Star.
London, England, 1804-10-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
• MONDAY, OCTOSINN 13.
Third and la(t year. One third of a fubfcription of
asgs. each, with col. added by the Jockey Club,
for 5-yr olds carrying Sft. 51b. 6 yr olds 811. t 11b.
and aged 9a. B. C.
Sir C. Sunbury's h. ns. Eiezttor.ila yr, old -
Col. Leigh's tif. b. Orville, 5 yrs old -
Lord G. 11 Cavendides b. ti. Ligmint Vita, aged - 3
Mr. Wilf.nes Lennox, 6 yrs old - &
D. of Grafton', oz. Penelope, 6 yrs old &
2 totot on Eleanor. Eleanor came in fira, but Col.
Leigh's rider complains cf Sir Charles Sunbury 's
rider's crolling l therefore the cafe remains to be de-
cided by the Jockey Club.
Sweepllakes of toogs. each. IL M.
D of Grafton 's Nide. 811 sib. -
Ld fitawelrafkr David, Mt. - a
Nir. Wilton, Stately, 85.61 b. - - - - 3
. 6 to 4 agairdt Peliffe, a to tot againa Sir David,
3 tot againa Stately.
Ld Grofvenor's Bagatelle, 811. beat Ld. Foley's
Bletrailted Boy, 81t. alb. T. M. M. cogs.-3 to lon
BgeteliC.
D. of Grafton's Parafol, 811. 71b. beat Mr. Mel-
But's, pl. alb. D. I. aoogs.-3 to 1 on Parafol.
Ld Sackville's Enchanter, 811. alb. beat Sir J.
Shelley's Strap, SR. 11b. Acrofs the Flat, wogs.
—3 to 1 on Enchanter.
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NORTHALLERTON MEETING, OCTOBER tt.
Sweepftakes of togs. each, with logs. added, for
three year old colts, slb. fillies, 811. Two
miles. (Four Subret ibers.)
Mr. N. E. Nodgfon's grey My, ?AMU, by Delptal, oat of
Eliza, by Allred (J. Jackfon) - -
Lord SCratlimorea br. colt, by Sir Pea, oat of Primrofel

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dam (B. &Ma) .
Four and sto 7 on Pacilla. Won eary
Sweepaakes of sgs. each, for hunters, tat. rode by
Gentlemen. Three macs. (Ten Subfcribers.)
MO; Tretter's grcy borfe, Co:actor, by Delplal, darn by
Induce (rode ty Mr. Baker) i
Mr. A. W. Mates bay snare, by Realefs (rode by Major
Draper) . - - , - - • a
Six to 4 and a to 1 on Confelror. Won very eafy.
Fatoia.—The s°l. for three and four year olds.
Three mile heats. I
ate T. Clafroigne's bay cult, by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old.
stt.lllb. . - -. • - - - 3a a
Mr. W. Hutchision's bay colt, by Pipator, 3 yra old,
7ft. 81b. , - . . • - S S a
Mr. Brandliner Adam, 4 yrs old. Sit slb. -
_, a 4 3
IA Searbrraigh's bay colt, Geraniutn,4 yes old,St. 30x 3 4
Mr. Wadnis Sir Sidney, 3 yrs old. sit sib. - 1 s dir

CODISINC.-At the laf Mahon Meeting, a chal•
lenge was given on the part of Mr. Piacrvas, to Ran
three brace of greyhounds againft any Gentleman
there, which was accepted by Mr. DAaLIY. of Aid-
by Park The dross of Mr°. Peamvat., we underhand,
to be got by Mee2r, the brother to Sioqulall, and thofe
of Mr. DARLET, by Stiovviwil, out of Dee. At the
Driflield Hunting Meeting, Mr. Mttattlt, of hilltop-
thorpe, is to produce four greyhounds, of one litter,
against all Holder net's.

Government, it is laid, has finally fettled with the
holders of the Loyalty Loan upon the foUovring

terms :
For Every soot Loyalty Loan y per Cents the headers
are to receive root Navy $ per Cent. eltinueed at (.0 so 6
Aid sot pa. ^d in the Reduced 3 per Cents. eitimated
at 561. making - - • . gas 9 6
La co o o

