Star.
London, England, 1826-09-16 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Rutland left his house in Arlington street yesterday,
for the seat of Andrew Drummond, Esq. in Dante.
The Dowager Duchess of Rutland has arrived at the seat of the
Marchioness of Hertford, Temple Newsham, Leeds, Yorkshire,
from a tour.

The blarchloness of Worcester left town yesterday, for Margate.
Lord Henniker.hatt aid 4Jll4.4ltats..Mdjor House, Suff. .Ik,
Crom Hroadstairs. •
Lord Dynevor has left his seat, Barrfogeon Park, 'Oxfoitfilsire,
fortis seat, South Wales.
Lore Altborpe has arrived at his seat, Wlseton Hall, rorkihire,
front Northamptonshire.

The Hon, General Trevor left his seat in Sussex, yesterday, foe
the Hoo, Herts.
Sir Watkin and Lady Harriet Williams Wynn left their seat,
Wyonstsy, Denbighshire, yesterday, for Doncaster.
Sir James Mackintosh, Bart, left town yeatelday, fur &d•
Washita.

General Sharp has left Harroweate, for Doncaster,
Edward Foley, KAI. has kft town, for his seat, Stpke
Hertford.

Charles Cheater, ESq. left town yesterday, on a risk to Dame
Radcliffe, Esq. Priory, near Ilitchin, Herts.
Arrivals at the London Hotel, Albemarle street—Major Wild-
mad, from Paris; and Mrs Redwood, from Tunbridge Wells.
Arrival at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle street—George
!le.:nage, Esq. from the Continent.
Anita, at Feuton's Hotel, St. James's street—J. Brown, Esq,
from Bath; George Anson, Esq. from Scotland ; and apt.iia
Beresford, frost Windsor. Departure—Sir John Wells, Bart. for
his seat in Sussex.

Departures from the St. Petersburgb Hotel, Dover street—Hit
Grace the Duke de Montebello and suite, on a tour through Ire-
land; and Count Montalivet and suite, for Paris, returning hunt
the Lakes of Scotland.

HASTINGS, SEPr. 15.

The extreme fineness of the day, with the anticipated
pleasure and recreation to be derived from the Hastings•
Races, which took place (yesterday) Thursday, Sept. 1-h,
at half-past one o'clock, induced an immense assemblage
of spectators (probably between four and five thousand)
of rank, beauty, and fashion, (the Ladies were elegantly
attired .and much animated) consisting of the inhabi-
tants, strangers as temporary residents in the town, and
visitants, many from the Environs and far-distant parts,
to arrive in rapid succession at an early period to the
grand focus of attraction, in vehicles of all description;,
from the most humble to the most splendid equipage.
The Race Course was, by the permission and pet stye-
ranee of Mr. Edward Farncomb, the occupier of the land,
rendered in the best possible condition, and amazingly
well calculated, from the short distance from Hastings
(two miles), its spaciousness, and the eligibility of its
situation between two declivities; the elevations com-
manding extensive views of the equestrian sports, and
of a beautiful romantic country, abundantly fertile with
Nature's productions. On the summit of the hill was
erected a large booth, 270 feet in length, with every
interior convenience and accommodation for refresh-
ments) with a large banner displayed in the centre, un.ler
the superintendence of Mr. Those Daniel, of the Anchor
Inn, which, with the diversified lines of carriiges, and
various congregated individuals, produced a pretty effect.
The Stewards, Frederick North, E q. and Mu•grave
Briscoe, Esq. are entitled to the highest encominms
their zealous exertions and endeavours to conduct 'the
amusements in a manner to. afford general sati,taction,
and for exciting much recreative and, gratifyinz influ.
epee ; and great praise is due to Mr. Richsrd Fulder,
for big judicious arrangements and well regulated or der
04 the Course (being one mile and a half in coin-
fereace), during the day's sports of the field. The fol-
lowing were the horses (being nearly equally .retch-
ed) which so well and ably contended, to the debght of
all present, for the valuable prizes, and the fur tunate
and unsuccessful candidates :

