Star.
London, England, 1816-06-01 00:00:00

SPORTING I§ITEL&IGEYCE.

EPSOM RAcas, FRID M lY 31.
fhe Oaks Stakes co' 500 etch, ff. f fl lie' dico three
old to carry ;'4 t . AI other eon ti.t..114 los fm the herby.
I.ord llarlmg ~,. names General GOV" skter to Raphael 1
I.ord Foley'', h. f. by Atvii, nor of Doomger
duke of Graltwtt names Mr Walker's by Mint •i.

Twelve stared Ibe Judge placedbu • ht..e.
7 to 4 and 2 to I agar Sister • o Ra;iliastl-4 to I apt Dowager
—4 and 5 to 1 agst Guendolen, the oils varied from s to 15 to
1 agst Rhoda -•12 to I agar' i:ter to Crispin---16 to 1 agst the
Vim 614.-16 io 1 agst Voiumnia.
'rite Headley Stakes of 31g.. each, 10 ft. fur 3 year old colts, Sat.
7lb. and fillies S.t. 41b. the last mile; the winner to be sold fur
3(Ogs if demande I, fcc. '
Mr. Blaki4 ::. c. by Dick Aitkaws, out of Pea Blossom I
General Gower. Rivulet - - • 2
Mr. Nor:hry's b. e. by Canopus O. . s
Mr. Lake's l. cby 13..higil - - • . .41
Sir J. Sherry's b c. by Walton, out of Mock Bird% dam 5
Mr. Turn.r's f. by Coriolauus _ - • • 4

S to 4 on Rivulet.
Plate of £5O. Two-mite Heats.
Mr. 1. Perr'n's t.. c. Caper, 4 yrs olti •
Mr. RniWs ch. n'. Lapwing, 1 yrs old •
.Ir. Pearce 's ch. h. Silver I.ocks, 6 yrs old . •
Mr. Hiake's Sir Christopher. 4 yrs old •

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•to I on C -alt.ir the heat, 4 and 5 to 1.
On the race far the tla't. Stain, in conceg•ience of lz hocla (who
bad been first favourite), anti vevet al other fill'es, falling unite,
*linter to Et aWtoel became at the poet a dec►ded fat...tut-tie. It was
a true run racy, Mr. Half mien's Pytht.oe•ss i;.g the lead, an.t
inakiog, severe pi.y, itnial round I a•ter.ltani's w& ii
severe ar:e: well cotitt:sted race ensued betwe'en `.•aster to Rai- ha.A
andtbe Dowager filly. .

A sad accident occurred to Captain TIE,Ktr, ri
Thursday afternoon. Re:moil-3g to lowa Iron: Efia
corn Races is a.bar,)ache. with two kwirs, iho vehicle
was overtutned and hr Len, p :rty very.
severely bru;z:A. The acci.lout w.:s entirely °wigs
to the reprehensible cuszoil of rival pos. ilious runnins
races on the ro •cl. •

DREADFUL FIRE —About one o'clock this rn•lri.'.n4,
the ex:enNive premises of Mr. house, Nos. 19
50, Great Mary-la-bonne-street, Oxford-street, wen
di:co.vered to be on fire. It was two '.'clock before
any water could be procured, nor ct:tabi a sufficient
supply be then nsta;rte.f. , The prem:s-s, wh•ch were
new (having been rebuilt within these two years),
were therefore totally destroyed, with all their von-
tents. Delft new carriages were destroyed, finished.
as also eighteen which were buildipg. The turpen.
tine, varnish, and other infl.tmmable rnaterinls on tt:e.
premises, adJed greatly to the confiagratiant4pot •-
mad.: the Vasie be visible- for several irides afraind.
A few carriages, and a small part of the household
turniture, were saved. We are sorry to...add, that
several persons were severely hurt by the falling in
of some of the timbers, and one man is since dead.--
The alarm and consternation of the inhabitants ar ouild
may be easily conceived. Happily the night was 'fiery
calm and not a breath of wind was to be felt, which
prevented -the spread of the flames. Mr. IRVINE is
only partly insured.
A few days since, an alarmiaz fire broke nut in a
wood, near the town called Angley•wood, Kef,t, the
property of the Rev. J. CBAMP.R ROBERTS, but thro%,h
the exertions of the people it was happ:ly 4y t under,
after but ning nearly three hours and de.c....riying abolt
seventy acres of wood. The accident was occasioned
by a workman making a fire in the wood to cook his
dinner. -

