Star.
London, England, 1817-07-22 00:00:00

THURSDAY, HILT 17.

Sweerteces of 10g4. each p. p. ter all are. Two miles.
:: qui. of rwe,ldale named Snadon, 4.yrs.ohl, Rst. I
Michaelson'• hrown filly Ultra, 4.yrs•old, 70. 121 h. 2
' !r. George Daw4:•a's grey e.•lt Alhyn, l-yr• old, tl.t. S
SIT :"albsceberi.--A good r-ce.

c..,ll.cription of 506.. for hor4c4, Six. of all qrs.-2-7,11k heats.
M. W. Rhiley's brown colt I.ucifer, Rst - 1 I
Peirce 's b. c. by Remendtrancer, 3.en-M4.1, 1...1b. 2 4
it. R. K. Dick's bay mare Bella, 6.yri old, flit. ill, 3 3
&tr. G. Morson's b. f. by Retnembra3cer,3q motd, :.1 4 2
A rood race—won by little more thaa half a lenhti cashbeat.

FRIDA Y.

f: Guineas, given by tte Wilts He,. W. nutadas, M.P. for
the City of Edinburgh, for hone,, &'r.. of all :1,115.-4-utik beats
!I. M. W. R Wiry% Lucifer, Ittra. - - - 1 1
r. Taylor's bty horse Ned Lauder, .7.. yrs-old, Slb. 2 3
R. K. Dick's grey hone Outcry, Bst. I tab. 3 tt

An excellent rac. r—wun by about a length each heat.

The races have been well attended% and the weather, earrpt
o:. Monday, which was rainy, has le-ett excellent. Hut, oriel
the whole, neither the equipages nor -.he pedestrwis were so nu.
tr.errus as last year, when the Caledonian liutit :sad 14suburgh
R'aCts were run over t"e same Courre.
GOODWOOD RACF.S, WIDN V:DA T. Jut.r

The Goodwood Club Stakes of I Or. each, with .24.. laird by
the Club. Two-rule heats. (Four Subscribes.)
_ _ _

Mr. Smith's P.lttltakett, 4-yrs-old - - - 3 I 1
Mr. Wekm's ebestust evil, by HyarMthe, I.yrs-tsbl 1 2

THURSDAY.
Stecenstakm of 10gs. each. One mile and a half. Si: Subaciibers.
Mr I. Walker's bay hnr.e Alexander, 41-yrs old - - I
Mr. Smith's Pank.tken,
Lord March's bay Fitly Princess, 3-yra oil - - . 3
Sweeps,ake: of igs. with 50gs added. Heats. (he; Subscribers).
Mr. Walker's brown horse Alexander - - 1 1
Mr. :Insides brows horse lienley - - - 2 2
rd March's chesnur colt Hermes - - S dr
The Ladies' Plate of £5O. Two.mile haw..

Air. Gould's bay colt, by Walton. 4-yrs•old - - 3 I
Mr. Sm Mown gelding Cubic'', Se•ytawld • - 4 4
Mr. Lever's Miss Pickering - - - 3 2
Mr. Meenell's Lustre, aged - - - - 4 9
Lard March's cliesnut colt Hermes, beat Lord Aptiley's bay
gelding. Last ball mile. 50gs.
NANTWICH RACES, 3A'anstrstase, Jute
The Town Plate of £st).-=Three-mile heats.
- - - - -

Sir T. nasty:is bry colt' by Pavilion 3. yrs.nid 1 2 1
Mr. Cis:indices bay filly Dart, 3-yr3•011 - • 11 1 2

73URsDAY.
The Gentlemen's Plate of £.lO. for all errs. Tlhree-m:lc heats.
Mr. Fletcher's grey horse Friend Ned, 5-yrs-edd • 1 1
6ir T. Stanley's bay gelding Charioteer, .5 yrsAd . s 2
Mr. Bayley's bay colt, by Pavilion, S.yrs-old (bolted) 3 dl9

fRIDAY.
A Handicap Stakes of Sgt. taCii, with SOO. ad-'ed. Five Subs.
Mr. Chandkr's grey horse friend Ned, 5-yrs•old - I
Sir J. G. Egertiates Bellerophon, c-yrs.old - 2 dr

Bost N G.—The fight between PAINTER and Serrorr tile Flack,
and Rxrivot D 3 and 111.1.7:;OW the Jew, wall take place to-mu: row,
more than 20 miles front London. The Black has got rather the
favourite against Painter. Betting is 5t04 on Reynolds.
PIDESTIIIANISIS EarItAtIRDINARY-500 MILES BACKWARDS
111 40 DAYS....-STEVENS Continues his retrograde task, at Worm-
wood Scrubs. At five o'clock yesterday atternouir he had per-
formed 90 milts, and intended to go several miles more beiorr
be rested for the night. He had then completed in the whole,
44Y miles, and had 58 mile■ more to go before five o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, to make good Iris undertaking.
Clasp, the bricklayer, of Paddington, by eve o'clock yesterday
afternoon had gone 26 milts, and he meant to go on the whole
of the night. Crisp had then completed f,06 miles, and by six
o'clock to.morrow evening he means to finish has wonderful task,
by going 89 miles and a half.

