Star.
London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

ASCO7 RACES

Were yelletd.ty better attended thin the Rate of
the u eather gave reafon to expea. The day indeed
was fine, but the preceding days had been fo bad that
fine w,ather was not to be expeaed. The ROYAL
FAMILY came on the ground about one. The KING
%Yak ace( mpanied by the Prince of Watts, the Dukes
of YORK and Cu PABIRLAND, allot whom, except the
Taft, were dreffed in the Windier Uniform. The
PaincEssEs were alto dreffed in it. Among& the
company we alfo noticed Lord SANDWICH, Lord
FOLEY, Lnrd STAWILL Lord COLIR•INE, Lord
,GEoRGE Caveat:mu, Lord SACRTILLL,_ Lord At.
THOR SOIIIERSIT, Sir C. BEINNVILY, SIT J. LAD!, Sir
F. STANDISH,_Sir J. SHELLY, Mr. C. WINDHAM, Mr.
ST. GEORGE C4Lv Lille.% Mr. LATIEROII, Mr. NOR..
Toro, Hon. Mr. Gola'. The KING looked remark-
ably at% and was in good fpirits. The PRINCE re'
turned to town to dinner. No E. 0. tables were al-
lowed on the ground. The following is the La of the

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racing--
Tv E owly, JUNE 14.—His Majc fly's Plate of wogs.
Mr. Batfon's b. rat. Novice, aged - - t a
Mr. Princes ). g. Heart of Oak, aged - - s
Mr. Sadler's b. h. Sir Bantram, 3 yrs oil - 3 dr.
Five to a on Slr Bantram; after fink heat, an to a againft him.
A very eafy race.
The fecond and laft year of the renewed Sweepftakes of zogs.
Mr. Coventry's eh. 1. Laura, by regains a
Sir Charles Bnoltury's Pamela - - 2
Mr. Abbey's b. g. Little John, by Calomel 3
Five to. two on Laura; ands to a againft Parnelal good race,
and wan by a neck.
The fccond anti tat year of the renewed Sweepftakes of lop.
a
Mr. Dunod's Morgan Rattler. 4 yrs old
Mr. Ladbroke Georgian,
s Georgia,6 yrs old .. - 1
Two to a on Morgan Rattler, who won quite ea:T.

Ycfterday were interred at Kenfington, the remains
of JOHN MACKENZIE, Efq. of Fig-tree Court, Temple,
London, and of Arcan, in the County of Rofs,
North Btitain. He was youngeft fon of ALEXANDEI
MACKENZIE, Efq. of Lentron, defended from a very
refpettable and ancient family, and polTefied of con-
fiderable property in his native county. Having fi-
nned 1 is education at the Univerfity of Edinburgh,
he was bred fire to the Scotch Law, and afterwards
to the Englith Bar. Mr. MACNENzrs was eminently
dißinguifbed by excellent natural parts, improved by
a learned and liberal education, by every amiable
' and endearing virtue; fincerity, candour, honour,
Iltruth, the molt aiiive benevolence, the fofted cons-
Ilpaffion, and by manners the moft correCt and engag-
ing. His natural benevolence and warmth of heart,
while they embraced all mankind, were peculiarly
direCted and fixed on his own Countrymen, the Celtic
Race in Scotland. The fame love of his Country na-
turally drew his attention to every objett that was,
or might be conflated with its improvement, and
with its honour. Hence it was that he was induced,
to the negledl of his own private intereft, in 1718, to
accept the office of Secretary to the Highland Society,
of London; and that of Secretary to tle Britifh So-1
ciety for Fifheries in 17$s ; in !loth of which fitua-
tions he aged gratuitoufly. To Mr. MACIL slims, as
a Gentleman qualified by his cultivated judgment
and taße, as well as by a thorough knowledge of
all the peculiar *i impreffive idioms of the Celtic
Language to enter with enthufiafm, and to feel, as
he did, the beauty and the energy of Osstax, the
late Mr. Mac Fa aasom entrufled the p"blication ssf
the original Poems of that great Celtic Bard; on
which work Mr. Macastats had entered, and in
which he bad made foam progrefs. There are few
men, and none perhaps in his Ration, whore death
would be more extenfively felt, and deeply lamented.
Yellerday morning, a quarter before t t o'clock,
Mrs. Logan, and her maid fervant. Rood in the pil-
lory on Holborn Hill the lasi time, purfaant to
their sentence, for keeping a diforderly boufe in Shoe-
lane. The concourfe of people on the occafion was

immenfe.
On Wednefday Cunningham, who was tried
at the Taft Circuit Court at Glafgow, and condemned
for theft and refet of theft. was executed n
the plat-
form in front of the Tolbooth these, purfuant to his
fentence. The unhappy man behaved with becoming
decency and cnnfiderable firtatieG, cautioning young
perfons againft going into low public-bonito and bad
company.
During the rejoicings at Leith on the King's birth-
day, a powder-horn, flung round the fhoulders of •
boy, ,caught fire, borft, and killed him in an infiant,
and carried off the calf of the leg of another.
Irr VOL VAT lOU GI V I within there three
months feveral perform have found confiderable bene-
fit, and perfonally expreffed their thanks to the Pro-
prietor' of Sr tossu a y s Anti-korbutie Drops. for the
return of Health they have received. by taking their
Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a
remedy to counteract that eruption which in fo many
cafes has followed the Infinenza, it is their peculiar
fatishaion in thus having in their power to remove
their anxieties fo fatisfaaorily on this head. Thole
who are fubjea to annual returns of Scorbutic com-
plaints at this lesion, experience has taught them the
value of fuch a Medicine, they have not now to learn
its efficacy or its reputation, ftanding. as it does, un-
equalled in the annals of Medicine, whether admi•
aillered in Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the Infer-
:up of (1....ut, Rheumatifm, &c. or acrimonious crop-
mos breaking out on the furface of the Skin.

BIRTH.
Mealy, at hi, beak, in Thwerftreet. the Right tieh. Lady
Mary Myer% LAI of rhentas Myers. pi. el a lea.

DIED.
Roy vet rriday irort:nr lakit%Pro, Mr. Hoot trissisa,
of Dices Lo.rt, Aliormaubary, aged 67 von.