Star.
London, England, 1818-10-29 00:00:00

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NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR koticr.
MEETING, 1818.
WORIZIDAY, OCIVIRIL 28.
(First Class)--Handleap Stshes of togs. each, toi
upwards. D. M.
Ld. Suffield's Glow-worm. 6yrs. old, Bst. 61b.
Mr. Bats Stainborough, 4yrs. old., 7s . • Mb.
lA. Roui's Leptis, 3yrs. old, 7st.
Mr. V.ussittart Equator, errs. old, hitt ,
Seven to 4. igst. Glow-wdcant-6 to 1 apt eltainboroagh.
Subscription Plate of £3O, fee 2yr. Olds carrying iPt.
3yr. bids est. 101 b. T. Y. C.
Mt. Crockfotd'i chi f. by Corbus, 2yrs. ekl
Sir C. Damburyi ch: c. by Zodkac, 4yrs. old
Twenty 1b 1 :opt. Mr. Crockford's eh. t
(Second Class)-Handicap Sweepstaies of logs. each,
3-yr-oldt and upwards; D. M.
Mr. Lake't Amabcl, 4yrs. okl, 7st. Mb:
Mr. Prince's Manfred, yna old, Sst. Sib.
Mr. nusli's Scbwartzenburg, 4yra. old, 7st. 21b.
Mr. Crockford's c. by Dick Andrews, clans by Paynatot,
3yrs. old, Cat. 71b.
Mr. Cussan's c. by Election, 3yrs. old, ht. 7111.
Five to 1 on Manfred.
Ld. Exeter's Advance, 7st; Inb. beat Mt. *1309'11
Mlle, Set. 1 '2lb. D. I. 20010.-1 1 to 10 agst. Advance.
Mr. Uuddaid's Anticipation, list. 61b. beat Mr. Ditty'
dent, est. 41b. A. F. IGOgs. b. f'.-Even beting.
Mr. Prince's Sylvanti heat Mr. Udny's Milton, est. sib.
D. M. 100 V. b. ft.-2 to lon Sylvanns.
Mr. Payne's Ranksborough, Bst. 21b. rec. from Lord "
Interpreter, sst. a M. 2410 p.
CARDIFF WELLS STAFF RACF.S.
The Hunters Plate of legs. each stands unrivalled on
record, from the number of heats. It was run as Mimi%
rode b-; the owners:
Mr. Cave's Gimblet
Mr. Jcilv-.'s Artichoke
Captain 11 ells Pour Mull
Mr. Sweet's Blackbriar
Colonel Street's Fly
Mr. Morgan's Gamenut
Mr. Satchell's Quiz

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3 4 5
2 1 3
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Mr. Jones's All-speed dr.
Mr. Lane's Durance c fed
The horses ran tsventtiour miles, and each heat s.
contested. Poor Moll ran for every heat in fine stile, and
let saved the race by a neck in the third beat. Gamecut
beat. The whole ran themselves out.
MONTROSE., OCTOBER eft.
Yesterday a vast quantity of Beauty, Rank, and
assembled to witness the decision of two matches :

The first, between Lord Kintore and Ruben Ts),lor,
Kirktonhill, owners, en a two-mile beat, was *on so
the latter that it afforded no sport.
The second, between Haeatio Koss, kn. of RO-sit''
Doctor, and George Carnegie. Esq. of Charleton's b. t.
Wildfire, rode by jockies ; once round the Course. The
distanced Madge. Wildfire.

FIFE MYST.
The Hunt met at Cupar, on Mcndsy, the nth instant.
Fox-Hour.ds hunted on Monday, Wednesday, and -
and had good sportt
lITURSDAT, OCTilitl 16.

