Star.
London, England, 1828-07-25 00:00:00

GLASGOW, JULY 22.

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Our fair•week is now concluded. and are happy to say
that one mole free of disturbance never -passed over our
heads. By the active envious of the roliee, every
attempt at disturbance was supineved in tne s.utstes and
instead of the riots that used sd ireq,lency to occto, ,he
greate-t harmony prevailed throughout the City. Early
in the week, the criminal officers were on the alert for
the apprehension of known thieves and pickpockets, and
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,a.panic had they spread. among 'these pests Of the
city. UM. during the whole time of the fair not • nee of
them was to bp seen orttheitreets, and not a single act.
of theft was conatnitted-4 happy proof r f the great
efficiency which the indefatigable arrd judicicius efforts
of :the independent Commissioners and Captain Graham
have.brought.the police establishment.
Saturday the steam !soars on the Clyde were crowded,.
to a degree almost unexampled. Throughout the da►.
the. quay was.literally crowded with citizen's, all .araiting ,
anxiously for the departure of boats. This daywaiut,.
commonly fine; and the starting of so• malty
with their decks thronged with so 'Many people, all
dressed in their gayest attire, presented a liVely.
de.. One boat .was srowded to such a degree that the
water was frequently within a. few indict .:1 her 'Jerk.
One of the.Dumbarton bOats was so densely crowded
On her return in the evening, that it was found nice).
cary to transfer about 170 of the passengers into a gab-
bart, which she tugged up, the river. A Considerable
proportion of the passengers Wtlo were on board tbe
various vessels appeared to be marriage parties, an un-
usual number of our yoUnger citizens haVing been joined
in holy bands the night previous. It ij.Mtd that in the
village. of Bridgeton upwards of 40 con& Were united
oa Friday night.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'&

Nothing of importance was dose yesterday, nee is it probable
that there will be much alteratiew till after the York August Aim-
ing, when most of the Leger faveeriiei Will come 'pet. The resew
odds are as follow—

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4to 1 apt Velocipede 25 tot ;gst Emotelina • '. '
esto 1 agat Bessy Bedlam ' 30 to i apt Terror (taken) ••
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to 1 sgst The Colonel (P to 2 -3O to -I alit Merchant •
'liken) 30aiel-li4'thapleitsu '
'2O to 1 apt Ultimatum CM 50 1 'et tiatikistitaken)''
25 to 1 apt Eanomist s. I
WINCHESTER 11 Ar ES; Aar 23. -• •*! •
The City Members Plate of £5O for any horse, except.thearinoll
. of the King's'Plate this year; • Tars Wale heats.
Mr. Mills's Gamehus, 4 yrs ... ' • '... t ... 3' 1 1
Mr. Gauntlett's Gameila, 5 yrs ... . •. I :.. • . ...*
.1 2 *
Mr. Radelyffe's Lawrence, 5 yrs ...
The Ladies' Platq of ,150 for hones that :never woe before theday
of entrance. Two Mill heats. '
Mr. Gauntlett's Goblet, 3 yrs . ..‘,.'
Mr—Jones's sister to Teniers, 3 yr* '
Mr. Dundas's br e by Robin Adairy.3.yrs, ......
Both the races were very good.
LIVERPOOL RACES, itaLy 23.
The Sefton Stakes of 23 soy+. each, 10 ft. with 30 soy& added, for
all ages. Ohe mile and a quartet; 3 yrs old, 6st 121 b; tour,
Sit 41b; fie*, 85t 12Ib ; six, and aged, 9st 31b.. Mares allowed :,,y).
Mr. Darnell's ch c Ganseboy, 3 yrs . ... .. ... I
Sir T. Stanley's eh c Herbert Lacy.. 3 jest ...
Mi. Sisapson's bin Young Duchess, 4 yrs .. .. 3
4 Sweepstakes of 10 soy% each, p.p. with 20 added, for hop" gat
thorough bred; three yr., 7st 1 olti ; four, 9st; bye, 9st ItY.);
'six, 16,t 7th; aged, lOst 10th. Two miles.
Mr. Meadley's h g Sawney, 4 yrs ... ... ... I
Mr. France's b in Miss Homer, 5 yrs , , ... ...
Lord Anson's gr f.Sister to Mayflower, 4 yrs ••• ••• 3
A Free Handicap of 20 sous. each, b It. with 20, suss. added, he
three and tour yr 'olds. Two miles.
Mr. Gifford's br c by Grey Waltott,4 yrs, 7st•9ln
Mr. Johnson's cb c Jupiter, 4 yrs, 7st 10lb ...
Duke of Leeds's b f Lonaria, 4 yrs, Sat . • ...3
The Waterloo Gold Cop; value 100 sues. given by Mr. Lytin,of
the Waterloo lintel, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 Nor,. eats;.
three yrs, Est lb ; four, 84t- Sib ; five, Bat 121b'; six, 94t ;std
' aged, 9st 31b. '1 wo miles and a distance. The stand. how o
receive 15 tows. out of the stakes.
Captain Baird's b e The Corsair, 4 yrs .. ... „ t
Sir T. Stanley's b h Doctor Faustus, 6 yrs „ t
A •Maiden Plate value 60 ism. given by Mr. Penn, Of the Cron
ion, Redcross.weeet, for horses of all ages that have never vim
a Plate, Match, or Svreepauthes, of the value of £5O betore to
day of nomboation. Twin mile heats; Wive yrs. 6st 8113 •WI
7st 91b ; five, Sat 51b ; six,l3st 101 b; and aged, 9it. Mares, itt.
allowed 31b.
!lir. Turner's b c Clinton, 3 yrs ...
Sir W. Wynn's ch c Stapely, 3 yr; ...
M. Jackson's b c the Earl, 3 yrs • ...
Sir T. Stanley's gr cby the Marshal, 3 yrs ...
Mr. Thompson 's b f Minerva, 3 yrs ...
BRI CARTON, Jon, 24. •
At our last date yesterday, the pine watgoing favourably idf.
Sussex. Brown was the. in, and he continued playing till he scored 1
Be less than 51 runs, while in ,the first innings be did not get ow:
which is another proof of the uncertainty of Cricket. Sussex I's
numbered, when three wickets were put down, upwards nt 7A!,
ruin; hut after Brown was out, things changed greatly, and th,4
playerf•wiik Very indifferent success till six o'clock, when the gaol
ended, All Englaqd winning the match by no less than 105 lan'
Dutimg this innings Mr. Kingseme on the side of Englandormcd
a catch, which almost reconciled Sussex to the similar tniaeball"l:
which 'Brown and several others of their players bad. met " ,
The number of spectators, both this day and yesterday, wo '
greatiand,entp moderate amputation, might be sat down at tt,tux',
, An idea may be formed of the expense attending the match,
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' 1c is:stated that.ont of the players (Marsden) lives in Vork.la
' arid came here expressly to play; while others have been bluiri,b
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from various parts of Englaud.*
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The 15th instant, at Kilmegan Church, FadAnnebley, to /2°,
Cecilia Moore, second daughter of thigh 3loore, Esq. 9'
Eglantine House, Hill4wrough, county of Down. •

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imbrnhlig 7 minutes suer 2
A Ite/ocias 211 nimutes site r.

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.Is : Printad end PubtiAcil by JOHN mrATICZ, the p repnttc
• It the &As Oman, Na I, Piclicu place, Tenvk BAG