Star.
London, England, 1828-06-06 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, Juan S. •
Yesterday the Puke of Wei.autovox arrived at the Royal Lodge,e
and hid an audience of his Nlarsser. In the evening Ms Grac
bad the honour of dining with the Kiwi and his illuStrious visitors.
This evening his Mitaesrr will give a splendid Entertainment at
the Vora Lodge, to a large party of the Nobility and Gentry, in
honour of the anniversary of the Duke of Cum aaaaa ND'S girth-day.
The event was celebrated in Windsor by the ringing of the Castle
sad Parish bells at intervals during the day, and at one o'clock a
royal salute Was fired in the Bachelors' Acre.
This morning the weather wore a mote propitious aspect than 011
Wednesday, and at an early hour every description of vehicle was
'seen on the principal road leading to Ascot. A few minutes before
one; his MAJESTY and Suite, in seven carriages and four, entered
the Race Course, and driving up the New Mile, strived at the
Royal Stand. The Nino, as on Tuesday, took his station at the
principal front window, so as to he vi-able to all the numerous spec-
mots, who repeatedly greeted our Gracious Suezarton with en-
thusiastic huzzas. Prince Grocce of Custhetioann appeared much
interested in the proceedings of the day, and, between some•of the
races walked up and down the course, visiting several of the prin-
cipal matqUeea. Lady 11444 NSW/ROUGH entertained a great number
of the fashionable world in a temporary stout], handsomely fitted up
for the oicasion, and the general display of beauty was far superior
to either of the preceding days. At the conclusion of the races, the
Royal Party left the course amidst the salutlitiou of the assembled
multitude.
Very stvo after the termination of the races yesterday, the banks I
of the Thames between Windsor and Surly-hall presented an ani-
mating spectacle, from the nettrrous vehicles filled with rank and
fashion winehad assembled to witness the regatta of the young
Gentlemen of Eton College. Soon after six o'clock, EfiliCt Geneue.
of Cuusinwatnis, accompanied by•the Rev, Mr. Juts, pm:et:tied to
the place of embarkation, where the Captain of the school mid -ore'
of the senior Collegims were assembled ; after which his Royal
Highness took his s:at'in the stem of a ten oared cutter, manned
by the principal students. The proeessim then commenced, the
river being crovisled with busts, many of which were rowed by
Nublemen and Gentlemen, old Etonian*; and the beauty of the
dresses, the flnetits* of the surrounding seetkre;ihe gaiety of the
immense multitude of veetators, and the ri livening strainrof .the
martial musß, cotnisined to render the:spectacle brilliant and grad
lying in the &Thaw. lu a meadow a abort distance above
Cove!, several marquees were erected, and an elegant cold colla•
'ion, wider the superitnendence of Mr. GANSAD'AY, of Eton, was
prerared. Retie the youthful party disembarked, and the vat ious
hauliers einbl'azonrel with tasteful &vices having been removed
frog the.boats it) the different tents, his Royal Highness parteok%ot
refreshments with his delighted hosts.—Atter a short stay, the pro*
cession returned to Windsor, where his Royal llighurss die=
embarked ; immediately after which a grand exhibition of fir
ms
works was displayed trans eyot *short distance above the bridge;
presenting every variety of the pyrotechnic art.. Prince Gomm
appeared highly gratified with his aquatic excursion, and a similar
feeling pervaded the whole-of the numerous spectators.
A party of more than twenty young Noblemen from Oxford and
Cambridge dined at the Christopher Inn in' the afternoon, and ae-
compenied the Royal Patty eight.oored cutters. The enter-
tainments of the evening concluded's little aver nine o'clock.
Among the Company present at the Races were—
The Dukes of Richmond, Dorset, Leeds, Marquis and Marchio-
ness of Conyngham and the Ladles Conyngham, Marquises of
Exeter, Graham, Cleveland, Worcester, Sligo; Earl and Countess
of Mountcharies, Earl auj Countess of Scarborough, Earl and
Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Molyneux, Earl and Countess of
Carlisle, Earl and Countess of Cowper, Karl and Countess of
Southampton; Earls Jersey.- Yerulam, Orford, Wilton ; Lord and
Lady Strathaven, Lords G. Cavendish, Stradbrooke, G. /Sentinel',
J. Fitzroy, lirudenell, W.. Lennox, .liolyneux, C. Somerset,
ace. &c.

' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT HEATH EACES.—Tunto DAY.
The Windsor Forest Stakes of 50 sows each, b ft, for three yr old
fillies, 8s 41b. Old mile.

