Star.
London, England, 1811-04-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MUTING, 1111.
VrcoNtsoar, APRIL 17.
Sweepstakes of 7.04)gs each, b. ft. Ab. M.
Mr. Andrew's Trophonius, Ist. 51b. -
Mr. Lawrel's Psyche. sat.
2 to.). on Troplsonhts. ° •
Sweepstakes 110 gs. aids. h. Et. Ab. M.
Dikot Rutlaad's ch. c. Momus,, by Quiz, Ist. 7111. -
Mr. raven's Tipplty-wltchet, by Wazy. out of Hare, itst. 41b.
Ld R Bentinck's f. trglosu4 Whiskey, darn by Kwg Fergus,
• Sit. 41b.

' • *3 to lon Mania. •
A Subscription *plate or £5O, for 11-rt-tadt, 7st. s-cr.olds, sr_
71b. on 4 4-yr-olds, Sst. Two-yr-old L.
Mr. l.ribioke's b e. Edward, 3 yts 01d
Ms C. Bu.sbury's bt. e. Fair Stu, 4 yrs old
Or F. Standish's b:e:by Young Eagle, 3 yrs old -
Mr. lote's b. e. by Young Whiskery, out of Spinetta, 2 yrs ald 4
, • 4to 1 apt Edward—s to lon Fair Star.
Tete Second Class of the Oatlands Stakes of SOp. each, h. ft. D.
IA Ozford's Victoria, I yrs old, est. 131 b. - -
Id 0. H. Cavendish's Mlddlethorpe, 4 yrs old, 94. t lk.
I Li robres Ball. 3 yrs old, 7st. alb. -
IA Lowther's eh. g, Esculaplus, 4 yrs nisi, ast. 41b.
Mt. Lab's Breslow, S yrbuld, 7st. 41b. . g
i 5 to SI apt Viciatia—Even o. Middletharpe.

IN,

. The match between Mr. Adams, of Dover, and M.r.
Millen, to run from the market-place at. Dover to the
cattle-market at Canterbdry, the former giving tht
latter half-a-mile at starting, took place on Monday,
when Millen started precisely at lOo'clock, and reach-
ed Canterbury at ISt minutes before 12. Adams,
who it would seem at no time gained on his antago-
nist, came within a mile of Canterbury, when
finding no chance of success, be gave up the contest.
A large concourse of spectators were assembled to
witness the arrival of the winner.

Whilst two hackney.coachmen were amusing them.
selves in racing their vehicles, nn Monday, in Park.
lane, a nursery.maid,.,ith three children, was cross-
ing, when one of them, -a boy, four years old, son of
Mr. STvAnr, of Bayswater, was knocked down by
the horses, awl the wheel went over one of his legs,
which it dreadfully fractured ; and amputation fol-
lowed yesterday.

ROYAL HUNT.—Monday the annual grand Hunt,
by his MAJESTY'S hounds, took place on Tower-Hill,
near Swinley. The deer at setting off ran with great
swiftness to the right across the Forest, taking to the
left by Bagshot-park, where he leaped over the gate
into the Park. He, however, made a double back,
and ran with great speed up the hill towards slack-
water Bog, crossed the Bagshot-road, taking to the
left into a clump of trees, near the Golden Farmer,
*here he was taken after a famous run of near an
hour, he not being able to run longer, being very fat,
and was killed by the hounds before the huntsmen
could get up time enough to take them off. Another
deer was turned out this morning from Stoke Cum.
mon.

COVET CARDEN Tits.tirtz.—Last night there was
a revival of SMAIMPtAItei Play, called the Comely
of Errors. In the getting up. (as it is professionally
phrased) of this comedy, there has been much pains
bestowed by the superintendent upon the due arrange-
oxent of the scenic business. All the performers
seemed eager to be perfect in their exertions. Mr.
-Battairox and Mr. JONES, who sustained either Anti•
ph•lii, were as similar in their persons and efforts as
could be expected, nor did the character languish in
their custody. The two Dromior were well upheld by
Mrssrs. MW4DEN and BLANCHARD, and they both
got much applause, and that very deservedly, as it
was not through the medium of grimace or trckery,
but by the apt enforcement of character t some of the
by-play by Mr. Mumma was most happily illustra•
tive of the main design. It is evident that this play
bas been considerably lopped, but we consider the
alterations, generally, as amendments, and shall b:
surprised if it is not eventually attractive.
The play went off with very great dd. It was
succeeded by the Grand Dramatic Romance of Ate
Beard, the attractions of which do not appear to hare
decreased in consequence of its having been so fre•
quently repeated—the cavalry and infantry
•• fought all their banks o'er again,"
and were again received with unbounded applause.
Still, however, the perspective is by no means so well
managed as it was at Drury-lane. The stage is net•
ther extensive enough for the business of the machinist
in the march from the mountains, nor for the distant
intonation with which the music of that march should
come softened to the ear.
The House was excessively crowded—and the boxes
exhibited a most charming combination of loveliness
and fashion.
Lycaux.—The Castle of Andalusia was last night
performed at this Theatre. Mr. BRAHAM sustained
the character of A/Memo, in which he introduced
variety of songs from other pieces. Throughout he
was honoured with the most liberal support. Don
Fernando was well played by Pines. In several of
ire
songs he was uncommonly happy. Lova:nova and
PTNSON were very amusing in Don Scipio and Spade;
and MATHIWS 'in Pedrillo convulsed the House wit:i
laughter. All the female parts were well sustained.
Miss KILLY and sirs. Simms gave considerable iin•
portance to the parts of Cote/iris and Isabella, and Mrs.
ORGeli was a pleasing representation of
—A Mr. CHAlauErti, from the Theatre Royal, BiT.
mingham, made his debar on the London boards, .n
the character of Don Cesar. He may be possessed
of very considerable powers, but the character Jeri
not afford any great scope for a display of talent.—
He had at least the merit of not offending, and will
be found

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