The limiters' Pate of £5O was run for, and won
Mr. Skene's cb. gelding Sunley, by Coclaghter -
Sir David Moncrieff's ch. mare Win-if-sbe-can
An open Plate of £so.—Thece-atile heats.
Mr. Moray's Laird of Logan
Lord Eglinton's Glengarry - - • - -
A goorl race—e to 4on Glengarry.
A Yeomanry Cup, value liSga. with 10 p. is east'
Mr. William lioneyntan's ches mare Mary -
Mr.
Gulland's roan mare Meggy • -
Mr. Thomas Honc7man's ha:: mare Mrs. etark
Ne. Greenhill's bay horse Sportsman - -
'tree either, started, but were not Planed. An
Ate--first and second heats woo by a neck.
ram*:' °crone In.
An open Plate of .0-50.—Twessenile tette.
Lord Eglinton's Sans CuDynes (won easy) • •
Mr. ;Nlory's Laird of Logan - - - - •
An open Plate of £so.—Three-mile lteats.
Lord Eglinton's Sans Cullottes - -
Mr. Moray's Laird of Logan - - - -
Mr. Utick's Win-if:she-can - - •
A Welter Staken--Itode by Gentlemen.
Mr. Menle's brown horse Speculation (Captain Hay)
Mr. Skene's ch. g. Sunley, by Cockfighter (Mr. Christie,
General Mackenrie's cb. b. The Miller (ben. Patine
The Meeting was highly respectable, although not
ma as on formzr occasions. Among the company were
rid Noblemen and Gentlemen from other counties. Gres
is eepeeted next season, as, besides four £3O Plates,
Cop, value wogs. a Welter Stakes, and Yi.cimaury
to be run for.

HUNTING.
The Prince Regent's Hounds meet on Monday at
head Thicket ; Friday at Sl...ugh.
Eir John Cope's Hounds greet to-morrow, at Hartford
Clumps ; Tuesday next, at Tdehurst ; and Friday, at
Ximenes, Bear Grove.

The inhabitants of Kennington Cross havi
these few days, been much annoyed by the r
a Ghost haunting the house of a widow Lad:
neighbourhood, and playing the usual pranks
ing bells, rattling of chains, &c. The street before
house has been crowded with people.
Tuesday evening, as the Brighton and Chichester
stage-coach was on its route to Portsmouth, the -
man having occasion to alight at the usual ,
sign of the Swan, in Corsham, within a few
Portsmouth, gave the reins into the hands _
senger who sat on the box : the horses findii
reins loose, instantly galloped off at full speed.
gentleman, an outside passenger, conceiving
in danger, jumped off from the roof, and
nately broke one of his leg.. He was taken
the Swan, and surgical assistance immedi....
dered him, and where he now lies. The horses
alter were stopped, without doing further mi-
Between twelve and one o'clock on Saturda'
a Gentleman in Edinburgh, going home to hi
in Sciennesxstreer, was assaulted by several
at the end of the Meadows, and, after a de
straggle; robbed of 3501. and a bill for SO/.
Police were on Sunday enabled to trace and
hend the robbers ; on whom the bill and part
money was found, and the remainder, upon ti
formation, was got secreted on the road to Leith.
About thirteen years ago, a young man, .
been employed as a clerk in the counting-house
merchant in London, absconded with a large
money in hit possession, which he had received
the bankers with whom his employer transacted
ness.. Every possible inquiry was made to e
him, but ineffectually : rewards were offered,
bills were circulated, but in vain. On Sa
morning last a packet was placed in the hands
Gentleman be had served, enclosing the st
£1136, with a letter, which ran in these words
Sts—At the time I parted from you with the sun
you entrusted me to get from your bankers, I resolved
honestly ap•eireumastancee would permit the hereafter ,
have done. I enclose the sum of £1136 fur the amount .
which I took with me, with interest frOm that day to this t.
I have all along resolved to do this, with the assistance
; and I am thankful I have been able to do
not necessary for me to say more, as I am aware of
vourable light my conduct must be viewed in by you.
1 remain, Sir

" P.S.—These are some odd shillings a.ol penes
sum, whit!' it was not convenient to enclose."

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