Lord Jersey's Trampoline ..
Mr. Thornbill's 13ee in a Bonnet
Mr. Pettit's Zoe

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Four paid.
Betting-6 to 4on Trampoline. sto 2 art Zoe, and sto 1 agst
Bee in a Bonnet. Austerting, Zoo went of at her best pace, the
others keeping as near as a toucher to her to the turn, when the
other two.came up to her, and the three ran nearly abreast till a
short !Fray from home, and then Zoe failed, Bee in a Hornet ran
Trampslloe in to half a length, but the latter did it easy.
The Gold Cup value 100 son. the surplus in specie, by subscription
of 20 soya: each, the second horse to receive back his stake'; three
yr olds, Est 101 b; four, est 21b; five. est 12lb ; six, and aged,
9st 31b. Mares allowed 31h. About two.miles and 4 half.
Sir it. 11. Dick's 13obadilla, 3 yrs ... ...
Mr. Stnnehewer's Souvenir, 4 yrs ... ... ... 2
Lord Verulam' Brocard, 4 yrs ... ... ... 0
Mr. Delete Radcliffe's Fleur-de-Lis, 6 yrs (the King's) .:, 0
Mr: Delete Radcliffe's Mortgage, 6 yrs (the King's) ... 0
Lord G. Cavendish's Rapid Rhone, 4 yrs ... .. 0
Mr. Wyndham s. Chateau Margaux. 6 yrs .
All the aboie started, but 'only two placed. NI amelukr. hlern.
non, Nonplus, Aniphion, and Shakespeare paid. From the unusually.
high character of the entry, great interest has existed in this race
for many weeks ;, a great deal of heavy betting took place on it at
the following odds--
6 to 4 agst Souvenir I 10 to 1 apt Bobadilh
.7 to 1 apt Fleur de Lis -110 to 1 apt Brocard
6w 1 apt Chateau Margaux (20 to I apt Mortgage
Bto 1 aast Rapid Rhone I .
While running, Souvenir Was at 6 to 4 agst the field.
After the horses had paraded before the Royal Stand, they were
started from the Half-mile post on the New Mile to go once -round.
Souvenir jumped off at a good pace with Bobadilla next to her, and
all the others wail laid up is a ruck. so they kept at uearly the top'
of their speed till they got to the turn, where Bobadilla went up to
Souvenir, follevied by Chateau Margaux and Brocard, the King's
two and Rapid Ithone being here beat or. The rest of the ground
was beautltully run by the first two. Bobadilla ultimately winning
by a head only; Brocard beat Chateau Margaux for the third place,
Sweepstakes of 50 son. each. 20 ft, for two yr olds ; colts, Bst slb ;
and fillies, est 21b. The winner of a Sweepstakes to carry Mb.
extra. T.V.C.
Mr. Stonehewer's The Lion ... ... ...
Mr. Mille's ch e Carnelian ... ...
Mr. Delete Radcliffe's Virginius ... ...
General Grosvenor's ch f Shepherdess (Slb extra)
Lord Egrement's b c by Whalebone
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Only two placed, four paid. '
Betting-7 to 4 agst The Linn ;sto 1 agst Shepherdess; 6to 1
Lord Itgremoot's ; 7 to 1 apt Virginias ; and B to 1 apt Corneliatt.
They came a at a close,together. at a floe pace, neither making
running tiff they got half way, when The Lion got in front, fol.l
lowed by Virginias, who nude an ineffectual attempt to collar him,
when, within the distance, Corneliancaine up and tffok the place of
Virginius, but like him, failed in an effort to head The Lion, who
won cleverly by a length.
A Plate of A5O; three yr olds, 7st ; four, Bst 51b ; five, 9st ; six,
and aged, 9st 151 b. Mares allowed 51b ; winners extra. Heath
• one mile and a half.
Lord Southampton's Grampian, 5 yrs
Lord Mounteltarles's Coronet, 5 yrs
Mr. Delme Radcliffe's Dervise, 5 yrs
Lord Stradbroke's Mensima, 4 yrs
Lotd Warwick's Double liatendre, aged
Mr. Harvey's blanola, 5 yrs

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... 6 2
... 4 3
.. 6 4
• 2dr
... 6 dr

First Heet.-6 to 4 apt Denise; 3to 1 agst Memima ;. and 10
to 1 .ight the winner. Second Heat-6 to 4 apt Dery ; and 4
to I apt the winner. In the first heat Grampian nude all the
running, folloired by Doable Entendre and Manols, and won
cleverly, the ethers lying by. The second heat he also won cleverly.
Grampian canw to the pest in good form.
GRIMSBY RACES.
A Malden Plate of seso, given by the Members for the _Borough,
for horses, Ste. of all ages. Two mile heats.
Mr. Hodgson's br f Emerald
Mr. UppWhy's eh f Tramping .
Mr. Hudson's hr eby Blacklick ..
Mr. Stephenson's b f by Blacklock
Emerald the favourite.
iNIDAY.
A Hunters' Stakes of seven soma. each, with MO addt.d, ftw horses,
&c. not thornugh.bred. Gentlemen riders. Two rode beats. '
Mr. Everatt's b g Jemmy ... 1 I
Mr. Stephenson', h m Miracle ... 2 fell
Betting-6 and 7t04 on Miracle.
A Handicap Plate of £5O, given by the Town and Corporation, for
horses of all ages.—Two mile heats.
Mr. Weathetill's eh f Whisker

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2 2
1 ado
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51r. Sykes's ch c Little-thought.of
Mr. Stephenson's b in Miracle

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... 5 3

Even fretting
sun Littk-cbought•of.—Won cleverly—a good race

The Duke of CLAIttNCIL, attended by Captain Sii
Joins Pacirsta, and Captain SPENCIR, left town about ten o'clock
yestetday morning for the Royal Dock yard at `A oulwith.
Uinta' Mightwr•s on his arrival proceeded to Invert thc division
Royal Marines %tattooed there, and afterwrrth went ott l at d ;•,m•
of the vessels lyiug in the Warr, His (loyal Highness ttt.. act! tt.
the iktinuraity about four o'clock.