Star.
London, England, 1804-09-05 00:00:00

SPORTING 11vTELLIGENVE.

EGHAM, TUESDAY, SEPT.*
The Noblemen and Genflenten's Plate of tot: (no
for all ages I three-year olds to carry yfi.llts: flan
year olds 711. 41b. five year olds M. tlb. fix yeat
olds and aged 811. 71b: -Mares and geldings to bit
allowed alb. The winner of one plate or fweep-
Hakes this year to carry 41b. and of two 61b.
—The bell of thret foor.inile heats:
Lakesb.f.Virtnoro • 4
lA. Oforresses W. f. Viols - s
Mr. Hyd's br. Y Sufbeidse • 4, s 6

Bo(bridge was thi favourite at Elartingi and even
bets were laid on him again& the 6,141, after the fisa
heat.

Mr. Flarri.'s btother to Lurcber walked bye, the
courfe for the fweepttakes. There woe two bodes
entered with him, both of which were drawn.
The long-depending Match between Mr. Tooth's
dark chefoot mare, and Mr. Cog's tight cheroot, was
run for, for temp. the bag of throe simile heats, ear.
eying 6d. each. which w•s wou in two beats, by Mn
Cox.-3 to ton the winter.
The courfe was thronged with beauty and Wands
and by the atejurity. of the fporting-asco of the day.
Among them we obfetred fonts Ladies 4-10.71sraelat

Count ZEIIOII3O, who arrived in the laft peel*
from Gottenborgh, has been fent out of the kingdom
by orders from Government.
In our Paper of Saturday. mentioning the Court
Martial fitting on the trial of Lieut. Berm of the
Royal We fiminfier Middlefe Militia,we aterithe tire
firll charges preferred againß him to be for unveil*.
manlike enndutt—the fir fl only, however, was on shit
ground. the fecond one being for mentioning
converfation* and thereby (As is alledged) ereatiri
quarrel, to the prejudice of good order. It mould
be Made known, that this idvelligatkob is in code-
quence cf Lieut. &tarot's own exertions to have it
brought on. and that even after teflgnidg his cow•
miffion,be ufed influence to be reinflated, tot the et=
peels purpofe of bringing on the inquiry, in order to do
away imputations which he conceived himfelf to have
unjufily fuffered. The refuk of the Coast Martial
when known, fall be laid before our Readers.
Dust.—ln confequence of a difpute which took
place in Peter-greet, Dublin, a few- evenings ago*
between Mr. T. W. and Lieutenant B. the patties
met on Tburfday at the Phoenix' Park, when, aftet
exchanging (hots, happily without (fee. the feeoridi
interfered, and the affair was amicably adjufled.
Id confequenee of fonts refleltions can oil Colonel
Rost Rion. of the Royal Wedmirailer Volunteers, at a
dinner of the Corps on Morday lA, an elicitation.
which terminated in a challenge, took &met between
two of the Members* but information thereof being
fent to Bow-flreet, the parties were apprehended, and
through the interference of the Magrlltates, a recon-
ciliation was effected.

To-morrow the prifoners who Rand committed on
various charges of (Plonks, will be removed to New-
gate, in order to take their trials at the arguing Old
Bailey SelLons,which commence on Wetinefday nut
the teth

The public detelation is fo very great 'gaits% the
fhatneful prallice of crimping, that even the yaps
and unfounded accufation which a riling ltd,appreds
tice to a fur eon at the Weft end of the town, brought
agaiall the Landlord of a public bottle in Drury-lime,
!Las excited fonie degree of clamour, notwithßanding
the teflinseny which this and other papers bore to the
excellent charaiger of the Landlord. It was then
fisted that uehher perfon pr place could be found to
anfwer the young lad's defcription. We have sow
to date, 08 the authority of the Mosier:o4 at Marl-
borough-beet, sod Lovett, the officer who examined
the different public houfes in Drury-lane, that the
whole appears, to the bed of their judgment, tea be a
fabrication, and to repeat what we laid before,thadds.
Samuel. POLLS, of the Mogul's Head, Drury-lane, is
found to be a perfon of roofi unexception.hle cha-ae-
ter, far above the irtn of harbouring perf..ns cf that
defcription, nr in the Imafleit degree giving counte-
nance to loch vilisinuns praeicea. 7 lie youth haw
hvi another examinatinn, in which he I".ente that ha
was 14.clipg at a ,herrnometer in the pawn bitiker's
window, alien tl:t a ili una cam: iy At.d feized MU&
J. Winfield, the pawnbroker, ha, given it muter hie
hand that he foid ;he only to-rrricrneter he ever bail
is his ptilictLon on tLe itith of lad mouth.