COVENT-GARDEN Tuzavnz.—The re-appearance
of Mrs. Swims last night, drew together such a
concourse of persons, as never, perhaps. on any
former occasion, surrounded the doors of a Theatre.
Long before the usual time of commencemei,t, every
avenue to the house was crammed full, and hundreds
of disappointed individuals returned without the gra-
tification they had promised themselves. The ap.
pearance of the pit was sombre in the extreme, there
being not above a dozen Lutes in it, ani it is won.
detful how they bore the crush to get in. rile boxes
wereetruly splendid. The great mistress of. the tragic
art appears at Qom Patheriae, in all ltr wsais4 ex.
cellence. It was a treat. which will lorg'be rerry m.
bered, and of which those only,- who are &mil*
with the merits of Mrs, StOttnit,' can form an ade. ,
quate conception—" There was silence deep as death"
as long as she appeared, save when the feelings she
excited became too powerful for restraint, and broke
out in enthusiastic acclamations. Upon her earl and
final exit she was greeted with long, and continued'
cheering frosts all parts of the house most or the au.
dience standing, and the Ladies waving their
handkerchiefs.

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• • PittilitSßUßGH, MAY 4.
tagiebas,boost pUblished to.diy. Ii is
Ilianediistely in WC, from the day that it is reCeived
et the Castossi•Hoeves thremkboilt tha Entire. The
Duties are teemed in Silver. ' =
lI:CFORT emu.
Attained, 4C. Badlane, t: Butter, 26 C. Balleathers-of
all kinds, eSC. Down, 7i C. Meet of all kinds, 6 C. Hope, 8 C.
Mummy hides_ all sorts,ls C. Iron cannon, and all suett
mild-
pA artleim, rC. Metal ditto, SC. Cavla, 20 C. Copper and
brass, IS kingless of all kinds, sS.R.So C. (Samowoij),.
SO C. 011, hemp, Mar& and others. 19 C. Holm tails. 25 C.
Rhubarb, 7&R.SO C. Hogs' hankie-all sorts, t.S. R. Soap.
9C. Candles, 10 C. Tea of all sorts, 2 5.,111: 5? C. Tobacco
• of all sorts, IC. Was, SO C. Wool of all sorts,.2s. Yarn of
all sorts, IS C.-all per pood. Brandy common aorn, tS C.
Double and all line liqueur, 25 C: per pail (Slaw). Tallow, all
sorts, 9S. R. Flax, all sorts, IS.R. 50 a Tow; IS C. Bar
hoe, ordinary, 10 C. Sorted, SC. Hemp of ail sorts, I.S. R.'
Tow, 99 C. Horses' manes,. 75 C. Pot and pearl mbar, 50.
°adage of hemp, IS C. Of tow, IS. R. Yard of flax, 1. S.A.
60 Cr Of hemp, IS. R.-all per beck castoreum. (Beverje3),
15 C. eastoresm, IS. R. 23 C. per psuad. Rye, rye Sour, peas,
barley, 11 C Wheat flour, grits of all sorts, 15 C. Oats and
buck wheat, BC. Linseed, 25 C. Hempseed, IS -;a11 per loch-
