Star.
London, England, 1820-05-19 00:00:00

SPORTING INTEL I IGE ACE. •

EPSOM RACES, THUItiDAY—SECOND DAY.
Such a Derby Ract--day -.vas never witnessed by the oldest
frequenters of the Turf. The rainy morning kept more than half
the compaily away, who usually enjoy this tine race as a holl-
day, and, instead of the first disphy in the world of eqhipage,
beauty, and fashion, the Ladies. were kept in their close car-.
Hazes, expecting tube blown over by the stormy element ; as t•
the booths, many were unroofed. on the preceding night, and
those left shared the utile' fate yesterday. Sign-posts and can-
%JAC were flying in all directions when the horses rtartred.

The Derby Stakes of 50gst each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts to carry
Rst. :Ib. and fillies Nst. 21b: (51 subscribers) half forfeit. The
owner of the second Fierce to receive 100 gs. oat of the stake.
Mr. Thornhill's ch. c. Sailors by Scud, dam Goosandcr
yr. Udney's br. c. Abler -
Lord G. 11. Cavendish s c. by 111idillethorpei cut of Cat 3
Three only were placed. It is necessary to place two, but
the race was won in a canter by more than two lengths (Sam
Chiffney, rider), Antigallican and Arbutus bolted at Tottenham
Corner towards London, from the storm. Arbutus being on the
near side of Antigallican, and dote at him, drove that horse out,
and Pindarrie shifted there and got out of his place. Tile Kill'
Devil filly and Pindarrie were fourth and fifth, and the ethers
were a long distance behind. It was a fast run race. Betting
3 to 1 agst. Pindarrie, 34 agst. Sailor, 4i to 1 agst. the Kill
Devil filly, 12 to 1 apt. Abjeri 16 to 1 agst. Arbutus, and ICO to
S apt. any other--1 startedi

A great number now left the C'eurte from the inclemency or
the weather, without waiting the other two races.
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Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, with 20 added from the Racing Fund,
for all ages.
Mr. Forth's Admiral, 4-yrs-old, 7st. 41b. - - 1
Mr. Dilly's Shriekhorn, 4-yrs-old, 7st. 4th. - - 2
D. of Rutland's Inft riot-, 5-yrs-old, Bst. Gib. - - 3
- Mr. Ilubsou's Fitzcloddy - - - 44

The last race was a Sweepstakes of legs. each, for all ages. :
Mr. Dilly's Sbriekhorn, 4-yrs-old, 7st. tab. -
Mr. Batson's c. by Walton, out of Contedia, 3-yrs-old, Bu. 11
Six started, but only two w.:re plated.
These last races were interesting to the parties only, as they
were run in the storm, and there war no betting.
The following Noblemen and Gentlemeh honoured the Raeeti
with their presence, but were in close carriages :—:-The • 'Nike
of Grafton, Duke of Portland Earl Grosver.or, Earl of Jersey,
Earl Sefton, Lord George Cavendish, Lord Foley, Lord Fag-
derick Osborne, Lord Henry Fitzroy, the Hon. Mr. Berkeley
Craven, :dr. Lambtoo, General Grosvenor. Mr. Charles Wynd.
ham, Mr. Howarth, Nir. Watson, Mr. 'Wilson, Sir John Shelley.
Mr. Vansittart, &c.

Darae-Lays Taxasaa.—The Ilaunted 7lnver was performed
last night. Mr. BRAHAM, in his favourite character, chanted
with all the force of novelty. Ills" Spirit of my sainted Sirs,"
and the other beautiful airs allotted to the pair, were executed
with all the science, melody, richness, and power of expression
that characterise this incomparable artist. His exertions were
well supported by Mr. PICA ILIIAN, Min CA RIM. and Mrs. BL A Nlll.
The Dress Circle made a splendid display of Beauty and Fashion,
and the House was crowded in every part. The Duke and
Duchess of GLOILVICSTICR honoured the performance with their
presence; and, in compliment to their Royal Highnesses, " God
save the King," wad sung at the conclusion of the Opera.
CAA ENT G v.—The Tragedy of Virgiaires was repeated last
night with the most enthusiastic applause, and promises to be-
come one of the most favourite pieces the Stage has had for many
years to boast of.
A LltACeb LL.—These elegant Rooms en Wednes Jay even-.
ing were uncommonly brilliant; dancing commenced about
eleven o'clock. There were present upwards of 400 distinguished '
Fashionables, among whom were—The Duke of Gloucester,
Prince Sspiecha Radtivil ; Princess liatuhaxy ; Dukes, Wel-
lington, Devonshire, Argyle, Duchesses, 'Wellington, Dowager
Leeds, Argyle; Marquisses, Cornwallis, Graham. Lansdown,
Downshire, Huntly ; Itlarchionesses, Cholmondeley, Winches..
ter, Cornwallis, Bath, Worcester, Downshire, lluntly, Lans.
down, &c. &e. &c.
Sows or THE CLKAGY.—The Anniversary held at St. Paced
yesterday, we are happy to say, was well attended. A consider-
able 'number of the Nobility and Gentry, the two Archhishogg,
and most of the Bishops, were present, and a very liberal sdr-
scription was made on the occasion. At the Dinner the Loan
Illavos presided, supported by tha Archbishops and several
Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first distinction.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
At the Royal Hotel, St. Jam, .'s-street. W. Becher, Faro
M.P. front his seat in Ireland; John Cooke, Esq. from Leicektis.
shire; (just, Esq. from Lancashire.
At Fenton's Hotel, St. Jansex's-street.—Colonel and Ms%
Clutterbuck, from their seat in Cot nsvall ; Mr. and Mrs. Faulk-
ner and family, from Paris ; lion. Thos. Speuct r, front a tow:
DEP A RT U It ES.
From Fenton's lintel, St. J:uneek-street.-1.6 Concantiont Esc.
for.Chelttnhans, in his way to Fran. e.
Coak-lisguaxan, Mak 19.—Althnugh we have
had but little Wheat fresh in since Monday, the tr. de WAS very
dull this morning, having no demand except fur prime samp:es,
which obtained .Slintday s pikes. Rarity is full 11.. per quartile
'cheaper : the malting season being nearly over caused a heavy
sale, even of the first qualities, at the above declin... 0. ta are
also Is. per quarter lower, the arrivals brirg large. In Deans
and Peas no alteration.
SAIITHFIIILD Maoism., Mar 19.—Beef, 4s. rid. to ss. 4d. per
stone of Sibs.; Mutton, 4s Sd. so 6s. ed. Veal. sp. 01. to 6s. 04
Pork ss. to 6s. Sd.; lamb 7s. OS. to Ss. Od...Cattle at kfarkeas-s
Brasts 460; Calvei, 11U; Sheep and Lambs, 4,060 ;
114 y, V. los. to 41. Ga. Clover, OA Us. to Si Os. tisraw, 14.65.
Ito I/. 116.

