Star.
London, England, 1817-09-09 00:00:00

SPORTIMP INTEILIGENCE.

STATEMENT of the ODDS on the DONCASTER ST.
LEGER c FAKES—Sept. R.
Taken--41 to 4 apt Mr. Watt's e. by Wkitelock.
Taken•-7 to i asst. Wirrall
Bto I as.t. Stainborough.
9to I apt. Camehon.
11 to I apt. Brother to Raphael.
13 to I asst. Sober Robin.
IS to 10 to t ar,st. any other.
NEWMARKF:r Sl'. LEGER STAKES.
Taken-3 to I apt. the Student.
11 to I apt. Indus.
Ste I apt. Roller.
$ to 1 apt. e. by Orville, out of Mntnentilla.
10 to 1 apt. Azov.
WARWICK RACES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. S.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 p. Four mile heats.
Mr. West's b. c. Crecy g 1 1
Lord Rous's eb. g. Arases l Idr
Arazes fell lame in running the second heat.
A Hunter's Sweepstakes of 10p. each. sf wo-milelbrats.
Mr. Phillips's b. m. Charming Molly 1 1
Mr. H. Rober 's b. m. Panay Letsb 2 3
Mr. Price's eh. g. s
Sir E. Sinythe's b. f. 4 dr
A Sweepstakes of 3 year olds, logs. each. One mile course.
Lord Grey's b.e. Jupiter •

Lewd Warwick's br. C. Trosbadotir
14r. Vover's b. c. .
Major Wilson's ch. c.

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A.Stecal stakes of Sgs. each, with £3O added. Two mile hears.
Lord Rossmore's br. m. Faadago • walked over.
1 Intalllat.
The Members Plate of £5O, given by the Hon. Sir C. Greville.
and C. Milts, Esq.--Two-mile hears.
Mr.Tonses's bay mare /stag • • . .5 t I
Mr. Verer's bay colt Bolus • . . 1 S I
Mr. Arkwright's bay blly Pandora - . I 16 IP
Major Wilson', chronic colt • . • 3 3 4
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Mr Bainbridge 's bay cult •• 4 4dr
A Sweepstakes for 2 yr-old colts, 15p. each.—Halt.mge Course.
vlrr. West's cbesnot colt - - - - 1
Mr. Painrert. bay colt - . - - . 4
Lord Derby's grey colt Adolphus • - • S
Mr. Plaid's bay 6Uy • - • • • 4
A Gold Cup ot 100 p and 110 p. in specie. by 21 Subscriben of
logs. each.—A Mile Course.
Lord Derby's Rinaldo • • - • • 1
Mr. R. Centimes &dgsr:an • • - . $
Mr. Milks chariot mare Catharise . - • I
Lord Rossmore, Miss Hembrep -. . . 4
Lord Grey's bay colt Edwin - • . . a-
Mr. Gregory's brown fitly, Mervinia • . • S
llbe lowa Subacripion Purse of £3O, was not run for.
BEDFORD RACES.
wetinesoar, serremaea S.
Fifty Guineas, the gift of his Grace the Duke of Redford—Heats.
Mr. kusles bay hUy Cabinet . • . 1 1
Mr. Wihun's Chesnut colt Broom -
• . s It
Mr. Thompson's brows colt • ' • - - 3 3
The County Members' Plate of An was not tun fur, for
want of horses.

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Fifty Pounds for all ages.—Foor-talle heats.
Mr. Rubs bay mare 'Discord
Mr. GooWs brown Pankakon
Mr. Villiers's brown colt Crusader s dr
The Pb.. of £5O given by the Members for the Town, was
net run for, for want of horses.

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FALMOUTH, SEPTIMBER R.
Arrived the Acme revenue cotter, from a cruise.