Sunday the Duke of Your( visited the Princess
CHARLOTTE and Prince Lecwour at Claremont, on
his way from O•tlands to London.
Yesterday Count MUNSTER had an audience of the
PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House.

The Duke of Yana transacted military business
with the PRINCE REGENT yesterday.
The Duke of GLottawrcu arrived in town on Fri.
day night from Cheltenham, attended by Colonel
iliociss and Colonel DALTON. Yesterday, about
three o'clock, his ROYAL. HIGHNESS left town for his
seat at. Bagshot, to meet the Mums, upon her ar-
sival there from Windsor.

The Earl and Countess of CRAVEN helve arrived
at Trieste from Venice; thence they mean to bail for
Sicily and Malta, and, oa their return, to winter at
Naples.
The Duke of DEVOKSIIIaIt is ►hortly expected in
town from the Continent.

The Earl and Countess of Firzwituam are enter-
taMing a large party of fashionable visitors at their
seat, Northamptonshire.

Colonel JOHN JAQUES, late of the slst, died on
Saturday, at Bath. The Colonel served under Ge•
petal MURRAY, at the siege of Minorca, at which
time the late Sir JOHN Moons was a subaltern in his
(then Captain JAQUIJI) company.
Mr. SHIELD, whose musical works have so often
charmed the public, is to succeed the late Sir WIL-
LIAM PARSONS, on the Establishment at St. James's,
tue appointment having been long promised.
The Countess of HARCOURT and Lady LYS TLE-
TON, supported by the Earl of HARCOUIIT, held the
plate at the church door of Malvern Abbey, after a
sermon for repairing the interior of the same, when
r. large collection was made.
The fre at Uffington House, the seat of Earl
LINDSAY, before noticed, was perpetrited by a car-
penter named Whitehead, who courted one of the
housemaids, and confessed the whole particulars—the
man is known to be subject to temporary fits of insa-
nity, and,sin that ground, escapes prosecution.
An individual, who signs himself A Friend to
Government," has sent the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CHEQUER £lOO in a Bank post bill, which is to be
appropriated to the public service.
Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD being appointed Keeper
of the Privy Purse grid Private Secretary to his Royal
liighneis the PRINCE REGENT, in the room of the
Right Hon. Sir Jolts M‘Mamon, retired from those
situations on account of ill health, has vacated bib
seat for Plymouth.
LIMERICK Etacrtow.-a-State of the poll on Tues-
day evening (twelfth day), Major VEKEI:LIt, 263 ;
Mr. TUTHILL, 234. _ _

CHILD•STEALINP....•It appears that the female con-
vtzted of the above crime At the late Old Batley Ses-
mon, for a short period 14 strutted and fretted" hei
hour opon the stage, atd performed several units At
the little Theatre in the Haymarket ; since which she
formed a connection with a Gentleman in France.
and left that place some time ago preparatory t.) hei
erscouchemeni in this country. The child she seas deli-
vered of died; and upon the account of her receiving
a large sum from the above loreigner, she stole the
chilli alluded to, in order to return with it to France,
impose it on the reputed [tuber 411 tits Ova Ginn jos

LAW INTELLIGISCIL

COURT OF CHANCERY, MIX 21.

sin MARA WOOD v. Emil) sO CutrErrrits, egg.
Mr. GRIPPITHS, in address•ng his Lordship in re=
spect to this cas”, complained that he had been kept
under duress for a considerable time, in consequ• nce
of an improper stamp having been placed upon the
deed ; he felt considerable alarm about the costs, and
the attachment which would in consequence issue,
' and prayed his L,,rdship's interference, to ease his
mind; he also rectified a mistake which he made on
Friday, he having said that the b.ll WaS filed on an
award, whereas he thould have said, " on an agree-
ment."—Mr. Gooks said that tie cause of alarm
arose from the over anxiety of the Solicitor ; Mr.
Griffiths had co real cause for uneasine,s, and with
respect to the costs, lie expressly declared, as he had
o.i Friday last, that no proceeding should take place
until the decision of his Lordship had transpired.
The LORD CHANCELLOR expressed himself satisfied
that nothing would take place, and intimated that he
would give judgment on Wednesday.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MIX el.

WAAL AND OTIIRRS, ASsIONEEs oirDUNKIN, w. Coop-