Star.
London, England, 1817-11-01 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NE.WIIARK FT THIRD OCTOBER MEETING, 11l t.
IrItIDAY, OCTOBER 31.
Lord Foley'a Duenita, vl!). heat I nrd SufSeld's Glow-
worm, 3-4. 41b. loogi —l3 to 8 a!,st Duenna.
Mr Stonchewer's Manfred, heat Mr. Prince's Pipylina chit,
8.4.51 h. each. T.Y.C. Inoz,s. 13 to l on Manfred.
Handicap St.itzv of logs. each, for 3.yr-olds and upwards. A.P.
Mr. Prince's Cartaiu Candid, 4 yrs-old, 7bc. 71b. -
Lord Jersey', cannon Ball, 4.1, fir. • - • - $
Alr. Ciissins's Paulina, s.yrs.old, 64 71h, - . $
Even betting on Captain Candid.
Handicap Smite, of 10:7, each, for S-yr olds, R.M.
Mr. 11dity's The '3,runt, Aat.
I nrd Orov.eoor's Havoc, 64
Mr. Wil ;col% Canvass, ;tr. Ch. • •
F.veo thltirg ne The Student.
The Audley End Stakes of 2ngs, earh, for hotses of an ape"
(!.Tear-olds racers-4). To start at the Starting Post of the
and to run to the end of the B.C.
Mr. Vatisittart's colt Peedu'unt, 7ets - - 1
Duke of kuilantl's Rhoda, 4 yrs-old, 714.2.1bs - •$
Mr. Sinneheweee Castr• Ila, 5 yrs-old, ost.
' Mr. Wyttillsant's Wanderer, 6-yrs-old, Mt. 101 b.
Mr. Cloddard's Anticipation, 5-yrs-old, list. 71b.
Mr. Tihhi•t's Fitz Orville, .'styes-old, iib.
Two pall—The Judge placed but two.-5 to 2 agst Castrell*-•
4to I agst Wanderer-4 to I agsr Anticipation.
Mr. Doillard's Itorotighnniger, Bst. ;lb. beat Mr. Rogen's
filly, by Swelter, 7st. •1.1'.C. to I on Boroughmohger.
FEMALE PenesTKlA N. CitoZlEte continues
her arduous attempt of walking lOW miles in 510
days, on the litixt4n

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Last week, a heifer, heloneing to ARTIICR ANNES.
LEI% Esq. of Bletehington‘ Oxfordshire, calved foiir
calves, two of them were alive and lived a short time,
the other,two were dead. The cow is doing well.
Tuesday morning Mr. PACE, a Magistrate of Surrey.
who resides between Cl trentont and Cobham, had
the misfortune to have his right kg broken in twe
places while out shooting. A pony, which he dis-
mounted to open a Kate, kicked him violently, and
produced the fracture.
To, sday str'nnight, a pnor woman, on her way to
Inverness, -vas taken in labour in Drinoclirtt lulls
the only house nearby is the Waterloo lon, which she
was forum rtely able to reach ; here she was in a few
minutes safely delivered rf a fine rtrir,;!iter. The
only as Istooce which the hoitse afforded was the
landlord. Fro-n posscngers about 204. was
procured, which enabled the woman with her little
child to reach lytme

Thu sd iv, at A General Q ratter Sessions for the
City of Rochester, before F. PATTEN, Esq. Mayor,
and A. !sin:me, Esq. Recorder, William Lorm, s
s'.ldier, was charged with an assault upon Anna Ab-
bott, about eleven years of age, with intent to tom.
mit a rape; it appeared that the child was rent by her
parents, accompanied by her younger sister, up the
Maidstone-road in the forenoon to gather blackberries;
she was accosted by Etc prisoner, but for a length of
time resisted his entreaties, wLrn he threaten:d her
mid her sisti r, ansl si.e being alarmed, attempted to
get away, but finding resistance ineffectual. she sent,
her sister for assistance., who returned accompanist, bya
person travel ng on the road ; during hi:r sister's ab-
sence he had dragged her into the hedge, and was
round by two persons in a situation which left uo
doubt of his intention.—lmprisotted two years.

MADAMS DS STANL..---The 46th No. of the
New MoNTuve MAGAZINE and LITERARY Rantsratt,
published this day,•contains a most admirable lite.
ness of this distinguished Female. It forms the
Frontispiece to the 7th Volume. The former Em.
bellishments of this interesting new Periodical Work,
consist of I'ortraits of Lord Byron, Robert Southey,
and Thomas Campbell, Esqrs. Rev. George Crabbe,
the Prince of S tie Cowing, and Mr. Sheridan.

DRURY LANK Tuft vrne.— A sucee•sor t' the Ma-
nagement of this Theatre, in the room of the lamented
Mr. RAYmoNiti, his at length been appninted. Yes.
terday the Comm,ttee announced to Mr. HENRY Ea-
sKINE intINSCON, he WAS selected by them to fill
the office of Stir M srager. and last nif•ht the intel-
ligence was officially promulgates' io the Green room
of th 6 Theatre.