..1A SUL FP r F8701C4

SURREY SFASit A.koNDAY. SEPT. k

This day the Surrey Seitirws fat for the difcharge
sr filch p-ifoner.. in the County Gaol. Marthailea,
rd the King's Bench. as were entitled by law to the
~rfit of the Att of Pathan:tent for the Relief of In-
&trent Debtors.
Lord GaLPITLFY occupied the Chair, and was af-
filled by Serjeant OissLow, and feveral
The Prifoners' names were given in by the feveral
Keepers. in lifts, arranged in alphabetical order.
The Prifoners fir ft brought up wore chafe of the
County Ciao
I.:OIiTkIAPT.A perfon of the name of Kame was
brought up; but his liberation was oppofed, on the
viotind that he had not given a fair ftatement of his
Alias, and that be was sa contempt with the Court
of Exchequer' for not' compliance with a decree of
that Court. After a Thom examination, the Court
thought that he was entitled to the benefit of the Aft,
as far as regarded his debts, and the oath was ac
cordingly adminifiered•and taken. The wan was,
I (mow, remanded, on account of the rowan* the
Court having no power to difeharge him frim the
effefts of a fault constnitted direftly againft the Court
Of Exchequer. By complying with the decree of the
Court of Exchequer, he will, of cow ft, be difcharpd.
ASSIONISVIT....-A man of the Mine of Ne&ert,
who, from his accent, appeared tote a foreigner was
then called, and objefted to, becaufa he had misted
to execute an Alignment of certain properta in his
palreffson to his Creditors. The prifoner, however,
agreed to execute the Alignment to-morrow, and was
secordinalv ordered to be brought up to-morrow for
Ih4lwaParg•
MARSHAUEA.

TOR ACT.—Mr. Maestri.? on
the part of a Mr. Arbuthnot, made an application to
sho cen-t of the following nature : He Oates!, that
t detainer bad been lodged againti the Gentleman for
wit he appeared Gore the paling of the Aft, which
bad :aired the funs for which he was confined beyond
the amount of spool.. The Learned Connfel con.-
tended, that the words “ at say time, or times,froce
thc 1 ft of Jan." tonfi be limited to the time of praffing
the Al and that any detainer fince.the paffing sidle
AO. could not confillently with the fpirit of the Law,
be allowed to Oahe up the original debt.
Serjeaut ()meow obferved, that he bid no decided
ami clear opinion on the fttbjeft, but that his mind in-
clined him to eoincide in the fentinsents the learn-
ed Coonfel. He would, however, confider the point
more clofely, and the Gentleman might be brought
op tomorrow.
Mr. Maltase?? Elated, that he had borrowed a
tun anxiety from Mr. Shepherd. When the time
of payment came, the prifoner Paid that he could not
fetal* the money, but that he could get a Bill of
Exchange difeonnted for the Plaintiff. The Bill was
accordingly drawn up, and the prifoner obtained the
money, but infiead of paying it to the Plaintiff, ap.
pre4Leted it to his own de.
psifoner requefied to be remanded till to
MI. when he would explain the citeumilance to the
12161feet/ion of the Court.
Mr. MAI TTTTT I content to that on the part
of the Plaintiff." The prifoner was ordered to be
hamobt ap tomorrow.
faaue.—A man of the name of Bilbop, was alfe
ableilled to nit the ground of fraud, by Concealing
perms, from his creditors. This was (worn to by
duo, wheeler, but the prifoner bad a witncfs to con-
straint Ikea, but he was A &tired to withdraw him,
*skids ha did. He was remanded and ordered to re.
euew willb an amended fcbedule.