wetscher. SaU.r3oth, 50 C. Raveoduek, 25 C., Flemish Linen,
So C. per piece. All wrought leather, 5 per ct. Hides, raw,
dry, sal•ed, &e. 19 per tt. All burls, except those above-men-
tioned, I per et. Furs of all kinds, except raw dried hare skins,
S per ct. Precious metals, in ingots, per ct. Foreign coiner
iper ct.
AM Goods not alsotioced in **Tariff, Per et. (in A. B.) of
• the value duty free, are Glantand Glass Wares* Wrought Cop.
per Of Al kinds, Was Candles, all produce of Russian Slam-
future, not specified, are duty free. Travellers are allowed to
the value of 100 ducats, duty free`
The Exportation is prohibited of Hare Skins, Hares' Wool,
Wanes, hod= Colas and limit Bills, Beaver and Ginn' Hair,
Rags for the paper manufactories, and nothing else.
Tics IMPORTATION or TUN FOLLOWING 191 ARTICLIG.
IS FROH1111T1111:
I. hinges at all sorta-S. Shom-4. Bronzes--S
Joins and Rale Pine.-6. Paper, except thee named to the Tariff
Cotton Goods with gold and silver, aid all coloured and
printed Callkoes-8. Fast P.arls and Beads-9. Linsus-10.
Boot 11 . Wads..-19. Fans-19. Corn, Brandy, Spirits of
Wipe...l4. All other common sorts-15.i Human Hair-16.
Onsitted-..17 and 18. Wax of all hinds, and Candles-I9 and 20.
Chnhos Brushes, and all others-21. Trinkets-22. Galloons of
ills kinds-2s. Nails-24. Horn Combs-25. (Pthengetn)-26;
Mustard of all torts-27. (Illegible)-28. Wood made into Boni-
tos's...Mk Hilts for Swords, Sabres, &c.--30. Iron and Cast Iron
Si to Iron Goods, Anchors, Locksmiths' Works, and all kinds
of small Mon Work-59. Girandoles of all kinds-40. Looking
Glasses-. 41. Gold Embroidery-42 to 44. Gold sod Silver
Work, &r.....43t Cbildrens' Toys-48. Chessmen and the like-
. 47. Lime of all sorts-48. Stoves of Flemish Tiles-49. Sausages
.-60. Playing Cyrds-Sl. Warm Sboes-59. Muslim-SS.
Hoops, with broosle-54. Glue of all sorts-55. Blank Counting-
Home Books-Ss. Pocket Handkerchiefs of all kinds-37.
Hangings, all sorts-$B. Wrought Leather.--59. Caps of all
kinds-60. Harness for Horses-61. Confectionary-62. and IS.
Basket Work-44. indigo, ordinary, in Taps or
Colts (Kraneu), of all sorts-. 46. (Krinpls)-67. Lace-66.
Glldin-69. Dolls, all kinds--70. Vestnleelli-71. Ribbons, for
*idol of Nalgistllood-7e. Liqueurs-73. Mead-14. Lustros
(Liners), all-75. guarani-7e. Butter-77. Honey, all ktswir
.-711. Coffee-mils-79. Lace Work (Passentent work)--80.-
Rtadan Bank Notes-Sl. Marble and Alabaster Works, except
*on named in die Tarif-et. Miffs, of Al sorts-91 Soap,
-swept Venetian, Spanish, Turkish, and Grecian-64. Copper
Goode.re& Copper Ornaments-86. Bellows-47. Meat, of all
