Star.
London, England, 1827-09-29 00:00:00

CLERICAL IN I ELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Stn.. 2R.

The following Gentlemen were ordained by the Bishop of Lin-
coln, at fluckden, on Sunday last, the 23d instant.
Deacons--John Arhawes, M.A. Trinity College; William
Braithwaite, B.A. St. John's College; Archibald Campbell, RA.
Jesus College; Charles Cotton, B.A. Pembroke College; John
Col, RA. St. Mary Hall, Oxford; Joseph Deans, B.A. Christ
College; John Hampden Gurney. M.A. Trinity College; John
Griffiths Lloyd, B.A. Christ College; Oetavious Luard, B.A. St.
John's College Charles Murray, B.A. St. re'ter's College; Francis
Miles Wiliam, B.A. Christ College; John Wilson, B.A. Catha-
rine Hall.

Purses—Richard Buckby, B.A. Trinity College, Dublin; Geo.
Harrison, B.A. Lincoln College, Oxford; John Healy, B.A. Caius
College; Henry Margetts, M.A. St. John's College; Henry Davis
Ward, B.A. Trinity College; Richard Whitelock, B.A. lincol•
College, Oxford; John Francis Wray, B.A. Emmanuel College;
Henry Reginald Yorke, B.A. &. John's College; Charles !Mait-
land Long, B.A. Trinity College, from the Bishop of Chichester.
OXFORD, Sirr. 29.

The Bishop of St. iravid's has been pleased to confer upon the
Rev. T. Thoresby, B.A. of Hay, the Vicarage of St. Harman's,
Radnorshire, and Llanwithel, Breconshire, vacant by the death of
Evan Powell, clerk.

The Rev. Charles Arnold. Rector of Wakerley, has been pre-
sented to the Rectory of Tinwell, near Stamford, on the cession of
the Res. Henry Atlay, lately ptesented to the Rectory of Great
Cawerton.

The Rev. Alexander Dallas, Curate of Burford, Oxfordshire, has
been presented to the Vicarage of Yardley, Herts.

NPOR I ING INTELLIGENCE.

LINCOLN RACKS, San. 27.
The Company to-day has been more select than numerous; but
the sport was very good. .
The City Purse of .C5O for aU ages; three yr olds, 7st. four, est.
31b. five, list. 121 b. sir and aged, 91t. Marrs allowed Mb, and
geldings, 31b. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Golden's br. c. Robin Hood, by Blackktek, 3 yrs 0 1 1
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. f. Dinah, 3 yrs . . 1 2 2
Mr. Matries b. f. by Tiresias, 3 yrs . . 2 3dr
Mr. Capp's b. e. Swallowleek Lass, 4 yrs . . 0 4 dr
In the first heat the Judge placed only two ; the second heat was
well contestedbetwecn Robin Hood and Dinah; and the third was
a tremendous effort, with a great deal of punishing. The winner
WAS rode by White, Dinah by Lys, and Swallowleek Lass, by
Curtis.

Sweepstakes of 10 nova. each,l2st. 'feats, two miles.
Mr. Aspinall's b. m. by Belkvrophon, 5 yrs . . 1 1
Mt. Bird's b. In. Velocity, by The Flyer, 6 yrs . . 2 dis
The first beat was run very slowly to the starting post, when the
winner let loose and won cleverly. Velocity broke down in the
second beat. The winner was rode by Mr. Espener, and Velocity
by Mr. Platel. Ten paid.
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The following are expected to start for the Gold Cap to-morrow
—Fleur de Lir, Ultima, Pedlar, Jessy, Sweepstakes, and Hobgoblin.
3 and 4tol on Fleur de Lis. Thirteen paid.
HEATON PARK RACE&

Maucwerna, TIN ILIDAT MORNING.—The noble seat of Lord
Wilton (Heaton Park, about four Mies from klanthester) has, for
the last few days, been the scene of great fesitvity, his Lordship
having invited most of the distinguished visitors at Doncaster Races
to partake of his hospitality. The first day's races (which form
part of the week's amusements) came off thus—
The Heaton Park Stakes of 1S son. each.

Mr. White's br. m. Alecto, 6 yn 1
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Horn. Mr. Grosvenor 's g. g. White Surrey, aged . . 2
)11r. Yates's ch. g. Dick, aged . 0
MA B. Houghton's bl. m. Bella Donna, 4 yrs . 0
. Mr. Hulton's Clare, 5 yrs . • . . 0
. . Sir J. Gerard's Maims, 3 yrs . . 0
Only two placed. Mr. White rode Alecto; and Lord Wilton,
White Surrey.
Match-50. Two miles. Mr. Wain Wright's Panther (Lord
Wilton) beat Mt. Thompson 's b. r. Billy.
The Stanley Stakes of 10 soy& each. A.F.
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Mr. Thompson 's br. g. Falcon, Aged . .
Lord Wilton'. b. S. Gleade, 6 yrs .
Mr. White's br.m. Harriet, 5 yrs .
Four others started, bit were not placed.
The Hack Stakes of 10 sous. each. A.F.
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Mr. White's Plutarehop yrs . .
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Mr. l'orter's e.g. Gift, aged . .
Mr. C. Stanley's b. in. Elinor, 6 ors .
Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each. .Half a mile.
Mr. White's ch. c. Gelone, 5 yrs .
Mr. E. Hornby's ch. 1. Marchioness, 4 pa .
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A Sweepstikes of 10 sou. each, w•as two by Lord Wihoses
Gleade, beating Mr. Thomson 's Falcon, Capt. Brymer's Sauk and
Mr. Yates's Marlette.

Match for So inv.. St. Leger Course.
Mr. FL Stanley's Dr. m. lost. )iplb.
Mr. Yates's e. g. lost. 1 elb. • .

FOOT RACE.

A Foot Rate took place on Waterloo-bridge yesterday evening
for XS a-side, between the much talked of Crack runner of Surrey,
and R. Cootes (a nephew of the late George Head), demomin.ited
the Flying Platten, front New York, and who is said to have beaten
all America. The distance was W 0 yards, which was gained by
Cootes in lit seconds, he beating his adversary by five yards. Il
mediately after the match, the winner was backed by a certain
spotting Gentleman of rank for also, against an out and outer,
whose name is kept secret, at 100 yards distance, to tales place on
Thursday nest. Cootes is the man who some time since ran over,
and rowed under, the arches of Aii bridges within the hour, and
wen the wager cleverly.

Mail-coach robberies are now seldom or never heard
of. Certain it is that the great gang is broken up now.
One of them walks the streets of London dressed in very
elegant style ; he is, it seems, no longer an object of
suspicion to the police, as it has been ascertained that he
has a very handsome competency. "If ever you find
me," said he the other day to bne of them, " amongst
my old companions, take me up and police me; I won't
deserve mercy, for I am quite independent. I have
lone consolation after all I have dyne,—!'never yet rob-
bed a poor man of a farthing." " How many richones
have you plundered? asked the officer. Rich ones?,
Pooh! hundreds."