Star.
London, England, 1803-04-14 00:00:00

SPORiIiVO INTELLAWCZ.

NEWIWARIMT CRAB En MT.E'41147, AM; r. /3-
Sobfeription 11Ate of gel. D. Nl.—i yr r 1.1.1 cAr-
rying 6.11. tolb. 5.7 r Olds RR. Sib 4yr nt..'. •
t 311% 5-yr olds cl.. 41b. 6 r °id< &aged, tOl.
Ls arofirenor's ch.f.Margeri,Ly Jam Buit, 3-its,lJ

1). of Grafton's rh.c. FLatatrit, 4:••••T's old -
Sir F. &modifies ch. e. brother to 3-3 r, OA 3
Mr. Hepworth's ch. e. Malta, 4 yr old - 4
Mt. llehne Radcliffe % br. h. Tobn (,'Crcst 3-Frs as: 5
Mr. Watfiei Ct Trontboere,s-yrs cla - dr
Four to t agft Af.rrger ; 7 to 4on Flerrbe to ;
and 4 to t awl t.'ir F. etandifh's ch. c.
The Third Clafs of the Oat!.inds *takes t.f
each, h. ft. 1). 1.
Sir H. Willisnafon's waken, by it Peer, 3 irs ad,

G. !LIN
Sir F. St.inklilh'r Dtubort, kyrs ad, 7!t. rolb.
Sir C. Bunbury's Manor, 4-yrs old. Ott nth
Mr. Howorth's Popo6lay, s-yr. rid. 8R gib.
Mr. 9award's Chippenhatn, d-yri old*, 84.66
Mr. B tge'i Phoenix, 4.yro old, 71t.
Mr. Walcri's Striver. 4-yrs old, MI 1 :81. - Pd
Mr. Locklry's Attainment, 4-yr ol • 611. r fib. p 4
Grolvouor's Margay, bylobn.l6;ll out of Maid
_of All Work, 3-yrs cad, 6

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Seven to z affil, Walton ; 5 to 4 agfl Dusbury ;
and 6 too agit Eleanor.
Sweepßakes of foogs. each, h. ft. Acrofs the Flat.
Sir C. Bunbury's filler to Pamela, 8 -
D. of Graftou's c. by BuzzarJ, out of Garland, tkft.6lb. a
Mr. Panton's t. by Pottio's, out of Camilla. sit. sib.
Mr. Davion's roan f. Deccalbcr, b, Battattl, out of
Sincerity 811. alb.
.

Six to 4 agll lifter ter Pamela.
Mr. Whaley's br. m. Tuneful, sirs 61J, /411. 71b.
received t ogs. from Mr. Abel Craven's desk b. m.
by Weazel, dam by Efperfykes, 6 yrs old, SQ. 71b.
Acrofs the Flat, zoogs.

Wednefday fe'nnight the Ayrfhirt Minix were
embodied at Ayr, "rid arc at prefent commai.cied
by Sir DAVID HuNrto. 13e.s1a, knior Captain.—
The moiler was beyond ail expeaation full) there
being very few abfent.
The ell battalion of the Royal Lanrafhira Mi-
litia, commanded by Crl STANLEY, atrembled at
Lancaller on Monday fe-nnight, in order ra he
embodied. Same day, the ad battalion, Cori-
mantled by Lord STANLKY, affcml.led at Liver-
vool ; and the 3d battalion, commanded by Sir
H. Houcerron, affembled at Pretion, for the fame
purpofe.
On Eager Monday the LORD MAIDS humanely
ordered the priforrers confined in the City Compeers
83o1b. of beef, and yellerday the whtilc of the
broken viduals, left at the late public dinner, at
the Manfion Houfe, was didributed among perfons
of the fame defcription.
A number of poor children, edntared and elerath-
ed at the erpence of the late Dowager Connecta of
DARNLEY, attended her funeral in mourning.
The jewellery in the celebrated three-dropped
diamond earring: of the late unfortnnate 2een of
FRANCA, is thus divided:—her Royal Highneft
the Princefs of WaLts putrefies the tops, and the
largett pair of drops.—Sir WILLIAM MANNAR! is
the proprietor of the fecond pair, and Lord Bal-
a& LIAM& the third.

There were not many that rode in to the death
at the Epping hunt; but we undertiend there was
a great proportion of the fportfmen difrootatted
Some had gr trer reafon to boali of theirluccefs
thin others at the Laos MATOILE SS% ball; but ia
the crowd there was none who went at kali with.
out a Awes:.

New Pica.—One of the Aldermen re fo hear-
tily of a rat Sirloin at the Manfion Honft no Moo.
day, he has (ince been dubbed the Bares eßerf

To " &oat folly as it Ries, and catch the man-
ners living as they rife," (ems to be the adopted
maxim of the Manager at the Royal Circus. In
the New Comic Pantomime, the newly difeovered
PraCtice of CAlvanifm is hAppily pourtrayed : it
furnifbes a fcene replete with comicality, and the
different operations performed are not confined to
the dead alone, but to living fubjeets, for we plainly
perceived a pleafant dillortion in features through-
out the whole Hook..

PARISIAN Fasirsons.—Lnac Rill continues the
prevailing colour. It Cults admirably a delicate
complexion, but in the rage of failhion thispeopertv
is never thought of. Eremites, one would Capriole
were fondeil of it. Cropt heads arc all the rage.
with Afedija locks in tortuous twills about the face.
What a compTifition of lovelinefs and uglinefs doe•
oae of our Elf:owes prefent ; eyes that would melt
a heart of (lone, and the head drefs of her who
would turn a heart into Rona. Veils dill hold their
empirs, and the little green paraformultiplies its
number as the rays of tbe fun inereafe their fer-
vour. The black and white lace Ihawkare of enor-
mous fire. Within thefe few days the Bois do
Boulogn and I.ongehamp have been well attesl-
ed. The petticoat tranfparencies OR reach the
calf of the leg. ind difplay a fine ancle to won-
drous advantage. Nankeen gaiters and pantaloon,
with dark coloured coats. are in general nfe with
our young men of falhion. The difplallof goblets
backed combs is not fo great as ;dual; yet Q.
fathion Rill continues in force.

newts &sift a hawker of prints, was fully ern%
'mated by the Loon Marna to Giltipor Rreet.
-Compeer, charged upon the oath of Robert Gray.
with felling him an obfeene book and plisse, MI
Snow Hill. This profecution is carried on by the
Society for the Suppreffion of Vice and Immorality.
Mr. A et. ET r, AfliflantCathier at the Bank, h t!)e
perfon to whims we yelterday alluded as havlut{
been taken icto cullody for an ertraotdinary Jeti-
ciency in hi,accounti. Defalcations to the amortise
cf 464,0001. are Paid to have been committed; arl
the peat obje.t of the examinkt;i•ns has been re
bring out the a2plication of this immenfe feu ---
About Bo,cool. worth of the bills have been rc-
flared to the Bank by the perkur. in whofe hin•ft
they were lodged for negociation. ;qr. A. h ,e„
as vet, made no dilciofores. He was advifed
is Solicitors not to anfwer interro! •
Bailors Warsox remanded him to the Nol.l.
k OM der instil Saturday next. He h sot thecet%Te
tally comnrtted for aid, as dated by auttate as
the papers.