Ildnd6--118. Thimbles-89. Wafers-90. Coarse Yarn-91. Car-
Ism of all hinds-114. Clothes-93. Garden Plants-44. Quilts
with gold and sliver-95. Silk Quilts-96. Fans (this is alsb
In the Dutch the same as No. is)--0. Pewter-98. Sticks_
..Parclunent-100. Glass and citrystal for lustres-101. Wigs
..-1416. Feathers of all kinde-103. Gloves of wool, cotton, and
yarn-101. Sand boxes-105. Beer, except porter-106 to 108.
Printed linens-109. Clean (same as 92 In Dutch also)--110:
Man's braces-111. Drops dress, In &vista for lustre-112.
(itoktetti, printed in the Detain italics, as not understood)-
ils. Pousatem-i 14. Ail oats of garters--113. (Same as 79)-
MS. Linn of all kinds-1 it. Beds-t le. Gunpowder-tl9.
(teak Poallor)-110. Swoid and Sabre Belts, lel, lee, and
I'M, (es,kted.io the Dutch)-124 to 126. All table utensils.
asiontarearthea, gold, diver, copper, brass, plated, gilt, &c.-
Wiks dastes-41111. Lamm-in. Gingerbread-130. Powdesk-
lel. Leaden balls-1311. (Deuneo)-193 and 114. MASS for
tooldog•gbises, pictures, die.-ills. Hons-131. Mats-IST.
aim (to -the Ist Januery, 1919)-158. (Vide handselmenert),
plovio-1119. Dom.-140. Balls and shot-141. Flax seed-Ise.
laltpetre-442. Canary seed-144. Silver Work-145. Silver
Olin dose'. sic-i 46. All kinds of notes-147. Cord-148.'
Blessoiry glase-149. Window glass-ISO. Glass goods-Isl.
• luotsrus. Issues, gireadoies:.-t 52. Cloths, fin; black, and all
• aux= mon -15 S. Sealing wax-154. Biscuits -155. Snuff,
• except such as is named is the Tarif.-156. Snuff boxes-157.
(lniosellint), perhaps Floressihm, ferret, ribbon-148. Sticks.
sac pt suds as are named--159. Tobacco Pipes, except those
of Turkish clay, without ornaMent-rl6O. Syringes-161. slip.'
pors-4G9. Millinery-16S. Wine Vinegar-164. (likelble)
MS. Tinfoil-166. Lasitrrns--167. (Illegible)-168 to 171.
CluTetal pods-172. Suecory -173. All kinds of Tea-174
and S. All ;lock work, as table clocks, dials, watches with
bronze or enamelled, or set hi jewels-176. Ink and black
!balk-177. lakstands-178. liouslop-179. Stockings of
half silk yarn, shambea cloth, and of beaver hair-180. Night
saps-till. Chocolate-182. Silk, and half silk manufactured
goods, 'Keep: those wrinkle the Tariff-111.1. Woollen gawk.;
syo frekte of all kinds-184. AU embroidery-13g. Hass-194.'
Spere-187. Tinsel gold-168. .bristles-18R. figatterdashes'
Of leather and chstuolse-190. Carriages-191. Gls. Besides
the above, id.e all cloth or ornaments in which sacred subjoins
an represented ; the clothes, equipages, sad harness (the two
last by lasid), belonging to traveller', ate &mita nano MP
Iseg, when they are for their own use. • .

