Star.
London, England, 1829-07-15 00:00:00

ENSUING OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

We are happy to announce that the present Calendar
contains a smaller number of prisoners than we have witnessed foe
several years past, at a corresponding Session. It is nevertheless
stained with the offence of murder, and than are also 55 other
charges which affect the lives of the accused parties. The summary
punishment which has of late been inlieted upon servants who
enthesale the property of their employers appears to have a good
effect, as the recurrence of the offence has been reduced after the
ntio of from eight to one. Blample has not, we are sorry to say,
produced the like effect in regard to street.robben, 24 pet sons
having been committed for stealing (rota the person during the very
abort interval since the last Sessions.
The following is a summary statement desairive of the various
egaiess with which the prisoners for trial at ensuing Sessions
severally stand charged, viz.
Murder ... .. .. ... 5
Burglary ... 1
Forgery .. .. .. .. 1
Rape ... ... ... ••• 1
Arson .. .. ... .. 1
Highway Robbery ... S
..
Housebreaking... ••• 10
.._ ... .

Stealing in Usv-elling•houses ... ...
Sheep•stealing ... ... ... 9
Embezzling ... ••• ••• 1
Stealing from the Peron ••• ••• 24
Receiving Stolen Goods .. .. 4
Larcenies .. ••• ... ••• 99

Total ... 163
..
Of the above number there are thirty•one charged with offences
alleged to have been committed in the City of London, and 132 in
the County of Middlesex.
STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S GAOL OP NEWOATE,
Jure 14.

Males. Females.
Prisoners under sentence of Death .. '24 S
-------- Transportation for life 14 6
4 yeas ... 11 ti
7 ditto 43 35
imprisoned for various Felonies an.d
Misdemeanours

4 0

--- whose judgments are respired ___
... S 2
----- acquitted on the ground of Insanity
and remain ... ... ... ... ... 3 0
---- acquitted and detained ... .. 2 0
..... commited under the Bankrupt Laws 2 0
- fnr trial at these Sessions ... .. 11$ 45
—..-- remanded from last Sessions ... 2 0
--
for trial at Clerkeowell ditto ... 1 0
--.. Admiralty ditto ... 5 0

- ~:~ _

137 99.•
Total -,36

Four men were unfortunately drowned on Thursday in
the reservoir belonging ti the Grand Junction Canal, at
Elstree, Herti, owing t.) the boat in which they were sail-
ing being capsized by a sudaen squall.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.

Newmarket, Masan Night.
We subjoin a few addldssal particulars el this day's races—
TIM JOLT SYMMS.

The odds fluctuated cenelderably from Sunday afternoon to the
starting. At one time Lord Cleveland's Waits colt was backed
freely at 5 and I to 1; and it may be credited that there was some
disappointment when he was declared nes to start. Lord Anson's.
Lord Ezeter's, and Sir M. Weed's bones were also backed to a coo.
siderable amount, the two last named being looted before starting
at 2 to i each, and the ether at 4 to 1. Cobweb at 10 tel. Envoy at
19 to 1, and .Amoret at 20 to 1. bad no ftimds. Very little 'scaled
for in the way of description, the hammer being decidedly the
best horse throughout the ram. He had • Mad from the beginning,
Lord Anion's and Lord Jersey's lying omit kin, and then Mr.'
Wilson's; but en coming down the kill it was clear that be was
whining easy: to snake all sure, Robinson tickled bins wick the
spur and flourished the whip, planing very easy by a length.—
Nothing had the shadow of a chance except them named above.
Lord Anson 's rode by Arnett, Lerd Jersey's by G. Edwards, Mr.
Wilson's by Cbifney. The Witch colt by Cesar, Amerce by
Wakefield, Advance by Dockery. and Envoy by Wheatley. Vol..
of the Stakes 925 t.

The 10 sovereigns sweepstakes did not excite much interest.
The odds were to 1 apt Caradorl (who beat Greenman%le in one
of the spring meetings), f tog apt Magawi.ka, 4 m 1 apt Windfall,
and 6to 1 apt Augusta. Magawiska (F. Boyce) made the run-
ning, followed by Caradori, the others being well laid up. When
near home. Caradori let loose and woo easy by a length. Rode
by John Day; Lord Arson's, by Aroull ; Emilio% by Edwards;
Lord Exeter's, by Dockery ; Peobloseons, by Wakefield ;
by Conolly ; Verderer, by Wbeadey ; Lord Jersey's, by Ro-
binson ; and Careful, by a lad.
From the extreme beauty et the weather the company was more
numerous than usual. It included the following fasbionables :
Duke of Grafton, Duke of Portland, Marquis and Marchioness of
Cleveland, Marquis and Mereldoness of Exeter, Marquis of Wor-
cester, Earl Verulam, Earl of Oxford, Earl Sefton. Earl of Jersey,
Earl of Southampton, Lord Lopetber, Lord Anson, Lord George
Sentinels, Lord Henry Beldock, Lord John Fitzroy, Lord George
Cavendish. Lord Albert Conyogham, Lord Ranelaels, Sir Mark
Wood, General Grosvenor, Colonel RUSICII, Hon. Colette! Anson
Colonel Peel. Captain Baird, Captain Grant; Meows. Cbristopbe;
Wilson, Irby, Delme Radcliffe. Grevllle, Scott Stonebewer, R.
Wilson, W. Anson, Lyne Stephens, Wigram, Roberts, Hawker,
sod several other members of the Club. The late rains have been
favourable to the ground, which is in excellent condition for running.
The betting has not been heavy on any of the great betting stakes,
but now that the Mummer has realized the promise held oat by kis
running at Ascot Heath, the Derby odds will MUM a definite shape,
although from being more remote, it must continue secondary to
the Great St. Leger. At the time of making up our parcel, • few
engagements bad been made on the Derby and St. Leger, at odds,
of which the following will be found a correct quotation ;

