Star.
London, England, 1827-06-25 00:00:00

SPORTIMG INTELLIGINCE,

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BUITON LACES-30,1 20.
A Gold Cup. Peat Ity his GriAs the Duke of Deem:llllre, adAttd to
a Sweepitakes of 10 son. each.
Mr. White's Irostoo, by Rinaldo. 4 yrs
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Colonel Yates's Cain, by Pauteerkg. S yrs •
Sir #l. Wynn's Signorlea. by Champion, 5 yet . .
fortes apt the Sel4—it to 1 apt Calis--4 to 1 apt batik
A butter race could not be easteived.—Eight drawn.
A lismbei Stakes of 10 we& itael/ffier hones, Ste, net thwart.bred, for all ages— demen riders.
lier. Slate's Tartar, by Den Coseselt,O yts ,
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Mr. T. Hudson's Miracle, by Young Ardraeue, 4 yrs I
Mr. J. C. Athena's Candidate, by Kinard' .
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Mr. S. M. Longs Limestone, by Regent, aged .
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Sto 4 on the dell. very little betting—Miracle the 'nowt..
The others were well placed, and if penal* this was abetter Heil
than the first:
A Maiden Plate of £5O given by the tehabitatits of Briton. ke.
horses, Ac. of all ages, that never won before; heats Iwo mut,
and a distance.
Sir W. Wynn's Mir, by Catton, 3 yrs • • 1 I
Lord Chesterfield's b. 1. by Chimakil, 4 yr. . 3
Mr. Carr's b. f. by Plain, 3 yrs
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Mr. Wakneeley's Pink, by Paulowitz, 3 yrs
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Mr. Hunt's Juliana. by Pyramus. 4 yrs s
6t04 on the field—fie the general favourite-40k bet,* b,.,
fore the race.

lITCOIIII DITTBIJILSDAT.
The Chatsworth Stakes of 10 MM. each, p.p. an arm
Mr. 'White's Tartar • •
314IrLagdWraNinnanannai.bird,S;ignSSirrilel.ainSataniey, Mr. Houldsworth, Mr, Plate,
Mr. Beardswortb, Mr. Mylton, and Mr. Carr paid.
Tba Nishimura and Gentlemen's Subscription hate of 450 al
ages—heats.
Sir W. Wynn's Sancredo
Mr. Hayward's Sceptre . . • 2 4
Tbe Farmers' States of bin r. each with 20 added tram the Race
Fund. for borim not thnreaes.bred, bat bred in the county of
Derby—aS ages—heats.
Mr. %V. Moore s Jack-of -
Mr. Sybrey's Lady Day
Mr. Sumo's Jane Grey

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EDINBURGH RACES—ram to.
Over the Course at hisuelbergh.
His Ma}earl's Plate of 1004,. granted to the City of Edinbergh,
free for any horse, Btc. three yr olds, 6st. four,7st. sib. bee, an.
21b. air, Ilst. 10lb. and aged Ost. 121 b. Four wile beats.
Lord Kennedy'sgr. c. Apostate . • • 1 3 j
Mr. Baird's ch. c. Sir Malachi Malagrowther •a I 2
Mr. Smith b. c. by Catton—Reenembrancer • 3 2dr
The Sret beat was gained by a Dole ; the others, comparatiedi
easy, by about a length.
A Plate of 50gs. by Sobactiptfon. Two mile heed
Lord Kennedy's bi. In. Mary Anne • • 1 2 1
Mr. Baird's b. e. Domine Step . 5 1 g
31r. Trevylan's ch. g. Lorenzo • 2 s 5
Five started but only three placed. -An eseellent race.
Match for 100 sees. each, h. ft. HAI a mile.
Lord Tweeddales b. e. by Chanspignon, Mt. 31b.
Mr. Balrd's Or. C. by Whisker, list. •
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Won cleverly.
Match for 50 sous. each, h. ft. Two miles.
Mr. Ifawkes's hr. g. Favourite, 5 yrs
Mr. Balaton'', edit. Hein-deer, 7 yrs

ItOde by the owner.. Woo tan.

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The Plate of SO gs. given !W the light Hon. William Dan*
M. P. for the City, three yr olds, 6st. 61b. Nur, Tu. 111 b. file, hs.
tab. six, and aged, list. 10th. Teske round. Mares, ite. al.
lowed 31b.