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IMPORT DUTIES IN WWII&
Aischarks, 9S.R.So C. White Lead, TS C. Cotes, 2S. R.
codified*. 't 5. R. 50 C. Capers and Cbasanter 73 C. Wire*.
Needle% 15 C. Sak Fisk, 1 S. R. 25 C. Winking% 9 S. R. 50 C.
r,gitr 'Mt% 2C. Cbampignoas, Truffle% de. -In di or Ancor;
10 &R. Spies% Cardamom, Cloves, tw f. S. ye C.;Pon,
2aftrog, 20 S. R. Moser (woke) dry, 55C. Gay and
it adc, Is White and Blink Pepper, I 5.12. 20 C. Pinang%
1 SA. MC• Hops, 10. R. 115 C. tisk, viz. Viral% Waver.
voi jr.. ii 11. R. Indigo of all mtg. 11 S. R. SO C. Camel-
par, t•istaipia.afid, • V.R.VS C. Dyed and sot twisted, 7
4. IL lideider (01 nets) SO C, CiOMO NI gone) Jti &

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-iisatath;vrlth a lettitellt 110112,11litt VIII6IIS d,l
C. Olives, 75 C. 011ie olid. essittnak all2w2b SO C. *Mut
and Safflower. SO C. Peaty Barley, 11LC. Qeleklleers IL
25 C. Rice, 15 C. Unwrought ataell 60 333 C. Sal
imported in the harbours of the Bede, eg es Nt aB other pet 1
10 C. East India 8130. and the like, 18. IL so C. all kinds oi
Leaf Tobacco. s. S. R. Vitriol, IS. R. Black, 73 C. Oil el
'Vitriol. IS. R. 50 C. Tin, in blocks and stave,. 113 C. Raw
Sugars, tS.R.SO C. Relined, In leaves,• 3S. R. 75 C. Ph •
Yarns, twisted and not twisted, 25 S. R. all per pood. Allen *
75C. Lead, s 5 C. Red Dyeing Wood, In pieces,) S. R.; regal,
43. R. Blue and Yellow, In pieces, 50 C.; rasped, 8. R.
Brasil and other Dyeing Wood, in pieces, I S. R ;rasped; 4 S.R.
Chalk* 1 3, R. SO C. Brimstone, relined, 2S. IL 1 raw, 50 C.
all per beak. Oysters, Muselei, dec. 55.R.75 C. Fresh and
Salted (probably preserved) Fruits, as Apples, Pears, Sce. 1 8. R.
25 C. per ton of two ankkrs. Waddles (here follows the abbra
elation uitl), Arack. Rum, and not made sweet, 10 S. R. per
anchor. Black Lead Pencils, in ordinary wood, 3 C.; in cedar,
is C.'prr dozen ebro. Berlin Blue, 6S. R. SS C. Cannier
Tobacco. 25 C.; Segue, 71 C.; Snuff, 'TS C. per pound. -Files, I .
S. R. per woo. Double White Iron ( Fin) Plates, 63. R. 25 C.;
&ogle, 3S.R.IS C. for 450 plates. Lemons, Oranges. &e. per
chest df 300, 50 C. Preserved Lemons, and Lemon Juice, per
pipe, 3 8. R. 75, all kinds, in,jalqueur, per bottle, IS C. Smoked
Herrings, per 100. 2S C. Sik'Swedlsh ditto, 36 C. English and
Dutch, 50 C. per ton. Needles, ordinary, per 1000, 50 C. Por.
ter. 20 S. R. Wine Vinegar, 6S. R. 25 C. per hogshead. All
Wines, no S. R. per hogshead of 240 bottles; in bottles, 25 C.
per bottle. Sweet-seedtat Waters, ordinary, 30 C. per bottle.
Scythes, SS. R. 30 C., Sickles, IS. R. 25 C. per 100. Live
Birds, 25 C. a-piece., Fhb Cloth; accept black, 18. R. 15 C. per
inked. Cassitunes et all sorts, 25 per ct. Drujgets, Barmen.
• • Patedt Cards, Shag. Flaniel, Everlasting, Etc. 15 per et.
AU iavytml, 25 per et.; apee, dyed, and not dyed, in per et.
Watch-Makers' Tools, 10 per of. Clock-work, without bronze'
es ornaments, IS per cc. Wrought Silk, 2 per a. Plain Silks,
without gold or silver, 21 per et. Stockings, 20 per cent. Stone
and Earthenware Goods of all kinds, without gold, silver, or
painting, 25 per ct. Ostrich Feathers, 20 per ct. Saws, Files,
'and Tools. 5 per cent. Paper: grand, royal, drawing, printing,
vellum, and music paper, 25 per ct. Poeceialn, without gold,
diver, or painting, 25 per et. All Foreign ion!, SS per ot. -All
real Pearls, 1 per et. Raw French Clay and ether Piro, without
ornaments, 26 per et. Raw Marble and Alabaster, Spar et ;in
busts, lac. 25 per et. All kinds of Furniture Wood, 16 per 12-.
Beech Wood and Beech Boards, 2 per et. Gloves, eznept of cote
toes wool, and earn, 20 per et. Unwrought Hides, 13 per et.
All kinds of Arms, 25 per et. Crape, 15 per et. Callibsle (the
only kind of linen coatis permitted) U per et. Cotton Yarn,
dyed or undyed, 7i per et. Comm Stuff, allied or tumbled
hemp or Sac, 25 per et. Ribbons (escape Ribbons for Order.),,
25 pee a. Quilts in Maneilles, or of wookeotton, or lines, with-
, out embroidery, 25 per a. all (in A B) ad valorem.
Duty tree are Medicinal goods, Raw Cotton, Mason's Cement
or brickslust; Fuller's Thistles, and Raw Silk.