Star.
London, England, 1817-09-25 00:00:00

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER MEETING, MONDAY, SEPT. se.
71• e Fazed Want Stakes of ICgs each, with 20p. added by the
cerpoottooo, for two year old colts ost. three, tilt. four. ast. 91b.
bee tn. ilb. sir, 9,t. 51b. and aged, gat. 71b.—Last mile and

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v half.
4r. Wrt's bay colt, Caprdn Candid, by Cerberus, out
4 Mandane, 4tre old • 1
I..trd Inswillians s b. c. Paulowitz, by Sir Paul, 1 yrs v
poke of Leeds's ch. c. by Mowbray, 2 yrs old - . 8
Sir r. Stanlry's br. c. Horton; by iir
Oliver, 4 yrs old 4
i to 1 and 5 to 2 apt Cation ; 3 to 1 asst Carlton ; 3 to 1 asst
Captain tkindkL
The Grey St. Leger Stakes of 21g4 emelt, for time year old colts'
Mr. 2.1 b. Mlles, 814.—tit. Leger Course —(3 t subeeribers.)
•,,tr. Peirses be. Ebor, by Orville, out of Constantin - 1
Mr. Wart's b. c. by Whitelock—Coriander - 2
lr.:Re of Ks milton • h. colt, lie4tless, by ktmembrancer 3
At starting the betting oo th;,‘ e are was i I to 10 on Whittlock,
..,.I 7to 1 at,. Vein-All; 12 to 1 apt Abbott John ;18 and
14 to 1 era Paeltogt•a ; 15 to 1 agbt
i: .0 1 art Is4.touglisnan ;
L:ether to Raphael ; 20 to 1 agst Lbtir.

pc.l-ce Stake, of ioOp each, b. ft. for colts ast. 71b. finis.; bat
4ib fite.--Your miles, (4 subscribers.)
.Ir. Glycol/eels b. col by Orville, out of Cannot, Ball's dam 1
Lol fitzwilhattes b. It
I. aron:vs, by Cervantes .
2 toM 1 oo Matitornvs.

Ili• Majesty's Plate of It g.. for all horses, ficc four-year o!d,,
log ob. five, ilst. tlbs sit, I 2st • and ap.d, lost. 41b.—Four

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Ytr I'. O. Pt,vtlett's ch. c D. 1. O. by Whitworth, dam by
bistubletoi.jaii, I years oi,l 1
Sr. M. hi. Sykes 's b e. by C ;minus, 4 yrs old
I kr,: Milton's b. h. Diumont, by Orville, S yrs old - 3
N.r. liouldsworth's b. h. Nuttinghan, by Witidte. 5 yrs 4
7 to 4 and 2 to I on D. 1. O.
Match for itOgs, b. ft.—Last mile and half.
Sir B. R. Graham's b f. be Ditclu...su, sit. Ilb. ree. forfeit.
Air. Watt's b. c. Cacambo, by Cerberus, 7e. I 21b. pd
Ihe betting on the Sr. Leger Stakes fluctuated greatly. After
three lute vans. Sant' Rubin and earnelion took the lead, and
be writing until they passed the Red House, when Ebor,
Whitel,Kk, Re.tless, and others, came tip in tront. At the
Li.taliCe Post Whiteluck appeared to be winning, and a well.
cnt.strd race ensued between him, b.bor and Restlew; the race
en won by a neck. Whitelock had the remains of a severe
;rli w bis nrar hind heel, which probably was the cause of his
I,e:lectly up to the mark.

IVEYMOUIH, SEPTEMBER 22.

IVednesday last his Royal Highness the Duke of
'ER, and the Gentlemen of his suite, 'em-
, on board his Majesty's ship TIGRIS; acid sailed
a visit to the islands of Guernsey and Jersey. The
morning the frigate reached Guernsey Roads.
Royal Highness, after breakfasting on board,
lwed ashore in the Royal barge, steered by
HAM MON. On quitting the ship the Royal
was hoisted, and a salute of twenty-one
was fired from Comet Castle. His Royal High-
, landed at the South Pier, and was received by
immense multitude of spectators with enthusiastic
His Royal Highness then proceeded to the
House, and his approach was welcomed
.ty military honour consistent with his rank.
13th Regiment, under the command of Colonel
,so, and the whole Militia of the Island, were
out, and formed a line, through which his
Highness passed, the whole saluting with pre-
arms, colours flying, drums beating, the dif.
bands playing "God save the King. ' and the
suit resounding their loyal. acclamations.
after the Duketamstering the Government hoses
raving received the congratulatory compliments
the Civil and Military. Departments, his Royal
!hoes mounted a charger, and accompanied by
of each rode round the Island, and after
taken a complete survey of its beautiful
le& returned to the Govertsrnerft.house and
with Colonel WALSH. the Deputy Governor,
a select party. In the evening a general and
' illumination took place throughout the whole
concluding with every other demonstration
next day his Royal Highness reviewed
the public works of the Island, and
=self highltsleased with the whole. As
Highness walild through the streets, he
by females strewing all kinds of flowers
others waving their handkerchiefs from
with, smiles of lovely expression, vocife-
we the King." ,
Royal Highness partook of a.most
dinner with Admiral Sir -JANNOZAU•
large party of Gentlemen, . °eiders of
'y, eats. In the evening.thei whole re.
,ssembly Rooms, where a grand ball
as given in honour of the occasion. The
Island, the Officers_of the Army and
ipwards of 300 Ladies and Gentlemen,
one of the most magnificent entertain.
lisplayed in that Island, at which beauty
conspicuously, and loyalty and cenvi-
never more happily blended. The whole
most cheerfully, to a very early hour,
day his Royal Highness proceeded so
gratified with the flattering reception.
'ienced from all ranks.
never exhibited a more gay and lively
than at present ; and, among the many
this fashionable Watering-place has to
recent liberal establishment formed!
and Co. of Snow-hill, London, of a'
tor speedy conveyance from the Metro-
hourg, our bay possessing every ideas-
- other western port for making thw
4 the most cheap, but most safe manner,
hence in that well known Last-sailing .I
commanded by the experienced Cap-'
J, and fitted up with every comtortable
ion for passengers.
i came on the election of a Mayor, . for
JO and Town, when ROPAR Woman,
elected for the year ensuing.
lately advertised are unavoidably post.
the Duke being absent, will ppeitsvely.
Monday, the' 13th inst. on•enfr Sqnds.

ive is the improvement in the _woollen
Leeds and the neighbourhood there is
conuected with that branch of manufae.-
and capable of working, out of employ.
Burnley has also felt the beneficial effects of
improvement of trade ; in the manufacture of
for what 15d. was paid UMW time age, the
now receive 2s. Manchester and its &pen-
'ly participate in the general imptotemeat.
cutters, dyers, and scary °thee class of ope-
shumfacturers, me now in full employment,
ituzeased wages•

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w been ix:Wetly ul
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CLOLCESTER, am
barked on board I
on a visit to the i•
next morning thi
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as rowed ashon
'gain HUHU/
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the immense mul
cheers. His Rol
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rawn nut, and
• oyal Highness
ted arms, ado
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• having mail
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preceded by
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► Army, Navy
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had experienc
This town net
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the Races 1.4
and the
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