Star.
London, England, 1828-07-28 00:00:00

VPOR !LNG IN-1 E LLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL RACES, Jeer. 25.
The rain, which began to Lill heavily about half-past eleven olcksdle
last night, continued with stately any intr-rmission,-until sift this
evening, and the course wi.s consequently in a sad conditiou- The
company was considerably les.- slurs on either of the precodung days
but incredibly numerous considering the circtinist.:uces.—The
lowing is the day's list.
The Tradesmen's Gold Cup, value 100 gs. with 100 goys. inspecie,
added to a Handicap Ssveepsialtes of 15 so' A. each, 40 WPC t.
• The second horse to receive 30 so*. out of the stakes; and also
50 guineas given by the Corporation of Liverpool. Three auks
and a di+tance.
Mr. Johnson's cis c Jupiter ...
Lord Grosvenor's b c Mavrocordate
Captain Baird's b c The Corsair

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Eighteen paid—won cleverly. Odds ac starting—Sli'l Irr
Corsair ; 7 to 1 agst Jupiter.
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A Sweeptakes of i 0 soya. eacb, for three yr old Mlles. 'One mile
and a distance.
Mr. Clifton's ch f La Danseuse *
Lord Derby's Manta, own sister• to Urgandi
Sir W. f Julia

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Won by a neck.. An excellent race.
A Minter's Stakes 0110 sous. each, p.p. fur boises not thorough,
bred. Qentlernen
Mr. Meadley's b g Swaney
Five Subscribers.

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The Ormskirk Pl►te, value 60 sovs. for. all ag..e:s. The:rand, be:t
entitled to 10 sovs. out of the Plate. Two wile heats.
Mr. Turner's b c Clinton

Mr. Simpbon's b h Young Comus 4 . I
Mr. Margetson's br c bY.Contus •.• $ *de
Mr. Dunn!" b ni Brenda, by Catton fir
Mr. Hodgson!. f Emerald
Wop cleverly. Odds at starting, 5 to £ agst Voting camas Oast,
*gist the Conws cult ; and 5 to 4 agst Clinton.
Sir G. Piot has seid Chewer Billy to his • illsjesty; asst Nit•
Payne's Helenus, and Sir T. Stanley's General Mina, area fop
to France.
Mr. Cesartoo, of Gullane. has told Ms bl m Mary Atin,by Rads.
lock, to W. L. Gilmore, Esq.
'Mr. Darnell's filly, which has bees purchased hy'the King for
low thousand- guineas, it two-year.old, and hai only once appealed
M public, when she won the two-yeas •ald stake at Volt Sprisg
Meeting, beating Stafford', Netherby;andseeeral othalveasily.
THE DUBLIN 11.1G.A.TTA,
THIRD DAT.

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This amusement was as fully and at fashionably atterdedron ihh
as on the receding days, Loyd Anglesey am 1 his family were*
attendance af an early hour, and had announced their intention gf
appearing at the ball pt. Kingstown, so be held the same evening.

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Upon the fall of the entrain at the conclusion of
Die Schweizer Fondle, in which. 00 Thursday evening,
Mademoiselle SONTAG made her last appearance for
the present season, a shower of laurel crostris was poured
upon the stage. Monsieur SCHUTZ placed one.upoothe
head, of the lair Henriette, and delivered the others is
her hands. She pressed 'them tp her lips. making,
the sante time, alsitcharming and gropftil °helium.

