Star.
London, England, 1816-07-04 00:00:00

Haste, Britons, weave your brightest wreaths,
And pay to. Heaven your vow;
The laurel, *hie, shamrock terhed, •
Let beauty's smile the ekaplet bind,.
' And crown the victor's brow
No spectres of totroding care,
Shall darkeh Albion'a happy air,
Nor eymess meet the view;
. . • Remember the triumphant day, .
• • The monarch's pride, the peasant's lay,
Remember Waterloo
The grief-worn Sire shah, dry his tears,
The orphan boy forget his fears, •
- And raise a thankful eye ;
The widow hears her husband'ename,
Retarded on the page of fanny--
And then would blush to sigh
The manly heart, the female tongue,
'Sven infants echo WELLINGTON,
AndO lore, theme pursue;
Oa Scotia% bills, in Erin's vale,
What forms the soldier's valiant tale?
The bid of Waterloo,
Wks scalar hails the morning-beans,
Ns boodle sounds disturb kis thesis,
No Eagle mars the Dove!
The labourer tills kis native'soil,
Rewarded for his daily toll,
By plenty, peate, and love
The Northern Heroes, southern band,
From Britain's coasts to Ganges' strand, "
. To ValOur's instinct true;
Proclaim the thump) oak woo,
Oar Illatesarr WILIJNOTOIf.
Mai paint to Watarloo !

• SPORTING INTELLIGINCI.

. .NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, JULY 8.
Ito Ent Tejo. of a renewal of the July Stakes, a sober-rigid& of
50r.each, 30gs ft. for-two-year old colts, Set. 61b. and Wes,
. Sit. 41b. 'T. Y. C.
Lord Stswell's b c. by Dick Andrews.
• Lord Stswers Af. by Dick Andrews. ,
~. LOrd.Foky's fby Ruben*.
Mr Wyndham* b f. by Gobar.na, out of Ammon.
Mr. Wyndham's b f. by tlohanna out of the Pitsidll mare.
Genera' L. Gower's cb c. by Ruben*.
general L. dower's ch e. by Marmion. 1
General L. (olower's b f. by Dick Andrews.
Eik•
stike of Rutiand's c. by Walton.
e of Rutland's ch f. by Zodiac.
rd Groevenor's b f. Monsoon.
Lord Groevenor's cb c. Havoc, by Earthquake.
: - Lord Groeienor's br f. Simoom, by Earthquake.
General Grosvenor's b f. by Canopus.
• Mr. Rush's b f Cabinet, by Haphazard.
Mr. Craven's bf. by Canopus. •
Duke of Grafton's ch f. by Dick Andrews.
Duke of Grafton's b f. Libra, by Zodiac.
Mr. Stocebewer's b c by Sir David.
Mr. Watsou's b f. by Waxy.
Mr. Crock!ord's ch f. by Dick Andrews.
Mr. Edward's h f. by Langttn.
Ms. Makes b c. by Walton.
Mr. Payne's Pointet s, set I 31b. ag't Mr. ThornbW's Sir The-
Inas, 3st 51b. D.M. soogs h. ft.
' Lord G. H. Cavendish's Golden Leg, Set Lib. apt Mr. Paynes
Onyx, Bst. loOgsNo course mentioned.
Lord Jersey', Fugitive, an 111 b. against Duke of Grafton's
Minuet, Vat 31b. D.M 800 r.
70ZSDAT, JOLT 9.
Fifty Pounds for 3 year olds, carrying 6st 916; 4 year olds, Set;
5 year olds, list Bib; 8 year olds, bet lulb; and aged llst. DJ.
First Year of a Renewal of a Sweepstakes of togs each, for three
year olds, 6st 91b; 4 year olds, nst lib ; 5 year olds, Ilat 101 b;
6 year olds, 9st ; and aged 9st sib. T.M.M.
WILDNiSO.II.Ir, JULY 10.
The Town Plate of Fifty Pounds, for 3 year old colt% Set 41b.
Ind fillies, list. Last Mile and a Distance of B.C.
. . Mr. Tbornbill's Sir Thomas, list lib. agalnat Mr. Shakespear's
Donkey. 7sl. 131 b. T. Y. C. 100 gs.

' Tuesday se'nnight a Match of Cricket was played
on Lamberhurst Downs—Staplehurst against Lam-
berhurst. The latter wen by seven runs.
Tuesday se'neight, a match of cricket was played
on Harrage Green, between the Gentlemen of Tun-
bridge-Wells and Rotherfield, for a guinea a man.
The game was won by the Gentlemen of Rothetfield.
Monday, a grand Match of Cricket was played on
Beamed Green, between eleven Gentlemen of the
visited parishes of Otham and Langley, and eleven
Gentlemen of Bearsted. with three men given. It was
decided in favour of the former by seven wickets.
In the Ist or those Ladies and Gentlemen who
'ceased to belong to Drury-lane Theatre at the close
of the season, are—Mrs. GLOVER, Mt s. MARDYN,
Miss BOYCE, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. PENLEY, Mr. RAY.
snub, Mr. T. DIBDIN, and several others.
I:NUMMI& Sronu.—Saturday sennight, the Ar-
moury of the Castle, in Carlisle, was struck with
ljghtning, during the continuance of a thunder storm.
The fluid entered at the chimney, passed through the
cielhig, knocked down and broke several drums, ran
from sword to sword, melting them in different
/laces. and tearing the scabbards ; from the swords
it struck a pile of pikes, and encountering a nail,
went through the floor into the next apartment ; here
it was attracted by the point of a bayonet, which it
smelted blunt, and thence ran from musket to musket,
shattering to pieces the stock of one in the bottom
tier, and forchts a screw out of the solid-wood;—
finally, it went through the under floor,. where there
were severar nails in contact with each other, and
aunt into the earth. The chimney where the lightning
"first struck is very much shattered, and some of the
bricks were thrown a considerable distance. There
was only a single clap of thunder, and at the time it
burst Mr. DAI•RYMPLE and two men were in the gar-
den near the armoury. The shock was tremendous;
each thought the other killed. Two men were killed
by the lightning about the same time, near Preston.
BOW4TRlLETe—Yesterday Wills= Saattsrue,
Wood, Niched Early, John Bream, and Thew Early,
were brought to the Office by Vaughan and others
belonging to the Office, charged with breaking open
the Britannia publichouse sad tea-gerdens,at Hoxton.
It appeared that the Officers had watched the
,pri-
soners in making several attempts to break open the
house, and saw them lift up the younger of the
Eattes, who is-aytily a boy, to a window.at the back
• part of the house, where they had broke in through
au inclosure, and the boy let the other prisoners into
the house. They were counitted for further caw
kinatinn. ,