Star.
London, England, 1804-09-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

KINGSCOTE RACES, WEDNESDAY, SFPT. 19.
Fifty Pounds fnr real Hunters, &c.
Mr. Hawke'', rb. g. by King Farm
Mr. Fuller's eh g. Sunbeam.
FiViy Pounds, for Horfes of all
Mr. G. Pigot's cb. e. Wbeatear, lift. islb. 4 g
Mr. Scrope's Elmore, t alt. 61b. - II • •
Capt. Hervey 's Cormorant, 4 yr* old, sat. tslb. - $ 4 3
Major Pigot's Gary Owen,' 'IL iilb. - - • 3 Or
Mr. Glover's Cock-(pincer, iti alb - - 3 Sde
Mr. Douglas's Helicon, sift. - 6 6 die
Elmore the favourite.
The Cup, value roogs. a fuhrcription •f logo. (mai.
Mr. B. Price's Loco, by Cardock,s yr. old 0 •
Sir H. Lippincott's gr g. Slate, 4 yes old
Col. Kingleotes eh. c. by Waxy, 4 yrs old

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Monday laft a cock partridge was killed on Hoer
Farm, Hambledon. Bucks, by Mr. Fortnom, of Hen-
ley, which weighed twenty ounces and a half ; its
girt acrofs the bread was twelve inches and a half.
InfiAnces are very rare where a partridgein this coca-
try has been found to weigh a pound.
Yefierday, at Marlborough-fireet. John White,
Chridopher Holllon. George Gardner, %V. Hill, W.
Grace, C. Hammond, and W. Martin, were brought
up by Bench Warrants, for a Riot at Harrnw oaths
Hill, and affaniting Tesostas O'Brian!. on the 7th
inflant. The Defendants are artificers, and veers
employed at a building. where the Profecntor is
Foreman of the Works. A furn of money had bee*
given by a Lady at Harrow for the workmen to
drink, and after it had operated on them, Osmium
was accufed of diftributing it partially. They do-
cordingly placed bim on a wooden both, and drag-
ged him through the town, having collegial WO a
numerous body. They nest determined as givim
him a ducking in a horfe pond, in doing which they
threw him over, 'and broke his collarbone. It was
not until the military had interfered that peace was
relieved. They were moaly committed in defank of

Yeflerday at noon, as a gentleman's pleating-boat
was going up Lambeth Reach. having on board two
young men and a boy, apparently fervants, fuppofed
to be following the military procaine, it op-fee by
the ftrength of the wind and fwell. Some perfone
who were in boats made up to the objeas of dieters,
and (matched one of them from his impending fate.,
The boy was not leen; but the other man was ob-
ferved at the furface of the water at intervals, but It
was impoffible to fare him, from the very great (well.
The only one of the three that was fared was con-
veyed to a houfe in Lambeth, where nouriihment
was afforded him.
On Saturday night at twelve o'clock, a fire, which,
for a few hours. threatened deßruaion to the fur-
rounding hoofes, took place at Mrs. O'Hara's, a
pawnbroker, in Chancery-lane, Dublin, owing, kis ,
laid, to a candle baring fallen among tome loofa
clothes in one of the upper apartments. In a Sort
time the blaze was tremendous, and the Insure having
been wainfeotted, added to the horrible grande al
the fcene. Only four engines attend ,ed, but duke
were admirably fupplied and worked, under the di-
reCtion of Col. Grant, and a number of Officers belong-
ing to the 72d, 36th, and other regiments in mean.
whofe zeal and activity in eztinguifhing the flames
were highly confpicuous. A gentleman belonging
to Dublin Calls, in the uniform of an Aid-de-camp,
diflinguiffied himfelf by his attire affdlaricei and
contributed greatly by his direainns to fare the ad-
joining boo es. In fee, every defcription of perfons
were emulous in affording aid wherever it might be
wanting, and to this happy union are the of
' that neighbourhood indebted for the fafetpy"jiteheir
prolierty. Flambeauzs and candles were lighted up
In Golden-lane, Chancery-lane, &c. in order to direa
' the paffage of the water carriers and the engines, but
the flames were fo great in a few minutes after the
fire broke out, that this kind precaution was render-
ed almoll ufelels. A great deal of the property, we
underfiand, has been fared, but the lots mutt be
immenfe. Many a poor wretch conceived his pk*e
the role caufe of every new blaze—and whiltt his
bean heaved a melancholy figh, his eyes purfued
the (canned affies of his fuppofed srric.'es, never
more to be raker/yd. Detachments of the 7ad and
36th regiments, and parties of the watch attend-
ed on the (pot to prevent confufion or pillage. It
was principally from pumps in the neighbourhood
that the water was procured which extingoilhed the
fire at NIT S.O'Hara's ; for fuch is the (catchy of water
in Dublin, that, during the whole of Sunday, men,
women, and children of every defcription were en-
deavouring to fare from the kennels in Chancery-lane
and the adjoining thoroughfares fuch of it as ran
wage. Mrs. O'Hara's lots by this fire is computed
at no left than 40001. and it would have been much
greater but for the humanity and attention of her
neighbours, who opened their houfes, and received
large quantities of the goods, which laved them from
fume hardened mifcreants who were endeavouring to
Real them away. The fire was not dircovered until
one room was nearly cnnfumed, when the flames
burned from a cieling, and flintily after the floor fell
into the room u here tome of Mrs. O'Hara's children
were in bed, who had jolt time to efcape bciag buried
in the fall, and firft gave the alarm.
There cannot be a mieftiou but that the State-
Lottery. which begins Drawing on Monday Morn-
ing nett. at Nine o'clock, is far fuperior to any for-
mer Lottery Hoar say and Co. are peculiarly happy
in having firbmitted fuch an advantageous Scheme
for the benefit of every Purchafer.—Only 35,00t0
Tickets.—; of zo,ooo-3 of to,ooo-3 of 5.000
are Capital Prizes unequalled in the Annals of Lot-
teries. There is. betides, a faring cf Thirty smi-
ling. in every Ticket. lulling from the divifion of
43.:0c1. Prize-Money more than in the lad Lottery.
N. B. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, for Tickets
and Slime-, executed exactly on the time Terms as
if prefent.

