Star.
London, England, 1827-09-06 00:00:00

SURREY THEATRE.

List eight, after the burletta of the Time and the
Deuce, in which Mr. ELLI*TON sustained the character
a the Three Singles, with all the vigour and originality
of former years, an amusing liit!edrrmra wall performed
fur the sixth time, entitled March of fiddled. It is written
for the purpose of displaying through a variety of cha-
racters the versatiletalents oi a young boy, Master Byrum
who has for some time back been pl lying at this Theatre.
The great business of the piece depends upon Master
Bunice, who, besides his original part of Master Socrates
Carnelian, ir a youth of parts," he successively appeared
as Mr. iirence V Leary from Killarney ; Signor Sordini
from Italy ; Blister Bothlik, Lag. Jack Ratline from the
Binnacle man.of-war; and last Napoleon Bonaparte from
Elysium. The whole of these parts were most admirably
supported by their infant representative. Indeed we
have seldom witnessed a more accurate conception of
parts, or more knowledge of stage effect, than this
child displayed throughout the piece. To be judged
of he should be seen, and those who take that trouble
will be amply repaid for a trip across the water. Some
very clever balancing on the tight rope by Haan
CLIMB, and the Piece called Pail and Virginia con-
vlsided the amusements of the evening. The house was
crowded at half pi ice.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. '

PONTEFRACT RACES, Sirrr. 4.

From the number or St. Leger horses entered to run here, and
the consequent influence of. the races on the ►etting, the greatest
anxiety as to the results of the different races was felt in all parts.
The following account will surprise and disappoint the knowing
ones:—

Sweepstakes of 30gs. each. Colts, Bet. Slb. and fillies, est. Mile and
tbrer.quarters.
hlr. fliddell's cb. c. Hartpury 1
Lord Scarborough's b. c. by Catton . . 2
.
. . . Lord Sligo's Pelican . 3
.
Alr. Petra', Turn Jones 4
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Lord Milton's Biggar Boy • .
Mr. Hopkinson 's Gebel

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Only four placed—live paid.
Sweepstakes of SOis. each. Mile and three-quarters.
Lord FitswilUana's Nledoro . walked over
.
The Orford Stakes of SO sows. •ach. For two yr olds, colts, flit.
slb. and fillies, est. T.T.C.

Mr. Petre's Enameling. . .. . 1
.
Lord FitswilHam's ch. C. Kitty . . 2
VOlO/Itl Sykes's b. e. by Phantom . . 5
Five paid.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen'. Mate of £5O. Heats, a mile and
t hremaigarters.
Sir J. Byng's ch. e. Teaks . . • 1 1
Mr. Haworth's b. c. Cuttager.3 yrs . . 4 1
Mr. Houldsworth's b. c. Coalition, 3 yrs . a 3
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)Jr. Mason's ch. f. Fair Forester, 4 yrs . 3 4
WARWICK RACKS. &Err. 4
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Guy Stakes of SOgs. each, It. ft. for tires yrolds. One smile.
Sir G. Pilot's b. 1. Colombia, Sit. 41b. 1
. .
COUPliel Yates.' hr. e. Sharpshooter, oat. 41b. . S
Mr. Day's b. f. Pas,ion, Set. 41b. 3
. .
Mr. Day's b. c. by Whakbune, Sit. Mb. . 4
nines% drawn.

Leamington Stakes of 23 sues. each, 1.2 ft. with 100 soya. *ll4
by the Town ot Leamington. Two mile beats.
Kr. Thornhill's ts. f. Gereis,4 yrs, 7.1. 1 I lb. .
Mr. Dilly's b. b. Escape, S yrs, S t. Sib.
Mr. Cloven 's br. h. Eldorado 6 yts, ilst. I lib. . • 3

Eight drawn.
Sweepstakes of S sows. each, with 50 soya. added. Two mile heats.
Mr. Yates's b. f. Garcia, 4 yrs, Su. 1910. . walked over
St. laver Stakes of 25 sows. each, 10 sovs. ft. for three yr olds.
Two mile beats.
W. Gifted's ch. e. Pantaloon, nu. 2)b.
}Jr. Yates's br. c. Sharpshooter, sat. 111 b.
Pour drawn.

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114%Matett between Mr. Locates Burgundy and Mr. Harley 's
Crazy Jim was WE

GALLOPING MATCH.

Teuday. two Gentkraut of Brighton undertook for a wager of
ti saes. a-side to gallop ten miles on the Brighton road. Nlr.Guest
was mounted on his favourite mare Rebecca, and his adversary
rode bit back bunter. Mr. Gueu took the lead for the first five
mike, and his opponencpassed him, but nearly beaten. They pro-
ceeded at this mite until the ninth mile, when Mr. Guest made play,
and won by nearly a quarter of a mile. Betting was sto 4um the
mare front bar known qualities. The ground was well attended
by leveial sporting Gentlemen, and the decision of the race bee
tamed some hundreds to change owners.