Star.
London, England, 1820-05-20 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGEN:E.

EPSOM RACES, FRIDAY—THIRD DAY.
A Renewal of the Oaks Stakes of 50p. each h. for 3-yr-old
fillies, nst: 41b.—(Thirty-nine
Mr. Windham 's filly, by Whalebone - 1
Duke of Grafton's chesnut filly Rowena 2
These were placed—Thirteen started—S to I apt the viral !r
—7 to': apt Rowena-4 to 1 Rush Bto 1 Aga the Lake
of Rutland's Sorcery MI; —9 to 1 agst very easy.
r Sweepstakes of 10g3. with ‘.:OzF.. lidded-from the Racing
Fund; the winner to be sold for ILOOgs. 11 demanded.—Did not
fill for want of horses.
A Hate of £5O toe all ages. The winner to bc sold for :wogs.
if demanded.—lleatc.

Lord Warwick's ch. h. Wouvermans, 5-yrs-olit, est. plb. 2 1 1
Mr. King's Philip, 4-yrs-old, Bst. - - 1 3
Lord Stawell's Pay - - - - - - 3 4 3
Mr. Walker's Gem - - - - - 4 2dr

Mr. Farrell's Crispin, 5-yrs-old, Gat. 71b. -

6 to 4 on Wouvermars.

- 5 dr

The Duke of York honoured the Races with his presence.—
The cotirse was but thinly attended, from the state of the weather.