The matket price of the Navy 5 per Cents. was
gol. los. and of the Reduced sq. ; fo that the hol-
ders have a bonus of fomcthing more than al. on
every tool.
A well known ramiolfair in painting lately called a
carpenter to put him up a picture. When the job
was done, the gentleman, tarsus: mad, demanded the
price he was to pay Why, there are two ten-
penny nails," returned the carpenter, j 1 and what
your honour phalli; for my own laboor."—" Here
are two Millings, then. fur you ; twenty-pence fo;
nails, and lour pence for your trouble."
DRURY-LANI.—At this Theatre a young Lady,
wllef.: name we underftand to be Borns, made her
firft appearance in the charafier of Maria in the Co
medy of the ScLol for Scandal. This pan is not
very favourable fur the difplay of fuperior theatri-
cal talents—it is drawn rather in a pleating than a
finking light. The diffidence of the driwarste was,
however, in tome raeafure, proteeed by the mild but
feeble graces of the amiable and timid Maria, and
the charaBer 101 l nothing of its ace from the native
modefty of the performer. Mill Bovca's figure is
extremely handfonxe, and her features, though not
marked by firuog npreffions, are fufficiently marked
to convey the emotions of the mind. She fpoke with
corree propriety, and her anion is eafy and unem-
i berralred.—Mifs Duncan appears to rife in the public
' ettimation.—Eezirrou alto improves in Charki, but
we cannot Cay fo much of MATTII ws, in airPrarrea•
vie. His manner divells the charafter of all dignity.
Covell'. Caen' a.—The Tragedy of Richard
rbr
Third was attended by a numerous audience at this
Theatre, tall night. Mr. Haaoaave, who made his
debit at this Theatre Tome years ago, in the chareeer
of Zapima, and wh.) has finer played on the Id& Rage,
with great applanfe, renewed his acquaintance with
a London audience in the part of the unfortunate
Henry At Six:b. His general air and deportment had
much too juvenile an afpeft for the charaßer, and
his sales was too violent. Inßead of the deep
reproaches of injured Majefty, in his addrefs to
Gll:lfer in the Tower, he Fare us the ravings of a Six-
penny Debating Club. rhe lower tones of his voice
are I.lemn and impreffive, but the upper refemble
the fcreams of a peacock :—to do him all poffible
plaice however, we moll admit that he well pour-
, travel the agonized feelings of the Royal Parent
1 on hearing the horrid narrative of the murder of his
`ton at Tewkcfbnry. In Tome charaaers, it is proba-
We, he may be more fucctfsful. Cooaa's
was, as ufa4l, very great.
The Da! of ?foams occupied the box next to
the Kum's, during the whole of the play, and was
frequent in his applaufe of Cooaa's Richard
When Cool a read the paper containing the
words

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locker 4 Norfolk. 6e not leo bold,
Von Diann, thy Nu iler,l. bmilit and fait—
all eyes were tatted upr.o his Grace. Some did not
fcruple even to URA into a Loud laugh, in which be
very good-burnouredly

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COLCHESTER. OCErCatEjt . '
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LEAVE OF ASSENCh.—OENEAAL, onus..
Clactii.ola-0 I am &fired by LioutenanVisettjaMis•
Craig to acquaint you,that in coecquence of a
by Mtn to the Commander In Chief. be has rem= •1.
Highnefes approbation to grant lore of shrencrwabffier
mitatione to the Officen of the Militia Reginamm* Rawl** dime
diftrid under hh command.
• The ftmatina of the mushy renderilt abialateielmairrhn!
this Minket= lhould be granted with much prinsudim.sedams
be ronined to cafes of real bullock, or urgent notelty ON
iu covey inltance there etould riaorin each Reesniat, at
kart half its Fbl Mtn, and a4his at the Captains art dhe
Subaltern Mena
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" The Officers who ars indulged with least of Wow, ma
hold themfelves la resilient rcadinefs to join their refineetiva lA*
meal, en the lb 'nett potable DOtiCe.
" In eeofsmaasee of this communication, and the refiriaista
under which the Liciatasint•Omeral is placed, be carats no ap
Ojeda= for leave of &Menet will be made to bins, bet in CM*
eofiformity whit Royal Highnefia orders.
(Signed) la ovetram"
The girl Regiment has teplaced the 4zd, which
lately left L,,ndon on its route to Liverpool, vibe*
it is to embark for Ireland immediately. Ramose
dill lays, that the encampment is to be broken tsp as
or before the Both, but no official communistic% 04
the fubjeet has yet tranfpired.

JERSET, OCTOBER s

Orders have arrived by the packet yeflerday. foe
the 3ill and 58th Regiments to hold thesnfelves
readinefs to embark for England fo foon as the trant. ,
ports arrive for them. Their dellination is the end!
of Mfg:. The fecond battalions of the slkh sad
7:11 are, it is raid, to relieve them.
On Sunday the fignal was flying in the TON
d'Auvergne, or, as is commonly called. the Prince's
Tower, for (even enemy's (hips Reeriog up Chasm&
Yefterday the affault gun brig giving ehnee,they put ,
into a (mall bay nearly oppofite Grouville Bay. At
about eleven, at high water, the
.got into the Bay.
under the fire of one of the batteries. Notwithlkastd-
ing which, the came to an anchor, fearing to drift
on (bore ; but the tide begirning to fall (he was
obliged to come away,the fueceeding in driving two
of the veffrls on chore. It is fuppofed that as kind
feveral of their people; but though the was fo forts.
nate as not to lofe a man, the received feveral lota
and much damage from the battery.
The veffel, were• it Is (aid, laden with fans far
the flotilla off Boulogne.
On Monday morning a paper printed in French
was circulated here, and received with the utmoi joy
by the inhabitants. It was written by a Gentleman
in Weymouth to, his brother in jerfey, containing the
pleating account of the enemy's flotilla having at la*
put to fee, being encountered by oar femadron--tso
of their veffels were funk, the men deflroyed, and
nor loth nothing. The Commander in Chief here.
Lieutenant General Goavon, received from a Gen•
tleman alto advices confirming the above.
The packets arrived yefierday morning, but two-
luckily did not confirm the intelligence.