r oil B;FIDAY WIWI? !I GAZlrrflis
• • DIVIDENDS to te, made in the COUNTRY.
Aug. , Stephen George, sen. and *when George, jun. Brie{
sugar refiners, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. ADg.lI,
William Newham, Kluft Lynn, Nocfolk‘merch.ant, at one, attbs•
Glebe Inn, King's Lynn. Aug. 21, Jib d Parsons, St. Clemest's,
Oafordshire,larewer and maltster, at eleven; at the Golden Cr*
Inn, Oxford. Sept. 9, George Moore, Liverpool, mercbant,
twelve, at the office a Mr. Richard :Ftnlow, solicitor,. Clirends ,
Buildings, JLiverp6ok Aug. 21, Daniel Morling, Great Yatmoutiti
Norfolk, grocer, at seven, and 22, at ten, at the Black Lion Tatter*,
•Gront fYarmoutlse . Aug. 18, Robert Jones, Ezekiel Jones. ant
Geo. Rohm, Manchester, ironfounders.
CERTIFICATES, A0r5.,15. •
Junes' Wakes, Marsh Gate;Westminster Bridge Road, Sorer.
victualler. George Abeicruaibie- Ward, Birmingham, cabinet-
maker and upholsterer. William Waters, Luton, Bedfordsket,
baker Joseph Avery, New Bond-street, silversmith.
PAIITIgERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •
• Cyrus Evans and Thomas Rake, Bristol, confectioners. Charles
Browne and William Shaw, Nottingham, lace manufacturers.
Thinnas Powell and Thomas Powell, juts. Lisle,rreet, Leicester-
, square. coal oven builders and smiths. Joseph Stemon and Jame,
Marshall, Leeds Yorkshire, linen manufacturers. Charlotte Cant
(executrix of \Vila. Greatbead, deceased), William Kilvingtnn,
ad
Ruben Sourherun, Yarm, Yorkshire, brick and tile manufacturers.
William Otter anti William Hedges, Romford, F.osez, chemists.
Joseph Pearson and Charles Cross, Oldham and Rochdale, Isms
shire, corn and flour dealers. Robert Tombs and George To**
Arcade, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, tailors and stay-smarm
S. Donaldson and Isaac Taylor,, Limebouse, sail-makers.
Barber and Amelia Barber, Liverpool, linendrapers. _

HEBDOMADARY.
THIS DAT-OH this day the Ancient Homan, celebrated*
Neptunalia is honour of Neptune, as God of the Sea. ktutlevielt
guillutined,l794.
To-monsow— Phis was formerly a fast with the Jews
tinction of the Lamp in the Temple in the time of Ahaz,
Judah, who reigned wickedly, setting up altars to id.
corner of Jerusalem, and closed the Temple, where's;
were prevented from keeping the Lamp burning condo,
the Lord.
Wanussrav—Moon 18 days old, fife. 18 mutates
shines till stm-rise.—Venus in Aphelia.
THURSDAT—Day breaks '2l minutes pas: I.—Sun
past 4.
FRIBA r —Lammas Day: ene of the four Cross Qoart
demiy the rem-paying days in England, and still gel
Scotland); Whitsuntide being the first, Martinmas tie
Candlemas the 6,urth.—Battle of the Nile;l79s.—Gr,
tion of the Peace in Hyde and St. James's Parks, Ist,
SATUKDAY-•-.SUII Sets 38 minutes past 7.—Moisa
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quarter 44 minutes past S in the afternoow

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The 14th instant, at Weymouth, the Lady of Liruten.uu•
Allen of Inchmartine, of a son.

MARRIED.
At Ramsbury, Wilts, the Rev. ThCtmas Hawkins.
to Sarah, daughter of the late John ialder, Esq.
Bassett, same county.
At St. Mary's Church, Mary-la-bonne, the lion.
Edward Southwell Keppel, third ton,ot the Karl of
Lady Maria Chments, eldest 'daughter of the Earl of

DIED. •
At his residence, in Abingdon, aged 70, the Bey,
M. A. Vicar of Beedon, Belts.
In his 1134 year, the Rey. Thomas ilillyard.
At Rownhams, Rants, the Hon. Mrs. Colt, with
Colt, Esq. of A uldisime, in the Y7ttwyear of her age.
At Moues° Bay, Jamaici, on the Slth of June lasi
year of his age, Captain Mired 14UB/414-91st Regime'
A t himekilns, on the 15th instant, Charks Francis
aged 66; after many years painful illness. Hewas long
the Austrian Aytilkay, bet4ur the memorable French
during which he was zealously attached to' the Bourbon

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