Star.
London, England, 1818-09-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
ST. LEDGER STAKES.
7 to 2, and 4 to 1, apt. Reveller, by Comm.
t 6 and 7 to 1 agst. Torchbearer, by Coma.
7 and 8 to 1 apt. b. f. Octaviana, by Octavian
s to 1 agst. Mr. Watt's Tamborine colt.
11 to 1 apt. Masker, by Comus.
16 to 1 apt. Lightning, by Thunderbolt.
Dotteasraa Races will commence on the 21st instant, on which
day the St. Ledger Stakes will be run for.
KENTON PARK RACES.
TIM SWORD TRAP. COMILINCRD ON SATURDAY.
Mr. Dobbs's Matchless beat Capt. Jones's Filch, one mile, 30p.
Mr. Moore's Hollyhock beat Mr. Fraser's Lily, one mile, 50gs.
A Hunters' Stakes of Five Guineas each.—Heats.
Mr. Cameron's Whalebone 1 4 1
Mr. Howard's Slip - 3 2
Mr. Giles's Speed 3 3
Captain Marsh's Restless 4 1 4
Three to 4 apt. Restless, and 5 to 1 apt. the winner.
CURRAGII MEETING, SEPTEMBER 8.
Leinster Stakes, 100 Guineas, h. ft. Two-year old Colts, Sst.
Fillies, 7st. 111 b. Two year old Course.
Lord Cremorne's c. by Pipes
Mr. Prendergrast's c. e. by Recerdon - 2
Col. Bruen's c. by Gauntlet, or Pope -
Handicap Plate of £lOO. Twelve Gs. entrance. Connolly's Mile.
CoL Lunt's Neptune, 3-yrs old
Mr. Prcudergrast's Castanet, &yrs old S
Marquis of Sligo s g. Fleece, 4-yre old
Mr. 3,l`Donnell's Phantom, 3-yrs old - 4

Junes, the pedestrian, has performed his task of wailing 210
miles in three successive days, near Warwick.

Monday se'nnight tlie'Royal Company of Archers
assembled at Peebles, to shoot for the Silver Arrow
given by the Burgh, when it was gained by JAMES
Buows, Esq. Accountant.

About eleven o'clock, yesterday forenoon, a bul-
lock, hunted from a drove going up Holb( rn, ran
into Gray's Inn-square, pursued by an Immense
rabble, to avoid which he ran into one of the Inns, up.
stairs. The noise brought the lawyers out of their;
chambers on the lobbies, who ran away in affrigil; at
beholding a huge pair of horns making their way ep
stairs. The animal was afterwards got off without..
doing much damage.
Thursday, a weaver named Dowell, resident in
' Carli sle, exhibited his gormandizing powers to great
advantage. lie made a bet that he would devour,
within .50 minutes, an apple-pie, consisting of one-
eishth of a stone of flour and two gallons of apples,
drink two pints of ale, and smoke two pipes of to-
bacco, a feat which he performed within the time.
The Declaration and Remonstrance voted at the
late Palace-yard Meeting, and which Lord Sinxiourit
so commendably refused to present to the PRINCE
REGENT, has been returned to Mr. HUNT, and thus
acknowledged:
8, Norfolk-street, Sept. 14, 1818.
" MY Loas—At the same time that I acknowledge the to-
torteof the Remonstrance, which was unanimously agreed Ito at
the Public Meeting held in Palace-yard on Monday, a/4461th
was delivered to your Lordship by me, to be presented to his
Royal Highness the Pautcz Rion; I cannot avoid adding, that
your Lordship appears to be the First Minister of &ate that has
ever dared openly to interpose his official authority to prevent
that frank communication between the King and the People

which is so essentially necesspry to the happiness and safety of
both. " I remain, my Lord,
" Your Lordship's most obedient and most humble serum,
(Signed) " HENRY HUNT.
" Lord Viscount Sidmouth, Home Department."
Wednesday Matthew Clydesdale was brought from
Hamilton, and committed to the Tolbooth of"G1u•
goer, charged with being guilty of murder.

NAPAt AtTPLUOSNCI

PORTSVOUTH, SE iI'EmBE,R 14.
Wind S.W:—Arrived the Floia. Tiestax, troll
Amsterdam for Batavia, with troopS--zshe is woriing
through for Cowes. Came into tlarbdur his Majesty s
'ship SEMIRAMIS, to be paid off. Sailed the STAR=
LINO Cutter, on a calm
DEAL, SBPTB ‘IOPII
Wind S.W.—Sailed last bight and this morning
the whole of the liome*Ard-bound for the River.—
Remain his Majesty's .hip SEVERN; the Rapid, WAT 4
SON, from Havannah fob Bremen ; and the Swift
East India pilot yacht.
DOVEr., SEPTEMBEI. 14.
Arrived last night the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain IiALLANDS, from Ostend, with a Mail and-
passengers. Sailed this day the Flora, Captain \VAT,
sox, for Calais, with passengers: Six passage vessels
are now coming In the Reads from Calais.
SHEtIINESS, SEPTEMBER 14.
Arrived the ALERT sloop of war, from Leith, to
.1), paid off. His Majesty's ship NORTHUMBERLAND
is paid off by Captain JAMBS WALKER, and recom-
missioned by Captain M. Sermourt.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 14.
Wind S.W.—Arrived the Auckland Packet, with
I mail, &c. from nolland.
LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 13.
Arrived the Brampton, M'KELLAR. from Bombay:
ivied the 27th April, On the 31st May, in lat. 25.
50. S. long, 56. 23. E. spoke the Sappho, from Cal•
cutra, out sixty days.• On the 9th June, in lat. 28.
15. S. long. 46. 58. E. spoke the Daphne, from Cal,
pitta. On the 11th Jnly, in lat. 27. 10. S. long. 11.
SO. E. spoke the George, from Calcutta, out sixty-
three days. On the 25th- July, in lat. 5. 19. S. long.
16. 20. W. spoke the British Army, from Batavia,
out ninety-five days, On the 31st July, in lat. 6. 42.
N. long. 23. 34. W. spoke the Jane, from Lisbon for
Maranham. On the 26th of August, in lat, 31. 13.
long. 35. 42. spoke the Earl of Buckinghamshire,
from Bombay for Liverpool I sailed the 15th May t
informed that the Dorothy and Seaforth sailed from
Bombay for Liverpool the 10th May—the latter put
back, after having been three days out, being crank.
The Coutts, —, from London, arrivedi at Bombay.