Star.
London, England, 1821-06-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES, THURSDAY, JURE 21.
The Duke of York's Banker cantered over for the Gold Cup.
The Windsor Forest Stakes of .segs each.
Mr. T. Sadler's b. f. Paster°llo -
Lord Verulatn't Varennes - - 2

Two were placed-6 to 4on the winner.
Sweepstakes of lOgy each.
Mr. Rainshottones c. by Octavtus - - -
Duke of York's Walton colt - - - -
_ .

Five started, but two were placed-4 to lon the winner-.-
third for the Oaks.
Plate of £5O.

Mr. Biggs s Trance, 4 yrs old, Bst. 51b. - - 1 2 1
Mr. Clay's Atom, 3 yrs old, 7st. - - - . 2 3dr
Mr. Pearse's Misery, 6 yrs old, 9st. Slb. - 3 1 2
Mr. Ramsbottom's ch. f. Starlight - - 4 dr
Two to one on Trance.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs each,
Mr. Payne's Pantoufle - - - 1
Lord Foley's Breeze - - - 2
Mr. Wyndham's gr. c. by Young Gohanna - - 5
Even on the winner.

His Marzsvr arrived on the ground at one o'clock, and was
most warmly greeted.

The Duke of NOII'HUMBIRLAND left town yesterday for Aln-
wick Castle, Northumberland.

The iron bar bridge, measuring 437 feet between
the points of suspension, erected last summer over the
Tweed, near Paxton Ford, about six miles above Ber-
wick, by Captain S. BROWN, R.N. proves of such ad-
vantage to the country, that on ascertaining the cost
of this bridge, the Trustees and Gentlemen of the
country interested in the work have, with proper li-
berality, voted the Captain 1,000 guineas over and
above his estimate. Captain BROWN is now far ad-
vanced in the erection of a pier of suspension, on the
same principle, west of Newhaven, near Edinburgh,
which is to extend 700 feet into the sea, and will ad-
mit of steam vessels and other craft coming along-
side at low water.

A new Chapel is about to be erected, in Liverpool,
for the use of a body of Sectarians called Sandemo-
nians, who are becoming pretty numerous in the
North of England.
At Kingston House, Kensington Gore, on Tues-
day evening, Viscountess EN NISMOICE gave a splendid
Ball and Supper to upwards of 300 Fashionables. The
corridor, the anti-room, the three drawing-rooms, the
library, and the conservatory, were all brilliantly il-
luminated by cut-glass chandeliers, lustres, and Ro-
man lamps. The perspective was heightened by a
transparency representing a most romantic scene,
with an old castle, and a piece of water. The Go-
thic conservatory, which is decidedly, the finest in the
kingdom, attracted every eye, the flowering plants
being lecided in moss, added to the effect. The
dancing commenced at half-past eleven. During the
interval of supper, the visitants promenaded through
the spacious apartments, admiring the vast collection
of paintings, by the old masters, with which every
space was filled. The supper was an excellent ban-
quet, with champagne, Burgundy, and hock, in abun-
dance. The spirit of the scene was kept up till five ;
at the dawn of day " the feathered songsters of the
grove" set up a melodious peal ; there were wood-
larks, blackbirds, &c.—a concert within, and one
without. The lawn and shrubberies were brilliantly
illuminated. Among the company present were—
His Royal Highness Prince Leopold, Dowager Duchess of
Rutland, Lady Catherine Forrester, Count Munster, Duchess
of Leeds, Lord and Lady Hawarden, Earl of Belling, Duchess
of Richmond and Ladies Lennox Sir Gore and Lady Ouseley,
Mrs. and Miss GeorgeVilliers, Dirs. and Miss Beaumont, Lord
and Lady Hampden, Lady H. Chichester, Lord Glenbervie,
Lady Whitshed, Countess of Caernarvon and Ladies Herbert,'
Mr. and Lady Charlotte Strutt, Lord Strathaven, Lord and Lady
Amherst, Lord and Lady Bowden, Marchioness and Ladies
Cornwallis, Countess Paulet, Mrs. and Miss W. Gosling, Lady
G. and Miss Nugent, Earl and Countess of Mayo and the Ladils
Charter's, Lady and Miss Harrington, Countess of Athlone,
Lady Pulteney, Earl and Countess of Clare and Lady Fitzgib.
bon, Mrs. H. Baring, Countess of Darnley and Lady hi. Bligh,
Lady Waterpark and Miss Cavendish, Miss Stuart, Lady R. and
Miss Palk, Lady J. and Miss Vizier, Countess of Galloway and
Lady Stewart, Lady I. and Miss Norman, Coontess of Warwick
and Lady Oreville, Mrs. Brougham, Lady Ogle,_ Mr. Beecher,
yirC. and Lady Om, Mr. Lathorn, Mrs. and Misses Palliser ,