P•ATSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER a.
A rehled and sailed for Chatham the Vittoria (ship)
and Vittoria (brig), having on hoard the 18th regi-
ment of dragoons, dismounted, and 109 d foot, from
Queb:c.
The Gladwin is fitting out here for St. Thomas's.
and will sail in a few days with passengers.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER e.
Arrived the PIONZIM schooner, froth a cruise off
Calais. Arrived and sailed for Standgate Creek the
Charles Forbes, GRAY (late M!t.NI), froth Tobago.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER S.
Arrived the Auckland packet, with a Mail from
Holland.

nARTmou rH, SEPTEMBER 7.
Arrived the Shannon, FAULKIIIII, from Dominica,
in SS days, and landed three paaseogen.
GR AVESEND, SEPTEMBER IL
Arrived the Jail* and Mary, Coons. from Peteribtirgh ; Ann,
Harrison, from Memel; Duke of Wellington. Martin, from
Ostend; Prince Blucher, Bannman, froin Rutock ; Ann. Stanley,
from Sr. Domingo; Mary, Craig, from Memel ; Charming
Molly, Farrier, from Calais; Friends, Ellis, from Quebec; and
Huffitung, Lassen, from Hamburg. Sailed the Reim,. O'Connor,
for Oporto; Eliza, Wrm ; and Britannia, Stranack, for Ostend.;
and Comet, Leadley, for Eisineur
CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER Z.
Sutra lINTIILED INW4O1)11-1'he Goede Hoop, Klok ; the
Prince of sate Cobourg. Ladd; Vrouw Haale, Onwehand; the
Courier, Kruk ; and Resource. Thomas, from Rotterdam Mary
Ann. Jefferson • Fanny, 't aylor ; and Kitty, Warren, from S.
Petersburg!' ; Elbe. Arnold; Dorothy, Edmonds; and Atlantic,
Spink, from .Hamburgb ; Emanuel, Hurstrand ; and Sarah Jo.!
lumen, Lissen, from Norway • Weddrington, Leek, and Char-
lotte,
Hudson, from Riga; Maria Sophia, Lulea, from Harlingen;
Sarah, Lucas, from Smyrna; Lorenzo. Denbo. from New York t.
Vrientlachapl Bakker, from Amsterdam ; Jasper, M•Laren. from
Konigsberg; Mary and Eliza, Ptsiilks from Havre ; the Fatue,•l
Moore, from Bueuos Ayres; Betsy, borikin, from the Cape of
I Good Hope; Fanny, Coates, from Rouen; Echo, Linder, from
Jamaica ; and Sisters and speedwell (Creek.hoya).
OtrrwaltDa.—The .trgo, Sufic, for Lisbon; Harnionia, Sabo,
for Hamburgh ; Queen Elizabeth, for the Cape of Good
Hope; Aid, Craigir, for Oporto; Matilda, Cumming. for Op.ttb,
Cadiz, and Barceloua ; PrimisuChartate,Vaughan, for Madeira,
Isle of France, and Ceylon; Wharf*, Haseelereod. for Gibraltar ;
Progress Talbert, for Yucatan ; Vigilant, Allan, (or Tenerife ;
Dart. Bedw.ll, foe Rotterdam; loeliuuws, Maim, for Bremen;
the Nortulk Hero, Dow. for Tobago; Saats Kow, Kruger, for
Wolgast ; the Morgan Rader, Cant, to St. Thomas's, for
passengers only.
INSURGENT PRIVATEERS.
The following is the copy of a letter from Captain
AsutoN, of the ALLICIAT a British merchantman,
which was stated at ,Ltann's, on Saturday, to have
been boarded and plundered by a South Airvrican
privateer. . The outrage will, no doubt, meet with
that investigation on the part of Ministers which it so
imperiously calk for
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At Sea, sth July, 1817, to lat. U. 80. N. and. long.
by ehro. U. 10. W.
At tour A.M. saw a strange sail io the N. L. day Ilibt oh-
served her standing after us under an easy sail, and in • Uwe time
after she made all possible sail after us • a topsailKhania%
At half-past sir, when about three miler d, she Aral a gun to.
wards us, and heisted a Rag, blue, white and blue, horizontally,
with a eorrespunding pennant. The wow samies• op Very
fast, and having fired at us three times udiekst, she ham sae MN
mediately amass our rigging, and than am distant mete ohm
half s mile, I deemed k most pendent after gsqpinfmt seemines
for defence, in ease of mummy, hoisting our maws, ammigkg
ma men, ie. at die same time taking tie tibia' et die 96•10.