Star.
London, England, 1811-05-15 00:00:00

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. Um.

russbar, MAT 14.
Lord C. Somerset's Sunbeam est. beat lord Oxford's Little
Preston, Tat. 71b. R. M. sogs.-4 to lon Sunbeam.
Mr. Lloyd's b. c. Macao, by Night, 7st. 716. heat Lord Jersey's
Kangaroo, iso. 71b. '1•wo-yr-old C. 200p.-6 to 4 apt Macao.
Handicap Plate of £5O by Subscription, being the third of the
three £5O Plates for 3,4, .5, 6-yr•olds and aged horses. Across
the Flat.
Mr Watson's b. f. Dimity, 4 yrs old, So. - . 1
Mr. Howorth's gr. h. Nicholas, 5 yrs old, Ptst. r;lb. - s
Lord C. Somerset's b. h. Sue!'eam, 6 yrr old, 9st. 11h. S
Sto I ago Dimity-2 to I apt Nicholas.
Mr. Andrew's Discount, B.t. 1.21 b. beat Mr. Shakespear's
Sprite, 7st. 111 h. R. M. 200 gs. h. ft.-6 to 4on Di.count.
£5O for 3-yr-olds, colts. Bst. 41b. filhes, Bat. It. M.
Mr. Thompson 's br. c. by Walton, out of Dabehiek - 1
Sir F. Staadisk's br. c. by Mr. Teazle - - 2
Duke of Grafion's br. e. Nimrod - - 3
S to 4 apt Mr. Thomson's hr. c.-6 to 4 on Nimrod.

Major WiCon's c. by Walton, beat Ld Lowther 's Norval, Sit.
each. -fwo•yr-old C. 50gs.--5 to 4on Major Wilson's c.

Yesterday his MAJESTY walked on the Terrace at
Windsor from twelve till one, accompanied by Dr
HEZERDEN and Mr. DUNDAS, and from two till tour,
accompanied by General GWYNNE. In the interim,
Her MAJESTY, Princesses ELIZABETH aA I M A RI,
took an airing to Frngmore Lodge, and walked in the
gardens. Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA took their
usual morning's ride in the Great Park, accompanied
by Lady COLLIER and Colonel TAYLOR.
We were incorrect yesterday when we stated that
the PRINCE REGENT was to review the whole of the
Volunteer Force on Tuesday, the Fourth of June.—
The ,Ktso's Birth-day is to be celebrated t, I that day
at Windsor; and on the following day, the Volunteers
will be reviewed in. Hyde Park : after the review, the
PRINCE REGENT will give a grand dinner and ball at
Carlton House, not only in honour of the KING'S
birth-day, but to mark his attention to the distressed
state of the manufactures of this country ; and he has
therefore mentioned, upon the cards of invitation,
that he expects every Lady and Gentleman will ap-
pear.in a new dress of the manufacture of the United
Kingdom.
On Tuesday was married, by the Rev. Maurice
Hiller Goodman, HENRY SIMONDS, Esq. 2d son of
WILLI.tM BLACRALL SIMONDS, Esq. Receiver-General
for, the County of Berks, to Miss GOODMAN, daughter
Of JI/HN GOODMAN, Esq. Oare, Wilts.
.The Ear of SH A FTESBU RY died yesterday, of a sud-
den attack of.she gout in his stomach. His Lordship
was born 17th September, 1761. His Lordship,
having died, without issue male, is succeeded in his
titles by his brnther,. the Hon. CROPLEY ASHLEY
Co6plit, Clerk of the Deliveries in the Ordnance, and
anent the Representatives for Dorchester, now Earl
of SH A FTELBU RT.

The remains of Mr. Cu•+aset.wn were interred
yesterday in Westminster Abbey, in Poets' Corner.—
The Dean read an enlogium on his departed friend,
with great feeling and emotion.

F.AD.—Yesterday the LORD MAYOR, after in-
specting the rrurns, ordered the Quartern Loaf to
continue at 14d.

MARK-LANE.—This day there are several further
arrivals of Wheat, with considerable quantities on
hand ; the trade extrenieiy :till in sale, and prices ra-
ther give way—Barley likeseis.:—ltUz. in demand,
and rather dearer—Peas and Beans, of eactidesr. "--sq*
tinn, again nearly at last prices—New Ticks 325. to
38s.—There are also considerable quantities of Oats
on hand, and this trade heavy; at somewhat less in
price—Flour without, variation.

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