Star.
London, England, 1817-07-08 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

PFDFSTRIA NISM EX I ItatOt DINAILX-500 MILLS soctwo ads
IN so DA Y S.—,Strreus atter h..ving gone 25 indict. at e ghl o'clock
on Sunday evening, contm•netd n yesterday moraine at five,
and at five in the aitern.)on In had completed miles : making
in the whole, trom his first .4 at five o.lock last 11008 'af
aVLIIII.g, tf7,t miles. 0414:a runt nue to be greatly againot
NEWM.ARKI.O .11.11. Y MEETING, 180.
JULY 7.

The hey !;rakes, a Subsciaptt, a of ftegs. each. !'lts. ft. for
..yr-old colts, a.t. 61b.; fillies. Fst. 415. T.Y.C;
Doke of tio‘ttook brown Gly 1.00, by Waxy - 1
Mi. C ockft.rd'a bay col , by 1) ck Andrews I. Si
.1
.1
Ita..eq's bay fi'ly, by Phautont
1.014 Foley's cliesuot cult, by Soothsayer
wove started—Eight pal I— fte Judge placed but two.
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Sto 2 .rtt Loo—lo to I aid Mr. Crocla;rd's rot?-6 to 1 nen
I.ord Stawr fily-4 to I agti Lord Fu!ey's colt. •
Sweepstakes of sogs. tach, f tr. fillies, Ss'. ...wk. AM.
Mr. Blatt's, h 1 Election
Mr. 1%,,51it, Maul el Corinth • 2
Duke td °ramie* chrsout, Cement., by Dirk Andrew*
Etvht .tartel—Five paid— Übe Judge placed but thlve.
r; PI I apt Mr. lilakr's filly-2 co l attn Ceque•.rr.

HAI:MARKET THEATRE.— Pius tavourite and eel...
braced result of the votaries of pleasure, opened last
night kr the season, and was numerously attend-d.
Tire pillorrnances were Exit Gs, Mistake, 74: Village
Lawyer, and Lila Roscnberg. The company is strong.—.
retaining must of the successful performers brought
out in the last season. The Managers have judicie
oucly associated them with several established tavou.
rites from the Mister Theatres ; among whom we
find TERRY, MATHEWS, and Mrs. Dave:secirer.---
isit ly Mistake went off with all the eclat which atten-
ded it when first produced ; and the whim ut To-
KELY, in Crockery, was an unfailing source ut mirth.
We do not recollect the catalogue of his tnrmer
grievances so perfectly as to be able to distinguish
the new, hut he appeared to us to have swelled his
stock fearfully since the last year. He wept over
the change' of the paving stones into iron, the loss of
the Kiser from the number of bridges, and the change
of every thing, except a guinea, for which he could
get no change. The change in the ornaments in the
Park, which was mice content with one gun, but now
mu.: deform itself with two, andia tvimh, was narra-
ted with the deepest distress ; and his song, which he
seemed to offer as Ail nu premeditated donative to the
audience, and carriarl au the catalogue through tke
mica drop at NeweAte, the steam-boats, the gas-
light', and W,LLI.uToN's triumphs, greatly to the'
general merriment. Torzimv is evidently a !OAR elf
humour. and the simple periormance of this. chase.
ter would be enough to give him a certain distinction.
Maniews, in tie 1 ilbcoe Laai!per, gave -prcaliginus
importance to the knavery and impudence of Scout ;
and a Mr. Euri.ea, who made his ihtue in .th,rpfocc,
was very [avow ahly received. A young !Any made
her first appearance on the London boards, a. Ella
Rosenberg, in the Entertainment of that name. She
has an interesting and a pleasing ctiuntenance. Her
tears were so great, that we can term no judgment
of hex' powers. Hrr pert..rno.ce, however, sheered
much sensibility. Tsicur acted Stocm with all his
wonted good sense and propriety ; and FOOTE was
highly impressive in the Elector. The other charac-
ters were ably ; and the ameaements of the
evening closest anaiibt the universal plattd:is or the
iindience. •