Star.
London, England, 1827-10-06 00:00:00

SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE.

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lIICHhIOHD RACItS, YORKSHIRE, OCT.&
lia Gold Cup value 100 g.. three yr olds. 7st. four, Set. Ilve, fist.
Sib. silt, and aged, fist. ilb. allowed, &c. Once round and a
distance. .
Lard Kelburne's Acuson, 5 yrs • a.• .1.0 ~. • -
lion. T. 0. Powktt% Popsy, 5 yts . • z-
Colonel Cradock's be. h. Starch, aged . .
lore Du odaa's Tons. Jonas - •
tocea.Ktitturne..
rHurit•tyhlajesty's Plate of 100 gs.
.
. . walked Gm
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• Sweepstakes of SO eggs. each; for two yr old.. •
Air. W. Sient's b. f. by 41 schlock . . 1
Mr. Segsantsoo's b. c. Punta, . . . g
The Yeomaniy Plata.
The first beat wan won fry Mr. Atkineon's Charley, and the
second *by Mr. Peacock's Gilling Lass.

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CHESTERFIELD RACES, OCT. 4.
Thew Races, *hied are run under the special patronage of his
arkee'thr Da! of Devonshire, began yesterday, and, bringing
some St. Leger horses, afforded some excellent sport. The following
w‘ re the resuks—
Sweepuakes of 1011. each, three yr olds, du. 91b. four, est. five, Mt.
10%. sit, and aged, 9st. blares, &c. allowed MIN Two miles
and a half.
I Mr. Houirlswonb's be. f. Fanny Daeres, 4 yrs . . I
Mr. Tbornhill's ch. f. Candia, 3 yrs . . . 2
The following paid—The Duke of Devonshire's Eihurtpore, Sir
W. Milner's b. e. Mr. Penholder, and Mr. Hurt's br. g. by Led-
stone. E. Jackson rode the winner.
His Grace the Duke of Devonshire's Plate of Sixty Guineas; three
yr old 7st.. Sib. four, itst. 61b. flee, lit. I lib. six, and aged, sic.
131 b. 31k. allowed. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Houldswortles br. c. Bhurtpore, 3 yrs , . I I
Sir W. Milner 's Mr. Pengander, 4 yrs . . 3 2
....
Mr. Barker's br. g. by Ledstone • • . a 3
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li. Jackson rsde the winner.

ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT. Orr. h.
The Races commenced this day, over the Dumfries Course, were
well attended, and afforded excellent sport, several Dtmeaster horses
being entered.
'The Caledonian St. Leger, of 23 env& each, p.p. and 100 added by
'fbe Hunt, for three yr lds, colts, eat. elb. and fillies, eft. Mile
and half.
Mr. Baird's b. g. The Corsair, by Champignon
Mr. Alesander's b. e. by Cbampignon
Colonel Blair 's b. f. by Talley
Sir 1). H. b. g. Edward
Won In a canter.
• Plate of peso, given by the Southern Meeting, for three yr olds,
and upwards. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Jaques's oh. m. filyttery, S yea
Mr. Simpson's br.h. by Comas, 4 ire
Mr. G. Davremes Vonalr, S yrs- • • . .
Air. Gray's eh. e. thanjerne, 4 yra
Three capital hems.
hlatch-100 mei. One Mile.
Mr. Gilmour's cb. g. MinstrJ, 6 yrs .
Ste J. Boswell', b. g. Bores., 6 yr.
Tbe Two-year.old Stakes was not run for.
MONMOUTH RACES, Orr. 3.

.4 1 1
. 1
.4 dr
• 3, S dr

A Sweepstakes of Flee Guineas eacb. and iO added, for all ages.
The winner to be sold for 200 g.. &c. Heats, twice round and a
distinct.
Mr. Sadler's eh. f. Tears, 4 yrs, 7st. glb.
Mr. J. ItoU's b. ni. Prude, 5 yrs, sit. 41b.
Lord Worcester's b. g. Lisangoei yrs, tist. 111 b.
Mailer Beaufort's bL I. S yrs,fitt.
Sir C. blorgan's b. h. Nimrod. aged. Wt.
_ .

