Star.
London, England, 1828-01-19 00:00:00

M►OK•rING tiatitifoltitct

His Ataj,sty'l Med& meet tin Meaty, at *thelsii
Bridge, near Virginia Prayer; and on Friday, at Slough.
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds on Monday, st Waktion Hee*.
H. Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox Hounds on Monday., at the Rising Sun,
Cawley; Wednesday, at ditto; Thursday, at ditto; martin Satur-
day, at ditto.
The sentey Fox liou.,ds on Monday, at Hkiniey OnseirTtnits.
day, at Nutley hill; and on Saturday, at Pratt's Bottom.
The Harriers on Monday, at Sanderstead ; Voltedoesday, at Om;
and on Saturday, at ditto.
PRESTON RACES.
The Gold Cup had filia'A as fOlkiws--.
Lord Derbfs br c Matador, by Cervantes
Mr. Stanky's b c Muritlo
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N. W. Ridlty's Duncan Grey
Mr, Turner's br c by. Grey Walt,*
lord Wiltuti s b c Charley
Sir T. Stankyl tar h Dr. Faustui-
Sir T. Stanley's to c loceiidi
Mr. Clifton's b m Harriet
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Mr. Clifton's be c Fylde •
Sir J. Gerard's br g °abode*
Mr. Alytton'i br no Signorina
Mr. Hointyls be 011apod, Diackbeik
lir. Standish's ch e Jupiter, by Tramp
Lord Kelburue's cb b Actaeon, by Seed
Lord Kelburne's cb m Purity
Sir J. Fitzgeraid's ch h Mr. Mute
Hon. F. Petre's b f Matilda
Hon. R. Petre's eh c Granby
Mr. Nowell's b h Longwaisi
Lord Gro,venor's 31avrocordatci
Mc. Simps'on's Young Conies.
The Produce Stalei Of SO
Lord Derby's b f by Blaeltlriek, dam by Kill Dora
Mr. Clifton's br Poor Fefirivr, by Blacklock
Sir T. Stanley's b f Maid of Lorn (dyad).
rtssfourm Mtn Dilihnirollt Harts—The difficulties which were
opposed to the above Races being held this-year in Chelsou Meadow
have been removed, and the Meeting will be held there as otigtraily
proposed.
ROBBERIES.

The house of Mrs. Portlock, Egremont Place, Kent
Road, was, on Thursday night, Ribbed of plate and
linen. The thieves elected an entrance by cutting the
shutter of the parlour window with a centre bit.
Thursday morning, the house of Mr. Elliott of Gee
Street, Goswttl Street, was robbtd of a watch, some
valuable pictures, and a quantity of wearing apparel.
The thieves entered by forcing open the windows.
Thursday morning, the residence of Captain Henry
Kendall, Cannon Street Road, was broken open by
some thieves, and robbed of some silver spoons, and
other articles. The villains were alarmed, and left be.
hind them a bar, a dark lantern, a chisel, and crowbar.
They entered from an adjoining house which WAS empty.
The same morning, the house of Mr. Chadwick, in
the Paragoa. New Kent Road, was broken open, and
robbed of about three dozen silver spoons, and other
a, ticles of plate, and some wearing apparel. The thieves
entered by cutting through the shutters of the kitchen
with a centre bit.
Yesterday morning the house of Mr. Calvert, Greea
Terrace, New River Heads was robbed of some silver
spoons, a large quantity of wearing apparel, and a va.
riety of other articles.
Wednesday morning some thieves entered the ham
and beef shop of Mr. Stuart, Myddleton Street, Penton.
vine. and stole four hams, about SOlbs. of German can.
sages, and a great coat.
Wednesday evening some thieves stole a box out of
cart belonging to Messrs, J. and W. 011ey, in Tower
Street, Poplar. The box contained some specimens of
minerals and shells, Bandana handkerchiefs, and framed
pictures.
Wednesday night the stables of Mr. Smallpiece, at
the Warren Farm, Stoke, near Guilford, were broken
open, and four valuable cart horses stolen.
Above 100 casks of spirits, and several bales of tea,
were brought to the Custom House here on Monday,
which were picked up on the beach opposite the town.
by the Coast Blockade, since which time various other
parcels of contraband goods have been delivered to the
officers. A French logger (Le don de Dien) was driven
ashore during the gale at Lancing : the crew wer
saved.—Brighton Gazette.