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SALES B 1' AUCTION.

FitENCII WINE FOR SALE, AT NEW HAVIX.

Iti.r.u.hut to; Decree from the. Higu Court of Admiralty, 140
by Directions from the IlJnourrble Commissioners of the
C s l)(114 atxl Euise. we do hereby give Notice. that there
‘s b:: put up, . _ .

TOR SALE By AUCTTOX,• -
By Mr. T. It. WILLA r.
Oa Wr.retzsusT, :Nifty M, at Tw‘i o'clock to the Afternoon' at
the Bridge Inn, Newhaven, is Sunthy Lots, Duty free, for
the Payment of Salvage,
THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS,
vtz. .

%bolt 40 Casks of French Itcd Wine, average about 100
G.Ll:oas Kim

.it same time there will be off.Tcd for Sale, for Eporta-
lila only, about 106 Cast;: of French Red Wine, from WO to
lot) Liu!lons each ; which will be pat up in Lots of Ten C.:sks
e•v:lt Lot t bring the 'entire Cargo of the French brig Nt.ptune,
of Harr:, front the Port Vendre, bound to Rouen, I.lought
b':.) this root the I.:th of Oztobtr last, for Salvage, having
b picket, up at :iva.
FOC further Para.:llin aptly to 711essrs. Creswell, A,ltlanlF.,
and Creswell, Proctors, Doctors' Commons, Loudon ; the Col-
lector of Customs, Nnwhiven; or J. B. Stone and W. li. own,
Commissioners ror the Sale, a: Newhaven.

Sani.les of the Wine may be seen and tasted on the Norning
of the dav of &le.

N. H. A 1/..poAt of p •r Cent. wiltberepirel.

Tel:lnel fiuolLl yD begsßs Iptowsacix,
Till
, and
Fight Acres of I'ublic,that the
Land. at Notting-hill, lately occunled by
Gerard De Vismc, l'Aq. deceased, ARE DISPOSED Or BY
PRIVATE CONTRACT, and that the SALE of the remain-
der oi the ESTATE, adirertis:l fur the 26th May. at the Auc-
tion Matt, IS POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, 7th June.
broad-street, 15th May, 1520.

TOWN RESIDENCE WITH OFFICES, BERNER&

STREET.
By Mr. 1100 G A lIT, •
At the Mart, on Foully, May 26, at Twelve, (uuless an accept-
able offer be previously made by Private Contract),
AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, holden for
neArly Seventy Years, at a tt Kling Grotnid Rent, consisting
of an Excellent, Well-built NiILY HOUSE, late the lied-
-41:1.ce of his Excellency Count Woronzuw, situate No. '26, Ber-
ners.:arcet, Oxford-street; containing Six Ded-charohurs, a
Dressing-room, and Water-closet, Two elegant Drawing-rootns
of good prlsortions, Dining sod Breakfast-rooms, commodious
Hail, Bars Staircase, Rath-room, and convenient Offices, with
a Coach-Louse, Six Stall Stable, Man Servant'.-room, and Loft.
To be viewce. by Cards, which, with Ruxiculars, may be had
of Mr. Tioszart, o. Old Broad-street; Particulars also of
Messrs. Gressou and Fonnereau, Solicitors, Angel-court,'hr oz-
inortoc..succL ; :.rd at the '.Hari.

DETACHED FREEHOLD VILLA, with GARDEN and
PADDOCK, StjaiiEY, cis the BRIGHTON ROAD,
near tha DOWNS.

13y Mr. HOGG ART,
At the Mart, on Fatima., Nlay 26, at Twelve, (unless an acc.:pt-
able after is made in the meantime by Private*COntract),
ACommodious FREEHOLD VILLA, very de-
iii-atAy situate near the rural Village of SUTTON, about
Eleven '.lliies iron London, in the County of Surrey; con-
taining six 8..11 chambers, with a Dressing-room, eiegant
Dravein7. Pining, and ltlorning-rooms, and convenient Do-
sneak well supplied with good Water, with a Coach.
house and durst-stall St4b'e, Farmyard, Barn, and suitalde
Out.buildin,;c, productive Gard:l4 and two Paddocks, of which
inuncaliava poi,cs-ion may b. had.
To be licwed by applying to Mr. Arnold, Sutton, who will
anew the Pr.:miaes, and Particulars had of Mr. lloggart, 62,
Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange; and at the Mart.
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VALUABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY AND ARABLE
FARM, close to the Town of TENTERDEN. in the
County of KENT, and FREEHOLD LAND in ROM-
NEY MARSH.