la
d h m at a spankii
mien (and horses,
I vet y soon without
way through Cheer
being closely pre
louse, the seat of t
tailed off, and a fe
ck again, through
o the right, and p
ran into a garden,
se of all, however
red through Crend
T name, and g•
Waldridge, and wa
allowed to have •
ads that the most e
tall three hours a
sod their riders.
w superfine coats, •
to Mr. J. Hoare,
in a leap. The a •
)3( HUNTING.
sn is closing at Lin
Jr. Fuljambe's etc-
, the Lincoln coentr
td with his pack, an
dent sport.
WING MATCH.
place en Saturda
0.1 to be given by t
air of oars, ote hea •
aat opposite Rose •
rch of the New Sus
se starting place.
pink took the lead
rd. After pulling
I with great vigour
near Rose Bank Co
I off considerably,
It was altogether a
a ultimately came in
and Thomas Shot.
Heath and Rich
non and John Le
rice and Charles Tu
nly attended, swim
n detected on N.
,is banker, who
The person w
:NT GARDZN.—
**ledge the lat
rgeon, Messrs.
o tie Coon of .
sequence.

has arrived as
'embarked 4 r

lag arrived g
*embarked at

Ted to relieve,

tlieved by t►p
, to macc►_p

rked op birss4

r, whet Veit.
1 disernbaak at

e 4th Foot To.
he Tagus, till
to linglasld.

'3lr.Sowerhy's hr f by Whalebone ...
Lord Youlani's eh f by Mr. Lowe ...
Mr. Kinder 's b c Duke Heniphry ..
The winner was rode by Gooding".

ire tnie
Inaining tbrer

Monday fi'oers
haunt of %her

g to about 601
itirling Castle,
rbere they ern.
ce they &rules
sanryfartalry
we undentand
Frt..

xprets arrived
`:nnimander of
two division;
ext., Ile Bois
lay being Sure.
le Stil battalion
quarters, will
duty.

uco, dated In

io Janeiro, gra*
ruler lirasiban
me Portuguese

,was plundered
, ace. by a pirate
manned. The
ster and seeend
e Morning St.'r
in the Downs ;
a vantity or

Oster Bank, Sth

Gordon, is lost
orneek •

sol, was driven,
expected to be

iirk, f6undered'

Itubay, CRA au.

m London the
,'ane, flint, for
--, for Mira.
n, Darrow, for

rom London the
, lot ditto; Tri-
DION, for New-
m Sierra Leone.
red the Rambler,
borough packet,
in the Rrnetald,
n's (N. 13.) The
to Lisbon, with

eat slb ; 6lHes, est. One
Mr. Stepbenson's b e Voltaire, by Blacklack
Mr. Turner's b c Navarino, by Blackloek
Only two placed. One paid.
Swears DAY.

'LITT, from Itio
Turn and Mary,

—, front Africa;
mac, from New
rom Charlirstoc;

Air. Darnell's b c Stotrorth
Ur. Riddell's ch c Zodiac

I the Ertn,Baste.
n London.

ived the Man:
with part of the
ottt Pernambuthat
blip Salamander,
&TIN. from Ms-

ort, the Samuel

LS. W.—Arrived
The Guildford,
Ira, have arrived

APRIL 12.

iloocester, 714
'nt of Guards;
ing, with the
pt4in H. Hill,
bringing also
'antry, the re-
ring been left
is, wai, i.ig the
r convey thee
tl e Tagus on
se ships sailed
'ne intelligence
state of Affairs
ce beyond what
nes-fecund ult.
Portugal ; but
deeming it ad•
us, for the put-
dish property.
nains with the
'Amu', 42 glens..
i, Captain Fit:•
rigs ; and, as a
stains possessions
ster, and Wind-
e companies of
the wind will
sttahons of tl:c
to London, and
at Dover. •

ere lost in liadrn
doss gale of wino.
sada.

Shannon, and Par.
ipley, Hrsse, from
and Penang; Dee-
per, Henry Porter,
rigs, frogs Lamle'
Isnapatani, Varna
on, from Loador;
Indian Oak, WO.
the Psyche, Reel.
t, ldicbiwnr (NO

laugh, sad (&W!
life, (or Glasgow.
idon ; Dec. 9, rbe
Legume', 1130,,,
for the Datiriu"
the Cecilia, D Du's*
'cushion, Faith, for

isar,Watt;
Alves. for
id tbe Grecian,
Idy, for LVe►PpO''
idon ; 1)eC•19% tbe

from the Cepr t•
W. becalmed.
lombay and OtolA
mg, from the car,

arisAus, lat. 4. 36. !''

