Star.
London, England, 1828-11-13 00:00:00

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A Sweepstakes of 10 Louis trow each, T. Y. C. was won by up
; Gasperini agr h Matchleis, beating Mr. Hamilton's Sadak, ikl
Mr. Antal'. Donna Maria.—Even on llatchless.
The First Class of this Argo Stakes, of 10 sequins each, for hem,
notbsc thorough-bred. Once round. 9st 101 b each. Eizh,ret
Suriber*.
Mr. Thellusuin's Ii m Beauty, by Knowsley ...
••• Lord Albert Conyugham's b rn Alatilda 1...
The following also *tatted, but were not plactuA : °. 2
Mr. Perry'. ch h !Lab Ito*. by ritzjames ...
Lord Norntanby's br m Lady Contest 0
Sir H. WilliantsoWs bin Schema* ... .... .. 0
Lord Iturghersh's bh Malmantile -• 0 ..., ... I (Setting-5 to 4on Beauty ;3to I apt Bob Roy. W005,„1.
Baum f.owenberg's br b Tickletnby, beat Sir H. Wi11iam5..42.6 gr k Itiber, 9st 10:b each. Once rouni 50 Louis.
Betting-7 to 4on Tockleoby. Won cleverly.
Mr. Thellusson's b m Beauty, 9w Itlb. heat Sir H. Williisuog,
bin SdruMlo, 94 71b. T.Y.C. 50 Louis. Won easy.
Lord Borghewsh's b b Malmantik, rec. ft. frown Ramo Wpm
berg's gr m Ats'Anta, gat bib each. 'l'. Y.C. 2.: Louis.

D*Y.
The Gold Cup, given by Monsieur hemiduff; free for any itone,
handicap weights.
Lord Normanby's b b Comte d'Ar:oll,9st 1 lib
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Mr. The Damon's hr h Sharpshooter. 9st 91b
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The following also started, but were not placed:
Baron Lowenberg's br h Tickletoby. 9st 101 b
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Lord Normanby s b h Forfeit. 9st
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Sir H. Willramson'sgr h Rater, 9st 7ih 0
Mr. Perry's br f Sister to Hrucard, 11-t 41b
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Betting.--S o 4 agst Sharpshooter ;7to 4 apt Comte d'Artait;
3 to 1 Tickletoby ; 4 to 1 agst Sis:er -to 13rncard. Won toy.
Lord A. Conyngliam's b m I ht. beat Lord litiribews
b Malmantile, Itht 9!b. T Y.C. Loafs. liven
Mr. Perry's ch h Smuggler. h,at Mr. Gasperiursgr h Matchless,
911 10111 each. T.N.C. 25 Louis.

