Star.
London, England, 1817-05-17 00:00:00

SPORTANG IN7ELLIGENCE.

MATCN at 2000 MTh IN 411 DATA, AT TOOTINO.-.-EAR-
NITT started /his trawling at three o'clock, and campletAl
miles at eight, making in the whole 1232 miles, sad was thta
going on in grand style.
WORIEW.IOD SCAVOL.—EANTR and EATON completed to
miles each co iltinday; tut the former had the ad•antage ct
having finished at half-past sigh?, while the latter ha I not Jett
till a loaner before ten. Yesterday (the ninth day) both stave I
at 25 minutes past four; and at four in the afternoon liners had
completed S 7 miles; Hamm SS.
YORK SPRING MEETING, 11117.--WansitsbAY, MAT 11.
SNININtakCS d SOgs. each, sOgs.k for 2.yr-old colts sm. sit.
Allies, Ott—T.Y.C.
Duke of Leeds's bay filly Octavian' -
Lord Plttwilliasn's black colt &Raub . .
Mr. Seyntoar's bay colt, by Comm - • - 3

Handicap Stakes of !Op. eacb.—One mite.
Mr. Watts's bay cult Captain Candid, 4 yrs-old, est. 6!b. 1
Mr. Houldsworth's gr. b. Bachelor, 5-yes-old, fist. 416. :
Mr. Duncombe's b. c. by Dick Andrews, 3-yrs-old, 7st. 41b. 9
Mr. Powlett's bay filly Heriodstius. 3-yrs-old, 6st. 10Ib. a
Second Year of the Constitution Stakes of 20p. each, h. ft.
Duke of Leeds's bay colt Rasping, 4-Ins.old, en. - 1
Mr. Lambton's bay bored Shapberd,•s.yro-old, est. 91b. ..*
Mr. Peirses grey colt, by Dick Andrews, 4-)rs-old, est. s
Mr. Watts's bay colt Cacanabo, 4-yrs-old, est. . i
'I be Sapling Stakes of 50g.. each, h. ft. tar cults, Set. Mt. earl..
Mr. Watts* chesnut colt, by Cerberos - - •
D.ke of I xeds's bay colt. by Sore. rer - - 2
The Stand Purse of seso, for hones, Scc. of all &Les.
Colonel King'. b. k. Fulford, 5-yroold, Set. iulb. 4 1 1
Mr. Jaques's ch. e. Harry Dawson, 4-yrs-old, Bst. 41b. 1 5
Mr. Garlerth's gr. h. by Camillus, 5-yrs-old, fist. 10ib. 6 9
Mr. Huuld,wortit's gr. h. Bachelor, 5-yrs.old, est. tOlb. 5 4 4
Mr. Pe'ar's bay colt Alderman, 9.yrs. old, 7st. / ..-: Cr
Sir H. Nelthorpes b. g. Eserlawing, 5-yrs-uld, fist. tell, g fir
Mr. Lut +dales bay colt, by Sorcerer, 9 yrs-old. 751. 3 dr

A few days ago, Mr. THOMAS GHATTON, fzrr.lmr
of Lutton Mardi, Letcesterthire, lost six horns,
consequence of their being inadvertently poisoner by
a servant man who fed them ottt of a measure in
which a quantity of wheat had been steeped for sow•
fog. The mercury had set and dried at the liol:orn
of the measure, and was shaken out with rl e cot:.
into tie marger.
There 3!C now living, in Hawlchnrst, four perro"c
whose united axes amount to 364 years. The you: `-'t
is eighty.nine.
Tuesday three women were committed to Sand•
wish jail, from Ramsgate, as impostors, procinc.kog
forpd certificates of their being the wives of s,lth•lr
servirgin France.
A distressing accident happened on Saturday after-
noun, about a mile below Govan. Two young =to
wearers, were on the Clyde in a salmon coble, when
one of trlern, Thomas Harvey, while thror..it ;: over
the none which served them for an anchor,
Wince and fell overboard. The other yourg man.
John Wardrop, knowing that his comrade c-na!,'. rot
swim, leapt into the river, but in the gencrons at-
tempt to save the life of his friend he lost his ow n,
they both went to the bottom together. Their h •i!!•••:
were not found till more than an hour had chip.fee•
Twenty-four Capitals, among them Twa cf
5t20,090, Four of 5e2,000, t' be c'ra'ke
on ToLswor NEXT—Some of RTC now on Sal':
at Wean's fortunate Ofbces, 9, Cornhill, 2'1,1. 17,
Ludgate:rtreet, (near Sr. Paul's.)
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