Count unnury TlirwrnE—Last night, after the
Tragedy of The illawiale, the little musical piece of
Ihe Ilee !live WAS per let mrd, and a Mr. DENNING,
hum the 8 ighton Theatre, made his first appearance
before a Litndon audience in the character ut Atingle-
The new performer's chief merit, as far as we could
collect from this instance. appears to consist in a high
[low of animal spirits, which, rtssitted by a rapidity
and distinctness of utterance, is strscient to go ii iy.
him for many, and those not solicroinate, charac;ers
in our modern drama. His &tut was altogether
very successful, and he promises to be an acquisition
to the Theatre.
The Directors of the B .nk have removed the Re-
duced Annuity.Onice, and also those of the Four and
Five per Cents. The Lottery Offices, however, still
retain their old well known stations, and continue
J lily to dispense the favours of Fortune. Indeed,
their removal at the present moment would set iouslir
inconvenience the Public, as the approach of the
Drawing is so near, and which will take place
FRIDAY, when it is most probable some of the SIX
Prizes of ae20,000 will he detet mined.

In the Last Lottery C“ntract, Bisn (as usual) sold
Capital Pisses exceeding in number and amount those
sold by any other Oflice-kveFet ; and in the short
space of the last Twenty Months, Besse has shared
and sold, rxr/usioe of the Jove,

No. 13,553 a Prize of - X 50.000
18,u41 - a Prize of - .C 50,000
2,657 - a Prize of - Z 40,000
0,955 - a Post of - X40,0n0
1,406 . a Prise of ,eboxo
S,l 23 a Ptize of - £30,000
3,852 a Prize of - C3O.CeO
4.5.14 - a Prize of - £30,0e0
Besides minor Capitals of £20,000, £15,1X-0, Sc-.
&c. too numerous for insertion ; such success is per-
tectly unparalleled in the annals of Lotteries, excefts
at Bratt's Ojiea, for he has for many years past stood
pre-eminent for the S ,le of great Prizss : and as
there are Six Prir s of X 20,000, and various other
Capitals, in the Lottery which begins the 7th of This
_Month, we may confidently look forward to his selling
the greater part, it not the whole of them.
INQuerr.—Yesterday aat Inqw.st was held at the
Lord Nelson, Mary-strcet, itzcoy-square, on the
body of Mr. Ibbotson, a lo.fger that house, who
retired to his room about eleven at night, rather ine-
briated, and was found the next morning in his shirt,
kneeling by his bedside, Tote dead.—There being
no evidence before the Jury to trove how he carne by
has death a verdict was returned, Lied Sy sutkcatien.

THE SWISS. GUIDE.

By ROBERT SOUTIIEY, Esq.

WI Mr. SMYTH ET's Guide quitting him, he a•ko1 him ler a eha.
ratter, wiles; tio. Poet gave him the lullowing; its consequence
of which, luttN t: t.i tt h. s Brcurn•: the most popular GL'ile In
Switzerland, a: id •s iiiqii.r••di for by all travellers, one of whom
bit permitted so take a toys of his poetical character:
By my troth, 016 J(IliN ROT 2
la an-excellent guide,
A jiiker, a smoker,
And a r rvint beside—
A gf.oh)4ician,
A r.irtsp:iystc.ao,
Who ~tirelics how causes
A system inventor,
An expel huentor,
Who ra.iies rotators frown beet!! •
Each fore•t and tell
He knoweth lull well,
The chaffer: and dwellers thirieitt
The mountains, the fountains,
'the ice., the prices,
Ew'ry town, ev'ry vil►age, and Ise. ;
'lake hnn tur your guide,
He hag Mien hren stied,
Anil will always he tlictof when needed,
Its lair or foul weather
You'll he merry toge•her,
And slake lands a: paling as we did !
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L.ikt" INT ELLIG LATE.

SEILICANVS I N HALL, OCTOBL•'R 31.
Dr/11, ON DEMISE OF HANLEY v. WOOD.

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This important cause respecting the Lord Mayor's
mines came on to be argued this day. Up a :he
trial, in Cornwall, the Lord Mayor's case was not
gone into; but the plaintiffs were zionsuited, upon the
ground that the instrumen: under which they cl2im,
without regard to the merits of the case, did not
grant them any interest in the mints, to entitle them
to bring an action of ejectment.
Lord Ii.LIANWROLIGII, after hearing very long and
learned arguments from the Solicitor-General and
Mr. Scikaut Lens, on behalf of the Lord Mayor,
said, that he thought the question roquired great con-
sideration; and that, without giving any opinion, he
was desirous that the instrument under which the
plainuiff contended he was able to bring an ejectment,
should be put upon the record; and that Mr. Justice
Holruyd, who had directed the nonsuit, had ho ob-
jection ; and a rule to that effect was accordingly
pronotbited ; and for this purpose the cause must go
again to the Assizes; when, should the Lord Mayor
not succeed upon the nita its of the case, this case will
be further considered by the twelve Judges.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, OCT. 31.