Deasy, 18*.
I so 1 against the Mummer (taken)
The following are the fixtures for Wednesday:
Sweepstakes of .10 sot's. each for two yr olds.
Doke of Graftou's f,by F.wilius, ost of Zing
Lord Reeter's f, by Phantom, dam by Woful
Mr. Sowerhy's eh f Amer.,
Mr. Meynell's f, by Gulliver—llandoline
Mr. L. Charkoa's f Myra, thr Master Henry
b f, by Master Henry, dam by Ruben.
Mr. Roger.'. f. Marinette, by Meths—Mary
I. by Monies—Scratch
Match 100 sovs. NO ft— Mr. Walker's Spondee, got 131 b, against
Mr. Aldridge's Demon, Ist loth. Last three miles of B.C.
Match 200. h ft, New T.Y.C.—Lord Chesterfield's Carthusian,
lit 91b, apt Lord Tavistock's Rosetta, Ist 21b.
Match 200,1 i It, New T.T.C.—Mr. Perkins's Red Rover apt
Mr. Stephens 's f, by Nieolo—Jerboa, Bst 41b each.
There will be two other races, for which the entries are sot yet
made.

Tuesday Evening.
At the Jockey Club dinner last night were Lord Lowther, Lord
Vendors, Lord George Bernina, Lord Southampton, Lord G. H.
Cavendish, Lord Jersey, Sir Mark Wood, Mr. Roberts, and about
half a dozen other members. Amongst the departures to-day are
the Marquis and Marchioness of Cleveland, Marquis of Worcester,
Lord G. H. Cavendish, and Mr. Paulen.
Previous to the races to-day, the following racing stock was
brought to the hammer :
_ _

By colt. yrs old, by Wanton. dby Haphasard, oo•bidders.
Bay colt, 2 yrs old, by Bustard, out of Mufti's don, no bidden.
Bay colt, 2 yn old, by Cervantes, d by Walton, out of Calypso,
engaged in the Prendergast and Newmarket Stakes, knocked dews
to Lord Worcester for 50 guineas.
Bay yearling colt, by Polygar,own brother to Partisan, out of
Charcoal, 92 guineas.
Bay mare, 4 yn old, by Skim--.lssrf, 90 guineas.
Brown colt, S yn old, by Tireslas, d by Walton, grenades. by
Sorcerer—Medina's dam, 60 pines..
Carthago, 6 yrs old, 640 guineas.
Bay colt, s yrs old, brother to Vision, by Phantom, out of Bru-
net te, OS guineas.
The following horses are named for the 2 ands yr olds Sweep-
stakes toM-TOW
Duke .f Graftoo's Resold
Lord Wharncliffe's f by Master Heory—Massuwe
lard Lowther's Verderer
Mr. L. Stephens's fby Nieelo—Tears's dam
Mr. Batumi's Discovery
Mr. Forth names b c ►y Centaur, dam by Eagle
Mr. Wilsen's e by Blieklock-.4atonislusent's dun
Lord Verulam names Impudence. and
Lord Reeter names Shepherds.

The following are particulars of tile day's running:
Fifty pounds for 3 yr olds, ist Sib ; 4 yrs, est ; 5 yr, fat Slb ;
6 yrs, Bat liilb ; and aged, fst. D.I.
Dub of Grafton 's Turquoise, 4 yrs, walked over
Lord Rioter's Redgauntlet, aged, drawn
Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 asses. each, for three yr olds. D.M.
Mr. Ration's Seraph, list Sib ...
klr. Greville's Ruda. .. Sit ... ••• ... 2
Doke of Grafton's Ronald, sat 71b .. .. ... S
General Grosvenor's Mrepberdess, Ist ... ...
Lord Orford's Tancreda, Sin 41b ••• .. ... 3
Lord Exeter's Gold Pie, Set 31b •.. ...
Mr. Stephen's f by Nicolo sic —.

V?un by a length.
(Setoad Year). Renewal of the Sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns
each, for three year olds, Est 91b ; 4 yrs, Bst lib ; 5 yrs, est 101 b ;
6 yrs, Iht ; and aged, Rst 21b.
for 300 sows. tcs. Seven subset.' •rs.
Lord Ferule= names Bernardo, 1 yrs
Duke of Grafton's ► c Laocutrian, 4 yrs g
Mr. Rogers names Chiron, slam by Smolensko
Mr. Forth names fby Tramp—Prue, 3 yrs ... ... 0
Wilson names eby Abjer—Pledge, 3 yrs. ... ... 0
Lord Rzeter's Gold Pm, 3 yrs
Lord Anson did sot name.