Star.
London, England, 1826-08-28 00:00:00

The Ladies' Parse of $0 .Ors. Mae beats.

Mr. Bartley's Don. by SlDOlitelko . . 3 4 1 1
Mr. Farquharson's Ftesentitnent . 2 1 2 2
Mr. Portman's Forester . . . 1 2 3Jr
It. Coming's Auto . . 53 4 0
.
&Viral others started. • Upon the whole a capital day's sport,
which was not over till nearly eight o'clock.

BURTON-UPON-TRENT RA CRS—Socoos Day.
A Sweepstakes of U so•n. each, for two-yr olds.
Mr. Giffard's b. c. Tatter . . 1
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Mr. Myttonse Harriette Wilson . s
Sir T. Mostyn's ch. t. by Tinders S
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M!Loosden's ch. f. Tanta . . 4
A Ihreopotakm of SO sows. each, for dm produce of mares covered
in lilt!.
Mr. Myttoo's Mervinis . • -
Lord Grommor's e. King Henry

The Swetpstakes for all ages did sot AU.

Twenty-five years ago there was not, in any part dit
Ohio, a Church of any description whatever. These
are now, in 1826, one hundred and thirty sir.
An attempt was made, a few nights since, by thieve,,
to break into the Club House in Oxford-street; but a
certain number of members being, as usual, on piquet
guard, the intruders were not only repelled, but pur-
sued along the roofs of the adjoining houses.
Early In this month there wete 400 persons defaul-
ters in tile poor ratesAn the parish of St. James's, Bristoll
Although the short crop of hay has caused the neces-
sity of foreign importion, there is no scarcity of wed eats either in
Own or country.
Gadsee, the pugilist, terminated a miserable existence
last week, by falling into a water-butt 1
At a late duel in Ireland the Christian name of one
of the parties was ley, and the =Tussle of the ether 1514aity.
The 16th instant, a dreadful murder took place on
the Boulevards of St. Denis. A Gentleman was re-
turning home at a late hour; piercing screams pro-
ceeded from the shop of a printseller, named Collett ;
he approached the door, and heard the groans of a
person who appeared to se dying. A poor Savoyard
happened to come up, the Gentleman immediately dis-
patched him to the watch-house, to inform the police.
In the mean time, when the murderers had performed
the horrid deed, they attempted to effect their escape, but
found that the door was closed and secured outside by
the Gentleman, assisted by two other individuals. The
police soon arrived, and took the assassins into custody ;
the unfortunate victim had received several stabs with
a knife, and is not expected to live. This case is similar
,to the murder perpetrated a short time ago in the
Palais Royal, when the money-changer Joseph lest
his life. -

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Entirday oe'nnigist, CharlotteDap youngest daughter of the lite
Very R. Wm. Herring, D.D. ikan of St. Asapis.
At theiteetory House, Westmeon, Hants, the Hew. Jolla Dam-
pier Prebendary of Ely, aged 76.
liev. S. Davies, of Lantarnam, near Newport, Monmoothstite.
At Warkworth, in Northumberland, the Rev. Rea.
At Newtownharniiton, Ireland, on the ilith instant, Mr. James
Preston, of Preston's-grove, in the 104th year of his age. He re-
tained his mental faculties till the last hour of his life. fie was a
most tespeetable, punctual, honest man, and was never known to
barter principle in any ease. He was (adds_ the writer) in most
excellent spirits st the late election for Armagh, where he went sad
gave his vote (a plumper) to Colonel Verner. When It terminated,
his old hoary bead shook—be sighed, and said it was the first time
these seventy-one rear the side he polled for wag ever outvoted.

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Gnenisey and Jersey 1 0
Lisboa I •
Donagbadee 0 0
Malta 0 0
Holland 0 1

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Buenos Ayres 0 o
Leeward Irian& 0 0

TOM- w ATlik at LONDON BRIDGE TO AlOttßow.
Morning 44 minutes attar 10
Afternoon • 17 minute< after 11

[Amor s Printed and rtaltlished by J. F. KzALY, at the ti.:At OTilf,f,
Al. 1, Pickett- Ilac4 Tempt,- ar.