Star.
London, England, 1828-08-26 00:00:00

Mr. g Treoier, aged
Mr. Taunton's br Eglastioes aged .. 5 5 2
The second was a dead beet--tbe last won by a neck only.

A Sweepstakes of 5 sou. each, and 30 added by the Coeperatice
Heats, two Ughlb
Mr. Pascoe's b m Sandkopper, 4 yrs
Mr. Tretawney's b t Elfrida, 3 yrs
Mr. Park's b m Flora,s yrs

.... 1 1

... I 2
. . 3 3

MOND
A Sweepstakes of 5 sows. each. Heats, twice round.
Capt. Carthew's Moses received from Mr. Dautisiz's Candidate.
A Gold Cup, given by the Inhabitants. Heats, two nano.
Capt. Carthew's Moses, / sat 71b 1 X
Mr. Daubus's Candidate, 9st 12Ib . . —. 2 2
Mr. Taunton's br In Eglantine ... 3 5
A Silver Cap, for beaten bones. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Nottle's Trooper
Mr. Trelawney's Elfrlda

... 1 1
... 2dr

SHUTS HILL RACES, Amen 11.

The Gentlemen's Subseripdon Cup -was won in three heats by
Mr. Powell's Young Sanebo, 4 yrs, list 71b. beating Mr. Symes's
Cherry Ripe, 5 yrs, fht. Mr. Burden's Kimwoorikikee, 4 yrs, let
71b. Mr. Cbick's Rachange, aged, 10st. Mr. Bradley's Small Hopes.
aged, Wit. and Mr. Greenhill'. Turcoman, aged, lost.
The Tradesmen's Cup was won by Mr. Sladit's Pepper Pot, aged,
lea. beating Mt. Stephen's Splinter Bar (lots Jack Sutton). S yes,
gst. who bolted in the second heat.

The Ladies' Plate for Galloway', was won by Mr. Seliwood's
Butterfly, S yts, let 41b. beating Mr. Carey's Cock Robin, aged,
7st 10th.
The Stakes for beaten horses was won by Small Hopes, beating
Cameron, Embange, and Cherry Ripe.

TOTNESS RACES—Ftssr DAT.
Match 50 son.
Mr. Swerei Torn Wore ... ... .. ... 1
Mr. Carlisle's Vioknte ... ... ... ... 2
The Town Plate of C5O was woo easy by Mr. Taunton's Crain
pet, beating Mr. Trelawney's Waist and Mr. Scott's Anacreon.
A Sweepstakes of 10 sows. each, was won in three beats. by
Tom Moore beating Vielante.

lIECOIND DAT.
The Gold Cup. value 100 go.
Mr. Taunton's Prosody
Mr. John's Premier
Mr. Trelawney's Waist

CONG LUTON RACES, Amon. 20.
The Tradesmen's Purse of 50 sops. and 15 addled, was wen in
two beats by Mr. Pickford's cb g Hero, bead* Mr. Peeve?.
Stewardess, Mr. Adams's Isabella, Mr. Proctor's Peg, and Mr.
Dean's Masada.

The Coogtem Cup, valve Shp. was west ha two heats, by
Stewudess beating leshells.

SZCOND EAT.

A Silver Cup, value 50 sees. fee bones belonging to Captain
Antrobus's troop of Cheshire Yeomanry.
Three started, viz. Mr. Bullock's Lord Wellington, Mr.Protitor's
Peg, and Mr. Sineathon's Kate.
The first beat was wen by Lord Weillogton, bat in
or a misundentanding as to wither match having betual="l iscee
was net at the pest when the ether twis were ready tee the seeond
heat, upon Which the Stewards having waked the time aprtinted,
directed the race to lie resumed, which wit dose, and the beat won
by Peg. It was then agreed that Mr. Proctor, after gallopping
three times round the course, shonid start for the third heat, which
he won.—The case is referred to the Jockey Calor decision.

The number of convicts litho anived at New South
Wales last year was--Males, 2,801; Females, 502.
Yesterday morning, the body of a poot fellow was
found on one of the brick kilns, in !tinkles's Fields,ll
Islington, burnt in a dreadful manner. It is supposed
that be repaired to the above, place to rest himself,
being' without a bed. His appearance indicated great
poverty.
We doubt whether any of our abesiteei, wlss
to the Contineut from a motive of economy ilaltM,sin
find cheaper plaCis of residence than sonic parts of
Secithiiid. At the Isle of man, at this time, a coal fish,
weighing 161bs. sells for only Is. large flounders are at
Bd., per doseu; aid of coarser kinds of fills a large
basketfiil may be bad for Is. eggs are 2d. per dozen ;
the bait fowl's arc Is. to Is: 2d.* per pair, and chickens
at 6d. to 9d. per 'pair.