Mr. Lee's True Blue, belt Lord A. Canynshatn's Mati!ds
(bolted). Once round. 25 Louis.
Betting—.l to lon Matilda.
A Purse of Gold, for bona fide Imcks, was won by Mr. Mills'sclik
Goldfinch, heating True Blue and three others. Cace rounds
The Second Class of the Arco Stake, of 10 secaies each, lee
thorough-bred bones. esrrying 11. e each. blare,, &c. allowed
4th. Once round. Highte^o Subscribers.
Lord Worcnanhy's h g Comte d'A:tois, lOst . 1
Lord Nonnanby' b b • Forfek, 11 st
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Baron Loweitherg's br g Tickktoby. trig lolb s
Mr. Thellussen's eh g Conviction, by Capt. Candid, lOst bib 4
Betting-5 to 4 cads agst Comte il'Artnis and Curvictiou; 3to
1 apt Tickletuby ; 5 to 1 apt Forfeit."' '.'.'on in a c.iner.
A Silver Cup for horses not thorou:lt.brtd. Ouce tovcd.
Handicap weight.
Mr. Thellusson's b m Beauty, list Gib I
Lord Normaeby's br m Lady Contest, 9st 31b S
Lord A Conynzham's Matilda, 9st nth ; Mr. Nrry's Smuggler,
9st loth; Lord Burghersh's Malmantile, 94t ath 31'114
Goldfinch, 9st 61b; Mr. Lee's Pacba, 9st tilb ; and 3lr. Lee's
Trueblue, 9,t 21b. also started, but acre not placed.
Betting—S to lon Beauty. Won very easy.
Mr. Perry's hr f Sister to Brocardolst 41b. heat Mr. Thames'.
Conviction, lOit 21b. (fell lame). Once round. 5u Lutris.
Betting-5 to 4on the filly.
Dovotas, Isr,lt 0/ MAN, NOV. 4.--This morning, at
about one o'clock, a fire broke out in • the. eittneive
establishment of the Union Mill, which ende.i in a most
overwhelming conflagration. The inner works ate
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burnt down, and nothing remains but the walls. Much
loss to the country will be the consequence. as home
produce, to a very considerable amount, lay within the
building to be manufactured.
A curious circumstance occurred on Friday last at
the Diorama in Paris. Her Royal Highnes Mademoiselle,
the daughter Lf the Duchess of Berri, being there with
her governess to see the new view of Veoict', removed
frequently from one place to another, in order to get a
better sight of the picture; in doing this she incom.
moded a French Lady who was present, and who, beirg
ignorant of her rank, abused her very violently. Madt-
moi dle did not reply to this abuse ; and it was only b 7
one of the company that the offended Lady was informe
of the rank of the personage whom she reprimanded.
One of the richest individuals if the class of nobilq
in Lisbon is the present Baron deQiintilla, whose latkr
purchased his patent of nobility, being in the first n•
stance a merchant; his great wealth arose chiefly fr.m
holding the monopoly of obacco and snuff; nuitie
else being allowed to manufacture either; and thecon-
gumption is immense, as all ranks smoke (egars' and
take snuff. When Isnot held possession of Liana, he
took up his quarters in this nols'emati's loin, who
allowed him 300 dollars a day to find a table to him-
self and suite.

EXTRNSIVE ROBBIRL—A few days ago. infamation
was received at the Bow-street Office, by Sir R. Bailie,
of the following daring and extensive rnbb-ry, com-
mitted during the night of the '2 I of N.-veraher, at a
retired village called Oulpen, near Stroudwater, Gine, s.
tershire:—The Lady of James Andrea Staughton. Eq.
of Cheltenham, was on hq way from Bach to thAt plate
in her carriage, and stopped for the nigl t az Oul;•en.
which is in the direct road. Iler carriage was pared
in a barn, and the nest morning it was discovered that
the door of the barn had been lerced open, and an iin•
perial, which was fastened on the tot.f, cut From it a:4
taken away. The imperial coniaLlcd a very va.u.ble
gold watelx and appendars, and several. Itts of lades
ornaments in jewellery, amounting in value to nr.all!
2,0001. Amongst these were some pearl And di irrif.ii4
necklaces, and a great nisriy rings. Sir ft. Birnie
im-
mediately dispatched Bishop, the principal officer, to
Oulpen, and on arriving there lie commenced a leech
about the neighbourhood, and in the deepest recesses of
a large wood the imperial was found, but conipleirly
rifled of its contents. Bishop obtained iwoirn3t 0,1
which in 'uced hiss to apprehend three men inen-;,t! -
bourhood, and they underwent two eraminatioas brlt re
Mr. Sheppard,a Magistrate, at Ridge, near Oulpen, tut
the evidence, though sufficient to raise a case of swing
suspicion, was not conclusive, and the men were clip
charged. In the boot of the carriage. at the time cl.e
imperial was stolen, was upwards of 1,000/. woltb of
plate, but this fortunately escaped the notice of the
thieves. The door of the barn was wrenched open with
a heavy mow bar. aad from the weight of the imperial.
a cart Alen have been used to carry it away.

DIED.
Nov. fs at his !muse in George-street, Ilanover•squate, George
Pearson. Esq. hI.D. I.R.S. Seal. r Physician of St. George's

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