Star.
London, England, 1820-02-25 00:00:00

SPORIISG.

BETTIN G T..A.TTEtts.II.I.'S YESTERDAY.
ODDS OS RACES TO COME.
DERBY.

to 1 agst Mr. Pi.m.se's gr. 120 to 1 agst c. out of Bri,eis
1 to 1 ag,t l'irelaree I to 1 agst Domino Sampsor.
to 1 agst Colt out of Ca 20 to 1 agst Brother to Blucher
to 1 agsz. 120 to 1 agst Duke

OAKS.
g to 1 apt the Seater)! f. 10 to 1 agst Mr. Windham.
ItIOIIOI..b.SWORTII.
4 tr, 1 a;st Selina I 13 to 1 agst Nirrah
5 to 1 a4sz. Piiidaree I 12 to 1 agst brother to Comus.
TANDEM MATCH
The ".‘lattli made. by Captd.ii lieciits to trot two of his own
%wises, in tuadem et le. twelve miles in one hour, and to turn
at every break, was at,empted vsterdav nn the Newmarket
road, over a 51.3 i. miles piece ufgrutir.d, .fOIIuNVS:
Sec.
1 r. 6 4 I 7
2 4 28 8
5 5 20 9
4 4 8 10
5 10 11
f 4 40 12

Min. Sec.
- 5 1
- 5 1
- .5 10
- 5 9
- 5 12
- 5 '2O

I:0 50

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A serious outrage took place lately at Landon, in
Ireland :—A di :pate arose among some weavers,
owing, originally, to want of employment—a mas-
ter-man, named O'Hara, who was charged with act-
ing unfairly, had his house pulled down, and he was
himself so dreadfully wounded, that he died in a
few hours after. Coroner's verdict—Wilful Mur-
der.—A man of the name of Warner, was- alsa se-
verely wounded in the affray, but is likely to recover.
On the night of the 12th In-tart; the Rib/qv/men
presented themselves in great numbers at Castle Lam-
bert, near Athenrey, the seat of WA LTBR LAMBERT,
E aad demanded his fire-arms. Being assured by
LAmnEnT that he had none (iris arms being pre.
Nicrusiy removed), they departed, but in their pro-
gress swcr e every tenant upon his estate.
Thursday morning, a fire broke out in the house
of Mr. WADDLE, a ship-chandler, at Shadwell-dock,
Arhich was totally consumed, the family having
scarcely time to escape in a state of nudity.
Satur day last, the wife of George Cook, a journey-
man out of employment, residing at 40, Cierken well-
clo e, Vierkenweil, was delivered of three female
children, who, together with the mother, are likely'
to do well, inal.ing now a family of seven children
tinder ten years of age, and with but little means to
provide for them. •
It is said in the Paris Journals that the French
Government will indemnity the Theatres as fellows,
for b: iii closed during nine days, on account of the
Duke of Beinty's de:A : L'.3 Theatre Francais, and
Le 'lleatre Veyden, !',02000 francs each , L'Odeon,
20,000 francs ; and all the Minor Theatres, 13,000
fia.lcs each. The Opera and the Theatre Italien,
being at the charge of the Civil List, will of course
receive no indemnitication.
DEATIIS DY FlLM—February 10, a woman of the
name of Glassford, residing in Bell-street, Calton,
61aseow, while lifting a pot off the fire, her clothes
took lire, and she was so dreadfully burnt that she
survived only a few minntes.Thursday se'nnight, an
infant girl belonging to Ann Birrletson, of Spr;sig-
Gar..kll-I:111e. SunJerlend, was burnt to death by her
clothe. having came in contact with the fire, in a
short al:senc2 of her mother.—Saturday, a little girl
W.!S ICI.: • by herself in a house in the Cowgate,
I:dinburzh, was so shockingly burnt by her clothes
taking fire, that she died in the Royal Infirmary.—
Tuesday !;e'lil.ii:;llt, as Mr. James Williamson, of St.
Lees, teacher, wasstanding with his back to the fire,
it is supposed that his foot slipped, and he fell back-
wards, as he was discovered in flames, and presented
a must shocking spectacle, his clothes being entirely
consumed. He survived in the greatest agony till
nLat morning, and then expires. He was a Aran of
eonsi.Leaable ability, and is deeply regretted.