Town Plate of Fifty Sovereigns, for horses of all ages. Heats twice
round the Course and a distance. Starting at the distance.
Fred. North, Rag. names Mr. Coleman's b. 1. Honeysuckle,
3 yrs, 7st. 61b. (blue and yellow) . 1
Mr. Brown's hr. g. Marksman, aged, 9st. Bib. (orange and
purple cap) . • • . 2£3
J. A. Baillie's Esq. r. g. Barbary, 6 yrs..Bst. 131 b. (ruby and
sapphire coloured stripe) • .
The Ladles' Plate of Fifty Sovereigns, by subscription of £5 each,
with 33 Som. added front the Racing Fund, due for at.y home
mare, or gelding, not thorough-bred. Heats twice round the
Course and a distance. Starting at the distance.
Mr. Fuggel's b. g. aged, 11 st. 111 b. (orange and yurpfe cap) 1
Mr. Howard's th. m. Sophia,s yrs 1 Ist, '4lb. (scarlet and blk.) 2
Mr. Pegg's br. in. Peggy, late• Queen of Diamonds, 4 yrs
10st. 41b. (orange body, purple sleeves, and green cap) . 3
Mr. J. Elphicb's b. in. Rebecca, 4 yrs. lOst. 41b. (green and
yellow) bolted, but not distanced, at the conclusion.
A minor race likewise took place between a horse of
Stevens's, and one belonging to a Gentleman, for £5:
the fotmer was beaten. Music, dancing on stilts, and
singing, enlivened the spect tole at the interval of the
Races ; and, at six o'clock, a large party of Gent'emen
sat dews to dinner at the Swan royal Hotel, serve.] up
in the best style by Messrs. Wood and Emery, and much
conviviality and good humour predominated, intercept-
ed with toasts, sentiments, speeches, songs, and glees,
until a late hour. The Stewards appointed for the
ensuing year were Edward Millwood, Esq. and Wm.
Lucas-Shadwell, Esq.
The Theatre was also opened on this occasion, with
Malvinas or, the Heroes of Caledonia; and with the
farce of louth Love, and Folly ; or, the Little Jockey;
and was well attended. To-night, Friday, Sept. 16, by
desire and under the patronage of the late Stewards of
the Races, Fred. North, Esq. and Musgrave Briscoe,Etq•
it will be reopened with Paul Pry,and the laughable farce
of a Roland for an Oliver, and it is expected will be fa-
shionably crowded.„ Fortunately no accident of any coo-
sequence occurred during the Races; and we have to
notice the following distinguished personages, who ha
noured they with their presence :
Lady Asliburnitant, Lord Cornwallis, Lady Bathurst, Sir J. end
Lady Meedes, Count de Vende, Lady Keen, the Misses Keen, Rey.,
Dr. Lamb. Mrs. St. Quintin, Miss St. Quintin, Edward Mdlwaril,
Esq. Mrs. 111illward, Captain Baillie, Mrs. Mont, the Misses Mont,
William Lucas Shadwell, Esq. the Misses Millwards,
Witliaro
'Thorpe, Griffith, Esq. Briscoe, Eq. Captain Green,
Grahame, Esq. Captain Fowler, Jones, Esq. Alias Den.,
.••Darby,Esq. Hamilton, Esq. &c. Ste.
Today (Friday) there were several Pony Races, and Steven+ s
kine was successful against Mr. Smith's. A gig, containing nto
Ladles and a Gentleman, ran off this moment, 20 minutes before •.
o'elock,through the high street of Hastings, and was overturned near
the Swan Hotel, fortunately without its inmates suffering any other
injury except what mien alginate from alarm.

Lord THANET left Skipton on Saturday morning for
Appleby Castle, Westmoreland.. HIS visit to his Yorkshire eststes
has been attended with the following results:—His Lordship lef:
tOO4. lit the hands of Mr. JOHN HODGSON, of Skiptoo Castle, hi
steward, to be distributed among the poor of Skiptun and Stale:' •
he has also abolished the soke of both the Skipton and Sdsden corn
mills, and sanctioned the forming a new road through his eit“t,
Gargrave, as well as the taking down the middle row in Skipto'.
When the :M3Tcrib TULLIBARDINE was at CAtm
bridge, he was mash: the subject of a pun, by the young wani•ti
Csustabs, in the following manner: They took their opportunitf.
and locked the young Nobleman up in his apartments, and thec,
calling to their fellows with much clamour, shouted Ste! Ciceo
in prison!" The Marquis was then expostulating throt.gll the tofol
window, and begging to be released. " C ...o n priss.o I' sa d
ch
sizzled Calor Os, not comprehending the nits:. '• Ye," d t
it is Tisivlrarred in."
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