••• All Mixes, whether of 2.A. or 20,0031. paid
on demand at the old eda!-.lfhed Slate Lottery Office
of H and Co. 26. Comb'''.

The original intention of Lnuelies was certainly,
in the 6111 ind ince, to be a benefit to the Govern-
ment purle, and afterwards to afford an opportunity
to individual., by a (mall adventure, to have the
chance of amending or making their tortures. Thu
prelcnt Lottery amply embraces Poch purpofes mad
goes beyond all iu predccelfuts in ;Jack very eniustiii

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'THE DUKr n'TTNGHIEN.

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Where nbere is the wa .c patriot foal,
Ott hover'J, oh France! 'mid thy cherilh'd domain?
The Exile that oft o'er the care.chaling bowl,
Still fish'd but to greet thy dear rallies again.
Serene was the hour, all calm as his reit,
And fleep's balmy dews o'er his eye-lids were flied ;
And facet were thee:Sons that role to his hreaft,
Whitft glory's young cherub wav'd light o'er his bead.
Thrice (acted, nh flees ! be thy veil of repute,
Thy feathery of reate,srho dins to profane?
There the lite.wcary wretcht,a4 a (abbath from woes,
A. d awhile the fad captive efcapes from hi, chain.
11,.:t horrors. oh Hero! thy numbers await,
'I he fetters, the dungeon, the dark lonely grate,
To treafun, to murder. awakened too late,
For when wasfaki.i,s the Aisle/ of the heave
'how Exile no mere. hr drinks the pure sales
'Of his blythc native hills, the vine's gay domain!
Onwetenm'd the laid of his rather he hails,
• ADA beholds the fair (cents he retnember'd in vain.