-The Earl of LIVERPOOL, ViSCOODI. CASTLEREAGH,
and the Earl of CLANCARTY, had audiences of the
KING yesterday. -
The Birth-day of Mr. COKE, of Norfolk, was cele-
brated at Reepham on Wednesday se'L:night ; and
that of his son-in-law, the Earl of ALBEMARLE, at
Harlaw, on Tuesday. The Dinnets, on both occa-
sions, were numerously attended, and of the most
splendid description.
Lord EBRINGTON, it is said, will be returned for
the. Borough of Tavistock, in the room of Mr. FA-
ZAKERLY, who has accerted the Chiltern hundreds.
The Marquis and Marchioness of CHOLMONDELEY
gave 'a superb entertainment yesterday to the Duke
and Duchess of CLARENCE, and a larr'e party of
Fashinnables, at Cholmoudeley ifon.:e, Piccadilly.
KING'S THEATRE— The Opera appe trs now to have
resumed its wonted favour and attraction. This being
Whitsun Eve, an Opera was given last and not-
withstanding it is usually an unfruitful one to the
direction, yet Rossist's popular Opeia of Tancreli
did not fail to draw a most numerous assemblage.
Among the distinguished fashion:ll,les present, were
Lord and Lady Scarborough, Lord and Lady D.dawarre, Lori!
and Lady Berwick, Lord and Lady Wcmyss ; I ords Hamp&r,
Aylesbury, Alollineux, Clanhro.-k, VOlttort, Georgf• Syyrnatir ;
Ladies Bridkewater, Sefton, ionme!, Salisbury, Dudley and
Ward, Vernon, Charlotte Hill, Melville, Owen, Louisa Legon,
; Sir John and Lady Leicester, Sir Thomas and Lady
Farquhar, Sir Wm. and Lady Cod ringtrin ; Sirs Wm. Joluisou,
Abm. Hume, IT. Wright Wilson, Lumley St. Geo. Skeinn2,ton ;
General Phipps, Major and Mrs. Farrell, et;lonel and the
Misses Wyndham, Colonel Berkeley, lion. Messrs. 13ouv..rie
Fmk'. Stanhope, lion. Miss Nugent, Masterron t: re, Esq. M.P. G.
Wrunbwell, Esq. Mr. 13yng, Mrs. lkaumont, Mrs. Bethel!.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lady rome, at the Duchess of 13ticcle:4h's house, in Privy-
gardens, from her seat in Berks.
Sir James .:nd Lady Gambier, at the Claremont Hotel, Bond-
street, from a tour.
Lord Althorpe, in St. James'i..place, from Akhorpe, in
Northamptonshire.
J. L. Fox, Esq. and family, at their house in Albemarle-
street, from their seat, Branham Park, Tadcaster, Yorkshire.
Rev. D. 11. Owen, at Grillion's Ildtel, Albemarls.street„
from a tour.
Count de Poustales and family, at the Pulteney Hotel, Pic-
cadilly, froCri the ('anti tent.
Lord and Lady Cawdor, at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street,
from their seat in Wales.
Lord Amherst, at nip house in Lower Grosvenor-street, from
his seat in Kent. .
W. W. Beecher, Esq. M.P. at the !-.2, l Hotel, St. James's-
street. from his seat in Ireland.
Colonel and Mrs. Clutterbuck, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
street, from their seat in Cornwall.
Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner and f onily, at ditto, from Paris.
lion. Thomas Spence, at ditto, from a tour.
George Pocock, Esq. 11.1. P. and family, at their house in
Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from their seat Hallwood, Kent.
John Hall, Esq: at Thompson's New Ilotel, Cavendish-square.
from Beverley, lorkshire.
Charles Wynn, Esq. and 3lif,s Wynn, at ditto from Appleby,
ST. PATRICK's BALL.—A Grand St. Patrick s Bxll
took place yesterday evening, at the Freemasons'
vern, for the benefit of the Children of the Irish
Poor, educated at St. Patrick's School of Industry
and Asylum forunprotected Females. We are hart y
to state that the assemblage was numerous and highly
respectable, and that the laudable principle of this
excellent Institution meets with all due encourage-
ment from the liberal anti enlightened of all ranks.
CITY OF LONDON NATIONAL SCHOOL 11.—Yestenlav
the Examination of the Children of the City o'f
London National Schools, took place in the Egyp-
tian Hall, which proved highly gratifying to the
numerous assemblage of Ladies and Gentlemen who
i were present on the occasion. There was afterwards
1 a dinner at the City of London Tavern, which wi-s
attended by the LORD MAYOR, the Patrons, Pres-
dent, Vice-President, Stewards, Committee, and
friends of the Institution. The most satisfactory
reports were made of the progress of the Institution.
and the utmost happiness prevailed the whole evening,.
Parson HARRISON arrived in Chester on Wednes-
day Right last, by the mail, in the custody of Mr.
HUDSON, Constable of the Castle. He appeared to be
in very good spirits, and conversed some tithe at the
Post-office door, with a stranger who waited the ;a-
rival of the coach. The whole period of imprison-
ment to which he is sentenced, is three years and a hall.
A respectable Meeting of the Manufacturers of No!"
tingham has been held during the present week,
when a liberal subscription was entered into, in aid
of the Frame-work Knitters' Friendly Society, estab-
lished in that town, for the relief of such members
who cannot obtain employment at the statement
prices agreed upon at a Meeting of the Hosiers re-
sident in the Counties of Leicester, Nottingham, a!ld
Derby, in September last.
LORD MAYOR OF DEISM N.—Tuesday last the Privy
Council assembled at the Castle, Dublin, for the pur-
pose of deciding on the claims f the two Gentlemen
who had been returned, by the Board of Alderrlo
and Common Council, to fill the office of Chief !Lt.
gistrate for the ensuing year. The LORD MAY ',4
was called in, and informed, that the Council
unanimous in nominating Alderman KING to fill trj
office, in preference to the Gentleman elected by
Board of Aldermen.—Dublin Journal.
The following apology for not accepting an invita-
tion to dinner, was lately sent by a Gentleman of 13. a•
Mr. Slaughterry is very sorry that he and
the mistress were prevented cutting Mr. Poultc-A
mutton this day, by a little accident which has 1- •-
etpcCtedly happened, Mrs. S. having just got r '
twins, a boy and. a child, who, with • mother, g.e
drong babies, and likely to thrive !"
A child, five years old, of Mr. riliotes in Castl‘-stree#, r•t''
cester-bolds, was this forenoon killed in the King's-nit Ws,
falling upon it of a large window frame, pulled down n'
other children at Say.

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