Star.
London, England, 1827-07-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A detachment belonging to the 4th Regiment of Pont, embarked
yesterday morning, on hoard a vessel in the River, for Tynemmtb.
Thursday the Berwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, under C 4. Bet
and the Seik irk shire under Captain Murmur., marched into quarter'
at Kelso, for the usual period of exercise.
Wednesday the Barnton troop of Mid Lothian Yeomanry tee,
an ekgant entertainment in the Assembly Rooms to Lord
count Alar.vit.t.i, the Colonel of the Corps. Captain Stw,oaie
the Chair; at which Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Jour Hope, and spat

of the other Oaten of the R Wtfe present, as were ahs
Colonel TIZSDALE, of the lit brie and h slumber of tabu
Gentlemen.

Anstw—Friday. the Royal Mid Lothian Yeatnam7 Cssairh
after having been in training for eight days, were reviewed op
Portobello Sands, near Edinburgh, by Colonel Tatsuat.t, of the 7tti
Dragoon Guards, who expressed himself to Lieutenant Genera
Sir Joint Hoes, their Commander, in terms of the high,* and „ex
flattering commendation of the admirable state of discipline acd
fine military appearance of the corps.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
PRESTON RA CES—Conc Lynes.
Sweepstakes of 100 sows. each, b. R.
mg. Clifton's b. c. Fylde . walked over
Two paid.
sooty Pounds for all ages ; three yr olds, 6st. 10Ib. four, est. gib.
Am set. 1001. six, and aged, 9st. Mares, &c. allowed 31b.—
winners, extra. Heats, two miles and a distance.
Et. Thompson 's br. g. Orthodox, 5 yrs
Ik. Ottani ch. h. Mr. Munn, 5 yrs
▪ W. Wynne's ch. f. Lathe, 4 yrs
• br. c. Cestus, 4 yrs •
STA M FORD 'RAC ES--Conctaroars
A Sweepstakes of 50 sees. each, for three yr old fillies, was won
11 Lord Elder's eh. f. by Soothsayer, beating the Duke of Graf-
we s Chlorin.
A Sweepstakes of soya. and It) added, was woo by Mr. Bird's
v,iadty, in two heats, beating two others.
lard Exeter's Plate of .C5O was won in three beats, by Lord
tonber's Abigail, beating Lord Exeter's Hobgoblin (who won
Ist kst beat, and bolted in the second), and Mr. Pedgrift's Mildew.

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4 5
5 dr

WINCHESTER RACES, Jute 20.
A Cop of 109 sous. value, or upwards, by subscription of 10 sous.
ma—if less than Ten Subscribers to be run for as a Sweep-
stakes. Mares, &c. allowed 31b. Three yr olds 7st. four, Bst.
Sp. 6w, ast. 111 b. six, 9st. and aged, 9st. Sib. Last '
mile and half.
xf. Moldonia, 4 yrs waked over
7k Noblemen sod Gentlemen's Plate was not run for.
Tk &stern Stakes of 5 sues. each, with 25 added by the Steward,
gm( walked over for. Three yr olds, 7st. four, Sit. alb. five,
Su. tlb. six, Bst. 121 b. and aged, 9st. Mares, Br.c. allowed 31b.
Wan, a mile and a bait.
Ally's Conquest, 5 yts

walked over

ENNIS RACES.—Ftssr Dar.
ingetsid Stakes, d'io each, and •eso added by the Right Hon.
W. V. Fitzgerald.
• Lord Sigu:i I. by Was; • 1
pr. •Rs 11 Blake e. Bob Booty .
- - 2

yr. Dalsoo's e. by Langan . . 5
. .
yr.Croker's Paragon . . 4
Three others not placed.
Gold Cup given by the Right Hen. W. V. Fitzgerald, 10 eon.
each, and 100 soya. added.
yr. Blake's Demian Delacy .
...-----. Napoleon . .
yr. 0.6. Alabun's brethar to Bohmlee
yr. Macnamara's !Regent, f. .

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2 dr
bolted

KELSO MEETING—Jacr 19.
Produce Stakes of 50ss. each, b. ft. for three yr olds; colts, t•••• 31b.
filles, Bst. Two _ _

Mr. Baird's b. e. Dominic Stelp . 1
. .
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Mr. Takton's f. by Whisker . 2
.
A pod race. Three paid. Whisker filly the favourite at start.
tII-2 to I on Dornitsie Shell) in running.
A Sr:eel:makes of 100 sows each, h. f. for three yr *ids; colta, let.
51b. fillies, bit. Mile and a half.
Mr. &ids b. c. The Corsair . . . I

Su W. Slaxwell's gr. it. Scotch Thistle . .
A good race. Four paid. Even betting.
PLYMOUTH REGATTA.

Thursday, at eleven o'clock, when the signal gun fired, the Hoe
uncrowded with people In carriages, on horseback, sad on foot,
addle shore and heights as far as the eye could reach, presented
as equally gay and bustling spectacle, and the river was almost
covered with vessels of all sizes and descriptionasi amongst which
merit steamers ploughed their way. A Gold Cup,value 50 guineas,
;On by the Doke of Clarence, for tassels above 75 tons, wasmon
by the Mend, 163 tons, T. A. Smith, Esq. beating the Harrow
sad Harriet. The distanee, 95 miles, was performed in two hours.
A secund match, for a silver sue, to the first and second vessels,
was won by the Elizabeth, of 65 tons, T. Moore, Esq. and the
niziberb, 12 tons, Earl of Darnley. A Silver Cup, for vessels not
rum* 50 tow, was won by the Betsey, Is tons, J. H. Ward,
Lq. Nine started. A purse of 50 sous. for trawlers, by twelve
*nth, was won. by the Neatly, 41 tons, S. Lane. There was an-
other race, between four-oared gigs, for 10 Imes.
Nottwictr, JULY 21.—Our annual regatta, or water
frtac, was held on Monday last, when the weather proving very
mactive, a vast wumbeP of pleasure boats and whet ries, SUed
sib respectable company, proceeded to the beautiful waters of
haydon, to enjoy the pleasures of the day. The Mare', W.
Lau, Esq. with a numerous party of friends were on board
a Merry fitted up for the occasion, attended by the Band of the
stwsuth Yeomanry Cavalry, and the Band of the East Norfolk
Hins, with music legend variety on board almost every craft,
aided each to enliven the pleasing spectacle. About two o'clock
a hadsome silver cup was sailed for by pleasure boats, which was
as by the Leverett, Gamble beating the Union, Barber ; Paul
Pry, Booker; Coriander, Holmes; eanytned!, Teasdell ; Au.
pea, Harvey; Ariel, Mann; Vixen, Tuck; and Shannon, Last.
Oa the return of the company in the evening, the banks of the
OM were lined with spectators, and shortly after a silver cup was
rowed for by three four.oared gigs, which was won by the Parhina,
ism hoar, belonging to Yarmouth. The lovers of aquatic sports
hai another day's amusement on Tuesday, when a silver cup,
essally given by Mr. Symonds, the Proprietor of Vauxhall
Gardens, was sailed for by the Leverett, Gamble Paul Pry,
bother ; Coriander, Holmes ' • Belvidere, Bothell ; Ganymede,
Tusdell ; Thetis, Harvey Ariel, Mann ; Shannon, Last ; and
yes is good style by Paul Pry. Both days passed of without the
hat accident. Vauxhall Gardens were brilliantly illuminated on
Mosby and Tuesday evenings, and the company assembled there
funded any fanner year.

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