On Sunday the greateß confufiou was =Ana
at a chapel at the Weft end of the town. The ens.
gregation atembled at the ulna% hoer for fervicwasi
waited with the greateß patience till paR is o'clock,
when a general bus commenced, which did not fob-
fide till the whole congregation bad quitted the cha•
pel. neither parfon nor clerk making their appearance.
The unfortunate gentleman whom we mentioned ne
having, in a fit of infinity, committed a dreadful oat•
rage near Vauxhall, is now nearly recovered of the
wounds which he inflitied on Madill. He ts kin is

St. Thomas's Hofpital.
CHILD AT ButLeaorow.—From the belt inquisien
that have been made, it would appear that the chaell
fold there by a travelling woman to a chimney (weeper
for eight guineas was her oansaild. She has been re.
moved to her fettlement by an order from Coined
Calves and Mak), Tor H•ii. The child, which is
an unct mmonly fine one, Continues to be taken can
of in the molt humane manner by Sir Gaoaos and
Lady STRICKLAND, of Boynton.
Wednefday fe'nnight, in digging the foandatiess
for a new houfe, building by -C. ComaGron, IEI4.
for his Seward, near Birmingham, an earthen tens
was dug up, containing a quantity of filver coins. is
beautiful prefervation, of Saxon and Roman Kings;
which had lain, to every appearance, 600 years bu-
ried in the earth. _ _ .

A few weeks fine, a young newly-married eon*
were eflablifhed in the milk-trade by the 'Glance of
a tradefman in the Borough—the hufband returning
home anezptitedly fume evenings ago, found ha
patron and his wile in a lituation that accounted foe
the liberality of the former—when he beat them both
fo feverely, that the gallant, to fave his bones, con-
tented not only to forgive the debt, but to give a
farther fum of 301. in atonement for his trantgrelLon,
and to take the frail fair-one into the bargain.
The prefent Wonderful I.ottery Wheel contains 3
of aooool. s of to,oool. 3 of 5000. s of wool. and
6of sod. H and Co. s 6, Combat. will fell
until to-morrow mousing alas o'clock, warranted
andrawn, as under.
Tickets - tieL ass I Halves
(batten -
5L 31. I Elibels
&netted"' tL 61.114

la 56.
a. ils.

The chance of obtaining a Capital Prise in the pre.
fent Lottery is five to ow is favour of the purcharers
more than in 179 y. and one-fifth lets in price. Such
advantages as there cannot pars unnoticed.
N. E. Ten Thoorand pounds Fifa Drawn to-now.
row morning, and Twenty Thourand ponnds Yu*.
Drawn on the Eighth Day. and only Four Days to
Draw.
Amos the extrioarterrees of the prefent week is to
be noticed. the eirroortfitsary richnefs of the Lottery
Wheels, of courfe, the rxtraerilusary demand for
Tickets and Shares ; it is, however, not at all extra.
winery that the fortunate holders of capital Prizes,
porehafed at CARTS lell Old erlablifhed Or sic it. Char-
mg Croft, thould be changing them for undrawo
Tickets and Shares, nor will it be at all .rtraagtotary,
if the prefent (apply fhotild he quite exhaulted before
the v heel goeg round—it is difficult to ray which is
mot extraord; •r, -. the ,ichnefs of the Wheel, or the
very moderate price of Tickets and Shares, efreially
Iwhen it is recolleded a Pale asforeerrourry of Teti
Thoufand Poends is attached to the firli arson*
Tisket tram row looming.

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•ATowAiouboY, I'HE:At.EfORMED RetTRIOT ;

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vLaDomt•Tos, AVD

When I was a Cnttent LAD great CATO was my model,
Ancruunght but dreams of Freedom then occupied my noddle.
How glorious, use thought it was, for Liberty to die!
To perifh in our country's caufe, and then to mount-
the ficy!
Th' encroaching Midi:* of Tyranny Undaunted to withitand,
MA from blood•focking Vampires toffee my native land!
Before all mean fell-Inert* prefer the public good,
And to confirm our charter'd rights, to fign them with nip Woo d!
Thus Idly did I think and fpcak when, as I knew no better,
A narrow way of thinking did then my judgment fetter.
A fatuous State Empiiic foon ggught me other lore,
And made me tread the very Steps kimfeif bad trod before.
He NA me the gold cordial, which coed one of the fpleen,
carb'd the patriot rations that ltad fo bead-ftrong been.
This Deanna quickly op'd my eyes m teensy air-built (themes.
Cumpos'd my rates (Oita, and gave me pleafant dreams:
I raw my ram; taek'd about, got Way into port,
To laugltat Fremiont,dloe on Plate, and Loaf my Friends at Gantt'
. bhew me a man In all the earth who is not (ward by FRU.
Tne near and dear my country is yet nearer is myfilE
I raw it was utter madneft to play a lodng Time,
So now retain of Cato juit naddng but the name.
CATO.