Star.
London, England, 1821-10-25 00:00:00

..kIEETINC .:r THE CIT Vor iONDON V!!

The Meeting at the City of London"ravetn, to in-
denitrify Sir ROBERT WILSON for the loss of his Mili-
tary Commission, u as held and numeroti-Is a:tended
this day at the City w London Tavern. Besides
Aldermen NVAlTtra,kx at,d \%OOD, and many City
political characters, there weie present J. 6. LAMB-
TON, Esq. (who ha.l come specially from Durham),
CREEVEY, NI. P. the Hon. H. G. BENNETT,
M. I'. and several other distinguished Members of the
Opposition : many of the characters of the
Borough of Southwark were also present. Among
others we observed, Mr. HALL, Mr. WEATHERSTON,
Mr. READER, &c. Sir ROBERT WILSON did not at-
tend the Meeting at one o'clock.
Mr. LAMBTON, the Member for Durham, was
called to tae Chair amid loud applause. He opened
the business of the Meeting by reading the Requisi-
tion calling it, and then, in terms of extreme force
and energy, condemned the conduct of Ministers in
dismissing Sir ROBERT WILSON : he enumerated the
services of the gallant General, in Egypt, Spain, &c.
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and pointed out to the Meeting the bottom able testi-
monials of esteem and approbation which Sir ROBERT
had received from the Emperor Alexander, and the
other illustrious Generals with whom he served.—
Mr. LANIBTON was speaking when we went to Press.
A series of Resolutions were proposed, to carry
into effect the intentions of the Meeting.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BOXING.

Gas, and .Mat of BristLl, are t;tight next Wednesday, balf
way between London and Bristol.

CURRAGII OCTOBER MEETING, 1121.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18.
Sweepstakes of 10gs. h. ft. with 25gs. added.

Mr. Caldwell's Noble, 84. 31b.
Mr. Watte's Laurence, Bst. 416.
Mr. Murdock's Meteor, ist. 121 b.
Mr. Blacker's Talbot, 7st. 416.
Mr. Kirwan's Aladdin, Bst. 51b.
Second class of the Talbot's. for two-year-old colts, Bst. 41b.
fillies, Bst. Two-year-old Course.
Mr. Taylor's paldi

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PRIDAY, OCTOIEIt
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walked over.

His Majesty's Whip, with 100 gs. added. Weight for age.
Four miles.
Lord Sligo's Langan, 10st. 101 b.

Mr. 11u;;t,:r s 11011ei, I2st. 41b.
Mr. Pleodergast's Mondale, lost. 101 b.
Mr. ILly's Rob Roy, lOst. 101 b.

Sweepstakes for two-year-olds, with 25gs. added. Two-year-
old Course. Last horse paid double.
Lord Clanntorris's Antar, 7st. 61b. 1

Lord Sligo's renitence, Bst. Slb.
Mr. Kirwan's Zoe. Bst. '9lb.

Mr. Burke's Miriam, Bst.

Mr. Gore's Eliza, sister to Oakstick -
DUKE OF RUTLAND'S STUD.

The celebrated Stud of this Nobleman was put up by auction
last week at Newmarket, by Messrs. Tarreasai.x. There were
nineteen lots, but only the following live horses were sold, on
account, it is supposed, of the numerous engagements each horse
lay under fur different races to come. A clissnut filly, 3 yrs old,
by Waxy, dam by Penny Trumpet, the winner of the Cup at
Leicester, was sold to Capt. Meyuell for 100 gs.—A chesnut
yearling filly, by Partifalr, dam by Trumpeter, the plant of Sir
C. Ilunbury s Rival, no engagement, to Mr. leardsWorth, for
100 gs.—A bay colt by Sir Paul, out of Streamlet, by Rubens,
no engagement, to Mr. Wordsworth, for sUgs.—Quadrille, a

bay mare, 6 yrs old, by Selim, out of the dam of Fandango,
Varrenes, &c. covered by Partisan, nominated for the Riddles-
worth, 1825, to Mr. Charlton, for 60gs.—A bay colt, 2 yrs
old, by Orville, dam by Canidia, the dam of Robin Adair,
engaged on Tuesday in the first Spring Meeting, in the 2000 gs.
stakes of 10g, each, h. ft. 12 Subscribers; on Friday in the
Newmarket Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. 24 Subscribers; in the
Derby and in Mr. Andrews's nomination for the Riddiesworth
Stakes, 1822, to Mr. Charlton, for eflgs.