" eth ! dear cherifti'd Zoutitiv! this heart's only tow,
`'Dear even in exile, in fetters, in death;
" No longer an alien from thee than 1 roam,
▪ Bet loft on thy bofom refign my laft brook
" Thea farewell, oh France! fated nation, farewell!
▪ kerf art thou fall's), the stres.l maniere'', f.rot I
• The lilt Gals of Ireedom than breathe out sey Jodi,
• honour's own qe.elood be.:ew my culdrayee I
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•011 Saturday, a woman named Janet Gillies, went
to the wafising.houfe of Irvine, at four o'clock in the
~.life continued wathing clothes till fix in the
evening, without eating any thing. •On returning
howl, the took a cup of tea, and (wallowed a piece
of be& meat, Lut taking a fecOnd Owe, it Cluck in
bettirroat, and the expired before medical aid was
resented. She was the fupport of an aged mother.
A few days ago, Mr. Amnion, merchant, of Burn.
bum every, 'Norfolk, was drowned while bathing
peer his refidence.
Aadrumnser, looking at a game of Dutch pins on
'Thinfday evening, at the Red Linn, Iflingtan, was
Passelt an the •Ilead by the ball, which occafioned his
Inpitadinke death.
:ithe w -tor • houfe oil Hoy, a thatcher, at Brad-
wigs leer the See, in Ms, together with the poor
untraroutwii, woo was upwards of four.feore years
old, fell a prey to the lames on Saturday.
.0. &today eight, between the hours of eleven and
twelve ecls•ck, a per(on was Sopped by two foot-
pads, near the village of Belgrave, about three miles
grow Cheder, and robbed of each and other property,
to the amount of &pl. After the robbery, they
were obferved to take the road leading towards Et.
elcfitids-
At five o'clock yeflerday morning the apartments
of Mrs. PIA-ron, bpitalfields, were
.erfthovesed to have been broke open. As four as the
Nous in the I le were awakened by a watchman,
three men tufted out of the houfe, who made their
efcape without denting the intended robbery. On
featthing the premilies teveral valuable articles were
difeonered to have been packed up ready to be taken
Joon Eirkett has been committed to ',smarter
Gaol, charged with haring counterfeited three bills
of cachous', and with having uttered the fame, with
intent to Jett arr 4 Media. Atherton. Greaves, and
Dennifoo, of r•eflon.
Stroors Dr sr u.—At the village of Hartfide, near
Aldon Moore, in Saturday fe'nnight, while Has.
II as UOVIR, the indutlrinus wife of a day-labourer,
werflanding by the table, ironing Come linen, the was
.feixed pith an apt-Tice-ire fit, fell, and expired. Vet-
die of fife Coroner—Pied by the vi ta:ion If God.
Yellerday there was an inepreir field at the Marys
laibonne ‘Vriakhroac, in the New farad, on the body
of. Juba Leortard, coachman to Mils FEN V.IC/i. lie
fuchienly expired on Wedneiday evening in Cflord-
flreet. Vet dia-st Died by the vilitAtion of Goo."
Some time ago, Mr. Thomas Allen, of &hien.
tine, in the parith of Colwall, Ilerefordthire, having
thrown t,,ge•her a large quantity of furze and fern in
the corner of a field, to rot for manure, during the
late warm weather, killed fifteen or fifteen old triai.es
near the (pox: this circutrillance led him to iniiren
there were many more flickered in the mixture,
which induced him to remove it, when, to his great
aflonillament, he difcrofesed a number of yoring ones,
and a numerous quantity of eggs, and by a subilant
exertion, be killed tso young fnakes !
At the late Special SetEoir held at Ledbury, fece.
ral Purveyors of highways were convilled and firr.d,
(or not providing that the flatute duty on the turn-
pike roads WAS duly performed by the team•holders
in the refpefiive neighbourhoods.
Surolay the dead body of a mariner was foond
wansed alhorc, on the beach near the White Farl.ind
and brought up to the chapel yard of Gou-
t'Ca, v Mete it has I,t en kite!' ed•
1.43 week, an aelion was brought h fore his Ma-
jo!trees 1.1 tire Pc •C't at Gtcenock, by the Nei-
Lion C erk 4,1 Ore Old Parrih. fir tceoverMg the fee.
dare. fit ti e r Cf,i,nren's Births. 1•.
dal rdant inti,rr.4 that be was ;rot oblrged to par,
or.!ef's i.c re., ..• chr!,l44 o's hi•ths to he enteted
inc. the I ..er:let. The SelTion Clerk a:finned that
he hid .4 lc; ii title to the okra% fees, whether the
childrro's births were regi:lered or not, and offered'
to prod•tce rent aritootit,,, by the decitiol.
the I,••rrls r•fdetlio•r. Tl.e Judges the De:en-
dow hat It if C 1`.75 A!,..1 I Sl`..llC, c.
Wedne•lay ten ut tt e f ;diets who we-e
to ! tri ri .t rise apirroaclori,{ r•-.id at Pert!, tor
the r Ire4y of 4!'4lr. Si ;ere, tifeeed t*:.rr ereare from
prif ori ere. I,‘ i. it Mrs. Bennet, the gaoler's 114 o•
ther, .tecr Mil:V.4d by a lols!ier, went in at i ight
with their I..pr e-, the? irorne•
~.'r uts,or, took the key • from tier—
is in the fame co-ix, did not
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