SPOSTING INTELLIGENCE.
THE 000 RACES.
The Annual Meeting of this celebrated Club was held on Sitar.
di!, in Lord nacre's Park, the Hon. Hertfordshire, and attracted
the most numerous assemblage of fashionables and others that we
have seen there for many years. Most of the Nobility and Gentry
who had attended the Newmarket Races, all the principal families
of the county, and a great number of people of rank from the me-
tropolis, were present, besides an ummual proportion of the middling
classes The spot, notwithstanding a few gentle shown, which
fell doting the me, was of the Sr►t order, most of t►e horses being
of Newmarket. The best contested were the Match and Club
Stall,. The Course was not disgraced by those exhibitions of low
gambling which usually accompany a Racing Meeting, and was ad-
inli„bly kept by the huntsman and whipper-in of the Salisbury
Ilurir. The following are particulars
Ile Two year old Stakes of 25 mos. each ; colts, Sat 71b ; Mlles,
Set 41b.

Ike Gold Cup, value 100 guineas
Two remain ler in specie. Craven
weights. El.
Nr. Sowerby's Skiff. 6 yr. ... .. 1
Mr. Heatbeote's Syntax, 4 yrs ... ... 2
Lord Verulanis br e by Orville, 2 yrs ... ... 4
jr.l Wigratn miasmal) I' by Filho da Puts,! yrs ... 4
Colonel Sowerby names Duke Humphrey, 4 yrs ... 5
Goodison rode Skit

The County Stakes of 10 semis. each; two yr olds, Sat 10Ib; threes
Sst Mb ; four, 9st 51b ; five, 9st 101 b ; its and aged, 10st.
Mr. Sowerby's hr f by Whalebone, 2 yrs ... 1
Mr. Antes names Segar by Waterloo, 2 yrs .. $
Lord Verulam's ch f by Mr. Lowe, 2 yrs ... 3
Lord Verulam's b c by Orville, 2 yrs .. 4
Mr. Kinder's Duke Humphrey, 2 yrs ... 5
l'avis rode the winner.
Match 100 son. One mile.
Mr. Creme's br fby Filho da Pun, Sat ... 1
Colonel Wilsen's br e brother to Oscar, Bst Sib ... 2
Conolly rode the winner.
The Club (Handicap) Stakes of 10 son. each. Once round.
Mr. Halsey names b 1 by FilM da Puta,2 yrs, 6st .. 1
NIG Grame's bl e Whim, S yrs, Bst ... ... 2
Mr. Phillimore's Smuggkr. 4 yrs, 9st 411, v. a
Mr. Ames names hr e by Waterloo, 4 yn, SA 131 b .. 4
Fordham rode the winner.

The Stewards were, the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Daere, and
T. Kinder, Esq.
CATTERICK BRIDGE RACES. Aran 9.
The Craven Stakes, for two yr old, Est ; three, est ; four, est 91b ;
five, 9st ; six and aged, 9st 41b.—Mile and three quarters—Eleven
subscribers.
Colonel King's b f Sarah, by Whisker, 3 yn 1
Dir. Dariell's ch c Gameboy, by Ottavil.n. 2 yn 2
Hon. T. C. Powlett's b c Popsy, by lllacklock, iyn .
The following started, hut were not placed—
Lord Kelbutn's Actzon, S yrs ; Duke of Leeds's Moonshine,
Syn ; Mr. J. Croft's ch c The Collier, 3yr ; Mr. Attwood's
Drone. 3 yrs ' • and Mr. Tamer's Clinton, 2 yrs.
The Produce Stakes of 25 son. each, colts, est 31b ; fillies, Bst

• I
• It
. bolted

Two miles.
Mr. Mason's bf by Waveriey • .
Mr. Claridge's br e Cern.irn, by Berlin
Lord Keiburo's ch f by Viscount .
Right paid.
Sweepstakes et 30 soya. each, colts, Sat 31b ; finks, Sit—Two miles.
Dir. Mrtcalfr's b e Economist, by Whisker . I
Alr. Ruldas b e Prebend, by Dr. Syntax . • 2
Mr. Claridge's ch e Ptuttis, by Cation . . 3
Only three placed—Won easy —Five paid.
The Richmond Club Stakes of 20 sows. rads, p p for yearling colts,
___

The Old States of 25 sovr. each, 10 ft; for rising three year old
colts. Bit Sib ; fillies, est. Two miles.
ldr• narnoirs Ch e Game Boy .. walked over
The Filly Stakes of 20 soya. each, est. One mile and a half.
Mr. Bower's b Lady Vane ... _ 1
Mr. W. Scott's The Nun .. .. 2
Mr. Attwood's b Amethyst ... ... 3
The Yearling &AIN of 20 says. each ; colts, est 3lb ; fillies, Bst.
One mile.

