Star.
London, England, 1817-08-05 00:00:00

HARWICH, AUGUST 4.

Arrived the Prince of orange faciat, with a Mail
honk Holland.

SPORTING.

BETTING, AA.
tooncoszea
3 to 1 apt Whitelock.
7 lb 1 apt Restless
7 to 1, apt Sir T. Stanley.
II to 1 apt Stambro'.
NLVPSCASSIT ST. I.ltGett.
5 to l•ogst Indus. I 8 to 1 apt Student.
to agst Azor. Bto 1 agst Cerbrrus.
Till 60Lp CV? AT OXIIOIth RACES.
5 to 4 Sir Richard agst the field.
LIITSAORINNART WAGelte—Sattleday n ghc, a young lean an.
dertook, for a wager or lug. to go blindfold front the comer
I of Great St. Andrew street, Seven dial., al nig Waterloo Bridge,
and Lim a 'a.n to the corner of Lathernie•street. within three
Tuners ofb er. 1,0.. r. Fwo persons accompanied him, to see that
he did fairly, and to take care that be was not ran over. He
was to start along Broker's-alley, Drury•lane, White liartilard,
and down esti:yr:tie-street, and he biuni out each turning very
..elceerly,i lit performed hos undertaking within five minutes of
the given 'drat.
' I)ts ihtNwv CLUB ROWING MATCII.—.-I'he Annual, Arise
.Wierry,f -rot by tot Gentlemen et the Funny Club, was rowed
Alt Tookinay, by serest pair of oars, in two heats. 'lle day was
remokably mill and serenO for the occasion, which induced great
number,. Irons the Metropolis to draw to the wafer side. Ile
seven following boats started precisely at five o'clock :
Men. Belonging to Colours.
1. Samuel Sharpe Chelsea Scarlet.
George Wybie• Lambeth
t. Veharles Westwood, jolt. Blarkfriars pie.
I.lohn Jones Old Swan
▪ S Reiscrt Thornton Vsexhall
1 WIELIM Marsh Dit:o ge
4. % lArilliani Brumwell Vauxhall Light bloc.
IGrerge Mayrard• Lanibc:h

rotriT 4, 1817.
L St% Ltd. Ell•
1 IS to I r.gtt Car:Aim.
14 to 1 al
it:User Robin.
20 to 1 az-: ally othcr.

Purple.

Orange.

Philip Walker Lambeth P
5. ink.
7 Richard Harris Ban kshie
Isaac Ward Stran:.-lane
s. Joseph Wing Westminster Green:
7. Peter Haslip Pepper-alley I yellow.
lJames Castle Wandsworth S
They wore caps to correspond with the colours uppocte ther
names; they started from Westminster &hip, rowed round a
boat moored off the second windtaull beyond back by
the Surrey shore and round the beacon oil Hungerford, and back
through the centre arch of Westminster Bridge, whence they
started. There was nothing tor the first beat, but the three first
were the only ones entitled to start for the second heat.—
The three winning boats started at seven o'clock tot the second
heat. tram Westminster-bridge, rt 'lid a boat moored below
Battersea-bridge, back by the Surrey shore to the prize wherry.
which lay off Cumberland Gardens. Purse HAILIF and buis
CAITLIS came in first and jamped into the wherry. of which
they were declared the whine: s ; LIIAILLIII, WASTWOOD and .10104
loses came in second, being three boats length Sehiod; Pottle
WALKER and RICAIAAD lIARA43 were last, and a considerable
distance behind.
DOGUET'S COAT AND BADGE, was started for at six o'clock
on lriday el/roll's. but owing to a dis,aute arising ar Blackfriars'
Bridge, they were obliged to return to where they started from,
(Old swan, London Bridge); and it was generally supposed
ffiat.itigyould be rowed lee on a subsequen day but, atter
' some consultation amongst the Director, at Waterman's Hells
they'weri:tif opinion that, notwithstanding the interruption,lll
order to;cvnply with the will of the donor, the Colt and Bad*
must be' rowed for on that day, in consequence of which.deessinit
they warted gain at twenty-five minutes after eigh:. It boils
then dusk, very few saw any thing of it. It was about haltpak
nine o'clock belore they reached the Old awau, at Chelsea.
JAM?! bl 0130)., Of Wippieg. was about three boots long*
a bead, and consequently, on landing, invested wt:h the Omit
and Badge. I here was a strong coutest between the two MS,
lento frith the Mite bins to the SWAP, but Ha sae
Westatiner.r, got second by two boats length; G. W. Hsi, of
Westminster, being third. Ibe second recomed Xs 71. aial. and'
the third ,its i s. 64i. the two is prime being die gibe el the
L lats bir William Jollite.

agrjeant VAIMAN (for the defeadaot)--So you

, , „ took
purpose. . LIMPS X 01130)., 01 W4ppitig, svaa about three boots knell and confidently leave the case in your ii..nds. up 4 gorse-It: 4A that lay !II the room, and they
h-.- they tack de23.
Brussels is now called the Botany Ely of England. a In ad, and consequently, on lati,:ing, invested wids ;be Cost Elizabeth Weston, servant to Mr. Cooper—l saw went, into another roorn. trnm w Icc ;
.
It is now filled with gamblers, swindlers, and run- and Badge. I here was a strong coutot between them, neat Mr. Everton very often at my master's house. He Another of them had szo le into a room in which Ho. 1
bast_ from
rthe nine itio hilnd Is buttotwtoheb.Swan.len
tbH. aGeszviltii.stz., :ti always called for Mary, and then they were aloi c lyland, Neal's gr.it,e:on.. slept. Holyland struck sways, of the v -I. v • orst description.
in the worse of last sitek, 16,003 barrels of flour, w writTio, sil,:tbird.bil be 4 r„.11,,,.:144 7,. 4411,g together in the parlour. I considered him her sweet- Lila OA the breast, up %Inch t royber gut hold of
20,000 uashels, 30.0baFs, and 1700 barrels of wheat, the third Cs tom. 641. the two lost pitia Mae *afar et thip heart. . a gorse-hock. and said, •• You little devil, it you
were imperied into Liverpool. - Isle hie Walla= Jalitte. • ••• - Serpent Vatiostow (for the defetzdant)..so you don't be still. L'll chop you; 1i.A...4 off." He bi„k
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ander the clothes, and wrapped his brtec. hes round
his neck to s sv. sis head.

AViatine •nd J•I de had b•en admitted as evidence.

Hence. n.twithstarding all the admonitions. et-
pi:mitten.. and wishes of the Judge, persisted in re.
path*. "I am .uilty, :Intl I throw myself urn do
mercy of your Lord =hip."