Star.
London, England, 1803-04-12 00:00:00

SPORTING INTEL. ;MNCR.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN .MEETING. APRIL Ir.
The Craven Stakes, a Subfcription of (cgs. each,
for all ages ; z-yr olds carrying 61t.-3 yr rids
811.-4-yr olds tia. 91b.-5-yr ()Ids 9a. db.-
6 yr olcl. 91t. 51b.—and aged 99. 71b
the Flat.

Sir F. Staudifb's 1,. h. Eagle, aged 6-yrs
I.d Clermont's b. r. Rumba, by Whilk,y, 2-yrs old 1
Mr. Robfon's br. c. Orange Flower, 4-yrs old - 3
Ld Gmfvenor's ch. c. Northampton, by Ph o Bull, ; yrs 4
D. of Grafton', ch. c Flambeau. 4.yri old -
Mr. Dclme Radelifl.:'s b. g. Kehl. 6-yrs old - 6
Mr. Fletcher's b.c.Strathipey, h P.pator, 3 yrs old 7
Sic to 4on Sir F. Standith's Eagle-7 to t abR
Lord Clermont's Ritmho-4 to t agll Rebel.
The Fill ClA's of the OatlAnds Stakes of scgs.
each, h. ft. 1). 1.

Mr. Wardell's Hart foot, 3-yrs old, 5 R. 71h. -
I.d Cle-mont's Piicator, 3-yrs old, Eft B.h. - 2
Mr. Windham'. Galloper, 3-yrs old, sft. 91b. - 3
Mr. Ludbroke'. Tulia, 3.yr, old, 71t. 311). - - 4
Mr. Watfon's Lignum Vim, 5 yrs oil, 911.a1t0. 5
Gen Grofvenor's Qt2ick, sirs tda, 71t sib. - 6
Mr. Sitsvell's Pipvlin, 3 vrs old, 'ft. 61h. - 7
Mr. Mime Rath:lOUs Lucan, 6-yr, old, Bft. ttlb. pd
Mr. 1.. Savile's Cinnamon, 5-yr. old, 81t. t t lb. pd
Ten to t agft Harefoot—to to t agli Pifcator-
-7 to a agft
.rolia-6 to t aga Pipvlin.
Mr. Dawfon's Q2iz, Ba. beat Mr. Fletcher's
Hi"hland Fling, 8;t. 71b. B. C. tooogi.-45 to
20 nn Quiz.
Mr. Warrington's Jack Chance, 7a. zlh. beat
Mr. Shafto's Vtivt:t Horn, Bft. 71b. Two middle
miles of B. C. 2 co,4s.h. ft.-5 to ton Jack Chance.

T 145 THEATRES.—The performances at both
houfes were well attended laa night; but the com-
pany at each were lefb elegant than numerous.
Lail week a legacy left by the late Duke oft
BRIDGEVVATER was brought to be Ramped :it the
Stamp Office. The legacy was for 482,4501. and
the Ramp duty came to 4,4731. tos. being three
per cent. on the legacy.
Monday fe'nnight.at one o'clock in the morning,
Mr. THOM As CALVERT, of Bracebridge, near Stam-
ford, fet off from that village to ride his ponev, t
bands high, to the town of Derby and back, being
100 miles, in 24 hours. Mr. CALV ERT rides I I
Reuse, yet the animal performed the journey in 19
hours and three quarters, returning to Bracebridge
at a quarter before nine at night.
A poor illiterate old woman, of Feathard, near
Clonmell, in Ireland, known in the neighbourhood
by the appellation of Granny, has of late, very
unexpeEtedly, come into pollitlion of above
10,0001. as next of kin to an Officer of Dragoons
who died inteßate.

Thurfday morning a young woman drelred as a
feaman, came to one of the rendezvous in Fal-
-11 mouth for the purpofe of entering herfelf for the
navy ; but her fez being loon difcovered the was
of courfe rejected. It appears that the belongs to
a country parith at a fmall dißance from Falmouth,
'and that her attachment to a young man who is
gone into the navy (and by whom the is with child)
aCtuated her to this extraordinary proceeding, for
the fake of following him.
ENGLISH LOTTIMY.—YeRerday being the 3d
Day of Drawing, the following Numbers were
drawn Prizes above tot. viz. No. 38,413, a Prize
of ; o,oool.—and Nos. 22,455, 35,766, 43,288,
Prizes of tool.

The Ticket, No. 38,413, drawn yeßerday a
Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was fold at Mars.
Flaz•ao,.Buairx, and Co.'s Office, in two Fourth,
one Eighth, and fix Sixteenth Shares.
It was yelterday reported, that a perfon in a
confidential lituation in the Bank, had been taken
into cullody on a charge of having fold Exche-
quer Bills that had been bought in by the Direc-
Jors. An eminent Lottery Office Keeper, who had
fold the Bills a day or two before, is raid to have
been the means of dete.ling this tranfaftion.
Yefterday Townfend and another man, belong.
ing to the brig Viciffitude, Capt. Wimpra, bound
to Montreal, were examined a fecond time, at the
Police Office, Shadwell, on a charge of breaking
bales and other packages in the hold when they
were Rowing the cargo, and carrying away the
articles at night on chore. The vael being under
the neceffity of departing for her deßination, and
the Captain not being able to remain on (pore to
profecute the prifoners, they were fent on board
the tender, to ferve in the Royal Navy.
About ten o'clock yefierday morning, as the
fervant of Capt. ELSTED, of the Royal Navy, was
driving his maßer's curricle and pair,turning from
Bond-fireet into Piccadilly,one of the traces loofen-
ed, and touched the hqrfes legs, who being very
fpirited, plunged, and ran with the greateli vio.
knee till they came near the Star in Piccadilly, ,
when the carriage upfet, and the driver was thrown i
to a confiderable dillance ; this was only a momen-
tary check ; for, with the curricle turned uplide
down, they purfued their career, and were not
flopped till they reached Princes.fireet, Leicefter-
fields. The fervant, we are forry to add, received
by the fall a very dangerouscontufion on his head.
The curricle was broken to pieces.
Thurfdaymorning as a broad wheel waggon was
going down the defcent of London Bridge, on the
Borough fide, with the wheels locked, the links
breaking, the honks were hurried forward, when
a boy accidentally palling at the time, with a par-
cel on his head, fell down, and one of the wheels
going over him, he was crufhed to death.
On Saturday as the Chefier Mail coming to
London was palling through Barnet, the letter
bags were fink, containing a great quantity of hills
of various defcriptions. The Thieves were In ex-
tremely expert that they took all the letters ont,
and funk the bags in a pond by the sleight cif bricks
put into thtm.
On Friday evening laR, between fevcn and eight
o'clock, a fire broke out in Sion Gardens, Alder-
manbury, at the houfe of Mr. Clarke, Navy Sur.
geon ; it began in the kitchen, and the limes at-
tended to the henna floor in a few minutes, but
by the affillance of she engines, and Ikiiful exer-
tions of the Firemen, its progreft was flopped.—
Mr. Clarke's fen, a child about three years old,
was comewhat burnt, as was its mother in her foe-
cefsful endeavours to lave him. Mr. Clarke was
on board ltis !hip at Sheernefs at the time y—no
pat of his property is inforsci.