Star.
London, England, 1811-06-15 00:00:00

ASCOT H 1 I'H RACES, JUNE 14.

A sweepstakrs of nngp. 2ogs. forfeit, for horses of all ages.
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Mr. Lit'broke'sEdward, 4 years old - 1
H. R. it the Dtd;-• of Ynrk's Sagana 4 yeahold 2
Mr. Forth's hr.,. Aaltrigg; 5 years old - S
Two to t on the 6.11.
A cwe, pstakea of l‘ts. each. V.og4. forfeit.
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2

Captain H. Vys.!'s h. f. IlJets, by Whiekty
Mr. Laurbr ke's b. f. by Gollanna
Lord Lowtbtr's br. f. by Eagle
Six to 4 against the winner.
A Hanekap Phte of £5O, for all ages ; the beat of three heats,
about 2 miles and 133 rode each. OM Starting Post.
Mr. Blake's. Sprightly 1 1
Duke of RutlantEs Saleator - 2 3
Strallltripes - 3 2

A duel was fought on Bagshot Heath, on Thurs-
day morning, betwixt a Maki- SNEATIIE and a Mr.
Wst.attoox, in consequence of a dispute at Windsor
'respecting a trivial bet nn a sweepstakes at Ascot
Heath Races.—The combatants etchaliged two lites,
when. Mr. WALBROOtI/4 fell from a wound in the side
of.the head, which, however, is not considered aati-
gerOUS: • .
Wednesday evening, as a Gentleman of the name
Of SPrOWNCI was returning front Ascot Heath Races,
in company with four Ladies, in a chariot, the basses
ran the catriage down a declivity', between blackness
and Eghani, and it was upset.' The vehicle hounded.'
over twice before it reached the valley, 12 feet below '
the road. Twn of the ladies were so much hurt that
they lie in a dangerous state. Mr. SPEWING, who was 1
on the box, had two ribs broken, and one of the horses
was killed. The accident was occasioned by the rein
of the near side horse slipping through the buckle.
One of the villains concerned in the late poisonous
affair at Newmarket, 'where he had bee* employed
as an under groom, was apprehended on Wednesday.
He came by one of the stage coaches to the White
Hart, Bristol, meanly disguised. In half an hour al'-
: terwards, two of the Bow-street Officers arrived at
the coach office, and on being acquainted with his
destination, they seized hold of him on board a vessel.
It is supposed he has been impeached by a man who
is in custody on the same account.
DIZAIIITUE ACCIDENT --,-COltr, JUNE 10.••••• A moat dreadful
eaiantity took place on' Saturday last, by which three women and
a man were killed on the spot, a fourth woman. datigeroudy
wounded, and seem or eight persons severely injured. 'l'be cir-
cumstances of the accident are these :—The Corn Market which
had been long in a state to threaten the safety of those who had
any intereoarse with it; or who may be occasionally near it, was
a short time since judged too insecure to be permitted to stand
any longer, and an atelikeet was, therehwe, it:vructed by the'ex-
'cutler part of the torporation to take it down. He had pro-
ceeded sa far in its demolition as to have taken down a conside-
table part of the roof, when on Saturday, about three o'clock,
whilst the labourers were at work on the roof, the projecting '
stone cornice which terminated the upper part of the watt, having
no soper-ircumbent weight to enunterhalance the projectiun, fell
down suddenly, and, melancholy to state, whist a number of'
persons were collected immediately under it. The consequences
are as we have stated; four unhappy persons of humble condition
were killed instantly; some of them were terribly mangled
by the immense tomes which formed the cornice, and the others,
though they have been much injured, escaped destruction must
miraculously.
The number of sudden deaths lately are alarming.
At this season of the year it behoves every person, es=
pecially those concerned with a' faniity, to use the
means wi...,., by long experience and practice, have
matched many from.thejAs of deep: decline, pains
in the stomach, headiaoh, fits, consumption, Etc. are
often attributed to *song causes;--in old adage h,
remove the cause, sod the effect will cease. To ac-
scornplisli this the resitder need only be referred to Dr.
AG-Att*Elt'S, 'T 1, Lt*i Acre, and 3, Shoreditds, where
.In
ay be seen thousatds of those expelled which were
`the subving cause of the above complaints.—The
ler consulted as usual.

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