Star.
London, England, 1816-05-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHESTER RACES.—THURSDAY, MAY 3.
A Sweepstakes of :togs. each, p. p. 4-yr-ulds 71r. 121 b.; Syr.
olds, B.t. 101 b ; 6-yr olds, 9st. 121 b.; ai:d aged, fr. Gibe-.
Mares and geldings allowed sib. Iwo miles.
Mr. %r R.yriefikelieswit.nwe Catharine . - 1
Mr. Tarlron'i bay mare Mosey, 4-yrs•o!d . - 11
Mr. Painter's hay colt Little Tommy, 4-yrs-old --- $
Sir 1. Stanley's Charioteer, 4-yrs-old - - 1
A Cup value 470, the gift of tt'e Right Hon. Earl Cirasvenot ;
S-yr olds. 6.t. sib.; 4-yr-olds. eat ; 5-yr-olds, 6‘t. ; 11b ;
6.yr-olds and agrd, fh.t. 21h. Mares and geldings allowed Mr.
Hews, three times round I lie Course.
Sir J. G. Egerion's roan cot Milton

Majot Bower's Friend Ned, I-yrs-old .
Mr. Smith's bay mare, by Sit Paul, 3-yft old

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2 9
• 3 3

YRIDAIrt MAY 10.

A Hindi ap Stakes of lOge. each, p pOgs. added by the:
Stewardk I'wo miles
Sir J. G. Egerton's roan colt Bell-rnpboo, 4-yrs-old, Rot. Slti. 1
Sir W. W. Wynn's b g. by Castre4, 4-yrs•old, ist. 12lb. 2
Mr. tOMell bay filly Diana, 3-yrs-old, Est. 10lb. S
Mr. Bayley's dies. bone, by Newcastle, 6-yrs-nl.l, Sat. Mb. 4
The Ladies Purse, of £5O. 3-yr-olds, fist. 101 b ; 4 yr-olds, Sat.;
5-yr-olds, gst. 91b.; 6-yrs old and aged, tist..l2lh. Mares and
geldings allowed 211. A winner o' one £5O to carry 31h. Gs.
tra, of two, Slb. and of three, or nwre, alb.--matches and
sweepasakes eacepiell. The verond-hest horse to be allowed
~ClO. 'Hears, twice round eh.! Course.,
Sir W. W. Wynn'. biy colt ilrigiialero, 4-yrs-old 5 1 1
Sir W. W. W yon's grey filly tilrizz le, 6-yrs-old 1 2 2
Mr. Ingle 's brown horse Vir.thorp, 4-yrs-old •S S S
:Mr. Barrett's Lay colt De.icor . 4 4 (5
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Sir W. W. Wyvu's bay at, by Wavy, best Sir T./Barley's
eliestot cote, by laurel or .Irch lute, 100 gs. it. ft. Two m:les.
A 7.1/L.lo of Cock. was fouelst during tLe Week betvieen Sir
W. \V. Wynn and Janie. Bailey, Eaq. 'or sgt. a battle and 200 gs.
tho *Ark was woo by.the latter.

Levers from Malta p 1 the 13th April, from Naples
of the 17t:., and Troy') Genoa of the 29th. The ad-
s ices hints) the latter place conSrm the reports that
Lord Ent'a:Tri had effected a 'pacification between
the BEY. of Arotcas and Tr-:ts and Ole Kroo of
Satan%in and that 11.! ahout to provyed with his
scrr teron to Tripoli for a similar ntsrpm.e. He had
redeemed 5.5 S Nearol:tans and Sicilians at Algiers,
and sent then to Naples in the_Zephyr transport.
TheEljogne at
.Noja had not rittiteiy ceased. -At
Corot nx sitages rema'ned iirfected, but the garrison
was sill *healthy.' The Coifs Gazette states, that front
the 20th to the 24th of March, both days inclusive,
there had been 34 deaths, 40 ascertained fresh cases
of infection, and 6u suspected cases. The ratio of
all had, however, very • considerably diminished
within that short period, the numbers haying, on the
24:h, been only 3 deaths, 4 cases of fresh infection,
certain, and one suspected. The Mainotto pirates
' had taken four boats under British colours, and
manned the two largest
CONSPIRACY IN FAYOLit OF B sNAPAIITE. —A Man,
who was amusing himself the other day by ehnlking•
upon the walls the letters " N. B. MAY 14," was
takes into custody, from an idea that these Mystic
Characters had reference to a conspiracy in favour of
Napoleon Bonaparte, who was to make his escape
upon the 14th May Uann sreiti.4 taken bef wt. a Ma.
gistrate, be declared that, having bought * Share in
the I...9ttery, the subject was uppermost. in hts •mind;
and he was merely amusing himself by noting:that
there would be " No BLANKS" the First Day of
Drawing, To-Ivfonaow, (TUESDAY, the 14th May)„
and that'he felt a strong presentiment that he should
on that day get a part of one of the ,C 30,000 Prizes.
The Worthy Magistrate, who ordered itim to be di,.
charged, upon being afterwards asked what it meant?
and only recollecting that it had reference to the
Lottery, said —" Oh, it meant nsher Bonus."