Lord Kennedy's Muy Annq . . .
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Mr. John Gray's ch. e. Conjuror . • . 5
Mr. Tretylan's eh. g. Lorenzo . . . 5
Mr. GreathemsVagr. f• Scots Thistle . . bolted
A capital um, and woo by a neck ; but much of its into:resign
taken away by Scots Thistle bolting.

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he death Of „ "rANISLAU-, King of PoLAND, lnl
occasioned in a singular manner. Being much addicted to met-
ing, he generally every day flni,hed many pipes. In knocirog
out the sehes4he set fire to his eTte”ing gown. As no one tea
near him, the flames had surrounded him, when the officer on
guard, hearing his cries, ran to his assistance, and tviiii.isbed
the fire. He might have survived, bat a singular ciraineimet
accompanied the accident. lie bad been demist during the ire
years of his life, and, as • penance for his sins, bad worn a girdle
with points on the inside; these became heated, and being prima
into his body while the flames were ettinguisbing, caused a nom.
her of wounds, the discharge from which, at his para..' of we,
proved too much for bis debilitated constitution.

The body of John Blow, of Grimsby, one of the on-
fortunate sufferers by the explosion on board the
Graham steam packet, in November last, was washed
up on Sunday last at Tetney. It will be recollected
that he had a large sum of money upon him at the
time of the accident. The person who first discovered
the body ran to obtain assistance ; and during tas short
absence some unprincipled individual came up, cut the
pocket from the inside of the waistcoat. and made off
with its contents. The remains of the deceased were irr
(erred on Monday at Grimsby. •.
Tuesday last, a waterman named Boffell, who was
to have been married the succeeding day, met with his
death in the following melancholy manner. lie was
in the act of crossing a plank from the shore to a barge,
which was moored off Rotherhithe, when his foot slip-
ped, and be tumbled into the river. The current being
strong at the time, the deceased was carried under some
vessels and drowned. The body was picked up a lei'
hours afterwards, and en Inquest held upon it; when a
verdict of Accidental Death was returned.

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Tuts DaT—Saturn sets" at half poet S is the evening; Minn
44 nolo. puts; and Mercury at 57 aka. post 9—Mr. sad Alro.
Leddal, of the Green Dragoon, Marrowgatei took the ditch of
bacon oath, at Duntnow, 1764.
To.namaow—Conjancdoe Glebe Moon with Mercury and Mats
Wmroeaat•—sun rioas at 44 leis. past 3.
Tanana;*—Heredttary Nobility abolished In Frame, 1790.
Pansar—St. Peter—Holiday at the Bank.
SMIVIDAT--Son sets 15 silo. past S.

MARRIED.
Rev. C. A. Roos, of Malmo, to Margaret. ealy child of Jr,k
Midas of Par&id Horne, Holmium, Yorkshire.
Rev. D. Griffiths, of Heath, to Jensen, only daughter of Row.
land Thomas, Esq. of Aber, near Caerphilly.
Rev. Joseph Edwards, RA. of Trinity College, Cambridge, and
Perpetual Curate of Wattisham and Brine, Sao*,
of
Mary, daughter of the late John Spurrier, &q. for
dYardicfr
Bury, Herts.

DIED.
SS yean. "4°
June 2. at Upper Aretey, Staffordshire. aged
Shaw Fisherman ; he has left a widow aod four chi Wren to Wont
his loss. The death of this basest and Indostrious mso will bog
be remembered sod regretted by a large circle of fries& apd 24-

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quaiotance.
At the Parsonage House, Goforth, Cumberland, the
Rey. U.
Bragge Rector of that parish, aged 49. of the
At Clapham, the Rey. John Haddon FllndieT, Chaplain
Collegiate Church, Manchester.
In Thornhaugh.street, London, after. short illness, the Iterl%
Starr, Master of the Grammar School, Thetford.
June in, at the Bast India Military College, Addiscombe, Sur";
after a fee, days Illness, in her 19th year, Frances Elizabeth, et""
daughter of Colonel Houston.

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Ala. DOI. AIM 011'
Dublin 4 0 France 1
Waterf.rd 4 0 Hamburg 1 I
GJert.sey and June! 1 o Flanders 1 0
Lisbon 0 0 Sweden 0 1
Donagbadee 0 0 Malta 0 0
Buenos Ayres 0 0 Leeward Islands 0 0
Holland 0 1 Jamaica 0

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