Lord Sligo's ch c Cant, brother to Canteen
The Subscription Plate of 50 sows. for maiden horses, &c. Iwo yr
olds, 74 31b ; three. 84-71 b ; four. five, six, and aged, 9st. Mares,
&e. allowed 31b. Two mile beats.
11r. Jackson's b f Mary Ann, 1 yrs .. 0 1 1
blr. Gully's eh e What-tbink-ye, s yrs 1 2 2
Lord Sligo's b f Dream, 2 yrs 4 3 dr
Attwood's b f Amethyst, 2 yrs 2 dr
bit, Arinitages b f The Nun, 2 yrs 3 dr
. HUNTING.
Sir Jacob Alders Hounds meet on Friday. at Basbam.
The Brighton Hailers on Wednesday, near the Race Course;
znd on Friday, near the Dyke.
The Lewes Brtsokside Harriers on Wednesday, at Ashbombe;
and on Friday.at Telescombe Tye.
N F.H.—Mr. Nicoll's Hounds en Wednesday, at Lyndhurst
R:ce Course; Thursday, at Wilverky Post; and on Saturday, at
Beackley Water.
The Lambino Fort Hounds to4not3lllll. at Darwent Bridge;
Thursday, at Shotton ; end on Saturday, at Maley, Mill.
THE ROYAL HUNT—Couct.unao roes mew elassor.
Thursday his Majesty's Stag Hounds met at Princes Itisberough,
and had one of the most gallant hunts that have occurred during
the season. The delight which it afforded to a numerous field of
sportsmen, induces a hope that a stag may be bunted at the same
place annually. A very flue stag, which has before been hunted,
was turned out at Loetwick about half-past eleven o'clock, and went
away through Waldridge, leaving Dioton to the right, away fur
Cuddingten. He was allowed 20 minutes law, when the bounds
were laid on, and pursued h m at a spanking rare, followed by
nearly five hundred horsemen (and horses, for be it observed en
peasant some of them were very soon 'without riders). From Cubes
rngton the stag dashed away through Chearsley furze, nearly to
Chilton, sad from thence being closely pressed by the hounds, ran
into a pond near Waite. House, the seat of the Marquis of Cbandes.
The hounds were here called off, and a few minutes law give's,
when the stag started back again, through Asbendon, nearly to
Chilton, but left Chikon to the right, and passed the windmill to
Long Crendon, where he ran into a garden, seeming to be nearly
exhausted. To the surprise of all, however, be leaped a stone wall
even feet high, and darted through Crendon fields to the left of
Thame, crossed the river Theme, and got into the Park of
Wyheham, Esq. passed to Waldridge. and was taken alive at Ford.
The bunt was universally allowed to have been one of the most
severe for horses and hounds that the most experienced sportsmen
had witnessed ; it lasted lull three hours and a half. distancing
none of the best horses and their riders. The only accident be-
7ond the spoiling of a few superfine coats, &e. was the loss of a
valuable hofse belonging to Mr. J. Hoare, of Great Missenden,
which disclocated its neck in a leap. The above was the last hunt
lot this 'cassia.

FOR HUNTING.
The Fox Hunting season is closing at Lincoln with considerable
spirit. In addidea to Mr. Foljambe's excellent pack of hounds.
which ►ave been hunting the Lincoln country at intervals. Mr.
Muster has recently arrived with his pack, and both establishments,
it is said, have found excellent sport.
ROWING MATCH. •
A Rowing Match took place en Saturday for an elegant Silver
Can and Curer, understood to be given by the New Albion Club,
to be rowed (or by four pair of oars, me heat. to start from Chis-
wick, and row round a boat opposite Rose Bank Cottage, and re-
turn through t►e centre arch of the New Suspension Bridge, Ham-
mersmith, and finish at the startingplace.
At the commencement pink took the lead, closely followed by
light blue. white bring third. After pulling a few yards green took
the third place, and pulled with great vigour, passing all the boats,
and on turning the boat near Rose Bank Cottage was at least 10
yards ahead, but dropped of considerably, and light blue took the
14141, pink being second. It was altogether a fine match, no fouling
being allowed. The boats ultimately came in thus-
1. Pink, Henry Young and Thomas Shot.
2. Light Blue, William Heath and Richard Gaut,
S. White, James Singleton and John Leary.
4. Green, Everard Hurlee and Charles Turner.
The match was but thinly attended, owing to the unfavourable
state of the weather.

A forgery has been detected on N. M. ROTWICHILD,
of a bill of 5001.. His banker, who made the discovery,
did not pay the bill. The person who forged it as yet
"Tains a secret.
ST• PAUL'S, COVENT GAR/M.—Me Select Vestry
have refused to acknowledge the lately elected Vestry
Clerk and parish Surgeon, Messrs. Comma and BEA-
liat N. An Appeal to this Court of King's Bench is ex-
pected to be the consequence.