.1 3 1
.3 2 2
.5 1 3
. Y 4 •r
. 4 dr

Time paid.- Three lbw beats, tie last won by a bead; bestial; after
second beat 5 to I use Liston.

The County Illerabers' Plate of .SO, for ab ages. The winner to
be sold for 300 p. ace. r Heats, tbef dines mid.
. _ _

Mr. Thorne's b. m. Forester Lass, 6 yis. Wet. 51b. . - 1 1
4r. Haywood's b. c. lackaday, S yrs. 7st. 11b. $ 2 2
',lr. thy's Nimrod. aced. tilt. elb. . *." 1 sdr
Mr. Pickemell's b. r. Miss Eversley, S yn, est. 121 b. dr
In the second beat Miss Eversley went inside the pedt. W'
easy. Boast rode the winner.
HUNTING.

The Surrey Fox Hounds meet on Monday at the Half Moon,
Gedatnne Road; Thursday, at Godstone; Saturday, at Locks
bottom.
The Sandentead Harriers. on Monday, Wednesday, and Satur-
day, at the KennrL
SALE OF RACERS.

The following!, an ageOtineoi tie lithe celebrated Stud of

Major Ormsby Gore, by Messrs. Tattersall, bought fur the Duke
de Guichi— Guineas.
itowlston, eight years old.. ...... .. ....... .. ... 4. ... ... .. 500
Rapid (in training), five years ..... ... .—....... ........ ... so
Ilkbridal a (in training), tkree years 7O
The
The Duke, byabove
e are
going
to . Ft nice immediately.
Comus .
143
Roseleaf (in training), three years ....—....... ..... ........ 46
Racket (brood mare), by Castro( . ... .—. ..... .. .. ... 490
Pheasant (ditto) by Renard .....,............,.... ........ 190
Dick Andrews mare (ditto) ..... ...,..4.......... ll4O
' O'Neill (ditto). by aolllae , ..it...........,...... 145
silence (ditto), by Fyldenne%......-- _......».»_......_......».».».......—.... 143
Tbirzina (ditto), by Aladdin ". ~ 105
littus
Cynthia (ditto), by Conine .................... s— , ..... 99
Vitula (ditto, by Caron .—.................... ~ .......... 145
Yearling bay colt, by Filbo
Doodler, yearling brown coit, by Spepte .—......,.." 79
*fib, yearling chesnut filly, by Langar...—...t.... 2OO
Yearling bay filly, by Fdho ~ 59
Cult (foal), by Whisker 0...........................,...... 150
Cult (ditto), by Waxy Pope... .............. .......—.......... 50
Total, 5,738 Cabaret.
John Baker, Esq. of Shrewsbury. has said his favourite grey
horse, Tippoo, into his Majesty's said, for 500 guineas.

Alderman Noon's. was, on Monday last, swan in
Lord Mayor of Dublin. After he had been introduced
to, and addressed hy, the Lord Lieutenant, at the Casa',
a grand dinner was given by him at the Mansion-house,
at which the Right Hon. W. LAMB was present.
The friends of poor climbiog boys in B.rmingham
have at length succeeded in establishing the use of ma-
chines to supersede the employment of poor children to
sweep thimoies.
At Bremen there is a wine cellar, called the Store,
where five hogsheads- of Rhenish wile have been pre-
served since the yesr 1625. These bin: hogsheads cost
1,200 franec. Had this sum been put out to compound
interest, each hogshead would now be worth above a
thousand millions of money : a bottle of this precious
wine would cost 21,799,480 banes; and a single wine
glass, 2,723,808 francs.
A fine female child, supposed to be not more than
six weeks old, was discovered a few evenings since
liing in the passage of a house in Flenr:de lis-court,
Fleet-stnet. The infant was coorieyed to the licence, s
of Said Doweten. under whose psutectioe it at pre-
seet rewaiow .